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Perez Hilton got "Dirrty" with his tweet rage towards Christina Aguilera today (May 17), taking to Twitter (per usual) to vent about the latest celebrity injustice: In the new issue of Out Magazine, Xtina takes a not-so-subtle dig at her reported rival, Lady Gaga.

Xtina slipped in this little barb:

"Oh, the newcomer. I think she's really fun to look at."

Ouch! It was just last month when Aguilera seemingly took the high road on the rumors of her beef with Gaga.

Although Lady Gaga hasn't weighed in on the jabs, her #1 fan Perez Hilton posted a series of scathing attacks on Aguilera via Twitter over the comments to the magazine:

"Ugh. I just got an advance of the new issue of Out magazine with Christina HAGuilera and Clonetina continues to talk sh*t about Lady GaGa! #Xeroxtina calls my wifey a "newcomer" (taking a dig) while saying she (GaGa) is also "fun" to look at. Seriously, bi*ch? Get over yourself!"

We've got Perez's full rant plus a peek of Xtina's interview, after the jump! Read more...

Tags Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga, Out Magazine, Twitt3r

By Bashira Webb

Lady Gaga has reached the kind of monster fame that would make Godzilla jealous. It seems like a new Gaga cover appears on the web ever day; you know Gagita is on the fast track to being an icon when other accomplished musicians and celebs cover her music.

Here are some of the best covers we've spotted: check them out and tell us your favorite in the comments!

We've got the hottest Lady Gaga covers, after the jump! Read more...

Tags Celebrities, covers, Jude Law, Lady Gaga, Mika, Videos

If Fox thinks they can censor Gaga, they've got another think coming! On Wednesday (May 5) night's "American Idol" results show, Lady Gaga took over the 'AI' stage to perform "Alejandro" and "Bad Romance." The performance was pre-taped last week, which gave 'Idol' editors plenty of time to cut revealing moments from Gaga's performance.

So what scintillating, too-hot-for-TV content did they decide to ax? According MTV News' "Idol" experts, the following scenes were removed from the main show:

"An extended, ballad-y version of her hit "Bad Romance," which ran about 1:15 in total length, and a few stray shots of Gaga's posterior (usually cutting to a shot of her winsome violin player for coverage). Oh, and it appears editors also blurred out her left breast when she sprawled across the front of the stage during the "Alejandro" chorus."

Despite 'Idol''s censorship, the performance made its way around the internet and can currently be seen on Gaga supporter Perez Hilton's site, where he writes that 'Idol' producers made the cuts due to "time constraints."

Gaga hasn't addressed her edits, but she did tweet the following messages.

Before 'Idol':

"I'm performing ALEJANDRO tonight on #AmericanIdol! Tune in little monsters, Paws up! I dedicate this performance to u, u make me strong. X"

After 'Idol':

"http://bit.ly/apyBrH here's my full american idol performance ALEJANDRO. Fox chopped up my performance in 4 places. Real version on itunes."

Tr3s Comunidad, do you think Fox edited Gaga's 'AI' performance for time, or was she chopped and screwed? Weigh in below, or @MTV3!

Tags American Idol, Lady Gaga, performance

Fictional fashionista Carrie Bradshaw is ready to once again rule the box-office with the release of 'Sex and the City 2' quickly approaching on May 27th. Meanwhile, Lady Gaga continues ruling the music charts, similarly inspiring gawks and grins with her always unpredictable looks.  

MTV News recently caught up with the "SATC" girls, and they had to ask: Is Gaga the real-life Carrie Bradshaw?

"She breaks all the rules; she's unconventional," Sarah Jessica Parker said of the comparison. And as the interview progressed, Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristen Davis continued to gush their Gaga adoration.

Parker voiced:

"The thing that I loved best about her recently was when she sat down at the piano at the Grammys and sang, and just played the piano. And you could hear how lyrical her voice is. I really hope she does an album just of singing with the piano. She's so musically gifted. It's not just the fact that she's an incredible performer and is shocking. She's got a beautiful ear."

Davis stated:

 "Also, 'Bad Romance' is a really good song to work out to!"

Nixon added:

"I have met Lady Gaga and she is a big fan of our show."

What do you think, Tr3s Comunidad? Who would rule the runway, Gaga or Carrie? Let us know what you think below or @MTV3!

Tags Cynthia Nixon, Kristen Davis, Lady Gaga, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and the city, Sex and the City 2

By Daniela Capistrano

OK, I fell for it. I clicked on the 'Scarface School Play' in my Facebook feed (posted by a friend who frequently shares hilariously inappropriate YouTube clips) and thought it was real... it's not.

If you didn't figure it out on your own, the Lulz-and-cringe-worthy version of 'Scarface' — with grade school kids playing all the parts and using fake curse words — was created by director Marc Klasfeld, the man behind Lady Gaga's "Pokerface."

Well played, Klasfeld!

TMZ dished early this morning that the viral sensation was produced in L.A. and the audience members were a mix of cast family members, colleagues and friends.

The not so Lulzy (or extremely Lulzy, depending on how sick you are) news is that the video is causing lots of drama for one suburban grade school. Oh NOES!

NBC Chicago reports that lines like “You do coke and you kill people, that’s wonderful Tony,” coming from a 5-year old apparently don't go over well with parents. The author of the YouTube clip is listed as cindymomof6, of Bartonville, Illinois and that has given parents of Bartonville Grade School District 66 cause for concern.

Superintendent Shannon Duling has fielded scores of phone calls about the video that range from incensed to disappointed.

“One called and was upset because they thought it actually happened here,” he said. “I think it’s interesting how quickly people jump to conclusions.”

