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In a new "Good Morning America" interview, Salt-N-Pepa spoke out against Universal Music Group for withholding their masters.

Salt-N-Pepa speak out on 'Good Morning America' about suing UMG, saying the label won't return their music rights despite 35-year contract.

Salt reveals that another powerful man, label mogul Russell Simmons, also doubted Salt-N-Pepa at first. “He gave us a thumbs down, [claiming] we'll never last.

Salt-N-Pepa's music catalog lawsuit got a response from UMG, which said the duo doesn't qualify for termination rights over their master recordings.

Cent files a lawsuit against his ex, UMG hits back at Salt-N-Pepa, Sean Kingston's mom wants leniency and more in this music law news recap.