Madonna is being sued over her fitness brand, Contactmusic.com reports.
She has been accused by beauty and fashion company Hard Candy of maliciously stealing their name to sell exercise DVDs and apparel and the firm have filed a lawsuit in federal court for trademark infringement and unfair competition.
The lawsuit also targets Madonna's manager Guy Oseary, but claims the 'Material Girl' singer is ''the driving force behind the infringing activity, taking credit herself for the initial selection and subsequent expansion.
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Well this just shows that nobody should point fingers when it comes to copying.

So there's a beauty and fashion line called Hard Candy which no one knows.

Madonna used the name for music and a gym which are different business areas, that's hardly stealing.

Another day another greedy person trying to make an easy dollar off the Queen.

And were have they been for last years?Like.Lol.

Madonna's been using that term for quite a while, where they been?

It's the same like with the Semtex (Girl?) thing, it will vanishes away...

Damn, Madonna
So, so disappointed

Why didn't they sue her merchandise during the Hard Candy era then

Exactly! The album was released over 6 years ago The Thirst is real

Bye! Good luck, when the name is called 'Hard Candy Fitness'. Everyone shortens it to 'Hard Candy'.

This is just as ridiculous as her getting sued for "stealing" the name Material Girl for her clothing line. Ummmm...it's the title to HER song that has been out for decades. Dumb asses! lol

Someone's trying to cash in.

Material Girl, Truth or Dare Logo, Frozen, Vogue, teas

of course you're here posting as quick as you could.

"hard candy" is used by other people as well because of its innuendo. i guess that means the title "born this way" is stolen as well, by your logic. or "take a bow" from rihanna.

simply put: it doesn't make her a thief.

It's a little late now.

Never too late apparently

http://www.mtv.com/news/1689554/madonna-vogue-lawsuit/

Madonna was sued over 'Vogue' (1990) saying it copied another song, but the 'technology wasn't as advanced to detect it'.