Lady Gaga’s Meat Dress: Offensive Or Awesome? (PHOTOS, POLL)”

Lady Gaga looked almost conservative when she accepted the “Video of the Year” award for “Bad Romance” at the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night. But when she remarked “I never thought I’d be asking Cher to hold my meat purse,” we realized what her get-up (dress, hat, shoes, and purse) was actually made of. Earlier this month, Gaga wore a meat bikini for the cover of Vogue Hommes Japan. @GagaDaily reports the dress was
made by Franc Fernandez.
Lady Gaga covered in meat at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. OMG.

She won the award for Video of the Year. Cher presented that award and Lady Gaga hander her her “meat purse” when she accepted the award. She announced that her third album will be titled “Born This Way”.

Do you guys know which cut of meat she used? I see some inexpensive flank steaks.

In the days leading up to the Video Music Awards, you probably read all about 30 Seconds to Mars’ much-hyped arrival on the white carpet, a tribute to their VMA-winning “Kings and Queens” clip, which featured an army of their bicycle-riding pals and, somewhat unexpectedly, a whole lot of glitter and chicken feathers too.

“We had a lot of friends who were doing mass, night bike rides,” 30STM frontman Jared Leto told MTV News on the carpet. “And all of those great people are back here now.
”Taylor Swift’s Post-VMA Plan”
Fresh off the heels of her much-talked-about performance at the 2010 Video Music Awards, Taylor Swift is about to take the rest of the year by storm after a relatively low-key summer. The 20-year-old is gearing up for the release of her new album, Speak Now. And if “Innocent,” the song she debuted at Sunday’s VMAs, is any indication of her upcoming material, Swift scorners should beware: She may be singing about you.

“For me, I write everything that I live, so you’ve got to give yourself a little bit of time to live a lot of things so you can write about a lot of things. And my only option is to write about what I’ve been through and what I’ve lived,” Swift told fans of her new album. “Each song is a different confession to a different person, and I’m very excited for you to hear them.”
The album may not be out until October 25, but the singer has already given fans a taste of her new music with the release of the first single, “Mine,” which many have said conveys a more mature lyrical vision. The songstress chose Roman White (who also directed “You Belong With Me” and “Fifteen”) to direct the clip, which depicts Swift and her lover from their first interaction through their marriage. The song, which the singer says is about “finding someone who would make you believe in love and realize that it could work out,” had a bright start due to her ever-dependable fanbase.

In early August, “Mine” made history as the singer became only the second female artist in the history of the Billboard Hot 100 chart to debut multiple songs (“Mine” and “Today Was a Fairy Tale”) in the top five within a one-year time frame.
”Gaga’s VMA Dress: It’s Real Meat!”
She’s a meat-loving little monster! Lady Gaga may have worn three over-the-top outfits at Sunday’s Video Music Awards, but it was her third and final dress—made out of real meat and designed by Franc Fernandez–that got butchered the most. Gaga sat down with Ellen DeGeneres for the season 8 premiere of The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Monday to explain the controversial creation: “Well, it’s certainly no disrespect to anyone that is vegan or vegetarian. I, as you know, am the most judgment-free human being on the earth,” Gaga told Ellen. “However, it has many interpretations, but for me this evening, if we don’t stand up for what we believe in, if we don’t fight for our rights, pretty soon we’re going to have as much rights as the meat on our bones,” said the songstress, who then held up the recent Vogue Japan cover on which she wore a meat bikini. “And I am not a piece of meat!” Up next for Gaga? Possibly the vegetarian-friendly bikini designed by Ellen Degeneres. Check it

American Samoa:Scott Pelly is in American Samoa, to see how the territory with a population of less than the capacity of the stadium pro-football players sends the NFL than in any city in the same way in America.
There, a small community that produces more NFL players in any other place than in America. It is not in Texas, Florida and Oklahoma, or. In fact, as far from the fundamentals of football, as you can get.

Call it the “Football Island” – American Samoa, the rock in the far South Pacific.

As for football stat? On the island of 65,000 people, there are more than 30 players Samoan descent in the NFL and more than 200 games division college goals. It’s just that 30 of the current NFL players out of Sparks, Nevada, or Gastonia, NC

As first reported last winter, “60 Minutes” correspondent Scott Pelley traveled 8000 miles of American Samoa and to find people and tradition, so is ideal for the game in America – it is as if they were waiting for ages for football to come ashore.
In American Samoa, the football team warms up to the Haka War Dance – something had been transferred to the century teaches us the flexibility to soldiers in the size and strength.

What the coach did not want him to think that in the first place? It turns out the South Pacific is to increase the football talent before a football.

While Pelley was there, on the island was to get a set for your version of Super Bowl – High School Championship.

After the victory of the season, a 16-year-old defender will Tavita Neemia Samoana school sharks. His coach, Pepine Lauvoa, a roster that continental school imagined.
In American Samoa, a football team warms up with the Haka War Dance – something that’s been passed down for ages to teach agility to warriors of size and strength.

What coach doesn’t wish he’d thought of that first? It turns out the South Pacific was raising football talent before there was football.While Pelley was there, the island was getting set for its version of the Super Bowl – the High School Championship.

After a winning season, 16-year-old quarterback Tavita Neemia would lead the Samoana High School Sharks. His coach, Pepine Lauvoa, has a roster that mainland schools dream about.

“They’re soft spoken, they’re gentle,” he told Pelley of his players. “But when they put on their equipment, they just become monsters. And they just want to go out and hit and hit and hit.”
One 16-year-old player told Pelley he’s 6 feet 5 inches tall. Another, 17 years old, said he’s 6 foot 4 and a half.

“It looks like you’ve been hitting cars with this thing,” Pelley said, holding a beaten-up football helmet, eliciting laughter from the players.

In the last five years alone, the island’s six high schools have produced 10 NFL linemen. It’s estimated that a boy born to Samoan parents is 56 times more likely to get into the NFL than any other kid in America.

The Samoan people are big. And big is beautiful, according to Togiola Tulafono, the governor of American Samoa.

Tulafono said it’s not just size that makes the Samoans such great football players. His people come from a farming culture that prizes hard work, reverence and discipline. And he thinks that’s why scouts and coaches are pulling out their atlases.

“I’m afraid most Americans back on the mainland would be hard pressed to pick this place out on a map,” Pelley said.

“Yeah, it’s not very visible,” Tulafono agreed.

“It is a small dot on a big ocean.”

“It is, it is,” he responded. But nowadays Google helps a lot.”

Wrestling fans have been talking about the WWE’s decision to release Mickie James. The former WWE Diva has given an interview to Fanhouse in which she talks about her possible return to wrestling in TNA and her love for Country music (she has already released her first album in May called “Strangers and Angels”.

On the possibility to join TNA:

“TNA’s schedule is certainly less demanding, maybe what, 100 dates out of the year? Obviously it would give me a lot more time, but it would also give me that platform to be able to be there for my wrestling fans and hope that they would support me with my music. It’s been really awesome because all the feedback from my fans has been amazing”

On her music career:

“My heart and soul, that’s where I’m at right now, all my focus is on that. And I can do a wrestling show here and there and entertain that and get that fire out, but I’m really going wholeheartedly on the music. It’s kind of like when you first start wrestling. You start on the indie level and maybe in front of 300 people, but who knows, I may have a sold-out house of 90,000 people and I’m performing on stage. I want it all, honey.”

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