I LOVE KATY PERRY!!!! SHE IS THE BEST SINGER EVER!!!!!! KATY, I LOVE YOU!! YESTERDAY I WAS GOING TO A CONCERT OF YOURS, AND IT WAS AMAZING!!! YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE I'M LIVING ON TEENAGE DREAM!!!!
Born This Way has managed to retain its dominance over the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for the fourth week in a row! The song has marked Lady GaGas longest reign at the top of the chart, having only ever remained there for three weeks with Just Dance and Pokerface. The song has managed to sell just under 1,500,000 copies since its release and beat off hard competition from Jennifer Lopez to hit the spot.
To add to the success, Pokerface has broken yet another record. The song has sold 6 million copies in the United States, becoming only the third song to do so, and Lady GaGas second song to do so after Just Dance managed to hit the number. The only other act to accomplish this are the Black Eyed Peas with their song I Gotta Feeling.
Beyonce has declared war on pop rival Lady Gaga declares the National Enquirer.
According to the tabloid, the former friends are in a major feud and no longer speaking, despite having collaborated on last years hit Telephone.
Wow, talk about a clash of music titans!
So what allegedly happened?
The Enquirers insider claims the bad blood between Beyonce and Gaga has been brewing for months, but it really exploded after the Grammy Awards in February when Gaga arrived inside an egg.
Beyonce thought Gagas entrance was way over the top and ridiculously self-serving, explains the insider, which supposedly led Beyonce to ignore Gaga backstage (and Gaga to complain to friends about Beyonce).
The Enquirer says Beyonce has slammed Gaga as a selfish egomaniac, while Gaga reportedly refers to Beyonce as just another jealous hater.
It sounds like a dramatic split between the two powerhouses except no one we asked could confirm anything of the sort to Gossip Cop. A source close to Beyonce tells us the supposed Cold War between her and Gaga is totally untrue.
Maybe the Enquirers sources have been playing a game of Telephone.
Peter Facinelli plays Dr. Cullen in the "Twilight" movies. He will visit Memorial Mall on Saturday, March 12, for an autograph session. / Submitted photo
Peter Facinelli and Kristen Stewart appear in a scene from "The Twilight Saga: New Moon." / Gannett, James White/Summit Entertainment
IF YOU GO
--When: Saturday, March 12 --Where: Sheboygan Memorial Mall --Time: noon to 5 p.m. --Cost: Autographs $25, photos $40, photo and autograph $65. Portion of proceeds to benefit Alexs Lemonade Stand Foundation.
When Peter Facinelli signed up for the first Twilight film, there were modest expectations surrounding the project.
The goal was to hopefully get a good enough response to do a second movie, Facinelli said recently during an interview with The Sheboygan Press. We wanted to make a great movie for the fans of these books. Theres an underground following, and if it did well, maybe we could do a second movie. I dont think we knew it would become a cultural phenomenon.
Three movies later, the Twilight saga has become one of the most successful movie franchises of all-time. Based on Stephanie Meyers No. 1 New York Times best-selling series about a Romeo & Juliet-style romance between a mortal and a vampire, the Twilight movies have shattered records for openings and midnight showings around the country.
Facinelli, 37, who stars as Dr. Carlisle Cullen, described as the altruistic patriarch of the Cullen clan, will be stopping in Sheboygan at Memorial Mall on Saturday for an autograph session and meet-and-greet with fans from noon to 5 p.m. Cost for autographs is $25, and $40 for photos, and both for $65. A portion of the proceeds from the signing will go to Alexs Lemonade Stand Foundation, which raises funds for cancer awareness.
Many moviegoers will forever link Facinellis name with the Twilight series, but the veteran actor has a long, impressive resume both on the big and small screen. His credits include The Scorpion King, Riding in Cars with Boys opposite Drew Barrymore, sci-fi hit Supernova with James Spader and Angela Bassett, and the movie that put him on the map, Cant Hardly Wait, a coming-of-age teen flick, opposite Jennifer Love Hewitt. His TV credits include a spot on HBOs award winning Six Feet Under.
He also currently stars as Dr. Cooper in a highly regarded Showtime series, Nurse Jackie, which stars Edie Falco. The only similarities in his characters in Nurse Jackie and the Twilight movies, Facinelli says, are his titles.
Its just an occupation, he said. The characters are 180 degrees from each other, they just happen to share the same job.
Britney Spears Talks Sex, Plastic Surgery and Gay Marriage
Britney Spears Talks Sex, Plastic Surgery and Gay Marriage
OUT Magazine
Just when you think you know everything there is to know about Britney Spears, the pop princess goes and has a chat with Out magazine.
And let me tell ya, it's a good thing. Read on to find out what Brit told the gay magazine about sex, plastic surgery, gay marriage and so much more...
Now 29 years old and the mother of two boys, Spears says her mom taught her about the birds and the bees when she was 12 years old. "I was confused and disgusted," she admits.
Her idea of hell is being on a diet, she'll probably consider plastic surgery "when it's time to pull and tuck" and if she wasn't a singer, she might have become...an attorney?!
"I was in seventh grade and it was career day and I remember thinking that I wanted to be an entertainment lawyer," Spears said. "I always knew I would be in this business somehow. I think this path worked out way better."
Spears isn't about to switch teams. Asked if there are any women who could make her think twice about being straight, Spears said, "I only have eyes for men."
If one of her sons turned out to be gay, no problem. "I love my boys no matter what.," she said.
And she said of gay marriage, "I think everyone should be treated equally."
Phil Collins leaves music industry to be full-time dad
Phil Collins leaves music industry to be full-time dad
Phil Collins, who has sold more than 150 million records, says he is retiring because he wants to spend more time with family.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
He releases a statement to clarify recent media speculation over his career
The 60-year-old dad says he is retiring to devote more time to his family
Collins has sold more than 150 million records in his 40-plus years
(CNN) -- Phil Collins, the man behind 1980s albums such as "No Jacket Required," has announced his retirement from music, but no straitjacket required, he says.
In a statement on his website, the 60-year-old dad said he is retiring to devote more time to his family and be a full-time father to his two young sons.
His statement was a bid to clarify recent media speculation, which he said painted him as battling health issues and feeling like an outsider in the music industry.
The articles painted "a picture of me that is more than a little distorted," he said on his website. "None of this is true. Thanks ... But there's no need for the straitjacket!"
The actor, pop star and former Genesis drummer said he was surprised by the articles because he had not talked to the media for months.
Collins has sold more than 150 million records in his 40-plus years in the music business.
"I'm not stopping because of dodgy reviews or bad treatment in the press," he said. "I'm not stopping because I don't feel loved; I know I still have a very large fan base that loves what I do. Thank you."
He cited an example of his album released last year, which topped the U.K. charts.
"I'm not stopping because I don't fit in, this was proved with "Going Back" ... doing incredibly well worldwide. I'm not stopping so I can dive full time into my interest for the Alamo."
That last reference is aimed at comments he has reportedly made claiming to see spirits in modern photos from the fort, and to have spoken with a psychic who told him he was reincarnated from a man who fought in the battle.
But he does have a huge collection of memorabilia from the battle stashed at his Switzerland home.
"Some of the things mentioned above have been said by me in various interviews, but said as asides with a smile on my face and in passing. They were not meant to be headlines, they were small parts of a conversation," he said.
He said the reports have made him "sound like a tormented weirdo who thinks he was at the Alamo in another life, who feels very sorry for himself, and is retiring hurt because of the bad press over the years."
None of that is true, he said.
The British singer and drummer has also written songs for the Disney feature films "Tarzan" and "Brother Bear."
