Lady Gaga shared this video of the time lapsed build up and break down of her Born This Way Ball tour stage, which featured a castle and the monster pit. It was an epic set up that most North American fans didn't get to see as the tour was canceled due to her surgery.
While critics often slam Lady Gaga about her sphere of influence -- suggesting her web popularity has waned or that the scale was thumbed, and that most of her Twitter follows are fake -- she was just anointed the Second Most Influential Icon of the last decade. The accolade came from Time, a credible publication to say the least, via a Face-Off voting bracket.
Songstress and larger-than-life stage performer Lady Gaga is still suffering from the injury that caused her to completely scrap what's left of her Born This Way Ball tour.
Specifically, a “labral tear” in her hip which has left her unable to walk and signaled a need for emergency surgery. But as usual, she's found the silver lining -- and a new mechanical friend.
Important update: Live Nation Global Touring has confirmed that the remainder of the Lady Gaga Born This Way Ball performances have been canceled. The Lady Gaga #BreakFree To Miami Sweepstakes has been suspended until further notice. Please check back for more updates.
Lady Gaga has been the subject of many lawsuits, from her charity bracelets for Japan to another involving dolls created in her image and likeness.
Now the Mother Monster and her legal team are working overtime to keep the details of the 'Judas' lawsuit secret since it involves her being accused of thefting a music sample and using it without permission in her song.
After Lady Gaga penned an open letter to Kelly Osbourne that essentially told her to stop being such a bitch (we're paraphrasing here), Sharon Osbourne jumped in to defend her daughter. As a result, insults are being hurled and fans on both sides are involved in heated slapfights.
In other news: Timmy pulled Susan's hair during recess and now he has detention.
Lady Gaga drops an abundance of hints and details about her upcoming album 'ARTPOP' and while we are psyched for the teases, we wish the pop diva would actually release some music from the album, reportedly due out in 2013. Her latest reveal? The album is risky and taking some time to complete since she is penning all the songs on her own.
Celebrities have a lot of pressure on them to make everyone happy. There’s always someone who’s their biggest fan saying if they just had one minute with their idol, everything wrong in their world would be right. It's a pretty heavy burden to bear.
But as Lady Gaga proved, sometimes a little day-making goes a long way – and it’s not even that hard to do.
Fashion is a part of the Germanotta family DNA, with Lady Gaga earning her reputation as a fashionista. Her little sister Natali, 20, is a budding designer, but she is also featured in her own spread for online fashion outlet Viral Fashion. While Nat isn't nearly as outrageous as her big sis Stefani when it comes to clothes, she is a headturner just the same.
Lady Gaga is cleaning out her closet. The singer is auctioning off items that she has worn over the past few years, ranging from her 2010 Monster's Ball tour headpiece to the face mask she wore in the 'Bad Romance' video, which is constructed of nails and safety pins. If you happen to bid on and win that accessory, you better be careful!
Is there a feud brewing between Lady Gaga and lanky Scottish DJ Calvin Harris (who has collaborated with Rihanna, Ne-Yo and Florence Welch)? There could be, as Harris did say that he turned down the chance to work with Lady Gaga because he didn't like her songs. Ouch!
Lady Gaga expressed that it pained her to be away from her NYC hometown during Hurricane Sandy. She wanted to be there, helping with her hands, while the superstorm ravaged the East Coast.
She helped in the best way she knew how, as she was on tour and at a distance; she shared a song she wrote at age 16 called 'No Floods,' which was eerie given the lyrical content. Now she has pledged a million dollar donation to the Red Cross for the relief efforts.
