Yes, More Drama
Mary J. Blige faces a $2 million lawsuit for allegedly using music on Growing Pains that she and Geffen never paid for. The song in question is "Work That," which was featured in an iPod commercial. Same story, different day and artist. [NYDN]
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Ugh. I have no patience for this or Beyonce's mess. PAY YOUR BILLS. If they can't afford it, it's one thing, but they are more than able to and the people who wrote the songs could very well be living on Ramen noodles waiting for their big break only to hear their work on the radio and not get paid for it.