
Avert your eyes sinners lest you be further seduced by her wedge cut wig and sparkler titties!
Good ol’ Fred Phelps is at it again!
He and his Westboro Baptist “church” members have set their sights on the pop/performance artist Lady Gaga claiming she is some kind of evil, senseless whore who was sent forth to turn our younger generation’s hearts and minds away from God and toward her glittery peash. All I can say is, wow.
Phelps’ church is currently in the midst of a campaign against Lady Gaga stating in a recent press statement their intentions to picket Lady Gaga’s next performance in St. Louis, MO on January 7.
read more“Thou hadst a whore’s forehead, thou refusedst to be ashamed…Will He reserve HIs anger forever? Will he keep it to the end? Behold, thou hast spoken and done evil things as thou couldest.” Jer 3:3,5
“Art” and “fashion” are the euphemisms, the guise under which proud whore Lady Gaga teaches rebellion against God (incidentally, her claim to the title of “lady” is sound only if she tacks on “of the night,” thereby alluding to another euphemism of what she is.) As much as she’d like to pretend otherwise, there’s nothing new or different about this particular hussy’s pretentious prancing. Does the simple slut truly think that she can change God’s standards by seducing a generation of rebels into joining her in fist-raised, stiff-necked, hard-hearted rebellion against Him? Get real!
Even as she gives lip-service to “liberating” her young fans, Lady Gaga brings them into slavery to their own corruption, teaching them to glory in their shame. She hates you! “For when they speak great swelling words of vanity, they allure through the lusts of the flesh, through much wantonness…While they promise them liberty, they themselves are the servants of corruption!” 2 Pet. 2:18-19
YOU’RE GOING TO HELL.
Adam Lambert sat down with some white woman on the Early Show and was impressively mature and intelligent. Not that I would think he would be anything other, but for as much as I post about him on here, I know very little about the man off stage.
Adam held his own, in what appeared to be, a situation where the interviewer was attempting to push an agenda or hoping to make him feel guilty for his AMA performance. Once you watch the video, her bias is hard to ignore, but that could just be me paying attention and using my ears.. who knows?
When pressed about the issue Adam stated that he wasn’t a babysitter and that it was the job of the parents to be watching their own children, especially considering his performance appeared at almost 11 o clock at night. Parents in America are notorious for blaming television for the things that are being shown to their children, rarely taking responsibility for their child’s viewing habits. This blame game reaches well beyond the gamut of live television or even sitcoms. Family Guy is often bombarded with this kind of lazy parenting and the show even references this from time to time.
Other than coming off non apologetic and intelligent, something else happened in this clip that you may have missed.

Ewwww

Hot!
CBS blurred out the male on male kiss from Adam’s performance, but had no issue showing the Madonna/Britney incident from years earlier. This is even more noteworthy considering Adam draws attention to the apparent double standard in television and pop music, during his interview. CBS had responded to the double standard with this.
“We gave this some real thought. The Madonna image is very familiar and has appeared countless times including many times on morning television. The Adam Lambert image is a subject of great current controversy, has not been nearly as widely disseminated, and for all we know, may still lead to legal consequences.”
The logic behind this is questionable, simply being that if it was the act that was inappropriate and not the amount of times it was viewed, both images should have been deemed inappropriate. Homophobia is alive and well, no matter how often people attempt to paint Hollywood as a liberal bastion of gay sex. Trust me… it’s not. I lived there and I was rarely offered free homosexual sex… and you know I tried!
Gross.


"Is that a positive depiction of gays and lesbians inside your mouth? Here let me just get that real quick..."
In her article, which you can read here, Jennifer Vanasco, editor in chief of 365gay.com and Huffington Post.com contributor, takes aim at the former American Idol contestant and discusses the hypocrisy seated within Lambert’s AMA performance as well as his personal views on his sexuality.
“You told Out Magazine that you didn’t make a big deal out of your sexual orientation during American Idol once pictures of you kissing a man had been exposed because:
“I don’t understand why it has to be about my sexuality. I’m just not going to talk about it one way or another. . . . And then when those pictures came out, I was like, you know what? I thought maybe I’ll just own it and say, ‘Yeah, I’m gay.’ But I didn’t want to label myself.”
That’s interesting, Adam Lambert. When you were worried about winning a contest, you didn’t want to openly attest to being gay. (And, in fact, your people were worried that you would seem “too gay” on Out’s cover.) BUT, when you wanted to make a splash in public, when you wanted to get noticed – suddenly you were all about gay sexuality.”
Vanasco goes on to criticize Lambert for his timing and lack of responsibility as a pop culture figure during a period of political uncertainty for the LGBT community.
Personally I don’t agree with everything Vanasco says in her article. I think she comes off a bit irrational and her article’s title doesn’t hide her disdain for Lambert as a public figure either, but she does have some valid points. For ABC to even acknowledge the measly 1,500 complaints about Adam Lambert’s performance and then cancel his Good Morning America performance the following day, when the entire show was loaded with acts from straight, female performers shaking their beef baskets in front of the masses, was not only incredibly hypocritical but nothing more than a knee jerk reaction to a situation that needed no handling.
No matter what your views may be on the situation, one thing is clear. It’s a telling sign of our society that a badly choreographed song and dance by a boy in eyeliner has more political sway than all of the elected representatives and grass roots campaigns combined.
I’m depressed now. I need a little cake.

