Before watching performance of Lady Gaga, perhaps many people have questioned how good does this singer which born with name Joanne Angelina Germanotta Stefani’s? Talented, eccentric, wacky all at once. Three things that are found at the sight of the action on stage.
Her body might far from ideal but it does not cover the desire Lady Gaga displays stunning avant garde stage costumes. Using a tight bodice that nearly chest, a silver mask and blonde wig with highlights of blue and pink, about eight thousand spectators are invited to immediately ready to regale music concert amazing.

Opening the stage with “Papparazi”, a giant silver shield appeared. Smoke everywhere. Good lighting is very minimal. For photographers who are placed on the stage right wing is two hundred feet, looking for figures on the stage as Lady Gaga is like looking for a needle in a stack of needles. The use of any costume is gray wig and mask complete with her trademark. Somehow it seems so like a real paparazzi who were chasing photos like this when Lady Gaga. Just like the song he was singing.
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New York Comedy Festival is Almost here
The Fifth Annual New York Comedy Festival has expanded to include 26 shows and adds a search for “New York’s Funniest Stand-Up”.

November 5-9 in New York City promises to be one big belly laugh. The 2008 New York Comedy Festival is taking over the city, hosting a wide variety of events at venues all across the city.

Now in its fifth year, the Comedy Festival has an impressive line up of comedians including headliners Carlos Mencia, Sarah Silverman, Frank Caliendo, Tracy Morgan, Louis C.K., Joel McHale, B.J. Novak, Brian Regan, Craig Ferguson, and Katt Williams. Read the rest of this entry »

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Nicole Kidman in Dior

The haute couture gown Nicole Kidman wore to the 1997 ceremony raised the bar for good. It’s been an annual rite of “Can you top this?” ever since. “I was the new boy at the big House of Dior, and there were people who didn’t think I would cut it,” says John Galliano. “Nicole looked like a goddess and showed the world she believed in me. I had seen all of her work and wanted everyone to see her as a star in her own right, as well as being Mrs. Tom Cruise at the time. I’ve always been seduced by Hollywood, and it was a complete honor to dress her. Nicole trusted us and let us suggest a new direction and the striking chartreuse color, which was controversial at that point because everyone was using primaries or pastels. Dior turned the dress around quickly, as it had only been a month since the gem of the idea had appeared on the catwalk. She looked incredible—and even all this time later, she remains timelessly elegant and yet still directional.” Read the rest of this entry »

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