Lady Gaga

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 13:48 schreef snakelady het volgende:

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je valt in herhaling..

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 16:50 schreef Schenkstroop het volgende:

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ik denk ik zeg het nog effe. mischien las je er selectief overheen.

Is Gaga trouwens Joods?

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 16:50 schreef Schenkstroop het volgende:

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ik denk ik zeg het nog effe. mischien las je er selectief overheen.

Is Gaga trouwens Joods?

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Actually it’s a video that is an exercise in mind control, produced by the Illuminati elites, most of whom are Jewish. Oh and Lady Gaga is Jewish. And the CIA had a hand in this as well. I could go on and on, but you really ought to read this insane review of the video by the Vigilant Citizen and the mountain of comments written by his equally delusional comment writers. Here’s a taste of Vigilant’s theme: “…this “deeper meaning” found in Gaga’s video relates to mind control, a covert practice used by the military, the CIA, religious cults and the Illuminati elite. It is used to program human beings to become mental slaves and to execute specific tasks.” And what of his comment writers? Texas Rebel writes “Lady Gaga is nothing more than a edomite jewish whore of babylon. If you do enough research you’ll definitely findout that she’s nothing more than a crypto jewess. She hides behind the religion of Roman Catholicism, but her ethnic background is most certainly jewish. She’s had plastic surgery to hide her jewish features, like the hooked nose. Jews are the antichrist as a race. They are the seedline of Satan through their fathers Cain and Esau. All Jews will be destroyed as depicted in the book of Obidiah. The house of Judah will be the flame and fire that burns the House of Esau to stubble.” How about Psybersoma who writes “Lady Gaga is a child of Hell. She knows exactly what’s she’s doing just like her racial talmudic jewish DNA makes her out to be..”

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 13:49 schreef Mylene het volgende:
Lady Gaga vroeger.

[ afbeelding ]

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 19:51 schreef ehqo. het volgende:

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Haar gezicht heeft nu veel meer diepte.

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 20:03 schreef onearmedman het volgende:

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Komt doordat haar vetpercentage nu veel lager ligt.

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 20:16 schreef onearmedman het volgende:
Ze is op het oude plaatje ook blank, ze is nu inderdaad tinten lichter, makeup?

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 20:24 schreef Agiath het volgende:

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Hap hap

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 20:26 schreef ehqo. het volgende:

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Zal ik vragen over die vlek op haar buik?

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 17:29 schreef ClaudeKelly het volgende:

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Of een superjood

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Op maandag 22 maart 2010 17:44 schreef ClaudeKelly het volgende:
Ik heb trouwens de clip gezien en doordat beyonce en tyrese meedoen krijgt ie wel props
Maar waarom zo een baas en bazin samenwerken met zon stoephoer vraag ik me af

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^{SHE WAS NO 'LADY': Lady Gaga, now a galaxy-wide superstar, was
once humble girlfriend (left) to producer Rob Fusari (right).}
http://www.nypost.com/p/n(...)0tcCdvG0TmoOxOjLevNJ

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Producer, alleged ex-lover who 'discovered' and named Lady Gaga sues her company for $30 million

BY Jose Martinez
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Originally Published:Thursday, March 18th 2010, 2:05 PM
Updated: Thursday, March 18th 2010, 3:15 PM

Rob Fusari's production company seeks more than $30 million from Lady Gaga's company. Fusari alleges that he discovered and named the star.

The producer who claims credit for transforming a Manhattan "guidette" into Lady Gaga is suing to get a chunk of "The Fame" singer's fortune.

Ex-lover Rob Fusari contends two companies owned by the mega-star owe him more than $30 million after he came up with the Lady Gaga name and co-wrote her hits "Paparazzi" and "Disco Heaven."

"It's an age-old story in the music business," said Robert Meloni, a lawyer for Fusari. "You become famous and you turn on the person who discovered you."

The wild-styled singer, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, was introduced to Fusari in March 2006 by a singer who knew he was looking for a female rocker with "garage band chops."

Wendy Starland put Germanotta on the phone with Fusari after seeing her perform at The Cutting Room because she fit his vision for "an all-girl version of The Strokes," the suit says.

