Lada Gaga’s Dog Walker Shot, 2 Dogs Stolen https://t.co/Qlrotn0bUE
— TMZ (@TMZ) February 25, 2021
Lady Gaga’s dog walker reportedly shot in the chest, dogs stolen (New York Post)
Lada Gaga’s Dog Walker Shot, 2 Dogs Stolen https://t.co/Qlrotn0bUE
— TMZ (@TMZ) February 25, 2021
Lady Gaga’s dog walker reportedly shot in the chest, dogs stolen (New York Post)
If Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande can deliver THESE live vocals through full futuristic headgear you can survive wearing a cloth mask to go to the store Karen. #VMAs pic.twitter.com/A0nctB6eZQ
— Joey Nolfi (@joeynolfi) August 31, 2020
Last night.
The VMA Awards.
If it encourages young people to muzzle, it’ll be worth all the autotuned, transhuman gyrating.
Meanwhile…
Study of 750 people shows those refusing to wear masks are more likely to be narcissistic, Machiavellian and psychopathic. https://t.co/Lnhz2YqgJw
— Philip Boucher-Hayes (@boucherhayes) August 30, 2020
Heh.
From Ninja and Yo Landi Vi$$er’s recent album Ten$ion.
Easily the most brilliantly bonkers video you’ll see today.
Protestors from Aran (Animal Rights Fighting Network) including Aoibhinn Gilroy (top with red hand) and Bria Ni Laoithe (above) outside the Avia Stadium in Dublin Saturday night ahead of the Lady Gaga concert.
Meanwhile, yesterday in London:
@broadsheet_ie yfrog.com/oc43vboj Lady Gaga in Wexford?
— Will St Leger (@WillStLeger) July 19, 2012
Oh, just forget it.
From China’s most popular satellite channel Hunan TV:
…playing to an audience of hundreds of millions of Chinese people worldwide, a group of retired senior citizens (over)cheerfully beat out a version of Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” in Changsha’s local dialect, accompanied by miniskirted Chinese musicians playing glass traditional Chinese instruments.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss_BmTGv43M
And by that, we mean parodying pop hits. Here he is (looking fabulous for a woman of 51) going full Gaga.
Lady Gaga is now demanding that photographers surrender the copyright of photos taken at her concerts – and photographers are incensed.
Washington, D.C. website TBD.com made this practice public on Friday when they published the release form given to their photographer Jay Westcott. In addition to standard release restrictions regarding the use of images shot at her concerts, the document states that any photos taken at the show become the property of Lady Gaga. This an especially bold demand as the government has established that copyright exists the moment when a work is created, which in this case is the moment when a photographer clicks their shutter button.
Good luck with that, Miss Germanotta.
Photographers Respond to Lady Gaga’s New Copyright Demands (Rolling Stone)
via Boing Boing
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQS2s5pQyCs&feature=player_embedded#!
Starting this spring, the University of South Carolina will be offering a class on Lady Gaga.
Beg pardon?
The original course, Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame, was created and will be taught by Mathieu Deflem, a longtime USC professor of sociology and Lady Gaga fan. To the best of Deflem’s knowledge, this will be the only full-time, university-level course of its kind in the country.