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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Everything celebrity, sauce has or entertainment apart which you got right.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
So A New York judge has dismissed a copyright infringement
lawsuit filed against Dualipa. SO Judge Catherine Polk Failure has
ruled that any similarities such as court progression or harmonic
rhythm are non copyrightable elements. So three years ago, songwriters
l Russell Brown and Sandy Lindser claimed that They're nineteen
seventy nine discotoon Wiggle and Giggle all Night sounded exactly
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like Dulipa's song Levitating, So lawsuit said, quote the signature
melody is repeated six times and levitating. And they also
argued that du Lipa copied their pop with the disco feel.
The judge said it would be impossible to protect that
description without completely for comclosing the future development of music
in that genre.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
I'm so tired people A sting.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Everybody come on and a rumor is that Carli ree
Jebson might be getting back into the world of Broadway.
If you didn't know, she was already in on Broadway
in Cinderella, and she co starred with and Harrad. So recently,
she revealed on Instagram that she had written a musical
and she said that she's going to be reuniting with
her superstar X stepsister doing a reading of her new
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musical quote.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
So basically it looks like people.
Speaker 2 (01:12):
Are speculating that she will be back on Broadway, which like,
she has a great voice, good for her. But some
of the people, like the top online people that you
know deep dive, are saying that maybe she's gonna be
in Ten Things I Hated About You, which is Lena
Dunham's adaptation of it from the wrong comments. We've all
seen it like Keith Ledger, Julia Styles classic.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
So at this point, go info about it.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
But everybody has been talking about in tiktoks, I figured
why not talk about here? And Kelly Clarkson, she was
on Kylie Kelsey's podcast and basically they're talking about all
kinds of things about motherhood, and she said she was
like talking about how she can't stand Kelly Clarkson can't
stand that, you know, kids, schools have things in the
midli day.
Speaker 3 (01:48):
She's like, people have jobs, which fair.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
But so we know Kelly Clarkson because she became famous
from the first season of American Idol, just that that's
how we know her. But she said that she did
not realized that American Idol was a TV show until
her third audition on the podcast. So she said like basically,
she remember she was on the first season and she's like,
we're taking these shows, but nobody knew that was a show,
let alone that would be successful. She's liked, quote we
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were like, oh, it's my work, I might meet someone
or whatever, and she's like, I was nineteen.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
I just want to pay my electric bills. I'm sure,
which sure. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
She also said that people are really mean to her
back in the day despite winning, because she was from
a talent show. She said, quote, people who are really
mean have been coached on the Voice, you know, like
they hated the talent shows and they ended up on
the Voice. People were really roll at first. It was
a very unlikeful thing unquote. But she's not named Millionaires,
but it was not. Jennifer Hudson just wanted to throw
it out there because, yeah, if really for something, watched
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it the BEGND. We got the cast playing the Sabers
on Sunday. You can watch it on Money Mental or
ESPN World Figure Skating Championships. My aunt will be there
with my grandma on NBC, American Idols on ABC, suits
LA's on NBC, White Lowest new episode on Sunday on Max,
and The Lifeless on Netflix.
Speaker 3 (02:57):
Thanks Austin, welcome.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
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