Exclusive Interview: Lady GaGa on Touring and Writing for Next Record

To AceShowbiz.com, Lady GaGa reveals that she's been writing some stuff for her next album while planning to shoot a new music video for one of the singles out of her debut album 'The Fame'.


AceShowbiz.com catches up with one of the most talked-about music acts today, Lady GaGa, just a few hours before she goes on stage with New Kids On The Blockin San Diego as part of their joint tour. Lady GaGa claims her fame with "Just Dance" that reaches #2 on both iTunes and U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. Her debut album "The Fame" was released in U.S. on October 28.

During the phone interview, she reveals how it feels like to open for the reunited boy band, and how if she's branded the next dance queen afterMadonna as well as what's ahead for her in music.

ASB: You're about to go up stage in a few hours, what do you usually do in the last minutes before going out there?

Lady GaGa: Before I go on stage, I would meditate.

ASB: How has it been touring with New Kids On The Block? 

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April 13, 2011

LADY GAGA: THE INTERVIEW

For the provocative pop star, all the world's a stage. Why? Because she was born that way. Check out Gaga's interview with Derek Blasberg below and then see exclusive photos from the May issue cover shoot as well as iconic images of Lady Gaga's wild style.

By DEREK BLASBERG

Anticipation isn't the right word. I'm sitting in a small recording studio's lounge in New York, waiting for Lady Gaga to arrive and play her about-to-be-released album, Born This Way, for an hour. We're on Gaga time here.

Then, in an instant, she appears. The 25-year-old former Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta is petite in stature but gargantuan in charisma. She is scantily dressed in tights, black underwear, and a black bra under a studded, slashed, and shredded military jacket. Her accessories include fingerless gloves, winged boots, and a spike-covered Hermès Birkin. And, yes, the horns that she debuted Grammy week--and the ones you see in this story--are on full display, protruding from her cheekbones and forehead.

"Gaga!" she announces, extending her black-clawed hand in a ladylike manner. "It is an absolute pleasure to meet you." She points toward a studio, spins around, and marches off.