Lady Gaga's Latest Crazy Music Video Idea: Add Some Real Housewives

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It is rumored that Lady Gaga has shot a music video for her new single with the cast of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, finally understanding that in this day and age the real artists are the Real Housewives (sry, Jeff Koons).

Gaga is apparently a Real Housewives connoisseur: she recently told Andy Cohen that she likes “all the cities,” of which there are roughly 45. No word on why she chose Beverly Hills over Atlanta, but I think we can all agree that this is the best music video concept to ever spawn forth from a pop star’s consciousness.

Anyway, in other news, the plot thickens re: her ill-fated “Do What U Want” video, which was meant to feature R Kelly and which has still not come out. My guess is that she wants to distance herself from R Kelly as much as possible — which, fine, but too little too late. [Us]


To all the tabloids that will inevitably report that Jennifer Aniston spent her 45th birthday ALONE, WITHOUT JUSTIN THEROUX: cool it, guys. She was busy hanging out with Gloria Steinem and poking fun at everyone’s deranged patriarchal expectations, which is a great way to spend one’s birthday.

“The public has a great interest in our personal lives,” said Aniston at the Makers Conference yesterday. “[As women] our value and our worth is basically associated
with our marital status or whether or not we have procreated.” To which Steinem responded, “Well, I guess we’re in deep shit!” [People]


Patrick Dempsey is on the cover of Architectural Digest. This is a real quote from the article: “‘It’s fun here,’ Dempsey said of the Frank Gehry-designed home on 3.24 acres, which he bought for $7 million.” It’s pretty ok being covered in these diamonds. This pile of money is kinda sweet, I guess. Here‘s a video tour of the home. [Page Six]


Nazanin Boniandi from Homeland is going to have a major arc on season 3 of Scandal. Appropriately for both shows, her role is currently top-secret. [Hollywood Reporter]


 
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