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Retraction To Syd Kessler Story

In an earlier feature article profiling the life and times of Syd Kessler, a comment quoted in the article has been withdrawn.

Retraction To Syd Kessler Story

By David Farrell

In an earlier feature article profiling the life and times of Syd Kessler, a comment quoted in the article has been withdrawn.

In the article Bill King Profiles Late Jingle King Syd Kessler we published information about Salim Sachedina that was false. We have now deleted that information. We apologize to Mr. Sachedina for any hurt this may have caused.

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Drake’s Lawyers Cite Kendrick’s Halftime Show in Defamation Lawsuit Over ‘Not Like Us’

The Super Bowl is an example of how Universal Music Group has "launched new campaigns to further spread the defamatory content" while delaying the litigation, Drake's team says.

A federal judge is refusing to allow Universal Music Group (UMG) to delay the start of Drake’s defamation lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” — a decision that came after Drake’s lawyers filed court documents complaining about Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show.

In a decision issued Tuesday (Mar. 4), Judge Jeannette Vargas denied UMG’s bid to postpone an initial hearing set for next month. The judge said that if UMG wants to push back the case — which claims “Not Like Us” defamed Drake by calling him a pedophile — it can argue for that request at the April hearing.

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