Ariana Grande Sues To Unmask Hackers Who Stole Her Unreleased Music

Ariana Grande is currently on her Eternal Sunshine Tour and building up to the release of her new album petal , and she's also suing an unknown group of hackers who, she claims, stole and leaked her unreleased music, photos, and videos. As Billboard reports , Grande's lawyers submitted a lawsuit to a Los Angeles court on Monday, and one of its goals is to reveal the identities of the hackers, possibly by serving subpoenas to internet service providers. The post Ariana Grande Sues To Unmask Hackers Who Stole Her Unreleased Music appeared first on Stereogum .

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Ariana Grande Sues To Unmask Hackers Who Stole Her Unreleased Music

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