Lady GaGa (March 2010 - November 2010)

[papa_levante]

For some reason I just think that wouldn't be her style

What I'm not liking is her choice of tie. It doesn't come off as patriotic at all. I think she could have gone in a better direction with this. Her outfit is too distracting if she wants to be taken seriously by people who can actually make a difference in the matter she is supporting.

 

[abul]

please, germanotta, stay away from politics!
you're not smart enogh for it, and putting those glasses just proves it
smart people don't need glasses to look/sound smart, and on the contrary, not everyone who's wearing glasses is smart/intelligent

 

[Libra Skye18]

She made one helluva speech. I think it's great that someone so young and famous is using their celebrity in a way to try and be a voice for those who don't have one.

On another note, I didn't find her look to be dorky at all. I also have to disagree when it comes to 'smarts', as Gaga has said, she wouldn't be so heavily involved in a matter unless she knew what she was talking about- given her speech its clear that she does indeed have a clue.

 

[XavierRaphael]

please, germanotta, stay away from politics!
you're not smart enogh for it, and putting those glasses just proves it
smart people don't need glasses to look/sound smart, and on the contrary, not everyone who's wearing glasses is smart/intelligent

Stay away from politics? She clearly knows a great deal about the issue she speaks of so why should she not have a voice. I can't believe your comment. Given that speech i would say she knows alot and then some. She would not take the podium without knowing what she is talking about. The girl is not stupid by any means, if you knew anything about her background you would know so.

As for the glasses, those of us who are fans know that she likes to dress up for the occasion. Just as she did for her Larry King interview, her Barbara Walters interview and this. She likes to look the part, and why shouldnt she? She clearly used the glasses to make a point, stereotypically speaking when you think of someone smart and politic saavy you think glasses, so she dressed up for the part.

Your comment is so ignorant it hurts. We should be celebrating the fact that a celebrity has the balls and the smarts to stand up against some very important and scary men. Especially on an issue that needs to be addressed.

 

[abul]

She clearly used the glasses to make a point, stereotypically speaking when you think of someone smart and politic saavy you think glasses, so she dressed up for the part.

this just made me laugh
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[Eccentricity]

shes really annoying and pretentious go away no

 

[Libra Skye18]

Lady Gaga Comments on DADT Repeal Failure


“Today was an enormous disappointment, for myself, and for many young American people. Not only because ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ was not repealed by our Senators, but moreover because 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, sadly, over the needs of U.S. troops. I will keep fighting, I will not give up. I am passionate about the rights of the LGBT Community and SLDN and I will continue to activate as many young people as I can, and encourage them to get politically involved in their future.”
GagaDaily

 

[Libra Skye18]

Gaga Over Gaga​

Her music is catchy, her style outlandish and her attitude brash. Now add political ball-buster to pop sensation Lady Gaga's impressive list of attributes.​

Speaking at a rally in Maine Monday, Gaga officially threw herself front and center into the military's 17-year-old "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy which allows gays to serve but not disclose their homosexuality or act on it.​

Gaga growled, "Doesn't it seem to be that DADT is backwards. Doesn't it seem that we're penalizing the wrong soldier? Doesn't it seem to you that we should send home the prejudiced? The straight soldier who hates the gay soldier? The straight soldier whose performance is affected because he is homophobic? The straight soldier who has prejudice in his heart, in the space where the military asks him to hold to our core American values ... he instead holds and harbors hate, and he gets to stay and fight for our country."​

Bravo, I say. We need more "voices of a generation" like Lady G to use their massive celebrity to help bring about much needed change in America. To help the small-minded and frightened close the discrimination gap.​

In the interest of full disclosure, I am not a Gaga groupie or anything. In fact, she's not even in my iPod. Oh, she's certainly very talented and is a real fav of my 22 and 24 year old daughters. But, at almost 51, my heart still belongs to Madonna, of whom Gaga is a tad derivative. More importantly though, I now have immense respect for her as a person, in particular, a young person, who has achieved gargantuan success so quickly, and who has just as quickly realized how she can use this immense fame to make a difference in peoples lives. She's not just a marketing and branding genius, but one of those rare people who truly have their fingers on the pulse of society and culture. Many more good things to come from her politically I suspect, and hope.​

Link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andy-ostroy/gaga-over-gaga_b_733629.html

 

[loonaka]

What I'm not liking is her choice of tie. It doesn't come off as patriotic at all. I think she could have gone in a better direction with this. Her outfit is too distracting if she wants to be taken seriously by people who can actually make a difference in the matter she is supporting.

I agree with you, I think ppl would take her more seriously if she had dressed more conservative or "normal", but I feel like her image is about dressing outrageously and different, and if she just switched that on and off she would just be an ordinary person who has a stage/performance style and an everyday style and I think she wants to be something more than that

 

[Magnus]

facebook.com/gagadaily

 

[Anet]

^ Ah that look!!!

 

[papa_levante]

not so much from me..

 

[Emilee]

Sep 22 - At Lincoln Park Renaissance Nursing Home - The Fame

 

[chicandcool]

From afar, I thought it was Sharon Stone.

 

[Magnus]

Lady Gaga spents the day alongside boyfriend Luc Carl in New York City - September 25, 2010

celebrity-gossip.net

 

[natalea52]

oh jesus!!

 

[NakedIfIWantTo]

Hillary Clinton strikess again!

 

[Emilee]

Lady Gaga 2010-09-24 - Out and about in New York - Celebrity-Paradise.com

 

[RedAzalie]

^ i thought that it is sharon also XD


glad to see her sporting "dressing-down" a little

 

[natalea52]

she looks like a hooker!