Hip-hop legends Salt-N-Pepa claim Universal Music Group has removed some of their hits from streaming platforms amid an ugly ...

Cheryl James and Sandra Denton told Good Morning America co-anchor Robin Roberts that UMG removed their music from streaming ...

They are suing Universal Music Group for allegedly denying them the master recordings of their early songs, such as "Push It." ...

Salt-N-Pepa say Universal Music Group has removed their iconic tracks like “Push It” from streaming platforms amid a lawsuit ...

Salt-N-Pepa reflect on their 40-year legacy, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honor, and legal fight to regain their music rights from Universal Music Group.

Salt-N-Pepa have spoken out about their legal battle with Universal Music Group. In an interview with Good Morning America, the rap duo – Cheryl ‘Salt’ James and Sandra ‘Pepa’ Denton – explained their ...

Salt-N-Pepa speak out on 'Good Morning America' about suing UMG, saying the label won't return their music rights despite 35-year contract.

Salt-N-Pepa have spoken out about their legal battle with Universal Music Group. In an interview with Good Morning America, ...

When Salt-N-Pepa entered the music industry 40 years ago, they paved a way for women in the industry. Now the members of the ...

In a new "Good Morning America" interview, Salt-N-Pepa spoke out against Universal Music Group for withholding their masters.

Looking to take back the rights to their early music, Salt-N-Pepa accused Universal Music Group of taking their music off streaming platforms.

The duo filed a lawsuit against UMG in May, alleging the company is violating federal copyright law by refusing to return the rights to their early recordings. According to U.S. copyright law, artists ...