Lady Gaga’s debut album has become the best-selling digital album of all time by a solo artist. The Bad Romance star’s Fame LP has sold 605,000 copies around the world to date. The album, which features hits such as ‘Just Dance’, ‘Paparazzi’ and ‘Poker Face’, went to number one in the United Kingdom, Canada and Ireland. Just DancePoker Face In the United States, the album peaked at number two on the Billboard 200. Worldwide, it has shipped eight million copies
Lady Gaga is reportedly planning to pay tribute to late fashion designer Alexander McQueen with a performance at the BRITs
The controversial singer admitted she is still ‘in shock’ over McQueen’s tragic suicide on Thursday as she posted a photograph of her with the fashion great on her Twitter page.
GaGa, who McQueen’s publicist called the designer’s ‘unofficial muse’, told The Sun: ‘It’s horrible news. He was a big influence on a lot of my outfits but far more than that he was a really lovely guy with a good heart.
Francesco Vezzoli’s black-tie-soiree-as-performance-art, “Ballets Russes Italian Style (The Shortest Musical You Will Never See Again),” featuring Lady Gaga and Prada-clad dancers from the Bolshoi Ballet, was undoubtedly one of the highlight’s on last year’s contemporary-art calendar. If you missed the spectacle of spectacles, created for MOCA’s 30th anniversary gala, the Swedish filmmaker Jonas Akerlund captures the extraordinary night in this exclusive new video, “Ballets Russes, Italian Style — Coming Soon.”“It made sense, given Francesco’s taste for art , which has made use of fake movie posters and fake perfume campaigns,” says Akerlund of the video’s cryptic title. “I thought it would be really cool to create a trailer of sorts for something that has already happened and will never happen again.” Akerlund, who has also directed Gaga’s “Paparazzi” video and the coming one for “Telephone,” captures all of the front-of-house and backstage dramedy from the night, which culminated with everyone’s favorite media monster performing her new song, “Speechless,” on a rotating pink grand piano painted with blue butterflies by Damien Hirst. Enjoy.
Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper spent a great deal of time together on Wednesday promoting their new Viva Glam line of lipsticks, the proceeds from which benefit the M.A.C. AIDS fund.
When MTV News spent a few minutes with the ladies in the afternoon, the two told us how they chose the shades for their individual lipsticks. It was a spiel they had no doubt repeated over and over again all day long to many different press outlets. And that’s when Gaga let is slip: It turns out the pop provocateur used to have a mullet.
“It was made out of my favorite M.A.C. color when I was living downtown in New York on the Lower East Side,” said Gaga of her lipstick shade, “and I had this very dark, sort of mullet haircut, and umm…”
At this point, Cyndi interjects, just a little bit surprised. “You had a mullet?” she asks.
“Yeah,” says Gaga, “and all the girls started to have their hair like mine in my neighborhood, so I used to wear this lipstick to kind of stand out.”
So now you know: If you want to be like Gaga, pick up her hot pink Viva Glam lipstick, and then head off to your hairdressers with a picture of Adam Sandler.
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