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Gaga Flips Bird, Smooches Ben's Poker Face, Shoots Fireworks Out of Bazoombas

Stage Mom: 06/21/2009 2:53 PM
Yeah, Gaga... you're number one in our book, too!

Uber-talented Lady Gaga was out in the rain in Toronto today, hanging out with her boyfriend, flippin' some crude hand gestures, and... making out with Ben Franklin?

The singer is set to perform at the 2009 MuchMusic Video Awards.  We've included some sneak peak images into the rehearsals for her risque act, which includes some boobie pyrotechnics. 

Yum!

Exclusive photos by DZILLA

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14 Comments

bio says:

she dresses like madonna.she is a wannabe.madonna did it all before

June 22, 2009 5:06 AM
jojo says:

I THINK SHE IS AWESOME!!! HER MUSIC IS THE GREATEST AND UPBEAT!

July 3, 2009 6:42 AM
Bobby LaDouche says:

Anybody who dismisses Gaga as a Madonna knockoff because she dresses like made did 20 years ago would have had to dismiss Madonna because she dressed like Marilyn Monroe.

Enough time has passed for it to be a relevant deconstruction. Let it go... your wrinkles are showing.

July 13, 2009 8:18 AM
nicky says:

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July 22, 2009 1:18 AM
Festus says:

I'd love to eat her ass.

August 3, 2009 9:20 PM
In4ya says:

I think Gaga is a breath of fresh air! With good music!

Btw, I just threw away crappy iexplorer8 in which you have to fish in the poorly accesssible cache for pictures like these. In Opera you just tune the javascript of websites to not mess with your rightclick.

September 12, 2009 4:54 AM
irene woodland says:

Is her crotch wet?

September 17, 2009 11:56 AM
nicky says:

Who in the heck is Ben? & Where it THAT picture? Thanks in advance.
Nicky

October 7, 2009 8:20 AM
Stage Mom Author Profile Page says:

Ben Franklin... you know... on the 100 dollar bill.

October 7, 2009 12:17 PM
Mike says:

Wow, NOT a good picture of her ass. If that's what it looks like now...

October 10, 2009 8:46 AM
radiogoogoo says:

Whenever I look at Gaga I just think... been there, done that - and not just by Madonna. Think Kylie, Britney, Xtina and the slew of other female pop femme fetales who depend on dominatrix gear to try & grab attention to their act, no matter how well conceptualized or not it may be.

I just think Gaga is firing in the wrong direction artistically, when she could be so much more. Really - what she needs is a subtext that works and is relevant; at least Madonna had that when she was her age, or even younger. Gaga needs to START MAKING SENSE to people, out of all the nonsense she throws at us.. and quit pretending it's some sort of relevant art. If what she does really matters, the 'art' ought to be speaking volumes for itself. But sadly, it misfires at this early stage in her career.

October 18, 2009 1:53 PM
freddie mercury says:

She may demonstrate some degree of technical prowess at singing, the piano and in the pure theatrical aspect of her performances, all edgy and provocative for the sake of being provocative (with nothing 'really' significant or meaningful to provoke mind you)... but if you were to strip away all the layers, the aesthetic value really amounts to nought. You don't walk away from a performance of hers feeling genuinely touched, in spite of all the extravagance and drama. When compared to Madonna in her upcoming years, you realise there's actually precious little in Gaga's performances - whereas Madonna made an impact and delivered messages that made you think, beneath all the elaborate costumery and stage effects. Gaga's messages though, cannot be generalised to a very wide population, e.g. does she model herself as a gay activist, a made-for-theatre type who happened to get lucky, or is she just another young woman who wants a piece of the fame pie and the chance to bask in a spotlight as self-crowned princess for a while? Any way you look at it, Lady Gaga's product - in the words of Lady Madonna herself - is one that requires a process of refinement, filtering maybe. Please don't give us art for art's sake, but instead art that is personally meaningful to us each.

October 20, 2009 6:23 AM
in4ya says:

He he. Just download her Glastonbury concert to see how extravagantly popular this chick has been this year.
Artistically her performances often have their own touch. It's fine, it's fun, it's relevant to the party-mood, that's all I want from an artist like her.

She could leave it, but in the real world, did Gaga not stand up for human rights and gay rights, recently, towards congress? It's a Google-search away.

I like that addressing real problems at home better than going off to Africa, to play Santa in countries that the Chinese deem rich enough to build infrastructure in, in return for business opportunities.
Celebrities building a private school overseas, adopting kids overseas, when there are real 'subtexts' to entertain at home. 45,000 deaths per year to lack of health insurance. Who needs to export charity or the US wars to the world, when at home you have such a crooked record of lacking guidelines and competition just for health care alone.

October 27, 2009 1:33 PM
Corey says:

wow, she has a huge butt

November 14, 2009 10:31 AM

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