Lady Gaga Steals From Another Indie Artist

Top to bottom: Maluca, Lady Gaga

Left to right: Lady Gaga, Shania Twain (Courtesy of ONTD)

Lady Gaga burst onto the music scene with a style reminiscent of Grace Jones and David Bowie. Her music started off on a fairly new course, representing something somewhat new and different, but of late, she has been pilfering items from other singers and it is hurting her name online, as audiences are pointing out the rip-offs.

Kerli (left) and Lady GaGa (right)

The most recent is indie singer, Maluca, who slammed Lady Gaga for stealing her trademark "soda can rollers" look, for her latest video "Telephone" featuring fellow bisexual Beyonce.

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$70 Million In Prescription Meds Stolen During Burglary

Video: Enfield drug heist WTNH

An unprecedented robbery took place in the U.S. state of Connecticut, where $70 million in merchandise was pilfered during a pharmaceutical drug heist at the Eli Lilly warehouse.

According to investigators, the break-in was planned and calculated, as the perpetrators entered the building from the roof and proceeded to make off with the valuable pharmaceutical drugs, via the loading dock located at the back of the premises.

$70M in prescription drugs stolen in Conn. heist

(AP) – 3 hours ago - ENFIELD, Conn. — Authorities say prescription drugs worth tens of millions of dollars have been stolen in a brazen, well-planned heist at a pharmaceutical company warehouse in Connecticut.

The FBI has been called in to investigate the theft early Sunday at the Eli Lilly warehouse in Enfield, a northern Connecticut city that borders Massachusetts...

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"Big FAT Liar" Movie Review

Title: Big FAT Liar

Year Of Release: 2002

Review Date: February 28, 2010

Rating: PG

Running time: 88 minutes

Box Office Gross: $47,000,000

"Big Fat Liar" is a comedy about the common Hollywood practice of stealing other people‘s works and ideas and passing them off as one’s own, which is unlawful under the Copyright Act and Berne Convention.

Teenager, Jason Shepherd, writes a school essay about being a liar and through a chance meeting with a Hollywood executive, Marty Wolf, on the way to school, it is stolen.

Wolf is a lazy, shiftless, not so bright Hollywood degenerate that reads the essay and takes credit for it by turning it into a film. The movie goes into production, with his name deceitfully on it as writer.

The teenager finds out about it and goes Home Alone on him, via terrorizing him through a series of pranks and mishaps, until the truth comes out to the world about the true authorship of the story used to make the film.