8/23/2010 / by Alex

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8/23/2010 / by Alex
Lady Gaga photographed herserf on a plane in the way to Tacoma, next station of "The Monster Ball " Tour. She tweeted: Portland. NY. KISS. Tacoma. 22 hrs. No worry little monsters, on the plane. Wouldn't miss the ball!

8/23/2010 / by Alex
Lady Gaga is rumored to be collaborating with KISS..here are 2 pictures of Paul Stanley & Kiss and Lady Gaga.

8/22/2010 / by Alex
The Sun UK just pointed this out - Lady Gaga posted the above photo with the message, “Haven’t left the studio. Each song I write, I feel closer to you. Miss you little monsters, little inspirations. X.” Yes, it’s a little barfy and cloying, but that’s Gaga, the Stuart Smiley of pop stars. What bothers me more is that this is Gaga “resting”. She has a full face of makeup, and she’s wearing her false eyelashes to bed! What the hell? How she sleep like that? I feel weird going to bed without washing my face, and Gaga can do it with falsies and lipstick?


Also - I mentioned this in the links the other day, but Gaga is set to break some records for with her tour, Monsters Ball. She’s been on tour for forever, and she’s making a ton of money of it. Enough to buy her unlimited diamond-encrusted lobster headpieces, to infinity: There’s a reason Lady Gaga doesn’t ever seem to want to wrap up her globe-trotting Monster Ball Tour: It’s a moneymaking machine. Billboard is reporting that, by the time the curtain finally falls on the Ball — which kicked off in November 2009 and is scheduled to run until at least April 2011 — it will have grossed nearly $200 million worldwide. It’s a huge number, to be sure, and it’s more proof that Gaga has ascended to the upper echelon of touring acts. In 2009, U2’s 360 Tour was the year’s top-grossing jaunt, raking in more than $300 million, according to Billboard. Madonna’s Sticky & Sweet Tour was at #2, with receipts of more than $220 million. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band landed at #3, grossing more than $156 million.

In the nearly 10 months it’s been on the road, Gaga’s Monster Ball has made stops in North America, Europe, the U.K., Asia and Australia. And a spokesperson for Live Nation Entertainment, which produced U2’s and Madonna’s tours — and also serves as the producer on the Monster Ball — told Billboard that Gaga’s tremendous touring success only serves as further proof that she’s arrived on the scene and has seized the public’s consciousness.

“It’s an opportunity,” Live Nation global touring chairman Arthur Fogel said. “As an artist with that kind of talent and vision emerges, it creates a lot of excitement, and ticket sales worldwide demonstrate that people are really excited to see the show. “Over the course of the next many months, we’re trying to play to as many people in as many places as possible,” he added. “It’s an across-the-board home run.”
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8/22/2010 / by Alex
Here's Lady Gaga's thankful video

8/21/2010 / by Ryan
With some help from her "little monsters," Lady Gaga has dethroned Britney Spears on Twitter. The Bad Romance singer surpassed the reigning Twitter queen momentarily on Friday, but that same afternoon, Spears received more followers and secured her spot at the top – temporarily. By Saturday morning, Lady Gaga had regained her position, besting Spears by approximately 6,000 followers. The pop star is also the most popular on Facebook with more than 16 million friends – more than Spears and President Obama.
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7/17/2010 / by Alex
The "Poker Face" singer came in at number seven with earnings of £40.5m last year.
The 24-year-old became one of the highest earners thanks to a string of number one singles in Britain and America and a sold-out worldwide tour. Lady Gaga, whose hits include "Paparazzi" and "Bad Romance", came just behind Jay-Z who grossed £41.1m and ahead of Madonna who earned £37.9m.

U2 were named the highest-earning band on the planet over the last year. The Irish legends, who have been staging their groundbreaking 360 tour performing under a giant "claw", were estimated to have raked in $130 million (£84.9m), according to Forbes.com, including ticket and merchandise sales and a steady-selling back catalogue. Despite their huge success, Bono's bad back has disrupted some of the band's concert plans, including being forced to pull out of playing this year's Glastonbury Festival.

Heavy metal group AC/DC, folk rocker Bruce Springsteen and Material Girl Madonna – whose songs have been featured on the hit sitcom Glee – also appeared highly in the round-up, showing experience counts.

Beyoncé Knowles beat her hip hop star husband Jay-Z, when she came in third.

Despite a turbulent few years, comeback Queen Britney Spears was in fifth place, with her earnings put at 64 million dollars (£41.8m).