To set the record straight, Barton Elementary hasn’t staged a single play this year. Their junior high school kids are working on a production of “The Diary of Anne Frank."

Someone needs to clue in the poor dopes who keep leaving outraged YouTube comments. As my deranged Facebook friend would say, "Lulzathon!"

Motherfudgers, be honest! Would you ever let your kids participate in a 'Scarface' play? Confess in the comments or at @MTV3! We promise not to judge. Much.

Tags hoax, Lady Gaga, Scarface School Play, Video

By Daniela Capistrano

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Chisme king Perez Hilton dished this morning that Lady GaGa is reportedly enlisting fashion photographer Steven Klein as director for the video for her upcoming single, Alejandro.

The song — which describes her boy as "hot like Mexico" and hidden in her "bolsillo" — is about a relationship break-up. Director Klein is a favourite of Gaga's idol Madonna, who's video for Take A Bow (directed by Michael Haussman) was a period-style piece filmed in Spain.

Madonna, who played Eva Perón in the film version of 'Evita,' has frequently drawn inspiration from Latin cultura. Will Lady GaGa's next video follow suit?

On the heels of her latest smash hit video for Telephone, we can only imagine what the visuals for Alejandro might be. Let's see if the lyrics provide any clues!

Alejandro

I know that we are young.
And I know you may love me.
But I just can't be with you like this anymore.
Alejandro. Read more...

Tags alejandro, Lady Gaga, Music Video

Well, that was certainly worth the wait.

On Thursday night (March 11), after months of anticipation, leaked on-set photos and rather excellent adventures in hairstyling, Lady Gaga's epic video for "Telephone" finally premiered during E! News, and, honestly, if there's something she didn't cram into the clip, well, then we missed it.

"Telephone" is nine-plus minutes of everything you could possibly love about Gaga (and her co-star Beyonce) only amped up to the Nth degree.

It's ambitious, funny and clever, playing much more like a short film than a music video. There are opening and closing credits, elaborate, over-the-top (or barely there) costumes, and a whole lot of celebrity cameos. This cost money, this took time, this was a work of love, blood, sweat and tears (and a whole lot of hairspray). This was worth it.

With "Telephone," Gaga has entered the rarest of pop stratospheres, up there with the Madonnas and the, gasp, Michael Jacksons. We're not comparing talent, just ability: ability to wow, to enthrall and put on a show — one can only hope is continued sometime very soon. What did you think of the video? (MTVNews)

Tags Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Madonna, michael jackson, Telephone

Check out these official photos from Lady Gaga's highly anticipated video for her latest single 'Telephone' featuring Beyonce!

To say we’re anticipating this one would be an understatement, particularly in light of GaGa’s much-touted statement:

 "Sorry for the 'Bad Romance’ video – as this is that much better."

 Hmmm...We thought 'Bad Romance' was pretty good. Did you? We can't wait to compare 'Video Phone' and 'Telephone'! Can you? Check out more behind-the-scenes photos after the jump! (ThatGrapeJuice)

Photos via ThatGrapeJuice

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Tags Bad Romance, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Telephone, Video Phone

World-renowned fashion designer Alexander McQueen was found dead in London at age 40; early reports say suicide.

The death of the go-to celebrity designer comes just days before the start of London Fashion Week and a few weeks prior to Paris Fashion Week where McQueen was scheduled to show. Perhaps even more telling, his death comes just days after the death of his beloved mother on Feb 2nd. 

His office released the following statement:

"At this stage it is inappropriate to comment on this tragic news beyond saying that we are devastated and are sharing a sense of shock and grief with McQueen's family. His family has asked for privacy in order to come to terms with this terrible news and we hope the media will respect this."

His runway shows — more often like performance pieces because they were so dramatic, and sometimes, bizarre — were always a highlight during the Paris ready-to-wear fashion week.

Alexandra Shulman, the Editor and Chief of British Vogue had this to say:

“McQueen influenced a whole generation of designers. His brilliant imagination knew no bounds as he conjured up collection after collection of extraordinary designs. At one level he was a master of the fantastic, creating astounding fashions shows that mixed design, technology and performance and on another he was a modern day genius whose gothic aesthetic was adopted by women the world over.”

A longtime fashion innovator, the London-born McQueen got his start making custom suits for none other than Prince Charles. He has regularly dressed fashion "It" girls like: Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Gwen Stefani, Madonna, Cameron Diaz, Sarah Jessica Parker, Janet Jackson, and Fergie, just to name a few.

The four-time British Designer of the Year, Commander of the British Empire and International Designer of the Year will be sadly missed. (E!)

Photo via Getty Images

Tags Alexander McQueen, Beyonce, Cameron Diaz, Fergie, Janet Jackson, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Sarah Jessica Parker

Lady Gaga simply adores her little monsters. And, for those of you who are not hip to Gaga's lingo, "little monsters" is her pet name for her fans. So after she took home two Grammy Awards on Sunday night, she decided to make her love for her fans permanent.

Gaga took to her Twitter to show off a new tattoo that reads "Little Monsters" in swirling script on her arm. She tweeted:

"Look what I did last night. Little monsters forever, on the arm that holds my mic. Xx."

As if getting inked in their honor weren't enough, in the days since she won her Grammys, she's been tweeting a slew of thank-yous to her fans, saying that she's even found a very special place for her newest awards.

"We won big tonight little monsters. I am so proud to make music 4 you. I hope I continue to inspire u the way u inspire me. You're everything. Woooh little monsters! I'm going to put these right next to all your beautiful fan art. I love you. x."

What do you think of Gaga's latest ink? Are you one of her "little monsters"? Tell us in the comments below! (MTVNewsroom)

Photo via Twitter

Tags Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga