Lady GaGa most searched woman on web

Lady GaGa has reportedly become the world's most searched-for woman on the internet.

According to the latest edition of the Guinness World Records, the popstar has taken the top spot from former US vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

Michael Jackson was also recently named the most searched-for male on the web, reports Gossip Cop.

Sarah Palin Testifies Against Email Hacker

While it’s no secret that she received a plethora of criticism during her 2008 campaign with Presidential candidate John McCain, it seems Sarah Palin also suffered an attack from a computer hacker.

And earlier today (April 23) the former Governor of Alaska testified in a Tennessee court against a former college student accused of illegally accessing her email account.

David Kernell is suspected of hacking into Palin’s personal email account and posting her daughter Bristol’s phone number on a website. This led to harassing phone calls and text messages.

Kernell is not being accused of making the phone calls, though he could face up to 50 years in prison if convicted. David’s lawyer said it was all a prank and he meant no harm.

Big Earner

Since leaving her political office, Sarah Palin has been raking in the dough.

The former Vice Presidential candidate resigned last year as the Governor of Alaska to join the private sector, and has earned at least $12 million since leaving the office in July.

he money income is due to TV appearances, book deals and a whole lot of speaking appearances pulling in from five to six figures each. ABC found out how much she was making based on records, news accounts and estimates the number is “probably much higher.”

The 46-year-old is also claimed to receive $7 million for her book “Going Rogue” and $2 million from her upcoming TV series, “Sarah Palin’s Alaska,” on The Learning Channel.