It seems that Birdman’s and Slim’s legal troubles are taking a turn for the worst after a College Park woman filed sexual charges against Cash Money.
Nicole Westmoreland claims she was supposed to be given an opportunity to make a business presentation, but instead she says she was “exposed to illegal drugs and explicit sexual activity” before the act took place.
Doug Morris, Sony’s chief executive of Music Entertainment, wants to get Cash Money label on board with Sony.
My plan here is very simple,” Doug Morris told the New York Times. “To help create the pre-eminent record company in the world.”
Things are changing quickly at Sony. After months of talks, Morris signed Dr. Luke, who has produced pop hits for Katy Perry and Kesha. By creating what is now Kemosabe Records in collaboration with Dr. Luke, Sony gets exclusive rights to Dr. Luke’s production for the next five years.