Adam Lambert has released the music video for his single “For your Entertainment”. The video isn’t bad, but I want to know why the need for all the woman fondling him? I mean… we know he is gay, so what’s the deal? I just don’t see Justin Timberlake having guys all grabbing at his junk in any of his videos.
The song is a lot more enjoyable in the video compared to the AMA performance. I am still not a big fan of it, but he looks glam rock for sure.


Something's wrong with this picture and I don't want to say but it rhymes with Val Kilmer's choat. Oh wait...
Just kidding, 50 Cent just brought Kilmer along to the American Music Awards last night as his date. Can you imagine the train wreck-ness of that romantic scenario though?
50 Cent aka Curtis Jackson, recently wrote a screenplay and apparently he’s gotten Val Kilmer to star alongside him. The movie is called “The Gun” and is supposed to start production in December. The pair will play friends involved with illegal weapons dealing. Negotiations for Kilmer to sign onto the project were simple; Kilmer received a bottle of “Crimson Wave” toenail polish and a sandwich.
Despite being nothing more than an awkward bit of publicity, one has to admit it’s still a wtf?! kind of moment…kind of. It is Hollywood after all. Today’s been a slow day. I want a cookie.


The first time I see a gay kiss on tv and it's these two. Blarg.
Apparently Adam Lambert has caused a “moderate” controversy at ABC, provoking the hand of sexually repressed Americans to call the network and complain. ABC stated that around 1,500 calls were made to the station to complain about the racy and inappropriate nature of his performance, all the while seemingly forgetful that the rest of the night had been loaded with skin tight vaginas and sexually explicit acts by several other performers. However, it seems that in America, female pop stars can be freely objectified and openly sexual, but a man (let alone a gay man) can not.
I wrote an extensive post about the event last night and while I didn’t care for his act and found the over the top nature boring, I don’t think it warrants calling a televisions network. If you are stupid enough to watch a pop music show and expect to see Jesus and Bob Dole, you’re an idiot. Anyone with a pair of functioning eyes and a short term memory can tell you that pop music is nothing more than sex, plastic and shit. Hell, Helen Keller has a firmer grasp on reality than these twits. No, you know what? Twit is not nearly strong enough a word for them, I say we create a new term. A term that broadly defines sexually repressed people, working under the assumption that theirs is the only acceptable view of life, all the while hypocritically calling out certain individuals and leaving others alone.
I say we call them cunt knucklers.
America needs to get over their fear of sexuality, but Adam better hope he has another chance at a solid career. I have not read this many bad reviews for a performance since Britney Spears did that half assed dance a few years back.

The Plum Song is the newest music video created by Omodaka, the Japanese experimental electropop group that describes itself as a “mutational fusion of music and motion graphics.” It features the voice of folk singer Akiko Kanazawa and art direction by Teppei Maki, and pays homage to the Edo period (1603-1868) red light district in Tokyo called Yoshiwara.
I will admit that this song is kinda catchy and I don’t find myself enjoying that thought, mainly because it’s so weird. That being said, the 8 bit musical notes in the background give me a nerd boner.
The video hit YouTube a few weeks ago, but the song will be available for purchase on iTunes today or tomorrow.
via TokyoMango

I have inundated you with enough Lady Gag tonight and I am sure my friend Jen is going to see this as further proof that I really love Lady Gaga, no matter how much I furiously deny it. What can I say? Lady Gaga is our goddess!

Performing at NYU’s Ultraviolet Live talent contest. She came in 3rd place.
This is a video of her singing with her band, live at The Bitter End on January 20th, 2006.
