Lady Gaga's Seoul concert banned for teenagers
By Claire Lee The Korea Herald/Asia News NetworkSaturday, Mar 31, 2012 SEOUL - American pop singer Lady Gaga's upcoming Seoul concert has been restricted to over-18s by the Korea Media Rating Board, as the Gender Ministry considers one of her songs to be performed at the show as "inappropriate" for minors. The rating board's decision came after a series of complaints filed by conservative NGOs and Christian groups, who demanded Hyundai Card cancel the show on grounds that Lady Gaga promotes "inappropriate behavior" for youngsters, including homosexuality and mocking of religious figures. The concert, which is slated to be held at Seoul's Olympic Stadium on April 27, is the fourth foreign artist show to be banned for teenagers, according to KMRB. The first was Marilyn Manson's 2005 Seoul show, while the second and the third were American rappers 50 Cent and Jay-Z concerts both held in 2006. A KMRB official, who wanted to remain anonymous, said the dec...