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Lady Gaga went on The Jay Leno Show last night to promote The Fame Monster, and tossed out a few flip answers to the nighttime host’s questions. When asked how the nuns reacted to the music she performed while still a Catholic school student, she replied, “Well, my music was different when I was in high school. I was singing about love—things I don’t care about anymore.”
Leno also inquired as to what Gaga plans to wear when she performs for Queen Elizabeth II in December. Her reply: “Latex and fishnets.”
Watch the full interview and Lady Gaga’s performance of “Bad Romance” below. MORE »
Latest by Chuckjones: Yikes - such hateful comments here. What gives? I feel bad for you; so sad you're so bitter. And I wonder how you'll deal with Lady Gaga's success for years to come? Oh well. I love her and enjoy her art every day - she's an genius.MORE »
“Last nights AMAs seems to have met all 3 award show requirements: a staged controversy, a gaffe and a triumph.” Couldn’t have said it any better myself, John Mayer’s Twitter. Let’s take a closer look at last night’s zany show, complete with performance videos: MORE »
Latest by AnonymousFormerIdolatrix: @Devo Wow,it doesn't surprise me one bit that the Lambert song is related to the Katy Perry song. That was the exact impression I got listening.
In the WORST possible way.
That was all that was truly offensive about the performance. The titillation stuff was just over the top in a lazily brazen way. I think even our most beloved flamboyant performers of yore had a sense of restraint and nuance & how to incorporate it into a performance. Lambert will do better when he acquires a bit of that.MORE »
Heya folks, tonight’s the American Music Awards (one step below The Grammys and two steps above the People’s Choice Awards) and we’re here to liveblog the whole thee-hour shebang! Now that Mad Men’s wrapped up for the season, you’ve got no excuse not to tune in to see every last pop star try to outshine one another—with their performances, their outfits, or by just being an a-hole on-air. (Somebody’s gotta play the villain role in Kanye’s absence.) After the epic VMAs back in September, the AMAs have a lot to live up to in terms of incessantly-talked-about watercooler moments: if one drunken throw-down doesn’t take place, if Jennifer Lopez doesn’t stumble to the ground while prancing around in her Loubies, or if Lady Gaga refrains from terrifying us with a pantsless performance peppered with bodily fluids, we’re calling it a snoozefest. Onto the awards! MORE »
Latest by amras: i think what gaga used wasn't a real grand. it was just some keyboard, put into a grand piano look-a-like frame. that wooden frame was the one that's burned.MORE »
Hey folks, just a quick note to let you know we’ll be liveblogging the American Music Awards this Sunday night (ABC, 8/7central — we’ll be here for the Pacific time zone broadcast) so please come by as we bow down to/bitch about who won what, who blew whom off the stage and who ripped off Lady Gaga’s look most blatantly. A few things we should all reasonably expect to see: MORE »
Maybe it’s only fitting that Lady Gaga, whose stage name is derived from a Queen song, will now be performing for the Queen—i.e., the real one, Elizabeth II. MORE »
Latest by shel: HA! Love it -- "Lady Gaga might want to leave the disco stick at home for this one." I don't know though. Everyone can use a good disco stick. Even the queen.MORE »
Adam Lambert’s entire extra-spacy album For Your Entertainment premiered today on his MySpace page, so you don’t have to wait til its release date next week to find out how outrageously orgasmic it turned out. (Answer: Very.)
We’re digging most of the album, though we could have lived without Lambert trying so hard to showcase his stylistic range (Idol’s over! You did fine! Move on.) The track Linda Perry co-wrote with Lambert, “A Loaded Smile,” is solid on its own, but we’re going to take a leap and assume the other ballads will be remixed for optimal club-friendliness.
But the most intriguing song on the album is the Lady Gaga contribution “Fever,” which has been seriously hyped since well before anyone even heard a note. Did Glambert do Gaga proud? Compare Adam’s version to Gaga’s original demo after the jump: MORE »
Latest by CMAquarii: I totally dig this song! So far it's my fav. on his record and I love his version. I've been a Lady Gaga fan for awhile and when I heard he was doing a song of hers I was pretty much giddy all over and I was NOT let down at all! Fantastic! Love them both! <3MORE »
Admittedly, it’s been awhile since we tuned in to Gossip Girl. Whereas Season 1 offered up decent fodder worthy of original Melrose Place-type watercooler chit chat, Season 2 got a bit off track. And though the Hilary Duff stunt-casting/lesbian kiss wasn’t enough to draw us in recently, there was an overall morbid curiosity to watch last night’s episode and see how Lady Gaga’s performance of “Bad Romance” (not to mention her neverending red gown) would factor into it all.
Thankfully, that’s where YouTube comes in handy. Catch Lady Gaga briefly weaving in and out of Dan, Vanessa, Serena and Nate’s forever-tortured love lives after the jump. MORE »
Latest by brasstax: @Violet: Your comment is strategically designed to hit search engines with 1("Lady Gaga") 2("Gossip Girl") 3 ("Blake Lively") 4("Victoria Beckham")... FOUR KEYWORDS. Well done, zombie.MORE »
Today brought about the premiere of Beyonce’s clip for the remix of “Video Phone,” featuring Lady Gaga. And let’s see what we’ve got here… Stunning wardrobe? Check. Decent budget? Check. Two of modern pop’s biggest songstresses looking their hottest ? Check. Awesome, catchy song? Uh oh.
Well, even if you’re less Team “Video Phone” and more Team “Telephone”—i.e., Beyonce’s other duet with Lady Gaga, which appears on Gaga’s upcoming release The Fame Monster (listen)—the Hype Williams-directed vid is still worth a look, if only to see B channel pin-up starlet Bettie Page.
See “Video Phone” in all its curvy, latex glory after the jump. MORE »
Latest by t: Ditto Mr. Middletown. Beyonce's talented, but at this point, it's hard to notice that when her songs are complete drivel and her image is selling her more than anything. In other words, she's got Lady Gaga syndrome (hence the collaboration). She better change her game plan and start making DECENT music that doesn't just appeal to the 106 & Park crowd, and rely less on her sex appeal in order to avoid becoming a joke of the music industry once she's past 35, like Madonna. Same goes for Gaga. Those two are too talented to become has-beens, but their music doesn't exactly scream "timeless, quality stuff".MORE »
Unlike when “Bad Romance” leaked in early October, Lady Gaga has remained surprisingly mum on The Fame Monster making its way online over the weekend.
A few sites, such as the newly re-opened Music Is The Heart Of Our Soul, have posted the eight-song release in its entirety. Others, such as That Grape Juice, played it safe and simply posted a YouTube vid of snippets. Check out the clips below! MORE »
Here’s a sneak peek of Monday’s Gossip Girl featuring Lady Gaga, performing “Bad Romance.” Thankfully, the idea of being a distracting celebrity muisical guest doesn’t seem to weigh Gaga down, and she makes her mini-performance just as wacky as you’d expect it to be. (Plus, I want that neverending red gown, and the dress-waving men to go with it. Do you think they have a cheapo version of that at Forever 21?)
Is anyone going to watch this ep of GG now that almost all of Gaga’s guest appearance has been leaked online? MORE »
“Last nights AMAs seems to have met all 3 award show requirements: a staged controversy, a gaffe and a triumph.” Couldn’t have said it any better myself, 
Maybe it’s only fitting that Lady Gaga, whose stage name is derived from a Queen song, will now be performing for the Queen—i.e., the real one, Elizabeth II. 
