"This is the manifesto of mother monster...

On Goat, a goverment owned alien territory in space a birth of magnificent and magical proportiosn took place but the birth was not finite it was infinite. As the whombs numbered and the mitosis of the future began it was percieved that this infamous moment in life is not temporal, it is eternal and thus began the beginning of the new race, a race within the race of humanity, a race which bears no prejudice no judgement but boundless freedom but on that same day as the eternal mother hovered in the multiverse another more terrifying birth took place. The birth of evil. And as she herself split into two rotating in agony between two ultimate forces the pendulum of choice began at stance. It seems easy, you imagine, to gravitate instantly and unweaveringly towards good but she wondered how can I protect something so perfect whithout evil?"

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The official facebook account of Lady GaGa has released the first image of the Video:''Born This Way'':

If you want to see Born This Way, you can watch it on VEVO, Youtube, and LadyGaGa.com .

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Track List:

1. Born this Way (Official Instrumental With Backings)

2. Born this Way (Official Instrumental With No Backings)

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Lady Gaga definitely has a huge following in England, but would her British fans name a breast milk ice cream off the chart topping superstar? It looks like it! A London ice-cream parlor called Icecreamists is getting a lot of attention for their radical new ice cream, Baby Gaga, made from breast milk!

The Baby Gaga flavor debuted today at the Icecreamists London shop, and is sold by the scoop by a Gaga-impersonator, Martina!

The radical flavor is made from the breast milk of a mother from Leeds, and also included Madagascan vanilla pods and lemon zest

The avant-garde ice cream shop pays 15 pounds ($24) for every 10 ounces of milk, and as of now at least 15 mothers have volunteered to donate their breast milk.

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    The wax figure of Lady Gaga in New York which was made by Madame Tassauds has been changed since the wig has been replaced umbrella Gaga took the first press conference of 'Polaroid' to be large, for this other than you can see in the image with a wide pink.

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Lady Gaga was honoured to meet Liza Minnelli for the first time after her concert this week at New York's Madison Square Gardens - and gave her a special shout-out during the show.

The Born This Way singer sent the Cabaret star tickets to the show, which was filmed for HBO, and Liza joined her backstage quickly before the show, The New York Post reported.

Lady Gaga made an apparent dig at Britney Spears during her performance, telling the audience: "I do not lip-synch. I'm not going to waste your time watching some b***h lip-synch her way through an HBO special."

She then gave a shout out to her special guest adding: "Especially not with Liza watching."

The 24-year-old Grammy winner - real name Stefani Germanotta - has also had Beatle Sir Paul McCartney in the audience during her newly launched Monster Ball tour.

Meanwhile, Lady Gaga is no longer the most popular person alive on Facebook after Eminem knocked her off the top spot.

The rapper now has almost 29 million fans on the social networking site edging just ahead of Gaga, who has been number one for eight months, by just under a million.

Lady Gaga has revealed her only ambition is to maintain her musical integrity.

The flamboyant pop star is set to release her third studio album, Born This Way, in May. The 24-year-old hopes to continue the massive success she encountered following the release of her albums in 2008 and 2009.

Prior to her making The Fame and The Fame Monster, Gaga used to pen songs for other established artists, making a living as a songwriter. She confirms that even in those times she was just grateful to get the chance to express her musical talents.

"I never thought it wouldn't happen because I felt like it was happening. Even now I don't have an ultimate goal, my goal is just to continue making music and to continue to have integrity and stand by for what I do," she revealed in a recent radio interview, before adding, "I will never apologise for any creative choices that I make, because that is what Born This Way is about - it's being unapologetically strong and fierce about the human being that you are. I was really happy to be writing for other artists, and happy people liked the music I was making."

Her intense writing methods ensured she made a huge contribution to the sound and feel of Born This Way. With rumours abounding that the star managed to write the title track in less than five minutes, she confirms that although the whole process took over a year, the initial idea was conceived quickly.

"Not exactly five minutes. I was in Manchester when I wrote it and I finished it in Liverpool. I wrote the melody and lyrics in about ten minutes and then I began to morph and change it with the production over the next year and a half, because I co-produced the record," she added. "Initially the meat and potatoes took me about ten minutes, and then I worked on it for about a year and a half, so it evens itself out when you work on something for that long."