"There Goes Gravity: A Life in Rock and Roll " by Vanity Fair music editor Lisa Robinson

Robinson describes Lady Gaga as a gifted singer and musician who's connected to her audience, unlike Madonna, whom Robinson calls driven, humorless and lacking passion.

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/...story-23440503

Odear

Though I do agree with what she said about Em and Kanye, they are great lyricists and under-appreciated.

Tea spilled

Robinson better spill the tea.

The truth

This is going to be a mess

driven but lacking passion, how does that work? Are they just trying to create a mess?

I mean, I'm certainly not the biggest fan of Madonna as a person, but I like her music and saying she is humourless and talentless is ridiculous

Incorrect.

Madonna cursed at her fans, yelled at them for forgetting her lyrics and called them fat at her last tour while Gaga told her fans they were beautiful and were superstars. So, the journalist isn't lying.

On point.

No lies were told

It's interesting that some people here are saying "the truth" "tea spilled" etc.

I read it and it clearly says that the author of this book that's being talked about is "more a fan than a critic"

Her personal feelings clearly get in the way of a professional article - it's all in the source if you read it.

Driven and lacks of passion? Is he trying to make any sense?

Ain't her fans called 'Monsters'?

Madonna really has no vocal talent, whereas Gaga has a very unique and strong voice, so I don't really see any lies in this statement. I can't see a whole lot of drive or passion from Madonna as far as her music career goes. You can see more of that with Gaga, though.

the mess is coming

Their obsession with Madonna is just

Except for the lack of passion, he didn't lie about Madge.

Oh dear