Before she was famous: Future Lady Gaga loses it on TV prank show
1/22/2010 01:05:00 PM
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Here's Lady Gaga in a prank TV show before she was famous.
The Poker Face star - then known by her real name of Stefani Germanotta - appeared as a contestant on MTV's Boiling Points back in 2005.
The programme, similar to Candid Camera, featured contestants being subjected to rude and annoying behaviour, unaware that they are being filmed.
The Poker Face star - then known by her real name of Stefani Germanotta - appeared as a contestant on MTV's Boiling Points back in 2005.
The programme, similar to Candid Camera, featured contestants being subjected to rude and annoying behaviour, unaware that they are being filmed.
Neither a grown man in a fairy costume, nor Harrison Ford, nor badass avenging angels will be able to topple Avatar, even as James Cameron’s 3-D extravaganza enters its 6th weekend in theaters. Avatar has already grossed more than $500 million domestically and is likely to surpass The Dark Knight’s cume of $533 million by the close of the weekend. As such, Dwayne Johnson’s The Tooth Fairy, the Harrison Ford- Brendan Fraser medical weepie Extraordinary Measures, and Sony’s supernatural drama Legion will all have to vie for 2nd, 3rd and 4th place, along with holdovers Book of Eli and The Lovely Bones.
Microsoft on Thursday issued a cumulative critical patch for Internet Explorer that fixes eight vulnerabilities, including a hole targeted in the China-based attacks on Google and other U.S. companies.
It's true. Rob Lowe is leaving Brothers & Sisters.
Ever since Arnold Schwarzenegger terrorized a classroom of 5-year-olds in 1990's "Kindergarten Cop," it has become de rigueur for other cinematic strongmen to try to muscle in on the family-film market. But of all the heavyweight action heroes who have traded violent fight scenes for heart-tugging moments of family bonding, only Dwayne Johnson (the artist formerly known as "The Rock") seems entirely at ease in PG-rated surroundings.
Apple wants to change the way television, news, and books are distributed once and for all, and it's going to use its soon to be unveiled tablet to try and do it. That's according to a Wall Street Journal article citing what seems to be several unnamed sources "familiar with the situation." The Cupertino powerhouse has reportedly been in contact with television networks as well as magazine, newspaper, book, and textbook publishers for some time now in hopes of giving the tablet a purpose and not just a cool piece of hardware.
It’s been 5 years since Jacky Cheung released a Cantonese album; his new album <<Private Corner>> will be released worldwide next Friday (January 29th). This album has been in preparations for a long time – all because Jacky takes the production of his album very seriously. Originally, a portion of the songs were already recorded, however after Jacky listened to them again, he decided to give up on 6 songs and instead choose a few new songs to re-record, resulting in additional time and costs. In post-production, the album was first sent to the U.S. for sound-mixing, then sent to Germany for disc printing, so that his fans – who have waited a long time for this album – can enjoy the highest quality recording.
George Clooney and Leonardo DiCaprio are opening up their wallets to help victims in the earthquake-ravaged Haiti.
Robert Pattinson's brought plenty of dough to movie theaters, so why not bring Water for Elephants?
YouTube is on a roll. Last night, the world’s largest video site rolled out HTML5 support, its first video rentals, and even a nifty music feature called Disco. Today, it’s making an even bigger change: the site is launching a new ‘Watch’ page, stripping it down to its most key elements and ensuring that nothing is drawing your attention away from the video on the screen. To most people, this Watch page is really the heart of the YouTube experience — it’s where you view clips and browse for the next thing you want to watch, so any significant changes are a big deal. The new streamlined page is opt-in for now, and you can activate it here.
Well, we heard a raft of complaints of Blu-ray drive failures and other issues when Sony rolled out the 3.0 and 3.1 firmware updates for the PlayStation 3, and it looks like things may have taken another turn for the worse with the recent 3.10 and 3.15 updates. While it's a bit early to call things widespread, some forums are once again starting to heat up with reports of various problems that mostly seem to have occurred after the 3.15 update rolled out last month -- although some folks also seem to have had trouble with the earlier 3.10 update. As with last time, the issues being reported vary a bit, but the 60GB PS3 seems like it may be the most affected, with one completely unscientific poll on the official PlayStation forums finding that 27 users of the 60GB model had no issues after the 3.15 update, while 35 users had either some "bad" issues or a complete system failure ('course those with no problems aren't that likely to be seeking out threads about problems). So, anyone notice that their PS3 isn't behaving like it should? 
Many rumors regarding ex-2PM leader Jaebeom have surfaced in the past day, and Newsen has a few more for us!
This is an excerpt of Van Ness Wu's interview with ELLE TW.
Lady Gaga sure didn't look – or sound – tired. 
ROBERT Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are no longer keeping their hush-hush relationship under wraps.
Jackie Chan announced his 100th movie project in Beijing on Wednesday – a collaboration with "Rumble in the Bronx" director Stanley Tong.
ASHLEY Greene wants a male body double.
Fans eagerly anticipating seeing the hunky Wu Chun topless in his newest movie will be disappointed. The most the Taiwanese singer-actor from boyband Fahrenheit will expose in period blockbuster, 14 Blades, is his navel region.
Firefox fans, start your browsers. On Thursday, Mozilla released Firefox 3.6, the latest update to its popular Web browser, bringing fixes, enhancements, and new features to the Web-surfing masses.
