Legal Drama in Pop Culture: Tyra Banks has sued Netflix over “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model,” alleging her 3.5-hour interview was cut to 16 minutes and edited to create a false, defamatory storyline—she’s also seeking an injunction over the docuseries soundtrack use of her image. Music Rights & Copyright: Pakistani singer Abrar Ul Haq says he’s launching legal action to reclaim ownership and control of songs he created, spotlighting long-running contract and IP enforcement problems in the entertainment industry. Live Music, Health, and the Road: A Canadian indie artist (Crohn’s disease) opens up about managing chronic illness while touring—heating pads, pain, and the real limits of “just load the gear.” Tour Buzz: Bob Dylan is thanking fans as “music and art lovers” on his new run, keeping the focus on connection over spectacle. Concert Review: Zach Bryan’s Edinburgh stop blends country-rock with cross-cultural energy, complete with local celebrations and big, soulful songwriting. Festival/Training Spotlight: Antigua and Barbuda’s Festivals Commission wrapped a music business masterclass covering songwriting, mixing, distribution, copyright, and branding. Music Tech & Streaming: Spotify is under scrutiny as investigations flag fake podcasts tied to prescription drug sales, while Deezer rolls out tools to detect AI-generated “slop” across major platforms.