Did Lady Gaga Post Topless Picture On Twitter for the perfect Birthday gift?”
Lady Gaga Posts Topless Picture On Twitter Saturday, March 27, 2010, 11:42 [IST] Poker Face singer, Lady Gaga is always making news, and this time she is in news for uploading a topless photo of hers on the Twitter wall. Gaga who is celebrating her birthday had posed with a red tea cup in the photo. “Nothing like a communist-red tea cup to make for the perfect Birthday gift,” said Lady Gaga. She had also written something along with her photograph. She also went on to quote the supposed final words of Karl Marx, the author of Communist Manifesto.
Happy Birthday, Lady Gaga– We Toast To Your Many Hats In This Week’s Fashion Friday! Posted 3/26/10 5:32 pm ET by Jocelyn Vena in Birthday Bash, Fashion & Style, Music News, Videos Every week, Hollywood Crush will take a look at some of Lady Gaga’s most memorable fashions in what we’re calling “Gaga Fashion Friday.” Whether it’s something new she’s dazzling us with that week or a vintage style, we’ll bring you the insider scoop on every wacky moment the pop star has left us all talking about. This weekend, Lady Gaga turns 24. And, we want to wish her a very, very, very Happy Birthday! In honor of her big day, and since birthdays are so closely tied to wearing hats, we decided to pay homage to some of Gaga’s best head gear. She’s worn several versions of telephones as hats, lacey hats, hats made of hair, hair made into bows … anything can be a hat for this pop diva. “A lot of the stuff that I wear, everything’s kind of hand made there’s a hand made element to it,” she told MTV News a
Poker Face singer, Lady Gaga is always making news, and this time she is in news for uploading a topless photo of hers on the Twitter wall. Buzz up! Gaga who is celebrating her birthday had posed with a red tea cup in the photo. “Nothing like a communist-red tea cup to make for the perfect Birthday gift,” said Lady Gaga. She had also written something along with her photograph. She also went on to quote the supposed final words of Karl Marx, the author of Communist Manifesto.
