Lady Gaga Gagged in Indonesia

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Lady Gaga Gagged in Indonesia

Asia is vastly multicultural, and sometimes this can present a trap to Westerners who see it as a monolithic entity. Recently, Lady Gaga discovered this the hard way. After receiving a fantastic reception on her visit to Japan, she found herself banned from playing in Jakarta. Why did this happen… and what does it mean for you? Tim explains here.

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