Within a day, Germanotta was on a bus from the Port Authority terminal to Fusari's 150 Studios in Parsippany, N.J.

"Fusari was expecting someone a little more grunge-rocker than the young Italian girl 'guidette' that arrived at his doorstep and was worried that he had made a mistake," the suit says.

"Fusari then asked her to play one of her songs on the studio piano and within seconds realized that Germanotta had star potential. The trick would be coaxing it out of her."

The producer, who collaborated with Destiny's Child on "Bootylicious" and with Will Smith on "Wild Wild," contends he reshaped Germanotta's song-writing skills and convinced her to add dance beats to her songs.

He also came up with the unique Lady Gaga name after playing Queen's "Radio Gaga" for her daily when she entered the studio.

"One day when Fusari addressed a cell phone text to Germanotta under the moniker 'Radio Gaga' his cell phone's spell check converted 'Radio' to 'Lady'," the suit says. "Germanotta loved it and 'Lady Gaga' was born."

Fusari is seeking a 20% cut from a 2006 contract he says he signed with Gaga's Team Love Child and Mermaid Music.

"Would she have found another Rob Fusari? Maybe," Meloni said. "Would she just have gone on to playing in small clubs? Maybe. But the fact is that he brought her to a certain level."

A representative for Lady Gaga, a dropout from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, declined comment.

Fusari and Germanotta were at one time romantically linked, but broke up in January 2007, the suit says.

In the introduction to the court papers, Fusari casts Lady Gaga as "a woman scorned."

"All business is personal," the suit says. "When those personal relationships evolve into romantic entanglements, any corresponding business relationship usually follows the same trajectory so that when one crashes they all burn.

This is what happened here."
http://www.nydailynews.co(...)_her_company_fo.html

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'I made Lady GaGa': the girl who changed Stefani Germanotta's life with a phone call


By Annette Witheridge - exclusive 13/03/2010

Not so very long ago, college drop-out Stefani Germanotta was a dumpy brunette in a back-room music industry office job.

And if it wasn’t for Wendy Starland, millions of us wouldn’t know her today as the outrageous platinum blonde phenomenon that is Lady GaGa.

After putting aside her studies to make it in the music business, she promised her dad she’d go back to university if she hadn’t succeeded after a year.

Then, just a week before the deadline, she bumped into talent scout Wendy who transformed her from the jeans-wearing frontwoman of a nerdy grunge band into the chart-topping diva she is today.

Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, singer Wendy reveals how she introduced Stefani to music industry contacts and set her on the track to superstardom.

For 18 months, she helped the wannabe write material and revamp her look. She even made her bleach her hair so she wasn’t mistaken for Amy Winehouse.

And when her protege, now 23, hit the big time she wrote Wendy a gushing – and funny – email thanking her mentor.

Triple Brit Award winner GaGa wrote: “;I will proclaim my loyalty and eternal thanks to the incredible Wendy Starland for discovering me. Wendy Starland changed my life. Wendy was the angel that fulfilled my promise to my father one year before, on my 19th birthday.

“Without Wendy’s remarkable ears, hearing through my rough-around-the-edges college band, the eyes to see through 15 pounds I would lose over the next three months, and the heart to reveal to me one of her most credible contacts, I may never have become Lady GaGa.

“There’s no PHD needed to understand the magnitude of what this woman did for my life, and I simply cannot refuse her my infinite gratitude. Peace, Love, and Disco Dancing, Lady GaGa a.k.a always just Stefani to Wendy.”

Wendy, 28, who has worked with Moby, Sean Paul, Grandmaster Flash, Wu Tang Clan and The Beat says: “We first met when she was working as an intern at Famous Music Publishing. I came in to see her boss, Irwin Robinson, and she told me she was a fan of my music. Apparently she had my song Stolen Love on constantly.

“She was sweet but hardly stood out in a crowd. She wore conservative office clothes. It was her job to photocopy press releases and she was enthusiastic. Hardly the rebellious teen.

“A multi-platinum record producer I was working with, Rob Fusari, who’d worked with Beyonce and Jessica Simpson, asked me to find him a new girl singer. He wanted someone edgy, who wouldn’t have been out of place in The Strokes.

