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SECOND TIME’S A CHARM: When Lady Gaga’s first Vogue cover was published in March 2011, it was an instant hit at newsstand and eventually became the second biggest seller of the year. No wonder Vogue is going with Gaga again, this time for its all-important September cover. According to sources, Gaga has already been shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to mark the debut of her first fragrance from Coty Beauty, which is set to come out sometime in the fall. The scent may be named Monster, according to reports. When she signed the license in September 2010, Gaga said it would smell of “blood and semen.” Perhaps she’ll tweak that description a bit for the Vogue reader.

The September issue???? I hope this is true but since the source is super l8 on that perfume name, IDK. D:
ladyxgaga:

SECOND TIME’S A CHARM: When Lady Gaga’s first Vogue cover was published in March 2011, it was an instant hit at newsstand and eventually became the second biggest seller of the year. No wonder Vogue is going with Gaga again, this time for its all-important September cover. According to sources, Gaga has already been shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to mark the debut of her first fragrance from Coty Beauty, which is set to come out sometime in the fall. The scent may be named Monster, according to reports. When she signed the license in September 2010, Gaga said it would smell of “blood and semen.” Perhaps she’ll tweak that description a bit for the Vogue reader.

The September issue???? I hope this is true but since the source is super l8 on that perfume name, IDK. D:
ladyxgaga:

SECOND TIME’S A CHARM: When Lady Gaga’s first Vogue cover was published in March 2011, it was an instant hit at newsstand and eventually became the second biggest seller of the year. No wonder Vogue is going with Gaga again, this time for its all-important September cover. According to sources, Gaga has already been shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to mark the debut of her first fragrance from Coty Beauty, which is set to come out sometime in the fall. The scent may be named Monster, according to reports. When she signed the license in September 2010, Gaga said it would smell of “blood and semen.” Perhaps she’ll tweak that description a bit for the Vogue reader.

The September issue???? I hope this is true but since the source is super l8 on that perfume name, IDK. D:
ladyxgaga:

SECOND TIME’S A CHARM: When Lady Gaga’s first Vogue cover was published in March 2011, it was an instant hit at newsstand and eventually became the second biggest seller of the year. No wonder Vogue is going with Gaga again, this time for its all-important September cover. According to sources, Gaga has already been shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to mark the debut of her first fragrance from Coty Beauty, which is set to come out sometime in the fall. The scent may be named Monster, according to reports. When she signed the license in September 2010, Gaga said it would smell of “blood and semen.” Perhaps she’ll tweak that description a bit for the Vogue reader.

The September issue???? I hope this is true but since the source is super l8 on that perfume name, IDK. D:

ladyxgaga:

SECOND TIME’S A CHARM: When Lady Gaga’s first Vogue cover was published in March 2011, it was an instant hit at newsstand and eventually became the second biggest seller of the year. No wonder Vogue is going with Gaga again, this time for its all-important September cover. According to sources, Gaga has already been shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to mark the debut of her first fragrance from Coty Beauty, which is set to come out sometime in the fall. The scent may be named Monster, according to reports. When she signed the license in September 2010, Gaga said it would smell of “blood and semen.” Perhaps she’ll tweak that description a bit for the Vogue reader.

The September issue???? I hope this is true but since the source is super l8 on that perfume name, IDK. D:

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Lady Gaga had dinner with a fan in Napa Valley last night.

Ah, he’s wearing heels. Werk.

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The funniest thing to me … my best memory of this year’s Grammys, I think it was the front row, it went Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Lady Gaga. And Miranda kept bringing Lady Gaga drinks from backstage. We were a row behind them and kind of off to the right, so I just kind of watched this friendship develop like over the course of the [night;] it was really funny. — Lady Antebellum (via ladyxgaga)
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At the beginning of the “Born This Way” era, Gaga described the album as “experimental” and “hardcore”, yet she has released some of the least experimental and hardcore songs from the album. I think what kept the album’s singles from smashing TFM style is the fact that Gaga tried to give people what she thought they would want. The thing is, in Gagaland, what people want is completely different from what people want in Rihanna, Katy, Britney, and Ke$haland, and Gaga tried to conform to what people want in Rihanna, Katy, Britney, and Ke$haland. If you take a look back at “The Fame Monster”, ‘Bad Romance’ was not radio friendly, nor was ‘Alejandro’, and even ‘Telephone’ had an edge to it, yet they all did incredibly well. I think what people truly want from Gaga is the music she claims to make: edgy, different, robust-type pop songs that aren’t necessarily pop but still fit in that category. Coming from a darker, more edgy album like “The Fame Monster”, people expected songs like ‘Scheisse’, ‘Government Hooker’, and ‘Heavy Metal Lover’. We know this because, sans ‘The Edge of Glory’ (smashed for a completely different reason), none of the singles from “Born This Way” have been praised as much as ‘Scheisse’, ‘Government Hooker’, and ‘Heavy Metal Lover’ by the critics, fans, and public alike.

The general public doesn’t want the “old Gaga” back, they want the actual Gaga back. The Gaga that wasn’t afraid to put out a good song, or the Gaga that wasn’t afraid to do what Gaga does best. The Gaga that is different because it’s who she is, not the Gaga that puts out a rehash of an old single because she thinks it’ll do well.

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I made one of those "Movies 2012" charts.

I made my own, though, ‘cause I have to be unique~

I need some movie suggestions, so put some in my ask box. :D

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I’m proud of Gaga for taking a risk, but let’s face it, as a commercial popstar, she cannot afford to take risk after risk after risk. I love that Gaga follows her heart and does what she wants to do, but she has to find a balance between edgy and commercial, otherwise she will be gone in five years. I love “Born This Way”, but the music is obviously not the kind of music the general public eats up.

I was actually kind of happy to see that ‘Marry The Night’ was pulled from the radio, because that means that Gaga and her label are aware of what’s going on and will (hopefully) make sure that her next era is flawless.

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