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I was sent a video about a fan who created in 2020 a fanmade version of a Chromatica tour. This fan is accusing Gaga of stealing his/her concept. What do you think? I personally believe that it is mostly a coincidence (since I would have probably imagine the same thing for 911) but at the same time it feels pretty similar.
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But the stage adaptation of “Moulin Rouge!” — now on Broadway, London’s West End and on the road in North America — welcomes theatergoers back from intermission with a full-throated roar from the entire cast, dancing all out while belting hits by Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, Soft Cell, the White Stripes and Eurythmics. Titled “Backstage Romance,” it’s an ensemble-wide embodiment of the 2001 movie’s maximalism aesthetic. The Times went behind the scenes of “Backstage Romance” to find out how the high-energy hit parade came to be and what it’s like to perform repeatedly at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre, where the show is playing through Sept. 4. Levine: Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” is a song that’s not in the film but is absolutely at home with the canon Baz created. I then put together songs about the painful parts of relationships — Britney Spears’ “Toxic,” Soft Cell’s [cover of] “Tainted Love,” the White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army” and Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) — and made this anti-romance medley. There was a lot of playing around with the keys, instrumentations and tempos of these songs in trying to see how they could fit together. ‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ Where: Hollywood Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd., L.A. When: 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sundays; through Jan. 2 Tickets: Start at $39 Info: (866) 755-2929 or via Ticketmaster, (800) 982-2787 or Ticketmaster.com Running time: 2 hours, 45 minutes (with one intermission) Source: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2022-07-08/moulin-rouge-musical-backstage-romance
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This question has been stuck in my head for a while now because as a pop fan I’ve never seen this genre as dead as it is today. Back then we had poppy beats and iconic moments happening all at once, from Britney’s and Bey’s iconic performances to Gaga’s shockingly fashion appearances. We had Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, Rihanna, Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj with them bops everywhere. What do we have now? I checked Today’s Top Hits and all I can see is a bunch of no names with songs that aims a depressed and sad demographic. My questions are: Have we outgrown this generation of music and now we feel like misfits? Who are the next superstars in pop?
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This weekend I watched the A Star is Born JV (Judy’s Version 😜) and I was completely blown away I felt like A Star is Born SV (Stephanie’s Version) was cute and it had all the right elements, yet something was missing. To me, Judy comes across as a genuine person who’s spirit shines in her music (Like Brit) and it just takes the whole experience to another level. She may not have the best range but the E•MO•TION is what makes her amazing. I think there is this weird thing where Judy represents a modern celeb (someone who you feel like you know through vulnerability and not gimmicks) and Stephanie is more like the old Hollywood celeb where they are fake, go to a press junket and cry about whatever your team tells you to cry about (Joanne/ BTW for example) and then move onto something new when there’s a new cash grab to take place. I just feel like Stephanie and Judy should have swapped generations. Someone like Stephanie would make more sense in the 50’s, and someone like Judy would make more sense for today. I don’t mean to be a hater, but I just find Stephanie to be so fake and such an opportunist that I still have no idea who she is and I have been following her career for 10+ years, so with that said the Judy version is way better because she’s a real person x
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In what might piss the industry and Music fans alike, But lady gaga is smart. There was an official love for sale release on the 30th of September, the cassette tape version. The rest of the formats came out today.. According to Billboard this strategic release made it eligible for next year's Grammy awards, and the recording academy confirmed, the cassette tape release is a big release and through the wire (last day of eligibility) the album was cleared cos one physical or digital format of the album was issued and made it eligible.. Some people might argue saying this really isnt fair at all. Some may argue it should be disqualified since nobody else would use this hidden rule to full advantage but lady gaga did. @PokemonSpears @Adriannn @Slayer @Jordan Miller
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The Chromatica era is largely considered a fan favorite album - and a critical darling. But is the era over?? Stupid Love had some success, Rain On Me went #1, and 911 is not getting any promo. Is it even a single? Also, Gaga is not doing any music promo. In the midst of a very heated US election year, she is really focusing on her Haus Labs makeup line. What is going on in Gaga land????
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One of the most highly underrated albums of all time is Lady Gaga's 2013 album, ARTPOP. Inspired by Madonna, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson recent justice campaigns, the Little Monsters have started a justice for ARTPOP campaign. And in another rumor... the remix with Xtina is replacing the original "Do What U Want" on all versions since R. KELLY ISN'T A SONGWRITER ON THE REMIX. But Xtina is. Thoughts?