Originally posted by Remixed http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/01/08/gl...trow-ladygaga/

Originally posted by Allstar I wouldn't be so sure about this. She likes to let us wait for lots of things, especially videos.^^

While that is true, she is more established now then she was last year.
WHen her songs get released its gonna FLY FAST!..
By the first week of March the song will already be close to top 10 on pop ( if its actually good)
She cant wait much longer after that to release a video cuz by then, it will already be slowing down at the end of the month and into April
I dont have any doubts that it will last all APril though .. but by the end of April and into May it will start dropping on radio of course and the second single will already have like 40 Mill audience, and therefore kick into high gear

Originally posted by Lost_In_Stereo100 While that is true, she is more established now then she was last year. WHen her songs get released its gonna FLY FAST!.. By the first week of March the song will already be close to top 10 on pop ( if its actually good) She cant wait much longer after that to release a video cuz by then, it will already be slowing down at the end of the month and into April I dont have any doubts that it will last all APril though .. but by the end of April and into May it will start dropping on radio of course and the second single will already have like 40 Mill audience, and therefore kick into high gear

Originally posted by Allstar I hope so.

Best not to keep us waiting, all lil monsters have been waiting for a long LONG time now

Originally posted by En Su Bolsillo I see this thread hasn't changed, it's still dead.

Originally posted by Allstar There aren't much news. There will be a whole episode on Glee about her first single

Originally posted by En Su Bolsillo I came back just for today. I will be officially returning on teh 18th or 19th. What has happened?

Originally posted by Wick What if for the BTW video she didn't tell us at all when it was going to be released and she just DID IT? The internet would explode when word got out that she silently released it.

Originally posted by Vashetti I have high expectations for Born This Way (Single), I can imagine it in my head, I really hope Gaga delivers.

How Lady Gaga Just Reinvented Eye Contact Lady Gaga's weirdo Polaroid glasses are about to turn our faces into Facebook feeds and mood rings. The glasses have two little screens in them. The weird thing is that they face outward. You can imagine the scene as Polaroid's suit brigade and accountants took the pitch from Gaga, stammering and wondering what they got themselves into and if they'd willingly let her take the company down with her. It makes no sense on first thought. OR DOES IT. The history of science fictional and concept eyewear is littered with ideas stacked on top of a simple basis: that eyes are for seeing. A Terminator's vision let it see wartime meta data on enemies, terrain and weapons; augmented reality apps like google goggles and Amazon's product search that works through a camera are already living in smartphones now. In its most general and obvious sense, eyes are for seeing, and the future of eyes is about seeing better. That is irrefutable. But there are two other things technologists and futurists often overlook when thinking about the future of human vision: That people look into each other's eyes when they talk to each other. And that eyes say a lot, powerfully and subtly, on their own. Winking, rolling, smizing, crying, squinting, for starters. Gaga's glasses take direct advantage of the way we lock gazes when we converse in person, but they kind of throw a nuke down on the subtly of eye based body language. It's more like they replace it, sunglasses betraying nothing, while user-selected, pixel precise messaging comes through the screens. Think of it as flickr or a facebook photo album for your face. Loaded with hamburgers if someone's hungry, hearts if they're in love, videos of thunderclouds rolling slowly in if someone is pissed off. The screens could output colors to match clothing or moods. Anything is possible. Maybe it won't catch on. Maybe kids will go nuts with it. I don't know! But I do know that this gadget dovetails perfectly with what the future is starting to smell like: Less the crisp clear world of touch interfaces with meta data on everything, everywhere. And more like the micro broadcasted one we contribute to every time we tweet, post or share.

Originally posted by Allstar He also says it's an anthem. I can't.

Originally posted by jcsfreebitch So has he heard it?