The Police hit was famously sampled by the disgraced music mogul for his Grammy-winning track “I’ll Be Missing You” JOHN LAMPARSKI/AFP via Getty; Paras Griffin/Getty Despite the allegations against ...

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Sting has been slapped with a hefty lawsuit by his former Police bandmates over missing royalties, The Post can confirm. The British musician, 73, was sued in London by the group’s guitarist Andy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 28: Recording artists Sting and Sean "Diddy" Combs attend the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square ...

Sean "Diddy" Combs wants everyone to learn a new word: facetious. That's what the 53-year-old claims he was being last week when he tweeted that he's still paying Police front man Sting $5,000 in ...

Aug. 27 (UPI) --Two of Sting's former Police bandmates have sued the rock musician over missing royalties from the song Every Breath You Take. Andy Summers, 82, and Stewart Copeland, 73, claim they ...

In a recent interview, Sting discussed Police’s chart-topping hit “Every Breath You Take” from their 1983 album, Synchronicity, and the song’s ties to Sean “Diddy” Combs. During an interview with the ...

Sting is reportedly being sued by his former Police bandmates for missing royalties over their biggest hit, "Every Breath You Take." In the lawsuit, filed in the High Court in London, drummer Stewart ...

Everybody knows “Every Breath You Take.” It’s the biggest hit the Police ever had, one of the most famous tunes of the Eighties. It spent 8 weeks at Number One in the classic pop summer of 1983. In ...

Back in the 1990s, Combs appeared to be at the forefront of music as he released songs like “I’ll Be Missing You” with Faith Evans. During the song, fans of Sting heard the rapper sampling “Every ...

The Police’s ‘Synchronicity’ album cover. In their meteoric ascent to global superstardom from 1977 to 1984, the Police landed many memorable hits, but only one that reached the top of the Billboard ...