Lady Gaga's Latest Fashion Statement

Lady Gaga stepped out of her New York City hotel Tuesday threadbare a mini-dress featuring the bind photo of her fresh album, "Born This Way" (the special edition, that is) printed on it.
We guess you could-say she was Worn This Way.
The singer, any person who mingled with a handful of fans in the past supplying the insist off for the afternoon, was also threadbare the same blue wig she had on at Monday-night's CFDA Awards (Council of Fashion Designers of America) and she towered through the crowd with assist from the same black riser hits she also wore to the beforehand night's ceremony.
The bind of the yardstick edition of her novel album featuring her head in the location of handlebars on a moped was panned by many fans after it was set free, but Gaga took the criticism in step-out, expression you can't please everyone.

"I was fairly definite all was overseen to love that bind, but you never know. You have to be willing to take the darts and take the bullets for what you consider in, but my heart is immobile overcoming very forceful, so I can take all the bullets," she said.
Also during Monday night's fashion awards, Lady Gaga-suffered a clothes cupboard nonachievement that withdrew her breasts fully exposed; but recent statements come seal her not-so-humble starts as a pop star may be a clue to how she contacts come seal the mishap.
"We adapted to do a assortment show. We (Gaga and associate Lady Starlight)would become threadbare likening bikinis and I would play my pop songs. I'm telling you, if you take your clothes off, it's extraordinary what-will happen," she says of her early days playing underground clubs in New York City.

Top Ten Songs for Writers

Ok, so these songs aren't only for writers, I mostly just think they're awesome. However, I do think music can be one of the greatest sources of inspiration, and these ones in particular have incredible lyrics, or emotional honesty, or tell a great story, something I think writers can learn from.

So in no particular order:
1-No Children, The Mountain Goats
2-I Think It's Going to Rain Today/God Give Me Strength, Audra McDonald (One video for 2 songs. Cool, eh?)
3-The I Love You Song, from The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
4-Lullabye (Goodnight My Angel)/And So It Goes/Scenes from an Italian Restaurant, Billy Joel
5-The Lonely, Christina Perri
6-I And Love And You, The Avett brothers
7-Space Oddity, David Bowie
8-Pretty Women, Brian Stokes Mitchell
9-Lonely Anywhere, The Everybodyfields
10-This Night, Black Lab
11-Wheels of a Dream, Ragtime the Musical (ignore the video, its the only one good audio I could find of the song)

Ok, ok, so that's more then ten, but it was hard enough narrowing it down this far. I linked to videos of each song (I really tried for number 8 but couldn't find anything--its still worth looking up) in case you're interested. I tried to list songs you might be unfamiliar with (ok, so Billy Joel and Christina Perri aren't exactly unknowns) and I hope you aren't too against a little Broadway. Here is the video for number 10, a particularly good video and a recent find I'm kind of obsessed with right now.



Now its your turn. What are the songs you think everyone should know about but don't? You don't have to give a list of ten if you don't want to, but I really want some good recommendations here.

Left a nice long list of songs in the comments? Good, now stop procrastinating and get back to work. Your novel isn't going to write itself, you know.

Sarah Allen