Lady Gaga Calls Rebecca Black A Genius (VIDEO)

In an hour-long interview on Google Goes Gaga, the chart-topping singer sat down and fielded questions from the audience and from the host Marissa Mayer. Gaga took the time to answer questions submitted from around the world in an introspective and in-depth fashion.

When asked about meme-of-the-week Rebecca Black, the Fame Monster admitted that although she hasn't seen the 13-year-old singer's "Friday" video, she thinks Black is a genius for following her dreams. Gaga also discussed the upcoming single "Judas" from Born This Way. Gaga will make her directorial debut, helming the "Judas" video with longtime collaborator Laurieann Gibson.
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Lady Gaga's 'Born This Way' Premieres Gaga channels '90s dance music on new track celebrating individuality.

Fun, empowering and over-the-top. Those are the first adjectives that come to mind upon hearing Lady Gaga's "Born This Way." \ Between Gaga's empowering lyrics and the music's heavy club influences, the song is set to appease her fans and pop lovers everywhere who had no idea what Gaga had up her meat sleeves for this highly anticipated single, which debuted early Friday morning (February 11).

At first listen, it sounds a lot like a '90s club anthem that could have been pulled right out Madonna's "Vogue" period, complete with rhythmic spoken-word parts. But upon a closer listen, Gaga's distinct voice makes the song all hers.
"It doesn't matter if you love him or capital H-I-M," she says on loop at the song's beginning, "because you were born this way, baby."
As synths crash into a beat, Gaga belts out the song's first verse, "My mama told me when I was young/ We are all born superstars." She then quickly moves into the chorus, and it's clear this song is meant to be heard in a big space. It's fast and hard-hitting.
Gaga sings/speaks in the middle of the song: "Don't be a drag, be a queen/ Whether you're broke or evergreen/ You're black, white, beige, chola descent/ You're Lebanese, You're Orient/ Whether life's disabilities/ Left you outcast, bullied or teased/ Rejoice and love yourself today/ 'Cause baby you we're born this way/ No matter gay, straight, or bi/ Lesbian, transgendered life/ I'm on the right track baby/ I was born to survive/ No matter black, white or beige/ Chola or Orient made/ I'm on the right track baby/ I was born to be brave."
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Polaroid’s New Gray Label Designed by Lady Gaga

Polaroid’s new Gray Label products were promoted by Lady Gaga during CES 2011. That was an excellent, headline making move on the part of the company.
Lady Gaga was actually tapped to be the Creative Director of the new Gray Label products. The new line consists of the GL10–a wireless photo printer, a GL30 instant camera that prints the picture just like an old school Polaroid, and GL20 sunglasses–which are most amazing, because they have two OLED screens and a camera
The GL10 will connect via Bluetooth or USB cable, and it will print pictures wirelessly from nearly any device. The new printer will hit the shelves in May and will cost about $149.
The updated retro inspired GL30 instant camera will print a picture as soon as you take it. Amazingly, Polaroid’s Zink technology makes the print without using ink. Another plus is that it can double as a photo frame. It should be available by next Christmas.

The GL20 sunglasses are obviously the cherry on top here with Polaroid’s new Gray Label line of products. You can actually take pictures while wearing the glasses.
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