Eighty-Five

Gaga Photoshoot for Vanity Fair Magazine

Gaga Daily

I bet shes thinking "Can't this New Yorker enjoy her dirty dog already?!"

Ball Gown and all, not missing a beat.

Loves you mommy <3

Seventy-Six

Gaga's on the cover of the Harper's Bazaar lastest issue; available at newsstands April 26th to be precise. View the rest of the shoot (shot by Terry Richardson) at GagaDaily.

Seventy-Four

Gaga will now be a columnist for V-magazine starting next issue.

Each column will feature her perspectives on everything of interest, including fashion.

How exciting!

I am going to have to get a subsciption and pronto.

Fifty-Five

Isn't she lovely?

Thirty-Eight

Never have I ever read an article so inspired as to make me fall more MADLY in love with this woman. I didn't think it possible. I really thought I had reached my Gaga Climax and that I should not keep too high expectations when it comes to the concert because, I would never want to be disappointed by a star I wish on every night.

Little did I know there was EVEN more to her than I had ever imagined. Caitlin Moran describes a night out with our Mother Monster in sparkling detail. Each sentence showing growth in admiration as the interview continues; The looks, the words, the mannerisms, the generosity and caring gestures. Her absolute devotion to us as fans and adorers was astonishing. Artists these days could give a flying F*** about their fans. They just want the fame, cars, clothes, and dough. Gaga spends all her money on her tours and security.

Unfortunately, something in the interview worried me to the point of tears. But lets all pull together and send her a care package full of Vitamin C and Valium. :D

Thirty-Two

Flash of Genius - A Gaga Journal by Matthew Williams

Sorry the polaroids aren't any bigger. But click on the pics to get a larger view of our Mother Monster!

Twenty-Nine

The 2010 Time 100

Lady Gaga

by

Cyndi Lauper

"I first heard the name Lady Gaga through a mutual friend. He couldn't stop talking about her. Then I heard her music, and I thought, Wow, I love this kid.

An artist's job is to take a snapshot — be it through words or sound, lyrics or song — that explains what it's like to be alive at that time. Lady Gaga's art captures the period we're in right now. These days, you go to a club and wonder who all these kids are. They don't seem to have jobs. How can they afford to be here? Her song "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" explains that scene. It's about the New York prep-school party kids she grew up with. It's where she came from. Gaga's lyrics are incredibly literary. When "Bad Romance" starts, the music grabs your ear immediately. Then she opens with the line "I want your ugly/ I want your disease," and all of a sudden you're listening. Most of the stuff on the radio is not very clever, but Gaga presents her ideas in a sophisticated manner. She has an incredible pop sensibility.

People forget how young she is. She is barely 24 — much younger than I was when I became famous. It's very tough being where she is right now. People are pulling her in all different directions. It's hard to navigate that. Try to imagine what you were like at her age, if you still can. I can't wait to see how she grows and what she decides her next act will be. She only has two albums out, but already she is inspiring other artists to go further in their own work.

When I see somebody like Gaga, I sit back in admiration. I'm inspired to pick up the torch again myself. I did an interview with her once, and she showed up with a sculpture on her head. I thought, How awesome. Being around her, I felt like the dust was shaken off of me. I find it very comforting to sit next to somebody and not have to worry that I look like the freak. She isn't a pop act, she is a performance artist. She herself is the art. She is the sculpture."

-Cyndi Lauper Time Magazine

source: GagaDaily

Also, see who inspires Gaga!

Twelve

' "I'm like 'Tinker-Bell," she tells the adoring crowd as she lies belly-down on the stage with her feet kicked up behind her. "You know how she dies if you don't clap for her?" Gaga then leaps to her rhinestone-booted feet. "Scream for me!" she roars. "Do you want me to die?!"

Excerpt from article in Cosmo - April 2010