Lady Gaga’s new album is certainly causing mayhem — but probably not in the way the pop icon expected. According to TMZ, a brand called Lost International is suing Gaga for trademark infringement, claiming she blatantly copied their design for her album branding and merch.

Lost International filed the suit against the Grammy winner, arguing that they’ve owned the rights to use the stylised version of the word ‘Mayhem’ on their surfboards and merchandise since

San Clemente's Lost Surfboards by Mayhem filed a $100 million lawsuit against Lady Gaga over her new "Mayhem" album.

Kicking things off with news from Lady Gaga. She recently announced she’ll be going on tour after her album ‘Mayhem’ came out earlier this month. The ‘2025 Mayhem Ball Tour’ will have two stops in Chicago,

Lady Gaga rules the Dance Streaming Songs chart with “Abracadabra,” while five Mayhem tracks sit in the top 10 and “Poker Face” returns years after release.