Lady Gaga’s newest album may tout her as the “Perfect Celebrity,” but the associated merchandise has stirred up legal “Mayhem” with California-based surf brand Lost International.

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She's being sued by a surfboard company that claims she stole its logo design. Lost International makes surfboards and apparel emblazoned with a logo that reads 'Mayhem' in type that could have ...