In March, not long after Lady Gaga released her Grammy-nominated album Mayhem, a company called Lost Surfboards sued to stop her from selling merch with that word on it. A judge has now ruled that Gaga can continue providing Mayhem merch to Little Monsters.

A judge has ruled that Lady Gaga can continue to sell ‘Mayhem’ merch despite a surf company’s ongoing lawsuit to stop her. Lost Surfboards sued the singer back in March. Shortly after the release of Lady Gaga’s latest album,

Lady Gaga defeated a surf company’s bid to prohibit her from selling clothing bearing the word “Mayhem” while its lawsuit accusing her of trademark infringement moves forward.

This year's Album of the Year field isn't lacking for front-­runners: Any one of these eight LPs would be a worthy victor. But Lady Gaga's Mayhem is poised to overshadow the rest. The ever-evolving singer,

After a decade dabbling in different genres, Gaga’s return to gothic synth-pop reminds us why she became an icon in the first place.

Gaga is currently on a drought-breaking visit to Australia with the 'MAYHEM Ball World Tour,' her first in these parts in 11 years.

Sydney commuters have been warned of traffic "mayhem" ahead of Lady Gaga's concerts at Accor Stadium in Olympic Park on Friday and Saturday.