For 10 points, name this service created by Shawn Fanning to share music, once sued by Metallica.
The uncle of this service's founder briefly became its CEO and had earlier started chess.net, the first online chess server. Venture capitalist Hummer Winblad pulled out of funding this service while its founders were accepting a Webby and forced Eileen Richardson out as CEO.  Alex Winter directed a 2013 documentary about this service.  Many third-party clients which connected to this service were based on the MacStar source code.  Jordan Ritter, also known as Nocarrier, was the first additional person brought on to work on this service.  This service was first announced in the (*) IRC channel wOOwOO.  The rights to this service's name were bought by Roxio, then Best Buy, before being merged with Rhapsody.  Many users of this service migrated to Kazaa.  For 10 points, name this service created by Shawn Fanning to share music, once sued by Metallica.
The uncle of this service's founder briefly became its CEO and had earlier started chess.net, the first online chess server.
Napster