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Gaga Suffering From Chronic Sadness
Lady Gaga suffers from “chronic sadness.”
The ‘Poker Face’ singer struggles to cope with homesickness while out on the road but has now learned to accept her “darkness.”
She said: “The lowest point is loneliness, being on the road. I have a chronic sadness that recurs.
“The lowest point was in Australia in May. I was overwhelmingly sad, and I didn’t know why because I had all these things to be happy about.”
Despite her black moods, the singer says her emotional state inspired her to write her best ever material.
She added: “I went to the studio and played for hours and I wrote what is going to be the greatest record of my career, a beautiful song about my father.
“I remember watching the mascara tears flood the ivories and I thought, ‘It’s OK to be said.’ I’ve learned to love my darkness.”
Lady Gaga Is ‘Speechless’ At L.A. Museum Of Contemporary Art Gala
MTV reports On Saturday night in Los Angeles, Lady Gaga brought her music and sense of style to the art world when she performed at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art’s 30th Anniversary gala. The singer performed the ballad “Speechless,” from her forthcoming album The Fame Monster, side by side with dancers from Russia’s Bolshoi Ballet.
Other A-listers on hand to celebrate the museum’s anniversary included Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale, James Franco, and Jessica Biel. According The Wall Street Journal, Gaga played a piano designed by artist Damien Hirst while the dancers wore outfits designed by architect Frank Gehry, fashion designer Miuccia Prada and filmmaker Baz Luhrmann. The performance art piece was conceived by artist Francesco Vezzoli. Gaga wore a silvery gray ball gown with what appeared to be a papier-mâché headpiece.
“To have all of these very amazing art lovers — a very high-brow art community — to be engaged in the commercial community and blend the two together … having my fans watch the video and be exposed to a level of art and a level of install that they may have never seen before, it’s so beautiful,” Gaga said about being part of the star-studded event.
Speaking to the press with her friend and photographer David LaChapelle at her side, Gaga continued, “The true mark of collaboration is a genuine union and a back and forth and a trajectory and something that’s symbiotic,” she explained. “And that’s what happens when you don’t stifle the creativity of others. That’s when the lie becomes the truth.”
Bad Romance Video
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Photographer Dies After Taking Lady Gaga’s Picture
Lady Gaga has been getting loads of exposure lately. Even BetUS.com, an online sportsbook, has news on Lady Gaga. People usually go to BetUS.com for sports betting information but they also have an Entertainment Betting section on topics like Pop Culture Props. Looks like everyone’s trying to get in on the Lady Gaga buzz!
Lady Gaga stepped onto the red carpet on Monday night sporting a widow-esque black veil (above, left), and minutes later, celebrity photographer A.J. Sokalner was dead. Sokalner (above, right) was working the red carpet at the ACE Awards that the ‘Poker Face’ singer was attending in New York City when he collapsed just minutes after Gaga took to the carpet. He was pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital shortly after, and the owner of ACE Pictures, who Sokalner worked for, says emergency workers said he had suffered a heart attack. He was in his late 50s.
Philip Vaughan, the owner of the ACE Pictures agency that Sokalner shot for, told PDN.com that A.J. “was very well liked, he was very well respected … He was a real photographer and he did it because he loved it.”
Fellow photographer Brian Lamb says he was just feet away from Sokalner when he fell ill.
“By the time I saw him, he was already blue and people were starting to give him CPR,” according to Lamb. Other photographers on the scene say Sokalner hit his head when he collapsed.
Sokalner’s friend Dennis Van Tine says he was also at the event, but by the time he got word of the incident, his friend was already being loaded into an ambulance.
Van Tine calls Sokalner “one of those silent guys who goes out and shoots every day.” He adds that his friend “was a cynic in the great New York tradition … He knew what was right, he knew what was wrong, he knew who the crooks were.”
Yes We Are Still Around
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Pokerface Rock Version
Here is a nice remix of Pokerface.
Lady Gaga Performing Quicksand
Lady Gaga was in Madrid recently and she sang the song she wrote for Britney Spears entitled Quicksand.