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24 August 2016Copyright

Ariana Grande latest artist to face copyright claims

US pop star Ariana Grande has become the latest singer to fall victim to a copyright infringement complaint, after a songwriter claimed her hit “One Last Time” ripped off one of his own tracks.

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