Outkast Sue Rapper Ovrkast for Allegedly Hijacking Its ‘Famous, Extremely Valuable’ Name
Outkast are suing Oakland rapper and producer Ovrkast for alleged trademark infringement, claiming he backed out of an agreement to change his name
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