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Lady Gaga has confessed that she is obsessed with cooking shows and that she had acquired her cooking skills by just by watching those shows. "When I get time off, I like to watch cooking shows, I'm really obsessed with them. I'm a really good cook now, just from watching those shows. My specialty is Italian," Contactmusic quoted the singer telling the 'Heat' magazine: And despite her busy lifestyle, the 'Judas' singer also revealed that she loves to catch up with her childhood friends over good food and wine. "I went to an all-girls' school, so the few of my friends that I've kept since high school, we'll all just get together and cook and drink six or seven bottles of red wine and just talk about life and chill out," Gaga added.

Lady Gaga has confessed that she is obsessed with cooking shows and that she had acquired her cooking skills by just by watching those shows. "When I get time off, I like to watch cooking shows, I'm really obsessed with them. I'm a really good cook now, just from watching those shows. My specialty is Italian," Contactmusic quoted the singer telling the 'Heat' magazine: And despite her busy lifestyle, the 'Judas' singer also revealed that she loves to catch up with her childhood friends over good food and wine. "I went to an all-girls' school, so the few of my friends that I've kept since high school, we'll all just get together and cook and drink six or seven bottles of red wine and just talk about life and chill out," Gaga added.

If you haven't gone red yet, you're clearly missing out on Hollywood's hottest—and reddest—trend.   Lady Gaga   is the latest in a slew of celebrities to go to the red side. Although, unlike the others, this one was semi-permanent, fleeting even.   For the latest cover of   Rolling Stone , the superstar dyed her locks a pale crimson and brought back her famous hair bow. Of course, she's scantily clad in a lace bra, but compared to her past few covers, it's downright normal!   We're digging the look and wouldn't mind it sticking around for a while. Hands up if you feel the same!

If you haven't gone red yet, you're clearly missing out on Hollywood's hottest—and reddest—trend.   Lady Gaga   is the latest in a slew of celebrities to go to the red side. Although, unlike the others, this one was semi-permanent, fleeting even.   For the latest cover of   Rolling Stone , the superstar dyed her locks a pale crimson and brought back her famous hair bow. Of course, she's scantily clad in a lace bra, but compared to her past few covers, it's downright normal!   We're digging the look and wouldn't mind it sticking around for a while. Hands up if you feel the same!

Lady Gaga   and   Beyonce 's 10-minute "Telephone" music video made huge headlines back in 2010, but Gaga can't even bring herself to watch it anymore. That was SO last year. She said: "I can't even watch the 'Telephone' video, I hate it so much. Beyonce and I are great together. But there are so many f***ing idea in that video and all I see in that video is my brain throbbing with ideas and I wish I had edited it myself a little bit more." Gaga's now loving the "Alejandro" video, even though she knows it's not a fan favorite. She told Britain's   Time Out   magazine: "It's funny because I know a lot of kids didn't like the 'Alejandro' video, but that was my favorite of all my videos. 'Alejandro' isn't a busy video. But maybe that's my own monster. People love the chaos in my brain, but I'm terrified of it."

Lady Gaga   and   Beyonce 's 10-minute "Telephone" music video made huge headlines back in 2010, but Gaga can't even bring herself to watch it anymore. That was SO last year. She said: "I can't even watch the 'Telephone' video, I hate it so much. Beyonce and I are great together. But there are so many f***ing idea in that video and all I see in that video is my brain throbbing with ideas and I wish I had edited it myself a little bit more." Gaga's now loving the "Alejandro" video, even though she knows it's not a fan favorite. She told Britain's   Time Out   magazine: "It's funny because I know a lot of kids didn't like the 'Alejandro' video, but that was my favorite of all my videos. 'Alejandro' isn't a busy video. But maybe that's my own monster. People love the chaos in my brain, but I'm terrified of it."

Lady Gaga   opened up to MTV about her life before she was a superstar. Apparently, Beyonce was her inspiration when she was younger! Watch below: http://www.zimbio.com/Video+of+the+Day/articles/XKsvE2p9VMh/Video+Day+Secret+Lady+Gaga+Never+Told+Beyonce

Lady Gaga   opened up to MTV about her life before she was a superstar. Apparently, Beyonce was her inspiration when she was younger! Watch below: http://www.zimbio.com/Video+of+the+Day/articles/XKsvE2p9VMh/Video+Day+Secret+Lady+Gaga+Never+Told+Beyonce

Leave it to   Lady Gaga   to hit No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 without really trying. A few weeks ago, Gaga released the anthemic number "The Edge of Glory" as a promotional single to pump fans up over the release of   Born This Way , her second full-length studio album. But the track proved so popular the powers that be released it as the third official single from the album—and it subsequently debuted in the top 3. Because Gaga's got it like that. So what is it about this track that people love so much? Well, "Edge of Glory" epitomizes the Springsteen-esque power balladry that pops up all over Born This Way , with a familiar belt-it-out chorus that'll find favor with anyone who loved listening to the radio late '80s. It even features a saxophone solo by Clarence Clemons of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. It's also one of Gaga's personal favorites on the album. In an interview with Google, she explained, "[My] grandpa died about fiv...

