Adele's song, 'Million Years Ago,' is a powerful ballad about missing the things you enjoyed and loved when you were younger.Sadly, people in Brazil will no longer get to take a trip down memory lane ...

Adele has been accused of plagiarizing on her 2015 song “Million Years Ago.” In an injunction filed Friday in Rio de Janeiro’s Sixth Commercial Court, Brazilian Judge Victor Torres ordered ...

She always used to talk to me about self care, and I used to see that as selfish, but it’s not.” Adele now wants to become the first person with a stoma bag to run the six major marathons ...

READ: Adele producer: Keeping mum about ‘Hello’ was hard Trotta said the ... in “Million years Ago” back in 2015. They claimed its tune was similar to one in a 1985 song by a Kurdish ...

This isn’t Adele’s first time dealing with plagiarism claims. In fact, it’s not even her first time dealing with claims over this song: In 2015, fans of Turkish musician Ahmet Kaya accused ...

Listeners drew comparisons and found similarities between Kaya's 1985 song "Acilara Tutunmak" and the Adele track amid its release, NME reported at the time. A legal battle never spawned from the ...

One of Adele's songs will be pulled internationally because a Brazilian judge issued an injunction while a plagiarism case against the song continues. The song "Million Years Ago," featured on the ...

Adele has run into some legal woes regarding one of her songs, which may result in the track being pulled forever. The Grammy-winning hitmaker, 36, is known for her songs, including Hello ...

A judge has ordered an Adele song be pulled worldwide over a plagiarism claim made by a Brazilian composer. The preliminary injunction by Brazilian judge Victor Torres in Rio de Janeiro's sixth ...

Adele was also accused by Turkish music fans of plagiarism in "Million years Ago" back in 2015. They claimed its tune was similar to one in a 1985 song by a Kurdish singer, Ahmet Kaya, called ...

There will be an $8000 fine “per act of non-compliance” from Adele’s labels. Geraes’ lawyer, Fredimio Trotta, is very happy about the win. He reckons it’s a “landmark for Brazilian ...