born this way

Who said the music industry is dead? As many had predicted, Lady Gaga sold over 1 million copies of 'Born This Way' in its first week of release. The exact number is 1.11 million copies, according to EW.com, making it the 10th-highest debut for a CD, and the best-selling debut since 50 Cent's 'The Massacre' sold 1.14 million copies in March 2005.

After her divisive second single, 'Judas,' Lady Gaga has returned with the third track off her upcoming CD 'Born This Way.' Titled 'The Edge of Glory,' the song is another uptempo anthem from the illusive pop star, and features everything from a heart-thumping intro to, um, a sax solo (which we're pretty sure was not performed by Jon Hamm). Does Gaga have another chart-topper on her hands? Listen

Hot on the heels of her new single, 'Judas,' Lady Gaga on Friday released the cover art for her upcoming album 'Born This Way' As one might guess, the cover is everything from awesome to downright bizarre, as it depicts the pop superstar as part-human, part-motorcycle (yep). According to her Twitter, the cover was designed by Nick Knight and the Haus of Gaga. 'Born This Way' hits shelves on May 23

First, it was country road. Now, Lady Gaga is taking on the world of Bollywood. Yep, today, the always-unpredictable pop superstar released a Bollywood version of her number-one single 'Born This Way.' Gaga herself took to Twitter on Monday to explain why she recorded it.

When Lady GaGa said she was going to do a country version of her hit song "Born This Way", I thought she was kidding... Apparently not. Check it out after the jump.

I found this comparison of  Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" and South Korean Girlgroup Girls Generation's/SNSD's "Be Happy" on YouTube today claiming that Lady Gaga copied the Korean groups song. Here is what E-TRIBE, the composer behind “Be Happy” stated on March 11th, “Someone this morning told me that there were reports of Lady Gaga plagiarizing SNSD’s ‘Be Happy...

Lady Gaga and controversy?  You don't say!  Yep, Lada Gaga in the headlines again, this time for being censored by the Malaysian government.  Officials in Malaysia have ordered all radio stations to play a censored version of "Born This Way" because the pro-gay lyrics are supposedly an affront to the country's conservative Muslim values...

This talented 10-year-old caught the attention of Lady Gaga herself when she posted her soulful cover of the artist's "Born This Way." Lady Gaga tweeted the video of Miia Maria to her over 8 million followers. See the video after the jump

Lady Gaga's latest single, "Born This Way" came out Friday morning and already has fans enthusing and critics calling the song a rip-off of Madonna's 1989 hit "Express Yourself." (For our money, there's a little "Vogue" in there, too.) Hear the song after the jump, and read the lyrics here.