Lady GaGa walks around the streets of Manhattan in a red see-through jumpsuit complete with devil horn shoulders after her concert at Terminal 5 in New York.

There is a young man in Toronto named Anthony Naccarato who is probably one of Lady GaGa’s biggest fans, but of the two times she has been in Toronto, he was underage and couldn’t attend the venues her concerts were held at. 

This year he turns 19 and his birthday wish is to meet Lady GaGa herself.  Although some people are doubtful this will happen for him, we would like to wish him the best on his endeavour and if  you like, you can visit him on his Twitter page here and send him words of encouragement and support and watch him work toward his dream.

If anyone cares my dream involves Kiefer Sutherland. 

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Taylor Swift leaves her hotel in London, England

See what my cyber friends (in alpha order) are writing about:

Lil Kim premieres new music video (accidentalsexiness)

Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard got married (amygrindhouse)

Kara DioGuardi is only on American Idol for one season (backseatcuddler)

Denise Richards admits she can’t sing, yet sings at the ballgame.  (bricksandstonesgossip)

Jessica Lowndes shops at Fred Segals (busybeeblogger)

Mischa Barton brings the headband back (celebwarship)

Heidi Montag wants four Spencer Bratts Pratts (celebrityfashionwatcher)

Black Eyed Peas ‘The E.N.D.’ Cover Art (celebritysmackblog)

Jenny McCarthy added to Oprah’s payroll (celebrityviplounge)

Dennis Rodman agrees to outpatient rehab (dailystab)

The Real Housewives of New York finale clip (fashiongrail)

Julia Roberts shows off her bikini body (glambabybumps)

Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon celebrate their one year anniversary (topsocialite)

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Jessica Simpson graces the cover of June’s Vanity Fair issue with the caption ‘You call this fat’.  She opens up about many things in the issue.

On her empire:

“The Jessica Simpson Collection is a $400 million business,” she said. “My mom and I are creative directors. We have hundreds of people working, but nothing gets by us. It’s adorable and it’s affordable. What’s amazing right now, during this recession, is that, somehow, the business keeps growing.”

She talks of performances made famous on YouTube for forgetting the lyrics to her songs and her weight:

“When it comes to media criticism, that’s just something I have had to train myself—literally train myself—to ignore,” she said. “Because I’m the one up there onstage, and I can feel the energy of the crowd. And I know when I did good. And I know when I did great. And there wasn’t one time on this tour when I felt like I butchered it. I mean, the way people make it sound, I should have never been singing in the first place.”

She talks about body image and the media:

It comes with what I do,” she said, “and I know that every day the media’s going to challenge me, is going to want to bring me down. But I feel like I’m at such a place that I own myself, and it’s authentic. I own that authentic part of myself, and none of those words are harsh enough to make me believe them.” “I can’t imagine saying some of the things people have said about me about anybody else.”

She talks about her dad’s role in her career:

I can talk to my dad like he’s my manager, and put ‘Dad’ on the back burner. We’ve been doing it since I was 13. So, at this point, we’re in a good rhythm. A lot of people find it strange, but it’s the only way I know. And I don’t care to know another way, because it suits me. And we’ve done a pretty dang good job.”

Boyfriend Tony Romo says of Jessica:

“She has a very small-town side to her,” Romo told me. “We’re very similar in that we both appreciate the hometown feel to a lot of things, and live our life like that.”  “She comes to a ton of games,” Romo said. “She’s a supportive girlfriend.”

She speaks of being a football fan:

“I was always a fan,” she told me. “In Texas, it’s a sin not to be. But I’ve never been as passionate as I am now. Before a game, I’m crazed, sending mass e-mails: ‘Please pray for Tony’s protection.’”

For the complete interview, visit Vanity Fair here.

According to WENN.com:

STING’s teenage daughter COCO is recovering in a Los Angeles hospital after fracturing her skull in a freak accident. Coco Sumner, 18, remains in an intensive care ward after collapsing in an L.A. restaurant last weekend (25-26Apr09) and hitting her head on a chair as she fell to the ground. Sting, who is currently working in the U.S., rushed to his daughter’s bedside, while his wife, Trudie Styler, flew in from London. A source tells British newspaper the Mail On Sunday, “One of the waiters helped her to her feet but she complained that she didn’t feel well. The staff and Coco’s friend were very concerned and called for an ambulance and Coco was taken to hospital. No one was taking any chances as it was quite a scary fall. She hadn’t had anything to drink and it happened quite early into the evening. “The doctors are still running tests. Obviously it’s a serious injury and Coco is under constant surveillance. Trudie and Sting were obviously besides themselves with worry. It was a blessing that Sting was in the States at the time and was able to get to the hospital so quickly. Coco is still very shaken.”

A spokesman for the family adds, “It was a worrying time for Sting and Trudie but, thankfully, Coco is recovering well.” The teenager, an aspiring singer/songwriter, is currently living in L.A. while she completes her debut album.

We wish her a speedy recovery.

Dancing With The Stars’ Melissa Rycroft is ready to return to the dance floor since her hairline fracture that had her sidelined during last week’s show.   Not only is she returning, but she will be doing two dances (Viennese waltz and the samba), not just one.  She tells Entertainment Tonight she has been working through the pain and has the help of a pain patch:

“This week, the difference with practice is that we can do things, and if it hurts a little bit, it’s okay,” Melissa says. “I mean, it’s fine — grit your teeth and move on.  “It makes it [the patch] tolerable, manageable,” she says.

Her partner Tony Dovolani says of this week’s practise:

“The cool thing is that we haven’t had to shorten any of our rehearsal,” Tony adds, noting that Melissa is handling the workouts and pressure “like a trooper. She’s really given me more than I expected this week.”

During last week’s elimination they were both very concerned that it was over for them.  Tony:

“We were looking at each other going, ‘Oh no, we don’t want to leave like this.’”

Although she was “in tears”  last week, tonight, she says: 

“we’ll be able to do everything,”

Will you be watching tonight?

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Britain’s Got Talent phenomenon Susan Boyle is seen here at her home in West Lothian, Scotland where fans come to visit and meet her.  She looks so happy, doesn’t she?

Could you handle that type of instant success/notoriety?

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