little monsters

Lady Gaga had quite a night at the Grammys! She managed three costume changes, two Grammy victories and one duet with the fabulous Elton John. To top it off, the Lady decided to permanently scrapbook the night with a new tattoo on her wrist.

This year was definitely a good year for creative Halloween costumes. The top choice was - of course - any of the many fabulous looks of Lady Gaga. Tons of her Little Monsters took the opportunity to turn Halloween into Gagaween. Lady Gaga was impressed with the outcome! She took to her twitter (and to YouTube) to let her Little Monsters know just how awesome she thinks they are. Watch the video she made of all the Gagaween Monsters here!

Gaga’s $90 Million earned from Monsters Ball is impressive, but its thanks to her loyal and viral Little Monsters that she has taken the #1 spot. With over 32 Million Facebook friends and more than 10 Thousand Little Monsters following her on Twitter, Lady Gaga’s social media presence has pushed her perfectly shaped bum past Oprah to snag the top spot on Forbes’ list of top 100 Most Powerful Celebrities.

Lady Gaga made her Simpson’s debut Sunday and the episode did not disappoint. The episode featured Gaga helping one of her Springfield-based Little Monsters, namely Lisa Simpson, boost her self esteem, being that they’re both genius musicians and all.

Lady Gaga has raised more than $250K in 48 hours for the victims of last week's devastating earthquake in Japan through sales of a "Japan prayer bracelet" she designed. The singer has been selling the $5 bracelet on her official website and promoting it through Facebook and Twitter. The bracelet features Japanese and English characters and bears her Little Monsters logo.

Bisexual singer and gay advocate Lady Gaga expressed her support for 15-year-old Tennessee high school student Cole Goforth, who was sent home by teachers at Greenbrier High School for wearing a T-shirt that said "I Love Lady Gay Gay." Lady Gaga: "I hear that a little monster was discriminated against BY TEACHERS...I love you Cole, you just be yourself," Gaga tweeted Thursday morning while on tour in Australia.

You’ve probably already seen it, but for those of you who spend your time perusing lesbian websites and haven’t heard, the mommy of all you little monsters has unveiled her album cover for Born This Way. All I have to say is… Oh my Gaga?! For any other artist, this would probably be surprising—confusing, even. But after the reigning queen hatched from an egg on stage at the Grammy’s, nothing she does really surprises me anymore. She’s… a motorcycle? I’m sure there are plenty dykes who would love to ride THAT bike!

Lady Gaga sported a black suit with white shirt and tie when she approached the podium yesterday at the rally to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” in Portland, ME. She proudly boasted, “I’d like to propose a new law. Our new law is called, ‘If you don’t like it, go home.”  A dedicated “little monster” (Gaga’s endearing term for her fans) posted the following in-depth two-part video series on YouTube. The videos haven’t been spliced for headline news or sensationalized media – it’s the bare bones. The prime rib of meat, if you will. 

Openly bisexual singer/songwriter and top notch performer Lady Gaga has been an advocate for the LGBT community since her first single "Just Dance" pranced along the airwaves in 2008. Although there have been instances with hateful rhetoric present inside and outside of the concerts, the crowd in St. Louis proved more of a threat than originally anticipated. Lady Gaga took some time out of her crazy schedule before hopping onto the stage in her glittery, bandage and bubble-like costumes to warn her LGBT fans of the presence of hateful critics outside of the doors.

From the moment I entered the lobby of the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas this past Thursday night, I knew this wouldn’t be any ordinary concert experience. Here were thousands of people of every gender decked out in blonde wigs and high heels with lightening bolts scrawled across their faces and the same person on their t-shirts: Lady Gaga. When the moment finally came and Lady Gaga’s silhouette appeared to echoes of “I’m a free bitch,” it was obvious everyone’s vocal chords would be shot by the end of the show from screaming. Even the slightest movement of Gaga’s hips during the opener “Dance in the Dark” elicited shrieks from the devoted crowd.

Lady Gaga performed a special tribute of "Hair" dedicated to Jamey Rodemeyer, the young fan who tragically took his own life after suffering homophobic bullying. "Bullying is for loser," Gaga shouted out at one point during the moving performance.