Leave it to   Lady Gaga   to hit No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 without really trying. A few weeks ago, Gaga released the anthemic number "The Edge of Glory" as a promotional single to pump fans up over the release of   Born This Way , her second full-length studio album. But the track proved so popular the powers that be released it as the third official single from the album—and it subsequently debuted in the top 3. Because Gaga's got it like that. So what is it about this track that people love so much? Well, "Edge of Glory" epitomizes the Springsteen-esque power balladry that pops up all over Born This Way , with a familiar belt-it-out chorus that'll find favor with anyone who loved listening to the radio late '80s. It even features a saxophone solo by Clarence Clemons of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. It's also one of Gaga's personal favorites on the album. In an interview with Google, she explained, "[My] grandpa died about fiv...

You would think   Andy Samberg   and   Justin Timberlake   would be over their skiddishness by now. After working together on the hugely popular "D--- in a Box" and nabbing   Susan Sarandon   and   Patricia Clarkson   to guest star in the follow-up, "Motherlovers," the two were still shy about asking   Lady Gaga  to appear in their latest video for "3-Way." The Digital Short was a highlight on   Saturday Night Live   over the weekend, but Gaga revealed to   Detroit radio show  Mojo in the Morning   that Andy and J.T. were shy in asking her to do the skit. "Justin was like, 'Umm so umm, we have a skit idea and umm, well, I’m not really good at this I’ll have Andy tell you.' Then Andy came and was like, 'Well, umm bluh blah we have this skit idea.' "Then they both came in finally and they told me the story and I’m like, ‘Guys I get it.’ They’re like, 'We really like each other.'" Gaga, who revealed in the interview...

You would think   Andy Samberg   and   Justin Timberlake   would be over their skiddishness by now. After working together on the hugely popular "D--- in a Box" and nabbing   Susan Sarandon   and   Patricia Clarkson   to guest star in the follow-up, "Motherlovers," the two were still shy about asking   Lady Gaga  to appear in their latest video for "3-Way." The Digital Short was a highlight on   Saturday Night Live   over the weekend, but Gaga revealed to   Detroit radio show  Mojo in the Morning   that Andy and J.T. were shy in asking her to do the skit. "Justin was like, 'Umm so umm, we have a skit idea and umm, well, I’m not really good at this I’ll have Andy tell you.' Then Andy came and was like, 'Well, umm bluh blah we have this skit idea.' "Then they both came in finally and they told me the story and I’m like, ‘Guys I get it.’ They’re like, 'We really like each other.'" Gaga, who revealed in the interview...

In the months of promotion leading up to the release of   Lady Gaga 's second full-length album, the pop superstar repeatedly insisted that   Born This Way   would be nothing short of epic: “The album is my absolute greatest work I’ve ever done and I’m so excited about it,” she told   RWD Magazine . Gaga was confident that the album—relentlessly dominated with messages of self-acceptance—would change the world. The critics seem to think otherwise, however, with several music editors noting that Gaga may have sacrificed musical innovation for the sake of her message.   James Reed of the   Boston Globe   called it "the most deflated moment in pop music this year," noting, "the songwriting feels thin, especially when buried under the layers of bombast." Randall Roberts of the   LA Times   echoed those sentiments, writing, "If Gaga had only spent as much time on pushing musical boundaries as she has social ones, "Born This Way" would have been a ...

In the months of promotion leading up to the release of   Lady Gaga 's second full-length album, the pop superstar repeatedly insisted that   Born This Way   would be nothing short of epic: “The album is my absolute greatest work I’ve ever done and I’m so excited about it,” she told   RWD Magazine . Gaga was confident that the album—relentlessly dominated with messages of self-acceptance—would change the world. The critics seem to think otherwise, however, with several music editors noting that Gaga may have sacrificed musical innovation for the sake of her message.   James Reed of the   Boston Globe   called it "the most deflated moment in pop music this year," noting, "the songwriting feels thin, especially when buried under the layers of bombast." Randall Roberts of the   LA Times   echoed those sentiments, writing, "If Gaga had only spent as much time on pushing musical boundaries as she has social ones, "Born This Way" would have been a ...

The Amazing Collection of Lady Gaga Glasses Author: Shane Coleman In the world of music, there is no doubt that Lady Gaga stands at the pinnacle, at the very top with all other legends. However, there is something that sets her apart from her peers and contemporaries. That is her uncanny ability to influence fashion in a most bizarre way. This is because Lady Gaga does not employ conventional fashion techniques, she simply goes gaga. The same goes for the Lady Gaga glasses. The Lady Gaga glasses are known as an integral part of Lady Gaga herself. Although there are some times that she will not wear her pair of sunglasses, whenever she uses any of those glasses, she is simply stunning and wildly adorable. The Lady Gaga glasses form part of an impressive collection of the Haus of Gaga. They are assorted and come from different parts of the globe. The Lady Gaga glasses are of various colours, styles, designs, shapes and sizes. Some of them have the sober colour of black for the frame, len...

  Cool! Lady GaGa stopped by Apple headquarters in Cupertino, CA and it looks like she made some fans very happy. Wonder what she was doing there!!!!