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Thursday, 30 December 2010 |
 Did you think that Lady Gaga was the number one biggest concert draw in the US of A in 2010? Well, you may in in for a surprise then.
Apparently Lady Gaga needs to step it up because she was fourth in the popularity ranking.
So who beat out Lady Gaga? In second and third place were AC/DC and U2 as they both grossed over $150 million, states Hollyscoop.
And in first was Bon Jovi, breaking the $200 million mark.
The really shocking part isn?t just that Gaga was beat, it is that she played over 50 more gigs than Bon Jovi and 100 more than U2.
Sounds like Gaga still has a long way to go.
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Thursday, 09 December 2010 |
 Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman The Lady Gaga Wax FigureLady Gaga Wax Figure is the new addition at Madame Tussauds at The Venetian in Las Vegas, Nevada.. The $300,000 figure was taken to the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign for a photo shoot after the reveal at Madame Tussauds. It was great to see our favorite Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman was there with his trademark Martini. Photos By: RD/ Erik Kabik/ Retna Digital
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Wednesday, 06 October 2010 |
 | | Is Lady GaGa Engaged? |
OMG? first it was Katy Perry, then wannabe kook Rihanna (maybe) who decided to get hitched, and now it looks like the queen of bonkers herself, Lady GaGa might also be swanning down the aisle.
One source told Heatworld: "Lady GaGa has told everyone she plans to get married. She has said she wants a fairytale wedding in a castle. We finish the European leg in London just before Christmas and the timing is perfect for the wedding."
If the reports are to believed, it looks like GaGa will wed her boyfriend Luc Carl in a super exciting ceremony, and is even hoping to have celebrity burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese jump out of their wedding cake.
Do you think she'll tie the knot?
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Monday, 27 September 2010 |
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Wednesday, 22 September 2010 |
 Lady Gaga is "enormously disappointed" the US government has failed to repeal the military's homophobic 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' legislation.
The eccentric singer - who is a staunch supporter of gay rights - is stunned the policy was not revoked during a vote in the US Senate yesterday (21.09.10). The decision means gay service members will continue to be forced to keep quiet about their sexuality.
Writing on her official website, she said: "Today was an enormous disappointment, for myself, and for many young American people. I will keep fighting, I will not give up.
Instead, it has been customary now for antiquated procedures and partisan politics to take precedence over debate, America's needs, and today over the needs of US troops.
"I am passionate about the rights of the LGBT Community (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) and SLDN (Service Members Legal Defence Network) and I will continue to activate as many young people as I can, and encourage them to get politically involved in their future."
The 'Alejandro' hitmaker also criticised the decision to not let American citizens watch the debate.
She explained: "Legislative procedure is being abused to stop public business, public debates, from happening while America is watching. There was a debate today, we just didn't get to watch it.
"Instead, it has been customary now for antiquated procedures and partisan politics to take precedence over debate, America's needs, and today over the needs of US troops."
Senate Republicans blocked the Democrat bill to lift the controversial policy with a 56-43 vote.
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