Lady Gaga loves her “little Monsters” — and wearing tiny knickers. Now her two great loves are together at last!

While performing recently in Las Vegas, Gaga donned a pair of white undies covered in inspirational messages from her fans.

Messages like “I love you because you made me love myself” and “You inspire me” were written in texta across the white panties — that she pulled over her customary black bikie knickers.

Gaga recently declared that she’s done with meaningless one-night stands, saying that sex without love can ‘screw up your energy’.

“I have weird superstitions about sex, If you’re not having sex with someone who really cares about you or who really loves you they can screw up your energy. I think sometimes, if you are promiscuous and just sleeping around people can take things from you. I think it’s always important to be making love.”

Contrary to rumors, David Bowie and Lady Gaga have not teamed up to work on the pop star’s upcoming album. Bowie shot down any and all speculation with a statement on his official website, which in part reads;

“The suggestion that David Bowie is producing and participating in the production of Lady Gaga’s next album is untrue and a hoax.”

Rumors of a Bowie/Gaga collaboration took hold on Thursday (Aug. 12), after a scanned document appeared on a Gaga fansite message board thread that appeared to list the titles of several songs recorded for Gaga’s new album — including “You and I,” “Born This Way” and “Hooker on a Church Corner” — as well as in-studio collaborators. Bowie is named as a co-producer, guitarist and vocalist.

“When this tall story first surfaced a few days ago it was denied as a hoax in an update to the same article, and we thought that would be the end of it,” the statement on Bowie’s site reads. “I guess some folk see what they want to see though.”

Fans hungry for details on Gaga’s forthcoming album — the followup to her record-breaking debut, “The Fame” — will have to make do with promises of greatness from the pop star herself, for now. “The new album is my absolute greatest work I’ve ever done, and I’m so excited about it,” Gaga says in the pre-fall issue of i-D magazine. “The message, the melodies, the direction, the meaning, what it will mean to my fans and what it will mean to me in my own life — it’s utter liberation. I’m on the quest to create the anthem for my generation for the next decade, so that’s what I’ve done.”

Every week Yoko Ono answers questions that are submitted by fans and this week Yoko Ono took to her ImaginePeace website to answer two Lady Gaga related questions;

What other modern day musician aside from Lady GaGa would you like to let tinkle on the piano John gave you?
I thought that was a sweet thing that happened. I didn’t instigate it, and I didn’t stop it. There are many things like that in my life. I am sure there are in your life, too.

@ladygaga loves John do you think John would love gaga? You and John were a huge part of my life.
Hello, John loved all artists who are creative and daring. So I think she hits the mark.

How Amazing!?!?

Lady Gaga spoke about her Vanity Fair interview, her fans and creativity and so much more yesterday when she was interviewed by Big Boy’s Neighborhood morning show on L.A.’s Power 106, you can listen to the full interview below;

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I never thought that meeting one of the most influential icons in music and pop culture today could be as easy as writing my cell phone number on a piece of paper. As I entered the Virgin Mobile contest at the Monster Ball stop at Los Angeles’ Staples Center on Wednesday night (August 11), I thought I had a one in 20,000 chance of meeting Lady Gaga. As it turned out, I was that one. Five minutes into the Monster Ball, I received a text message on my cell phone. “Congratulations, Andy! You won a live phone call from Lady Gaga during the show! We are coming to get you!”

Not long after I received the text message, Lady Gaga was on the other end of the line. One ring, two rings, three. “Hello?” “Gaga, it’s your little monster Andy.” In front of what seemed like a million screaming fans, I was speaking with one of my idols. Chatting like we were new friends, I shared my excitement for her and the performance that was unfolding. Gaga complimented us on our T-shirts from the stage and let us know we are free to be who we truly are.

After our conversation, my friend Chanel and I were upgraded from our nosebleed seats to prime spots to enjoy the rest of the Monster Ball. During the closing song “Paparazzi,” we were taken to the side of the stage to enjoy the finale “Bad Romance.” Less than 15 feet away from Gaga herself, we danced on stage for the last five minutes of the Monster Ball. As the last notes were hit, we walked backstage to meet Mother Monster herself.

The dancers and band walked by, collecting themselves after an amazing performance and congratulating us on winning the contest. Then, in a vision of red feathers, Lady Gaga ran up, hugged me and planted a big kiss on my cheek. “I’m so happy to meet my little monster Andy,” she exclaimed. Looking at our T-shirts, Gaga said, “You guys are so fabulous.” She graciously signed our T-shirts, tickets and backstage passes. I will never forget her little paw signing my T-shirt with her fake blood and black nails (one of which was broken).

As if our conversation were continued from earlier in the show, we talked for about five minutes. “You little monsters have a good night and I’ll see you tomorrow. I’m off to get this blood off me.” With that, she exited, and as I walked on air out of the Staples Center, the best night of my life came to a close.

-Source: MTV

Sen. Frank Lautenberg is going gaga. Lady Gaga, that is. He is a huge fan of the singer.

The nation’s oldest senator will hold a fundraiser at the pop singer’s Monster Ball Tour at the Verizon Center in Washington on Sept 7.

The Washington Post reports the 86-year-old New Jersey Democrat is offering seats in a private suite for $2,500 a person for political action committees and $2,400 for individuals.

An aide says the fundraiser was Lautenberg’s idea. The senator and his wife celebrated his 86th birthday in January at a Gaga show at New York’s Radio City Music Hall.

Lautenberg was hospitalized Feb. 15 after falling at his home and was treated for a bleeding ulcer. B-cell lymphoma was found in his stomach four days later.

He announced in June he was cancer-free after six rounds of chemotherapy.

-Source: Google

Check out this snippet of Lady Gaga’s original Love Game back drop that she used during The Fame Ball. Amazing!