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Lady Gaga has revealed in a new MTV documentary that Beyoncé’s early music videos helped her overcome high school bullying
The record-breaking hitmaker says she was picked on by other students and vividly remembers being thrown into a bin by a school gang.
In Lady Gaga: Inside the Outside, Mother Monster tells MTV she used music as an escape and was particularly inspired by her recent duet partner’s old band Destiny’s Child. Full Story…..
Billboard projects that Lady Gaga’s "Born This Way" will debut with first-week sales of at least a million units, far outpacing earlier projections, thanks to explosive sales at Amazon, which priced the album at 99 cents for two days this week.
According to sources, "Born This Way," scanned 330,000 units at Amazon on Monday, even though the unprecedented traffic derailed the Amazon servers. While the Amazon experience left some consumers in a sour mood, the news on the technical glitch helped heighten awareness about the album (not that Interscope and Lady Gaga needed any help in that department).
It’s not often that we here at Buzzworthy use hyperbole. Sure, the sandwiches we had for lunch were described as "mind-blowing," and the elevator ride back up to the 25th floor was considered "epic," but my God. We weren’t ready for the latest issue of Rolling Stone magazine. Now take a look at Lady Gaga on the June 2011 cover of the magazine. Let’s just list off some words that might describe it, shall we? Regal. Iconic. Wizardly. Amazing. Perfect. Perhaps… dare I say it…. defining?
Essentially Lady Gaga’s sophomore album (if you don’t count the EPs), "Born This Way" is her first as an international superstar — and in her mind, as queen leader to a needy coven of "little monsters," outsiders who for one reason or another don’t fit into the mainstream.
Full Review on Billboard.com…..
Lady Gaga is the biggest pop star in the world, and biggest pop stars in the world tend to get violent reactions from the actual pop audience when they diverge. But then, Gaga has made a whole career of diverging, and people seem to already be tired of her sh*t, so who knows how this will go.
Full Review at SFWeekly.com…..
The ‘Someone Like You’ singer has now overtaken Lady Gaga’s latest album ‘The Fame’, reports Music Week. Digital music in the UK alone has sales past £1 billion compared to 2010 consumers spending just £316.5 million. Full Story…..
