Monday, February 28, 2011
GaGa To Perform On American Idol
Even though the 24 finalists have just been announced on American Idol, there's already news on who will be performing on the show's finale!
Lady GaGa will appear on AI's finale in May and will hopefully sing one of her latest singles from Born This Way.
This is the earliest they've booked a performer in the show's history!
Lady GaGa will appear on AI's finale in May and will hopefully sing one of her latest singles from Born This Way.
This is the earliest they've booked a performer in the show's history!
Sunday, February 27, 2011
New tweets
After all the whiskey, lipstick, and late nights editing, the Born This Way video is DONE. Will be up to watch Monday 11am Est.
http://twitpic.com/449o2x - Dyed my bangs black. Its my new monsterlook. Let the mitosis of the future begin. Off to meet Judas.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Two Videos for ‘Born This Way’
Gaga has announced that she will put out two music videos for her newest single “Born This Way.” The first video is set to premiere online on February 28th while the second clip will be released to iTunes later. A stripped-down version of the song, which is used in the extra video, will also be available for purchase. Money raised from downloads will go to charity.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
New tweets
You did it Monsters! Born This Way is #1 in 14 countries + were #1 again on Hot 100! Thank you for believing! Video Monday 28th 11am Est.
Today, 10-11a ET The Gayle King Show on Oprah Winfrey Network & Sirius XM Oprah Radio
GaGa visits Broadway (23/02/11)
GaGa visited Broadway yesterday at the Greenday Musical ‘American Idiot’ at the St. James Theater in New York City.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
New tweets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTW-14e6KsE Such a doll. Monstercovers are all beautiful. I love this song so much,thanku for giving it life.
Greatest moment ever: Little Monster chasing our car in purple glitter tights, leotard + permed hair screaming with a copy of Vogue in air.
Born This Way Video Release Date
Gaga has announced the release date for the hotly-anticipated music video for her new song “Born This Way.” The clip, directed by Nick Knight, Laurieann Gibson and Gaga herself, will premiere online on Monday, February 28th at 11:00 AM ET.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
I'm still in love with Judas
http://twitpic.com/41xstb Sang Born This Way last night at Monsterball, watching u lose it was UNBELIEVABLE! Received New Fan tattoos!
What a dream come true! Filming my HBO special of the Monsterball today, and just finished editing Born This Way video! Announcement Soon! X
Just pulled out of MSG, tears streaming down my face. Turned radio on + Born This Way was roaring. Believe, + catch your subway to destiny.
I'm just a Holy Fool, oh baby he's so cruel, but I'm still in love with Judas, Baby. ✟
Rolling Stone introduces 6 songs from ‘Born This Way’
“Born This Way” - This is the Number One single in the country, so you’ve probably heard this one by now. This was the first time Gaga has played the song in concert, but it’s already the ideal conclusion to her show, ending the night with a giddy communal celebration of personal empowerment and self-acceptance. Watch footage of the performance below.
“Hair” – “Hair” is another inspirational song in the mold of “Born This Way,” but it’s a bit weirder, mixing the yearning romantic melodrama of Pat Benetar’s “We Belong” with the hard industrial metal edge of Broken-era Nine Inch Nails. The lyrics are essentially about embracing one’s hairstyle as the ultimate expression of their identity, climaxing with Gaga triumphantly declaring “I am my hair!” in its huge sing along chorus. An anthem for hair salons everywhere.
“Scheiße” – A remixed version of this number was used in a recent runway show by fashion designer Thierry Mugler. The album version doesn’t have the same hardcore European house flavor, but it’s definitely the tune most likely to bring back memories of early-Nineties dance crossover hits by C&C Music Factory, Snap and RuPaul. The opening of the song — in which she flatly intones “I don’t speak German, but I can if you like” — is fierce, but the song is saved from being a slight novelty by a soaring chorus that vaguely recalls Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger.”
“You and I” – Gaga didn’t share the studio version of this theatrical rock ballad, but she did perform it in her concert later in the evening. This one has been part of her Monster Ball setlist for months now, and at this point it’s already a crowd-pleasing showstopper. Assuming that the album recording will have more or less the same piano-centric arrangement, “You and I” will provide a necessary break from the high energy beats on the other tracks. Watch her performance of the song from The Today Show back in July below.
“Edge of Glory” – This one sounds crazy in print — it’s a massive power ballad with heavy club beats that features Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band wailing on his saxophone — but somehow it all seems totally natural when you actually hear it. There’s an element of cheesiness to it, but it’s totally captivating and incredibly catchy. If any of these new Gaga tunes demands to be a big fat hit, this is it. The inclusion of Clemons is an inspired touch that amplifies the song’s Eighties stadium rock vibe, but his actual performance is amazing and ranks among the best of his career.
“Judas” – Currently scheduled as the second single from the album, “Judas” is a classic Lady Gaga pop banger with three huge hooks, a thumping house music breakdown and a vocal part that borrows a bit of Rihanna’s distinctive cadence. Gaga has written about falling for the wrong guy before in “LoveGame” and “Bad Romance,” but this time around she’s a bit less dark and dramatic. There’s a bubbly sweetness in her voice as she sings
“Hair” – “Hair” is another inspirational song in the mold of “Born This Way,” but it’s a bit weirder, mixing the yearning romantic melodrama of Pat Benetar’s “We Belong” with the hard industrial metal edge of Broken-era Nine Inch Nails. The lyrics are essentially about embracing one’s hairstyle as the ultimate expression of their identity, climaxing with Gaga triumphantly declaring “I am my hair!” in its huge sing along chorus. An anthem for hair salons everywhere.
“Scheiße” – A remixed version of this number was used in a recent runway show by fashion designer Thierry Mugler. The album version doesn’t have the same hardcore European house flavor, but it’s definitely the tune most likely to bring back memories of early-Nineties dance crossover hits by C&C Music Factory, Snap and RuPaul. The opening of the song — in which she flatly intones “I don’t speak German, but I can if you like” — is fierce, but the song is saved from being a slight novelty by a soaring chorus that vaguely recalls Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger.”
“You and I” – Gaga didn’t share the studio version of this theatrical rock ballad, but she did perform it in her concert later in the evening. This one has been part of her Monster Ball setlist for months now, and at this point it’s already a crowd-pleasing showstopper. Assuming that the album recording will have more or less the same piano-centric arrangement, “You and I” will provide a necessary break from the high energy beats on the other tracks. Watch her performance of the song from The Today Show back in July below.
“Edge of Glory” – This one sounds crazy in print — it’s a massive power ballad with heavy club beats that features Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band wailing on his saxophone — but somehow it all seems totally natural when you actually hear it. There’s an element of cheesiness to it, but it’s totally captivating and incredibly catchy. If any of these new Gaga tunes demands to be a big fat hit, this is it. The inclusion of Clemons is an inspired touch that amplifies the song’s Eighties stadium rock vibe, but his actual performance is amazing and ranks among the best of his career.
“Judas” – Currently scheduled as the second single from the album, “Judas” is a classic Lady Gaga pop banger with three huge hooks, a thumping house music breakdown and a vocal part that borrows a bit of Rihanna’s distinctive cadence. Gaga has written about falling for the wrong guy before in “LoveGame” and “Bad Romance,” but this time around she’s a bit less dark and dramatic. There’s a bubbly sweetness in her voice as she sings
“I’m just a horny fool
baby it’s so cool
I’m still in love with Judas, baby.”
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Saturday, February 19, 2011
New tweet
What an amazing week! Your tweets are so encouraging+brave. Never allow anyone to try + break you. Let them be the Drag. You #JustBeAQueen.
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