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Gangsta rapper The Game admits he is desperate to collaborate with Lady GaGa on his upcoming fourth studio album, “The R.E.D. Album”. Explaining the unusual choice of musician he wants to collaborate with, he reasoned that the 23-year-old dance electronica sensation is a fellow muziek rebel. He said, “She’s a rebel, and I go against the grain every day.”

The 30-year-old rapper admitted he has pressured all of his record label executives to set up a studio time with the eccentric and talented singer. “I’m trying to get [Interscope Records executive] Jimmy Iovine to throw me in the...

“I think re-releases are unfair,” Lady Gaga told Rolling Stone last week. “It’s artists sneaking singles onto an already finished piece of work in an effort to keep the album afloat. Originally [my label] only wanted me to put out three songs and now it’s much meer than that. It’s a new album’s worth of material.”

She wasn’t kidding: Lady Gaga has revealed the details of her upcoming The Fame Monster, featuring the Hot Diva’s breakthrough debut album plus eight songs that explore the sordid side of fame. The album is due out November 24th, with the official version of the...

Two of today's biggest divas, Lady Gaga and Beyoncé, got sexy in the latter's "Video Phone" clip, with Gaga even embracing her inner B for the shoot. But the duo conquer a slightly meer serious theme — Lady Gaga's fear of suffocation — on her song "Telephone," off her new LP, The Fame Monster.

Gaga, despite her penchant for making dance-floor-friendly pop, zei she actually has a hard time just letting loose and having fun. Why? "Fear of suffocation — something that I have of fear is never being able to enjoy myself," she told MTV News. " 'Cause I love my work so much, I find it really...

this is beat is so funny
we made it with their money
haha hahahahaha
(fancy, fancy, you're so fancy)
hahahaha

yeah
you're so fancy
ooh-ah
huh

see that girl, watch her go
red high heels and pretty toes
silly puddy, dungaroos
lady's got a killer groove
and you've got a lot to lose

all the famous boys and girls stand around and pose
everybody knows in the boom boom room
we all take off our clothes, fancy clothes
take off your fancy clothes

oh baby, don't be shy
fashion's got a lazy eye
everybody, let's take off our fancy pants tonight
(fancy, fancy, you're so fancy) (2x)
grab those tight and lacy bottoms
don't leave...

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“Pop muziek will never be low brow.”

“The Fame is about how anyone can feel famous. Pop culture is art. It doesn’t make u cool to hate pop culture, so I embraced it and u hear it all over The Fame. But, it’s a sharable fame. I want to invite u all to the party. I want people to feel a part of this lifestyle.”

“I really loved writing "Quicksand" for Britney Spears.”

“I don't think a killer chorus ever hurt the world.”

“Perez Hilton is...

It is a truth universally acknowledged that any pop ster in want of a duet with another similar-sounding pop ster is just begging for one of the biggest musical disappointments of her career. It’s here that we stick our ears to the ground and listen to rumblings that hint at Lady Gaga and Britney Spears teaming up for a duet. Maybe a 21st century take of “The Boy Is Mine”?

Details are dicey, however. According to a source–so nondescript as they are!– Gaga’s father ran into Spears at a singles mixer, a cocktail reception for Haiti of maybe even the Grammys and later introduced Gaga...

Jane Stevenson from Toronto Sun gave the concert four out of five stars and zei that "Lady Gaga came across as a confident, colourful, and campy performer. ... Gaga's success was evident with slick-looking videos, lights, elaborate costumes, dancers, and yes, a band, even if her stage was sometimes left dark as she left to make numerous changes."

T'Cha Dunlevy for The Gazette noted that the performance was lacking ("The elements are there but they haven't all been brought together"), adding that the toon never reached its peak until the end, when Gaga performed the "real rendition" of "Poker...

Ofcom has criticised MTV for airing a sjees, gig where Lady Gaga used the word “motherfucker”, while letting the BBC off the hook for broadcasting formula one champion Jenson Button saying “fuck”.

MTV aired a 30-minute performance door Lady Gaga as part of a broadcast of the Isle of MTV muziek festival, which took place last summer. The toon went out on 2 November at 4pm. Ofcom received a complaint that that the word “motherfuckers” was aired at a time when children could be watching.

MTV apologised, and zei that a mistake at the company’s Italian offices had resulted in the replacement...

Bad Romance is the first single out of Gaga’s Fame Monster album. If u look back at her past works, the main message of her muziek is that she is willing to do anything, even sacrificing herself, to obtain fame. The video continues in the same direction door depicting Gaga as a willing victim in the muziek industry’s shady inner-workings. She wants to live a Bad Romance with the abusive, cruel and satanic muziek industry. She knows of all its flaws but she still desires to be part of it meer than anything else. She is a Fame Monster…she feeds from fame…she enjoys being famous…if she...

"Baby does her dance in the dark," Lady Gaga sings, " 'cause when he's looking she falls apart."

If u thought the pop superstar was referring to something as simple as a night out at the club in "Dance in the Dark," from The Fame Monster, u don't know Gaga very well — and you're flat-out wrong. As she explained to The Los Angeles Times, the tune is about a rather meer intimate experience — one that takes place not within the bass-blaring confines of a nightclub but between two people alone in a bedroom.

"The record is about a girl who likes to have sex with the lights off, because she's...