The Spill Taylor Swift Can’t ‘Shake Off’ This Lawsuit
On the show today…
Kyle Sandilands and fiancé Tegan Kynaston are officially parents, welcoming a baby boy named Otto this morning, with Kyle making a very chaotic exit from his radio show to as Tegan went into labour.
Plus, Mindy Kaling has given an interview to Marie Claire, where she discusses the negative response she received when her sitcom, The Mindy Show, first aired in 2012. It goes to show how different the media landscape looked, just a decade ago.
And a copyright lawsuit filed against Taylor Swift and her 2014 single Shake It Off has been making news this week, based on two lines in the song's chorus. It's the latest in a long line of recent music lawsuits, so we discuss where they all came from and what they mean for the music industry.
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