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Going GaGa for a Lady
'All over each other': GaGa and her girl seemed to be getting very close as they<br>relaxed in the sunshine.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
May 23, 2010

Going GaGa for a Lady

No Bad Romance as star cavorts on Saint Tropez love boat

There was no sign of Bad Romance as this Lady proved she goes GaGa for girls.

And with her endless schedule of performances across the globe, it’s no wonder Lady GaGa has decided to take a well-earned break. On a yacht off the French coast, the admittedly bisexual star could barely contain her Poker Face as she rolled around with a mystery brunette companion.

According to one onlooker, the couple appeared to be playing a LoveGame on her break in Saint Tropez, seemingly not fussed by the attentions of the Paparazzi. “The girls were all over each other,” a source said. “They looked like they were having a great time. They took time out to relax together and enjoy a cup of tea and can of pop,” the source added. Typically dressed for the location in a Breton t-shirt, the 24-year-old looked relaxed and happy, wearing over-sized sunglasses with her platinum hair swept off her face.

The break could not have come at a better time for the pop star – whose real name is Stefani Germanotta – after suffering from a series of respiratory problems on tour. Elaborating, she said to The Times Magazine: “I’m very connected to my aunt, Joanne, who died of lupus. It’s a very personal thing.

I don’t want my fans to be worried about me.” Addressing speculation over her weight she stated she does not have an eating problem and claims she rarely takes drugs. “A little MDMA once in a while never killed anybody,” she said. “But I really don’t do drugs. I don’t touch cocaine anymore. I don’t smoke. Well, maybe a single cigarette – and whisky – while I’m working because it frees my mind a little.

— Daily Mail

I’m tired of being given the brush off, says Sex and the City’s Kristin Davis

Sex And The City 2 premieres soon – but rumours of a third movie may be premature.

It’s reported that Kristin Davis, who plays Charlotte, has shocked her co-stars by failing to commit to a third installment unless she is promised a bigger profile. “Usually Kristin is the most cheery and enthusiastic leading cast member,” says a well-placed source. “But she’s not committing until she sees a script and that’s being interpreted by insiders as a demand for a higher salary.”

Kristin is also said to be upset about the publicity poster, which features the foursome heavily airbrushed. “She is not happy about being squashed into the far left of it . . . nor is she keen on the photo-shopped breast enhancement,” continues the insider. Writer and director Michael Patrick King is believed to be on board for a third movie along with Cynthia Nixon, Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Noth.

— Daily Mail

Naomi Campbell gets the all-clear for Haiti charity mission

Naomi Campbell will visit Haiti next month to see how the money raised by her Fashion For Relief charity catwalk show is being put to good use.

The supermodel, who celebrated her 40th birthday in Cannes Friday night, had to postpone an earlier trip to the earthquake-hit Caribbean island because of a malaria outbreak. But she has now been given the all-clear to travel.

“I was so disappointed not to be able to make it at Easter, but I was advised that the malaria outbreak made it very dangerous,” Naomi said at the glamorous Vanity Fair party. “I will go at the end of June. “It’s really important for me and everyone who supported Fashion For Relief to see where the money has gone.”

— Daily Mail

Well-earned break: Lady GaGa relaxed with her mystery brunette companionin a yacht off the coast of French town Saint Tropez.

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