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Lady Gaga was hit with a $100 million lawsuit by a California surf company over claims the pop star stole their logo for her new merchandise, according to documents obtained by FOX Business.

X-Men logo. To the left of the picture, the lights behind the chairs make a shadow that looks remarkably like an 'X' and an 'A' sitting atop each other. The belief now is this is a subtle tease ...

Lady Gaga has been hit with a $100m (£77.4million) lawsuit by a surf company who claim she ripped off their logo. Lost International, a surf and lifestyle brand, filed a complaint against her ...

"The leave is designed to assist new parents whose baby requires care," a representative of HR tech provider Brightmine explained From 6 April there will be a new right to neonatal care leave. Just ...

On Friday, Manhattan’s Torch & Crown Brewing Company is launching a diehard members' program: Get the company’s logo permanently tattooed on your body and receive a monthly case of beer and up ...

Languages: English. For older gamers, almost all of their video game news came from magazines like Nintendo Power, Playstation Magazine, or Electronic Gaming Monthly. More Video Games: New ...

The California-based surf brand Lost International claim that the singer is ripping off a trademark they've had since 2015 Kevin Mazur/Getty Lost International is suing Lady Gaga for using a logo ...

The Atlantic magazine has published more excerpts of the Trump administration’s group chat on Signal that detail timings of military strikes in Yemen, a day after senior officials claimed the ...

The Atlantic on Wednesday released the full transcript of a Signal chat about the Trump administration’s plans to strike Yemen that inadvertently included the magazine’s top editor.