Coldplay came in equal 10th place, thanks to money made while still touring in support of their 2008 album Viva La Vida. Here are the top earning musicians of 2010 and the amounts they are estimated to have made according to Forbes. com:

1. U2 – 130 million dollars (£84.9m)
2. AC/DC – 114 million dollars (£74.5m)
3. Beyoncé Knowles – 87 million dollars (£56.8m)
4. Bruce Springsteen – 70 million dollars (£45.7m)
5. Britney Spears – 64 million dollars (£41.8m)
6. Jay-Z – 63 million dollars (£41.1m)
7. Lady Gaga – 62 million dollars (£40.5m)
8. Madonna – 58 million dollars (£37.9m)
9. Kenny Chesney – 50 million dollars (£32.6m)
= 10. Black Eyed Peas – 48 million dollars (£31.3m)
= 10. Coldplay – 48 million dollars (£31.3m)
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7/17/2010 /
It has recently been rumoured that the 24-year-old singer was to create her own "unusual" perfume for the fragrance company Coty. But the rumours have now been denied by Coty itself. Steve Mormoris, senior vice-president of global marketing for the firm’s Coty Beauty division, told WWD.com: "It's a totally false rumour" He added: "I know nothing of this project."
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7/16/2010 / by Alex
Perry Farrell remembers Lady Gaga's 2007 set at Lollapalooza, a sweaty, Saturday-afternoon affair that saw the then-brunet, yet-to-conquer-the-globe Gaga parade around in little more than a disco-ball bra and thigh-high stockings. He was impressed, but needless to say, he never thought he'd see the day she'd be headlining the fest.

"I remember ... she's got dark-brown hair, she's in a bikini, and she's wearing thigh-highs and she's sweating, because she was on at around 3 o'clock," Farrell told MTV Radio. "Her music was cool, her show was kind of cool, but now, the production of her music, the people she's surrounded herself with, the development of her stage show ... it's something that, when I think about Lollapalooza, in that gorgeous setting of [Chicago's] Grant Park, with the amazing buildings all around us, lit up, I see her and her show as being a centerpiece to the evening."

Yes, from side-stage curiosity to mainstage must-see, Gaga has come a long way in three short years, and Farrell — who's already said that Lollapalooza will spend six figures to accommodate her massive Monster Ball stage — sees it as his obligation to help her continue on that climb. But he's hoping the Lolla crowds won't just focus on her stage show. After all, her music is pretty great too.

"Her presentation is so overwhelming that some may overlook the music ... but the truth is, her music, to me, is right where music should be. It's on the cutting edge, but it's [also] in the crosshairs of where every musician is aiming these days," he said. "She's this hybrid of Yoko Ono, sort of the Plastic Ono Band meets Madonna meets Elton John. She's this beautiful crossing of those things [that] every musician is looking to find. Everyone's looking for that sound, and I think she really hits it."

And though he realizes that not all Lolla fans are necessarily "little monsters," he also hopes they'll be won over by her set. After all, that's sort of what Lollapalooza has been doing since it first started back in 1991: introducing kids to new artists, new scenes and, most importantly, new sounds.

"We're going to help her deliver it, just the way we did in 1991, when people didn't go to rap concerts because they might be considered very dangerous," he said. "[Back then,] a lot of those kids who went to Lollapalooza might not have seen Ice-T, but then, there he was. Same with Ice Cube. And that's one of the things I guess I could say I pride myself in: I'm able to bring music that people are very curious about, and once they meet this music, they'll really dig it."
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7/16/2010 / by Alex
The ‘Alejandro’ singer has reportedly taken an interest in a 7.5 acre eight-bathroom English Country-style estate in the Hamptons area of New York, close to a property owned by her idol Madonna.

According to the New York Times newspaper, the property, which was vuilt this year also boasts a restored 18th century barn alongside the 9,353- square-foot, shingle-style main residence, a carriage house and a recreational pavilion.

The house boasts extensive recreational facilities, including a sauna, pool, gym and sunken tennis court, as well as lavish media and wine rooms. A spokesperson for the singer dismissed the claims, while the real estate broker for the property refused to comment.

In February, Madonna splashed out on a farm and the agricultural rights to 24 acres of land surrounding the property, which is very close to the property Gaga has been looking at.

As well as the New York estate, it was revealed earlier this week that the ‘Poker Face’ hitmaker is splashing out $25,000 a month to rent a house.

The ‘Paparazzi’ singer is renting a $5 million mansion in the affluent Bel Air neighbourhood of Los Angeles. According to reports, the multi-bedroom property comes with one acre of grounds, a huge swimming pool and boasts stunning views across Hollywood and the Pacific Ocean.

But with Gaga, who recently rekindled her relationship with ex-boyfriend Luc Carl – on tour until April 2011, the house will be sitting empty for some time.
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