Glamour Moments

Last week, the controversial concert of this year was held in SM Arena (near MOA) and why do people love or hate Lady Gaga? Yes, she has an outlandish fashion taste whenever she appeared onstage and got most of her songs over the top charts. Her songs were really catchy, from Bad Romance from her "The Fame Monster" album has the most upbeat, controversial and irristible. Her talents: she can sing, play, and write - Yes, she doesn't need to lip synch as she proved it to us that she sang live from her World Tours. She even sit and play at the piano and like delivering her speech like singing in a broadway musical. Little Monster - she recently launched her exclusive social networking site. My account has been approved few weeks before her show and our assignment is to share your 'momentus' experience with Lady Gaga - http://littlemonsters.com/ Lady Gaga borrows heavily from gay and drag fashion and music, and although the association may be taboo for a lot of ...

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Finally, i decided to watch Lady Gaga tomorrow! Tickets were sold out and so happy about it. Btw, here is her latest performance in Japan. She's superb! Lady Gaga, on Asia tour, shows off souvenir tattoo and says blond look is SEOUL, South Korea —Lady Gaga may sport an ever-changing series of risque outfits, but the pop singer says two things are permanent: her tattoos and her bow tie ‘do. The 23-year-old star, her real name Stefani Germanotta, showed off her newest body art Sunday night before performing the hit songs “Poker Face,” ”Just Dance” and “Paparazzi” at Seoul’s Olympic Hall during the Asian leg of her “Fame Ball” tour. The curling script on her left arm is a souvenir from a midnight session at a tattoo parlor in Osaka, Japan. “It says ‘In the deepest hour of the night, confess to yourself that you would die if you were forbidden to write. And look deep into your heart where it spreads its roots, the answer, and ask yourself, must I write?’” she said. The quote, in G...