Lady Gaga Explains “Telephone” VIDEO
3/16/2010 01:36:00 PM
kenmouse
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Lady Gaga’s latest music video — a 10 minute mini-film in support of the charttopper “Telephone” — has already racked up nearly 16 million views on YouTube after its release late Thursday night — but that hasn’t stopped some music lovers from scratching their heads over the Quentin Tarantino-inspired vid’s controversial concept.
What was the vision? After a harrowing set of concerts in New Zealand over the weekend, Gaga called into “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” on Monday morning to explain just that.
Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler look hotter than ever on the April cover of W magazine.
This just in: Paula Abdul is straight up headed back to TV!
Big Bang’s G-Dragon was hotly reprimanded for having inappropriate performances in front of many young people during his concert in 2009. His concert was held in last December and he went under investigation for his sexual dance and the prohibited performances of songs that had been banned.
Estimates that 150,000 units were pre-ordered online through Sunday
The nearly seven-year marriage of Kate Winslet and director Sam Mendes is coming to an end. 
Charlie Sheen pled not guilty in an Aspen, Colo. court on Monday for allegedly attacking his wife Brooke Sheen, UsMagazine.com has learned.
TVB’s GM Stephen Chan was arrested last Thursday by ICAC on alleged corruption charges; last night, upon posting bail, he was temporarily released and returned home. Since then, Chan has been secluded in his home, not making any public appearances as well as being cutoff from all contact with friends and acquaintances. Prior to the corruption case being revealed, there were already rumors that Chan was planning to resign as TVB GM and pursue a career elsewhere, however now Chan is in a difficult position due to the scandal. Even ATV’s new Chairman Wong Jing, who indicates that the station is thirsting for talent, has indicated that he only heard of Stephen Chan when the corruption case erupted and that “currently, there are no plans to solicit Stephen Chan to join ATV.”
Two years ago, Edison Chen's Artist Sex Photo Scandal broke out, once had rumors with Hong Kong pop singer Stephy Tang luckily escaped the scandal. However, recently Stephy's 6 minute video clip circulated online, leading to an exposure of photos on the cover of tabloid magazine "New Hope". The cover story was "Beats Cecilia Cheung and Gillian Chung", accompanied by screenshots of indecent images from the video clip. According to the magazine, it is suspected that the photos were leaked by what the magazine referred to as "the police". Yesterday at 5pm, Stephy immediately clarified through her blog that the report is some nonsense created by tabloid magazine: "This time it is too over the line, I will leave it to my company to handle it. You all do not need to worry." 
Eason Chan has been winning so many music awards in recent years that his hands are getting tired for carrying them. He attended a music award presentation in Singapore the other day despite his busy schedule and he took home 6 personal awards. He was surprised to have won so many awards. It was a pity that he couldn't stay in Singapore longer as he needs to come back to Hong Kong to organize his concert. 
One of the side-effects of a big name launch such as the iPad’s on Friday is that it brings all the analysts out to make their sales predictions. We’ve already heard one guesstimate – 120,000 units on the first day alone – and now there’s more speculation from would-be analyst Daniel Tello who has been crunching unofficial Investor Village figures. He reckons Apple’s 25,000-per-hour sales maelstrom on Friday then tailed off to “just” 1,000-per-hour over Saturday and Sunday, culminating in 152,000 pre-orders by midnight Sunday.
Filmmaker James Cameron has confirmed he will bring Titanic back to the big screen in 3D. 
With several Windows Mobile devices named in Apple’s patent suit against HTC, you’d be forgiven for expecting Microsoft to have a few words of quiet support for their hardware partners. However it seems Microsoft are quite looking forward to a general battle; speaking at an IP convention last week, Brad Smith, the company’s general counsel and senior vice president told amassed lawyers that ”the fact that there’s litigation in this area is not necessarily a bad thing.”
Singer Rain has certainly done well for himself since his debut. He started his own company at J.Tune Entertainment, landed a major Hollywood blockbuster role in Ninja Assassin and created popular boy band MBLAQ. 