Bollywood is a completely different realm of entertainment. The multi-million dollar Hindi film and music industry that is well-loved and patronized by a fifth of the world’s population could be a goldmine for any international artist seeking global recognition and dominance, and Lady Gaga is not going to be left behind in all of this, in fact, she might just break ground in what shapes to be her latest mission.

It is probably one of, or the biggest, or even the funniest story to hit a New Jersey elementary school. When one staff developer could not keep her promise – at the last minute – of bringing the ‘Queen Monster’ herself, Lady Gaga, even via Skype at Tenafly Elementary Schools to give an anti-bullying pep talk and Q&A to a bunch of fifth, fourth and third graders, she decides to dish out a faux Lady Gaga instead just to keep the show going, only to have it backfire on her.

Lady Gaga’s highly anticipated new release, ‘Born this Way’, could just break several sales records as projected by Billboard. The final sales figures in the US isn’t out yet – not until Wednesday – but the album is in a good position to topple Taylor Swift’s and even N*Sync’s records.

In her passion and pursuit to constantly surprise, amaze and entertain her fans, or ‘Little Monsters’ as she calls them, Lady Gaga says that her Monster Ball tour, which backed up her sophomore set ‘The Fame Monster’, caused her a lot, so much it left her millions of dollars worth of debt.

In an interview with The Financial Times, she says, “I put everything in the show, and I actually went bankrupt after the first extension of The Monster Ball.” Her strive to perfect every show through constant and frequent format, design or concept changes had cost her more than what she had earned in the last few years since she became a household name.

“When I am not onstage I feel dead,” this is what Grammy Award winning singer Lady Gaga tells Rolling Stone in its latest issue that is set to come out on May 27.

“I don’t feel alive unless I’m performing and that’s just the way I was born,” she adds. While that may be true, the constant need to perform and be appreciated onstage might also be a result of the singer’s very difficult life before she became famous, especially around her skeptics and detractors who ridiculed her non-stop for her looks and style, and her high school classmates who bullied her interests.

Shortly after Grammy Award winner Lady Gaga wrapped up her extensive Monster Ball tour in Mexico, the eclectic and eccentric diva is itching badly to go back to performing live onstage, especially with her newest studio effort, “Born this Way”, slated to hit shelves on May 23.

It’s a record breaking weekend for both Lady Gaga and microblogging site Twitter after the singer has hit the 10 million follower mark, which is also a first for the social networking site since its conception about five years ago.

Gaga thanked her fans via a tweet from London with a link to a photo of hers from the English city:

Lady Gaga paves the way for the release of her third studio effort, “Born this Way”, in a big way, or ways.

First off, Gaga’s two-night Madison Square Garden gig, dubbed as Lady Gaga Presents The Monster Ball Tour: At Madison Square Garden, will be presented by HBO all throughout May, starting on the 7th at 9 PM.

After much speculation, singer Elton John finally confirms that pop chart topper and “Born this Way” diva Lady Gaga is the godmother of little Zachary, the little tyke that he shares and raises with his long time partner, David Furnish. They shared the news with Barbara Walters, whose interview with the couple was sneak-previewed in ABC’s ‘Good Morning America’.

Lady Gaga, the 25 year old superstar, says cosmetic procedures help to promote insecurity.

In the latest Harper’s Bazaar issue Gaga says, I’ve never had any plastic surgery done. So many pop singer have.