USA Today Music — Cook County Associate Judge Lawrence Flood was assigned to oversee R. Kelly's aggravated criminal sex abuse case on Monday. Meanwhile, attorney Michael Avenatti announced he would be showing prosecutors another sex tape featuring the singer and ... more info

USA Today Music — Cook County Associate Judge Lawrence Flood was assigned to oversee R. Kelly's aggravated criminal sex abuse case on Monday. Meanwhile, attorney Michael Avenatti announced he would be showing prosecutors another sex tape featuring the singer and ... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — A judge set bond at $1 million, requiring Kelly to pay 10 percent. A condition of release is that he have no contact with females younger than 18. more info

Reuters — Grammy-winning R&B star R. Kelly was due to appear again in a Chicago court on Monday where a judge will likely be assigned to his trial on charges that he sexually assaulted three teenage girls and a woman, a sheriff's spokesman said. more info

USA Today Music — R. Kelly's defense lawyer, Steve Greenberg, said the singer would likely remain in jail until Monday or Tuesday. The singer will also put in an appearance at the Cook County Courthouse, where he has a hearing scheduled.          ... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — One of the best-selling music artists ever won't get out of jail until Monday or Tuesday as confidants scramble to arrange to pay a $100,000 bond. more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — R.Kelly's years of sexual abuse allegations against the embattled R&B star have created a dark cloud over his musical legacy. more info

USA Today Music — R. Kelly's defense lawyer, Steve Greenberg, said the singer would likely remain in jail until Monday or Tuesday.             more info

USA Today Music — R. Kelly remained behind bars Sunday, two days after being charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse against four people Friday, unable as of yet to post the $100,000 bail required for his release.             more info

USA Today Music — Rumors about R. Kelly have persisted for decades. All of us are guilty that we let his star power blind us to injustice against women and girls.             more info