Lady Gaga sues syndicates over cancelled gig
Following a cancelled gig in Jakarta last year after threats from an Islamic group, the pop singer Lady Gaga's management team and concert organisers claim their insurers should pay out.
Police in Indonesia did not approve the concert after extremist group the Islamic Defenders Front said it would disrupt the concert calling her the "devil's messenger". At the time Lady Gaga (pictured
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