Actor-singer Jamie Foxx and hip-hop artists DJ Mustard and 2 Chainz are being sued in Fort Lauderdale federal court for alleged copyright infringement.
September 19, 2014 at 05:00 PM
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Actor-singer Jamie Foxx and hip-hop artists DJ Mustard and 2 Chainz are being sued in Fort Lauderdale federal court for alleged copyright infringement.
Nontra Records of Hollywood, Fla., sued over a song released by Foxx and the others Sept. 13. Foxx and DJ Mustard live in California, and 2 Chainz is from Georgia.
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