Forget the remake of 'Gypsy.' Lady Gaga has confirmed that she will star in a different film: a documentary about her life. Her longtime photographer and Pop Water cohort Terry Richardson will lens the film, which is a doc, as opposed to a concert film similar to the ones made by pop peers like Katy Perry and Justin Bieber.
Celebrities have a lot of pressure on them to make everyone happy. There’s always someone who’s their biggest fan saying if they just had one minute with their idol, everything wrong in their world would be right. It's a pretty heavy burden to bear.
But as Lady Gaga proved, sometimes a little day-making goes a long way – and it’s not even that hard to do.
Lady Gaga paid her fellow singer Adele a backhanded compliment recently when addressing the media response to her weight gain, which launched her Body Revolution. Gaga called the 'Someone Like You' singer "wonderful" and said that her "confidence is something I have to match," but also made a statement about Adele's size which could cause some controversy.
More details about the Lady Gaga-backed brand of bottled water have surfaced. The singer is partnering with her manager Troy Carter and her photographer pal Terry Richardson to launch Pop Water, a healthier alternative to sugar-loaded, fizzy soft drinks.
Recently, Madonna said that she and Lady Gaga would be sharing the stage together and then it was reported that Gaga turned down Madge's offer to take the stage with her at Yankee Stadium. Now, a report has surfaced that Lady Gaga "shared" a stage with Madonna in Mexico City, but not in the way that you'd think.
Tony Bennett, who collaborated with Lady Gaga on 'The Lady is a Tramp,' which was featured on his ‘Duets II’ album, and who sketched her in the buff for Vanity Fair, has gone on record to state that they are indeed working on a jazz platter. There were rumors, but the crooner has confirmed it.
Move over 50 Cent! You may have invested in VitaminWater and reportedly netted $100 million when Coca Cola bought the beverage brand, but someone else is taking an interest in beverages... er water. Lady Gaga is looking to enter the celebrity beverage sweepstakes with her own brand of bottled water.
Shock rocker Alice Cooper has revealed that he warned Lady Gaga about the dangers of letting her over-the-top stage persona infiltrate and take over her life. He encouraged her to keep some semblance of Stefani Gemanotta on the surface, especially when she is offstage. Since Cooper is a legend in the rock world, he's certainly worth taking advice from. But we're not so sure that Gaga heeded his words, since she always seems to be, well, Gaga.