Madame perhaps gaga the coffee table book conclusion was the unusual graph

published: 2011-08-02 15:44:06 Last week, when details started emerging about Terry Richardson’s coffee table book of Lady Gaga photos, I predicted the snapshots wouldn’t cause anywhere close to as much hysteria/ condemnation as Madonna’s 1992 effort Sex . I still think I’m right, largely because the Material Girl’s pleasant little book featured full-frontal nudity, orgies and allusions to bestiality. Still, if Gaga herself is to be trusted though, her self-titled release will turn its own share of heads. According to MTV, the pop star gave photographer Terry Richardson complete, twenty-four hour access to her. He snapped her eating, drinking, performing, showering…

President Rickroll: The White House deceives the follower who and sounds stealthily

published: 2011-07-27 19:59:49 Did you know The White House has an official Twitter? It’s true. The President and company have more than two million followers and regularly link to pressing news stories and infographs. They’ve also started directly answering questions and comments from random internet users in a segment they call #WHChat. Ordinarily, the responses are a little dry and formulaic, but earlier today, one of them shocked the hell out of me and about a hundred thousand other curious souls. Addressing a Tweet from WiggSD about the day’s correspondence briefing being less entertaining than yesterday’s effort, the Presidential Twitter shot back…

Wristwatch Rebecca black Friday following my moment

published: 2011-07-18 20:01:29 YouTube sensation Rebecca Black is back with her follow-up to “It’s Friday”. Called “My Moment”, the new song takes clear aim at some of the teenager’s detractors but never quite loses its trademark, good-natured smile. In many ways, it’s an improvement upon the outlandish banality of the original hit. Unfortunately, that’s also why it won’t have near the staying power or appeal. A small contingent of Black’s biggest supporters will no doubt laud this song as a step in the right direction, but the singer’s real appeal the first time around was the obnoxious chorus, both jarring…