“I looked high and low for eight months. Then one night I was performing at the Cutting Room, a New York club, and Stefani came rushing up to me. She was on the same bill and asked if I remembered her during soundcheck. She was wearing jeans and a T-shirt. Her band was awful, in my opinion. They were college boys, and she seemed to be modelling herself after Fiona Apple.

“Yet when Stefani started singing I was hooked. She had incredible confidence, she carried the crowd even though, in my opinion, the songs were bad.

“I grabbed hold of her afterwards and said I was going to ‘change her life forever’. We went outside and phoned Rob, who asked why I was waking him up.

“He asked her name, then said it was way too much of a mouthful and asked me not to waste his time. But I put Stefani on the phone and he agreed to meet her.”

Rob was, to put it mildly, underwhelmed. He recalls: “She was a little overweight. She had on leggings and some strange cut-up shirt, a hat that looked like it was out of Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’ — I thought, ‘That could be her. But I hope it’s not.’ ”

But when Stefani sang for him, he says: ”I’m telling you, it was, like, 10 seconds in and I’m texting my management. I’m like, I need a contract — immediately.”

Wendy was, of course, delighted. “Stefani – and she will always be Stefani to me – was thrilled. I told her we’d write new songs together, we’d change her name and her look. She was 19 and had promised her dad Joe she would return to college if she hadn’t made it by her 20th birthday. That deadline was just one week away and if I hadn’t seen her she probably would have done just that.

“We spent about a year and a half or so working together, and bit by bit she evolved. The name was the result of brainstorming. We thrashed out lots of different ideas and came up with GaGa from the Queen hit Radio Gaga.

“Then she started changing her clothes and make-up. For a while, she wore lots of black eyeliner. But after performing at Lollapalooza she kept getting mistaken for Amy Winehouse, so that’s when we decided she should go blonde.

“She dumped the boy band. The music business is tough and Stefani was happy to leave her past behind, including her then boyfriend.

“I was there when she met her big love Luc Carl. He was a tall, good looking barman and rock drummer. Stefani loved the attention he caused. Then she met Lady Starlight and they started performing together. Starlight spun discs, Stefani sang along. Gradually the GaGa look started to come together.

“Lots of people claim to have discovered GaGa and Starlight certainly added her magic. But I spotted her first. In this ­business it really is all about connections and who you know.

“Rob told her he would not have signed her because he didn’t see her potential after watching a video tape of her performance the night I discovered her. She claims she was probably 15lbs overweight and in my opinion, quite ordinary to look at. But you had to look beyond that. Gradually she evolved.

“She was always very focused. Now I’ve read she’s told stories about her drug taking rebellion, but that was not my experience with her.

“When we met she was sitting behind a desk. As I see it, a rebellious person wouldn’t show up on time for work every day. Stefani was a typical privately educated, New York City kid.

“She did an internship, then she went into the studio, where we worked hard to create Lady GaGa. If she was in the midst of a druggie rebellion, I don’t believe she could have done that.”

“We got her a record deal with Island/Def Jam but for whatever reasons she was dropped very quickly. Then Interscope signed her up and the rest, as they say, is history.”

Wendy, about to release her new single Love Will Come To You, hasn’t seen GaGa since she hit the big time but says that is what it’s like in the music industry.

“It’s a tough business and once you make it, every second of your day is tightly scheduled,” she explains. “We wrote many songs together. None of
them has yet appeared on her albums but I hope they do one day.

“I’m excited for the future. I have a new single out, and I’m appearing at The Imagine Music & Art festival over the summer with an expected audience of over one million.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/c(...)all-115875-22107298/

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Op zaterdag 20 maart 2010 19:55 schreef VeerEli het volgende:
Lady Gaga :')

Ik was eerder wihihihihihihihihi

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Op dinsdag 23 maart 2010 11:00 schreef Paaskonijn het volgende:

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Whiihihih wat wil je nu, een veer in je kont?

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Op dinsdag 23 maart 2010 11:00 schreef Paaskonijn het volgende:

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Whiihihih wat wil je nu, een veer in je kont?

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Op dinsdag 23 maart 2010 17:10 schreef VeerEli het volgende:

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Nee

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Op dinsdag 23 maart 2010 18:07 schreef SharQueDo het volgende:
mr gaga