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In what has become an all-too-common story, Russian lawmakers went ballistic over a bank card featuring a rainbow unicorn, decrying it as a form of pro-LGBTQ “propaganda.” Lawmakers from the Russian ...

The true end-game grind is finding Rainbow Slime in Granblue Fantasy: Relink. These rare monsters are also called Prismatic Slime. This ultra-rare monster is notoriously difficult to find, but if you ...

Los Angeles, CA - CIRCA 2009: Fergie of Black Eyed Peas in Los Angeles, California (CREDIT: Aaron Rapoport/Corbis/Getty Images) The makers behind a pooping unicorn toy have settled in a case with ...

Oct 4 (Reuters) - Toymaker MGA Entertainment and music publisher BMG Rights Management [RIC:RIC:CHYSL.UL] have settled a lawsuit that accused MGA of illegally copying the Black Eyed Peas' hit "My ...

You were worried. It’s OK. We were all worried. You couldn’t eat. You couldn’t sleep. All you could do was fret over what was about to happen with the Black Eyed Peas’ label and their legal battle ...

Toymaker MGA Entertainment has settled with BMG in a copyright lawsuit over MGA's parody of Black Eyed Peas' 2005 hit, "My Humps," used in a television commercial. The amount of the settlement has not ...

The funniest music-related lawsuit of 2023 has ended before it could fully move through the bowels of the American legal system: BMG has settled its suit with MGA Entertainment after alleging the ...

BMG has settled its lawsuit with MGA Entertainment. The record label filed a claim earlier this year claiming the toymaker's line of pooping unicorn dolls was advertised using an unauthorized parody ...

A Black Eyed Peas song is at the center of a lawsuit filed against the makers of a pooping unicorn doll for copyright infringement. There’s a lot packed into that sentence, so let’s break it down.