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Music Drake has decided to end his legal conflict with iHeartMedia after settling for an undisclosed sum. By Elias Andrews 5.9K Views -
Music Drake's petition hearing ran into confusion when dates were switched at the last-minute. By Bryson "Boom" Paul 4.0K Views -
Music Drake sought depositions against the company, but has decided to focus all his attention on UMG instead. By Elias Andrews 4.4K Views -
Entertainment Podcasts get some respect. By Karlton Jahmal 1017 Views -
Music Drake had accused iHeartMedia of accepting illegal payola payments from UMG to boost the radio airplay of Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" diss. By Gabriel Bras Nevares 3.3K Views -
Music Loren LoRosa previously confronted Jess Hilarious about her "The Breakfast Club" comments, trying to reach an understanding. By Gabriel Bras Nevares 8.3K Views -
Pop Culture "The Breakfast Club" radio host, Charlamagne Tha God, just signed a five-year contract extension with iHeartMedia that will keep him on the air until 2026. By Ellie Spina 7.5K Views -
Music Meek Mill, 2 Chainz, Lil Baby & more will also be performing at the Orange County festival. By Aron A. 4.4K Views -
Entertainment The company has been struggling financially for years. By hnhh 1102 Views -
Music Gordo has been riding with Drake throughout his K. Dot war, and now he's claiming there's more to uncover. By Elias Andrews 3.5K Views -
Entertainment "Anchorman" fans rejoice. Ron Burgundy is back. By Aron A. 6.4K Views -
Music A breakdown of both pre-action petitions that Drake's attorneys filed against UMG. By Aron A. 4.5K Views -
Music Drake and iHeartMedia have since reached an "amicable resolution" in their legal dispute as the Toronto rapper continues going after UMG. By Cole Blake 3.3K Views -
Pop Culture Charlamagne tha God's "Black Effect Podcast Network" is coming to iHeartRadio sooner than you think. By Dre D. 2.8K Views
