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This shit is mesmerizing.

Lovely. Just lovely.

There's room for both Madonna and Gaga, people. While I won't lie and say Gaga isn't the better vocalist, I still think it's great to see Madonna back at it! Too much fun, really. She's so fuckin persistent. How can you resist Madge's allure?

It's her masterpiece.

Now, now... let's not all hate on Madonna. Gaga wouldn't want that. But yes, its true, Gaga is the superior vocalist when it comes right down to it. But that doesn't mean Madonna sucks! There's really no need for any rivalry.

Gorgeous of song. And look how beautiful she is too at 05:30. She is simply gorgeous all around.

At 04:59 this free bitch sings her fucking face off. J'adore Gaga.

Six Feet Under. Always. Best television series of all time.

Right now I'm reading Memnoch the Devil by the great author Anne Rice. It plays with Biblical archetypes too - explores the notion of a sympathetic Devil - and of course was hated by many fundamentalist Christians just like Lady Gaga's Judas is, especially because the Vampire Lestat has a vision ...

@TheAlphaerik Um.. clearly you know little about Hollywood. "Fright Night" was never a classic horror film, it came out in the '80s. It's not even considered a contemporary classic. Obviously there are a lot of shitty remakes out there but some movies are perfect to be remade and this is definite...

You gotta wonder what goes on in that squash court. : )

As soon as I see Kit all I can think of is her screaming: "I'M YOUR WHORE FROM THE CAFE!"

"That's because they've seen him in his hats - they think he's crazy!" lmao

@12LOTR um... obviously they would have paid less for this than the full Monster Ball, it's a one time event. In fact I think it might have even been free to attend.

Gaga kicks ass as ever before. Born This Way is some of her greatest work to date. Her music has evolved in so many wonderful ways. Gaga knows herself far better than any of you do.. and I feel that she's more herself now than she's ever been. It was the music of Born This Way that made me take n...

@911insidejo8 Um... showtunes and Broadway ARE popular music... and how many dozens of movie musicals have been made since the end of the silent film era?

I love the moment when she says "There's something about You and I little monsters!!!!" and there's that one guy off to the side with a beard and dark clothes who's just nodding like: "Fuck whatever all those Gaga haters have said to me before... this girl is for fucking real".

I love Cher... but I'm sorry to say that with every comestic surgery/treament... she looks more and more like Tim Curry as Dr. Frank N Furter.

What an awesome episode of Weeds it was that featured this.

I don't know... I found it kind of boring. Like... it's trying to be "Cabaret" and just not quite making it. It has none of the energy or wit of a Kander & Ebb number, which is clearly what it tries to emulate. I like Cher... but this just didn't do it for me. Sorry.

She's incredibly awesome. But she's not as good as Liza. Liza never needed that extra breath at the end before belting out the final note.

Whether you love or hate her...

you simply cannot deny it:

The lady knows how to make an entrance.

Oh my was Gaga ever right when she said in her Larry King interview that her mother looks like Madonna! It's quite a resemblance.

I'm a man. I heart cock. If that means I'm going to hell then I'll be there with you too Gaga when those fiery gates open... we'll be dancing in the flames.

We were born this way, baby.

This is SO bluesy. I fucking love it.

People seem to forget that this wasn't a new version of the song, it's Glee's cover of the live acoustic performances of Poker Face by Lady Gaga. Search the live videos. This is almost exactly how she performs the song herself acoustically, only in this case its an awesome duet by Leah and Idina.

I remember this song always from when Kathy Bates sings it briefly in Fried Green Tomatoes. Glee reminded me of it and sent me here. lol It was a great episode.

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