(CBS) Lady Gaga apparently isn't into human breast milk ice cream. The superstar has threatened to sue the makers of the highly popular and controversial ice cream called "Baby Gaga." The product ...

Talk about unappetizing! Lady Gaga is threatening to sue a London ice cream parlor over an ice cream flavor called 'Baby Gaga,' according to Starpulse. Baby Gaga is an ice cream flavor whose key ...

London-based breast milk ice cream makers The Licktators could be ... the company for its stomach-churning flavor "Royal Baby Gaga," reports The Independent. The singer's legal council claims ...

(CBS) Baby Gaga or baby gross? A London ice cream parlor says it plans to serve up sugary confections made from human breast milk so everyone can experience the "miracle of motherhood," according ...

ice cream made from mothers' breast milk. The Icecreamists shop has made headlines for using milk from as many as 15 women to make its new "Baby Gaga" flavor. The rare offering proved a hit with ...

The singer’s reps want “punk ice cream maker” The Licktators to dump a flavor named “Royal Baby Gaga,” which is made from human breast milk, vanilla and lemon. In a cease and desist ...

"There was huge support from breastfeeding women for Baby Gaga ice cream in 2011, yet some politicians still stigmatise women for breastfeeding in public," said Leeds. "We thought the birth of a ...

A London ice-cream parlor called Icecreamists is making a splash with a special ice cream made from breast milk. The flavor, dubbed “Baby Gaga,” is made from the breast milk of a mother from ...

The official said the ice cream, marketed as "Baby Gaga" and launched last week, is being tested with the full cooperation of The Icecreamists, the parlor marketing the dessert. Viruses ...

Lady Gaga wants fans to know that she does not endorse a breast milk ice cream called "Baby Gaga" created by The Licktators. The singer has reportedly threatened legal action against the ...

Nearly two weeks after seizing two samples of Baby Gaga ice cream for testing over health concerns, a British council has given its approval to the dessert made from mothers' breast milk.