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.

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 ...

It’s not HBO, it’s Max — but the new standalone logo for Warner Bros. Discovery‘s streamer now certainly looks like HBO’s at a glance. The Max streaming service has quietly launched a ...

Here are all the entries for every college men's and college women's event at the 2025 Penn Relays. As the 2025 Penn Relays approaches, thousands of athletes have descended on Franklin Field in ...

The Ravens team name was voted for and revealed on March 29, 1996. To honor that milestone, the team released a special logo and announced that that "limited-edition merchandise and special ...

Today, the Ravens have unveiled plans for commemorating their 30th season. The effort includes a logo that includes the Roman numerals of the two Super Bowls the Ravens have won. Originally, the ...

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 ...

Jordan Schwartz is among those owners. Using a heat gun, screw gun and fishing line, he removed the Tesla logos from his own vehicle. "It's symbolic, but I think symbols matter," Schwartz said.

Entenmann's®, known for its wide variety of delicious baked goods, announced the nationwide rebrand of its Mini Snack Cakes line. The updates feature new branding graphics, a name change (formerly ...

Last year, Jaguar and Mazda presented updated versions of their respective logos. Jaguar went with a “seamless blend of upper and lower case” in a far-too-subtle nod to the British marque’s ...