Smoker-face: Lady Gaga faces potential fine after smoking onstage in Canada
12/13/2009 12:18:00 PM
kenmouse
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She's known for pushing the boundaries on what people expect of a popstar, but this time Lady Gaga may have gone to far.
For performing in Canada, the 23-year-old shocked attendees by lighting up a cigarette and inhaling deeply - despite the fact smoking indoors is illegal in British Columbia.
Wearing a structured gold, bejewelled leotard, black leather gloves and fishnet tights, the Poker Face singer obviously couldn't wait until she finished the sold out gig in Vancouver to indulge.
This comes just days after the New York native met Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II when she performed at the Royal Variety show.
The star went for a much less revealing look and thankfully the only smoke onstage during that set came from automated machines.
According to British Columbia law, smoking in all public spaces such as restaurants, pubs and private clubs, offices, malls, conference centres, arenas, community halls, government buildings and schools is banned.
Those found guilty of breaking this law may be liable to a fine.
However, as the singer clearly enjoyed the cigarette on stage last night, the potential consequences seemed to be the last thing on her mind.
For performing in Canada, the 23-year-old shocked attendees by lighting up a cigarette and inhaling deeply - despite the fact smoking indoors is illegal in British Columbia.
Wearing a structured gold, bejewelled leotard, black leather gloves and fishnet tights, the Poker Face singer obviously couldn't wait until she finished the sold out gig in Vancouver to indulge.
This comes just days after the New York native met Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II when she performed at the Royal Variety show.
The star went for a much less revealing look and thankfully the only smoke onstage during that set came from automated machines.
According to British Columbia law, smoking in all public spaces such as restaurants, pubs and private clubs, offices, malls, conference centres, arenas, community halls, government buildings and schools is banned.
Those found guilty of breaking this law may be liable to a fine.
However, as the singer clearly enjoyed the cigarette on stage last night, the potential consequences seemed to be the last thing on her mind.
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