By Jameelah Mullen Universal Music Group (UMG) asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit by Salt-N-Pepa, filed in May, seeking control of their masters.

Cent files a lawsuit against his ex, UMG hits back at Salt-N-Pepa, Sean Kingston's mom wants leniency and more in this music ...

Salt-N-Pepa’s raps that made millions dance in the 1980s and 1990s and a bunch of little girls screaming, “Ooh baby, baby,” have become the center […] ...

Salt-N-Pepa are battling UMG for their master recordings, but the label claims the rap duo never actually held the copyrights ...

Salt N Pepa sued UMG claiming that the major was refusing to allow them to reclaim the rights in their 1980s recordings, even ...

Salt-N-Pepa's music catalog lawsuit got a response from UMG, which said the duo doesn't qualify for termination rights over their master recordings.

Salt-N-Pepa released their final album, Brand New, in 1997, and while they took a hiatus in the '00s, they got back together and still perform today (albeit without DJ Spinderella).

Salt-N-Pepa are responding to recent criticism from former third member DJ Spinderella who claimed she was "wrongfully excluded" from the hip hop group's recent Lifetime biopic, Salt-N-Pepa.

Spinderella is not happy about being excluded from Lifetime's Salt-N-Pepa biopic. The 50-year-old DJ took to social media on Friday to express her disappointment in the special, which is executive ...

Cheryl “Salt” James and Sandra “Pepa” Denton unwrap their truths in the new “Salt-N-Pepa” biopic, which airs on Lifetime this Saturday.

The thing about Salt-N-Pepa is, we are trailblazers in a lot of ways, but one of the things that I really love about that particular moment is that people were afraid to talk about it at that time.

Salt-N-Pepa — largely credited as one of the first female rap groups to pave the way for women in the hip hop industry — will be the subject of a new scripted Lifetime documentary series, the ...