Nelly is off the hook for supposedly unpaid royalties for members of his crew, St. Lunatics. The final remaining member of ...

St. Lunatics filed a $50 million lawsuit against their former band member Nelly, aka Cornell Iral Haynes Jr., for copyright ...

Nelly is now in the clear for the $50 million lawsuit that St. Lunatics rapper Ali filed on behalf of the group. Billboard ...

Nelly was excited to appear on 'MTV Cribs' in 2002. Here's why he came to regret his decision to show off his home.

The last St. Lunatics member who was still suing Nelly for copyright infringement has dropped his lawsuit. But this battle ...

In response, Nelly’s legal team, led by attorney Ken Freundlich, sought punitive sanctions against the attorneys who filed the case, arguing that the lawsuit was 'vexatious' and 'should never have ...

Nelly is urging the court to sanction St. Lunatics member Ali Jones for what his legal team labeled a baseless and costly legal stunt.

The Austin-born, St. Louis-raised rapper stood on the Big River stage ... This seemed no matter to Nelly, who was there for his OG fans, the ones who remember when he walked around with a Band ...

The wind cut through Georgetown’s San Gabriel Park like a knife for Two Step Inn on Sunday. Texans bundled up to bear temps ...

By Bill Donahue Nelly’s former St. Lunatics bandmate Ali wants to drop a lawsuit that had accused the rapper of failing to pay him for his alleged work on Nelly’s 2000 debut album Country Grammar.