With five Grammy award nominations, a spot on Time’s 100 most influential people of the year list, and eight MTV Video Music Awards in the past 12 months, Lady Gaga had a wildly successful 2010.  One more accolade that the “Fame Monster” can add to her resume is an undisputed spot atop the 2010 print throne.  According to WWD, an Audit Bureau of Circulations report reveals that Gaga-centric issues sold better than any other celeb and the trend is not expected to slow down in 2011.

Lady Gaga’s July 8 Rolling Stone double issue sold 245,000 copies, nearly three times above the title’s January-September 2010 average.

Gaga’s April 2010 Cosmopolitan was a major hit as well, selling 1.7 million copies and making its mark as the magazine’s leading issue through October.

Lady Gaga was responsible for the year’s second most successful issue of Vanity Fair as her September cover sold 450,000 copies and trailed only Angelina Jolie’s cover.

She also opened 2010 with a bang by appearing in the January issue of Elle, one which held up as their third highest seller through October.

Lady Gaga is expected to appear on the cover of Vogue’s March issue and is certainly the most sought after interview in the new year.

Lady Gaga’s “Alejandro” has sold more than two million copies in the US certifying the single double platinum. Alejandro, the third single to be released from “The Fame Monster” is Gaga’s seventh consecutive song to reach the milestone.

Take a look at the sales of Lady Gaga’s songs, as well as their peak positions on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 below;

Singles:
“Just Dance” feat. Colby O’Donis – 5,844,000 copies (No. 1)
“Poker Face” – 5,722,000 copies (No. 1)
“LoveGame” – 2,258,000 copies (No. 5)
“Paparazzi” – 2,776,000 copies (No. 6)
“Bad Romance” – 4,414,000 copies (No. 2)
“Telephone” feat. Beyoncé – 2,643,000 copies (No. 3)
“Alejandro” – 2,000,000 copies (No. 5)

Non-Singles:
“Starstruck” – 625,000 copies
“Beautiful, Dirty, Rich” – 275,000 copies
“Boys Boys Boys” – 233,000 copies
“Monster” – 207,000 copies
“Speechless” – 197,000 copies
“Dance In The Dark” – 120,000 copies
“So Happy I Could Die” – 114,000 copies

Canadian music channel MuchMusic have crowned “Bad Romance” the video of the decade, take a look at the top 20 video’s of the 2000′s below;

20. Sum 41 – Fat Lip / Pain For Pleasure
19. Major Lazer feat. Nina Sky & Ricky Blaze – Keep It Goin’ Louder
18. Christina Aguilera – Beautiful
17. Gorillaz – Stylo
16. Rihanna feat. Jay-Z – Umbrella
15. The White Stripes – Fell In Love With A Girl
14. Billy Talent – Fallen Leaves
13. Coldplay – The Scientist
12. Missy Elliott feat. Ludacris – Gossip Folks
11. Marianas Trench – Celebrity Status
10. Britney Spears – Toxic
09. OK GO – Here It Goes Again
08. Green Day – Wake Me Up When September Ends
07. Fatboy Slim – Weapon Of Choice
06. Hedley – Perfect
05. Kanye West – Jesus Walks
04. Feist – 1234
03. Eminem feat. Dido – Stan
02. Beyoncé – Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
01. Lady Gaga – Bad Romance

Lady Gaga has made the list in PoliticsDaily’s top 5 celebrity activists

Lady Gaga: The pop superstar dipped her toe into celebrity activism in 2009 when she appeared at the National Equality March in Washington. But in 2010, Lady Gaga chose full-body immersion. She took on “Don’t ask, Don’t tell” and encouraged her “Little Monster” fans to make a ruckus by calling elected officials and asking them to repeal the law. For many Millennials, Lady Gaga’s call to action was the first time they realized that they could even call a senator.

The fashion diva, who took heat from PETA for a costume made from meat, also lambasted Arizona’s immigration law and took on the anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church when the hate group protested her St. Louis concert. Her solution: Embrace them with love and peace.
How did she motivate her fans to action? Via Facebook and Twitter. Lady Gaga rules social media with more followers and fans than any politician, including President Barack Obama.

Expect the 25-year-old Lady Gaga to continue her fight for GLBT rights in 2011 as her third studio album will be called “Born This Way.”

Lady Gaga could be set for her first big film role as Owen Wilson wants her to have a part in the Zoolander sequel.

Owen and actor Ben Stiller, 45, are keen to work on the next installment of the flick and are hoping for it to be released in 2012.

And Wilson has got his eye on one person in particular to be in the movie.

The 42-year-old said: ‘Gaga has to be in it.

‘The movie will happen soon. I just saw Ben and I think that people will be happy with some of this new stuff we have.’

Lady Gaga’s ‘The Fame Monster’ has become the biggest selling album of 2010.

The album, which is an extended version of her 2008 debut ‘The Fame’, clocked up nearly six million sales worldwide over the last year.

The singer finished ahead of Eminem in second who scored 5.7 million album sales with ‘Recovery’.

“‘The Fame Monster’ was named the best-selling album of 2010!” she wrote on her Twitter page Twitter.com/Ladygaga. “I’m so excited for the future, believe + work hard, you will achieve your dreams.

Lady Gaga poses for a picture with a fan in Omaha, Nebrasks on Sunday, December 26th

According to Yoko Ono, John Lennon would have been a fan of Lady GaGa.

The widow of the late Beatles star believes the Imagine hitmaker would have “loved” the work of the Alejandro singer, if he was still alive today.
“I think she’s wonderful,” Yoko said of GaGa. “John would have loved her. Because she’s an artist, she’s fearless and she pushes every limit, which we both always adored.

“She has played on John’s white piano and I think that’s wonderful,” Ono said, before going on to compliment the star’s butt.

“Lady Gaga has a very pretty bottom,” she told the Daily Mail. “She performed with me on stage wearing a see-through lace catsuit and people thought it was an insult because you could see her bottom.

“I’m the lady who did an exhibition of bottoms. How could hers offend me?”