TMZ — ON TODAY'S SHOW Jennifer Lawrence's Major Legal Hurdle Over Her Nude Pics Kendrick Lamar Gets Called Out 'Sleepy Hollow' Makes the Worst-Timed Mistake Ever Britney Spears' Ex-BF Plays the 'Ross Geller Card' SKYPE US TMZTVSHOW TWEET US Tweet to… ... more info

Stereogum — Today in “artists keep suing each other”: TMZ reports that the jazz musicians Willie Jones III and Eric Reed are suing Kendrick Lamar for stealing the music that became his song “Rigamortis.” “Rigamortis” was one of the singles on Section... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Check out the track from the electronic producer... more info

NME — Track will appear on producer's forthcoming new album 'You're Dead!' more info

TMZ — Kendrick Lamar is a musical thief who blatantly ripped off another song to create his hit, "Rigamortis" ... at least according to two musicians who are suing him for at least $1 million.Eric Reed and Willie Jones III claim they came up with a song…... more info

Stereogum — Several reviewers compared Kendrick Lamar’s good kid, m.A.A.d. city to James Joyce’s modernist novel Ulysses, in that both of them chronicled the twists and turns of a day in the life of a young urbanite. The comparison wasn’t lost on Adam Dieh... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Made in America stumbles logistically as the festival makes its L.A. debut in downtown's Grand Park. Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, SZA and Weezer were among the acts pumping up the patient crowds.Made in America stumbles logistically as the festival m... more info

The Independent — Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid Maad City album was widely praised for its storytelling and lyrical craftsmanship, and is now the subject of a college English class alongside James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. more info

MTV.co.uk News — The rapper has responded to Lamar's verse on Control... more info

Stereogum — When the visionary Los Angeles beat-mangler Flying Lotus got Thom Yorke and Erykah Badu to show up on his album Until The Quiet Comes a couple of years ago, that felt like a big deal indeed, even if their voices fully blurred into his expansive jazz-... more info