Lady Gaga threatens to sue ex if he reveals life secrets

Lady Gaga might sue her ex-beau Rob Fusari if he dares to reveal secrets of her pre- fame life. 

RadarOnline reported that Fusari recently begged a judge to seal documents that he had filed in a new lawsuit regarding his relationship, as Gaga could sue him. Fusari is currently involved in a lawsuit with the singer's friend Wendy Starland and filed a separate motion asking the judge to seal the items, so that Gaga will not make him pay "heavy monetary penalties." 



The new court documents states that, he and Gaga have specifically bargained for a strict non-disparagement clause and if they are made public, the new documents may constitute a breach thereof. The current situation is an outcome of the lawsuit filed by Fusari when he sued her back in 2010 for 30.5 million dollars.

Lady Gaga or Jennifer Lopez, who is Sunny Leone aping in Baby Doll?

The latest song of Ragini MMS 2 Baby Doll featuring hot and happening Sunny Leone is under scanner. The song showcasing plenty of leg, black gloves, cup pose and background of writhing bodies brings across a lot of similarity with not just one but three different artists from the west. 

Lady Gaga's Applause, Jennifer Lopez's Dance Again and Dev's In the Dark bring uncanny resemblance. 



However, when a leading publication contacted producer Ekta Kapoor and asked if J.Lo "inspired" the sequence in the song, she promptly replied with an emphatic, "Noooo." 



The song which has received nearly 4 million views on YouTube shows the adult movie star tumbling onto a pile of seminaked bodies. 



The publication also quoted Manmeet of Meet Bros., who has sung the track as saying, "Yes, a lot of people called in to point out the similarity. Sometimes the visual artist working on the song likes a certain sequence so much that it creeps into their work. I feel that's what happened with Baby Doll too." 

Lady Gaga's meat dress named most controversial

Singer Lady Gaga's meat-inspired dress has been voted the most controversial red carpet moment of all time, says a survey. 

The research, conducted by hairstylist Charles Worthington, found that the dress sported by Gaga at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards was the most controversial, reports femalefirst.co.uk. 



It was followed by actress Elizabeth Hurley's daring Versace safety pin dress, which she wore to the premiere of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" in 1994. 

Actress Angelina Jolie's thigh-high split black dress at the 2012 Oscars was the third most controversial. 

Singer Geri Halliwell's BRIT Awards Union Jack dress and Bjork's swan dress from the 2001 Oscars rounded up the top five most controversial red carpet moments of all time.