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Blue Pig 05-30-2011 08:23 AM

Gaga
 
Has anyone heard any rumblings around the lake about Lady Gaga becoming the next celebrity resident? I've heard from a close friend of mine (who works for The Bean Group) that Gaga is expected here later this week to tour several properties around the lake - 2 of which are on GI. He told me that for a client this prominent, the Bean Group is actually flying in one of their top reps from NY to entertain Gaga & her posse. Just curious as to what others have heard and/or think about this ...

Argie's Wife 05-30-2011 10:42 AM

I heard she's moving to MA... not NH. I'm trying to remember the source - I think it was on NECN news....

NBR 05-30-2011 10:57 AM

Gaga
 
There goes the neighborhood!

Lakesrider 05-30-2011 11:08 AM

I don't think anyone would even notice her. I mean her clothes just fit right in around here....:laugh:
But hey maybe she could play at Meadow Brook every once in a while...

Argie's Wife 05-30-2011 11:42 AM

If she was coming to NH, maybe that meat dress of hers would help with the black bear problem... :D

Just Sold 05-30-2011 01:20 PM

This place should work for her!
 
Sell her Marc Bourgeois' (MB Tractor) place which is on the market for a mere $10,000,000. Saw the for sign when I passed by there yesterday. 22,000 sq ft, 5 bedrooms 10 baths.

Blue Pig 05-30-2011 02:10 PM

Pretty excited
 
I'm looking forward to seeing her. I'm def going to head over to GI all week in hopes of meeting Gaga. Has anyone heard anymore details?

webmaster 05-31-2011 09:28 AM

Although she is building a house in New England you may have the location wrong. It is on Chappaquiddick Island (off Martha's Vineyard).

Quote:

...building on her eco-friendly 8 bedroom manse began last September.

The compound is replete with tennis courts, swimming pool, a studio, and sources say, is the 25 year old’s “dream home.”

As is the custom for New England cottages, Gaga’s beach house will also have an appropriate name: “GG’s Playpen!”

The “Chappy Ferry” holds just 3 cars, and Lady Gaga is expected to have her own private ferry to shuttle her back and forth to the mainland.
Her neighbors will be David Letterman, Bill Murray, Spike Lee, Tony Shalhoub, Ted Danson and wife Mary Steenburgen, Larry David, the Farrelly brothers, Vernon Jordan, and Jim Belushi. I doubt a house on the lake would be exciting enough for her.

SIKSUKR 05-31-2011 12:49 PM

Stay away or I'll throw your dress on my bbq
 
I have to laugh. All these "green" preaching celebrity people build these "green" 2nd, 3rd, or 10th houses that get used a month or two here and there. And then they will be on the tube telling us how to be gentler on the earth.:laugh:

RailroadJoe 05-31-2011 01:02 PM

Playground of the late Ted Kennedy. I'll take Mitt Romney any day at the lake.

brk-lnt 05-31-2011 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by SIKSUKR (Post 158605)
I have to laugh.All these "green" preaching celebrity people build these "green" 2nd,3rd,or10th houses that get used a month or two here and there.And then they will be on the tube telling us how to be gentler on the earth.:laugh:

I've never heard any significant tree-hugger rhetoric from Lady Gaga, but it's possible I missed something. What statements of hers are you referring to?

jsn 05-31-2011 06:29 PM

Hey Lady Gaga, WELCOME to the Lakes Region. Hope you love it here as much as I do!

Pepper 05-31-2011 09:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brk-lnt (Post 158621)
I've never heard any significant tree-hugger rhetoric from Lady Gaga, but it's possible I missed something. What statements of hers are you referring to?

He's referring to the first line of the quote above, posted by the Webmaster. It reads: "...building on her eco-friendly 8-bedroom manse began last October..."
;)

eillac@dow 05-31-2011 10:44 PM

Sorry, but she is trash! Glad she is looking at Chappaquiddick Island and not Winnie... Sorry to say....I do like some of her music.....but the videos are way over the top...

Mr. V 06-01-2011 02:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eillac@dow (Post 158696)
Sorry, but she is trash!

Harrumph.

She took the mantle that Madonna surrendered and ran with it.

Trendy to a fault, but also trend setting and at the top of her game.

Bravo, Lady, Bravo!

SAMIAM 06-01-2011 04:47 AM

Hey....give her a break. I happen to know that she has solar panels on the roof of her Hummer to power up her ipad.

GTO 06-01-2011 08:54 AM

well,
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue Pig (Post 158481)
Has anyone heard any rumblings around the lake about Lady Gaga becoming the next celebrity resident? I've heard from a close friend of mine (who works for The Bean Group) that Gaga is expected here later this week to tour several properties around the lake - 2 of which are on GI. He told me that for a client this prominent, the Bean Group is actually flying in one of their top reps from NY to entertain Gaga & her posse. Just curious as to what others have heard and/or think about this ...

Maybe thats the reason for all the flies lately.........

MarkinNH 06-01-2011 12:44 PM

WOW ! What has Lady GaGa done to anyone on this forum ? Sure she is different. Who cares !!
She found her niche in life and has taken it to the top. I say Good for Her !!
I am sure we all wish we could be so talented and fortunate in our lives.
If she were to buy a home in the lakes region I would be happy to welcome her. Behind her security and underneath her outfits, wigs and make up, she is just like the rest of us !

eillac@dow 06-01-2011 01:01 PM

You know what…she probably is just like the rest of us….BUT…she has become “a star”…so with that…..everything goes out the window.

I did not watch American Idol once this season until last week. My daughter and I used to watch it, but not this year. Last week, during the “finale” I was flipping channels and watched bits and pieces. She came out on some sort of Volcano or something and sang…and then a back up dancer was behind her, rubbing/groping her…and then the two of them were laying down…basically simulating a sex act. Trust me….I am not a prude….but when you think about the show she was on….the average viewing audience…shame on her and shame on the show’s producers. Kind of reminds me of when Madonna did her “sex coffee table book”. Just wish things did not have to go to such a low level.

Sorry….just my opinion. I did say…I do like some of her music. I am in between a rock and a hard place here!

Argie's Wife 06-01-2011 02:09 PM

Why does good entertainment have to be cluttered up with smut?
 
I'm with you about that American Idol performance... The oldest Arglet was watching that night, and I quickly ushered his attention elsewhere while that mess was on the TV. It reminded me of the Super Bowl half-time shows going from being G-rated to R-rated - there's no need for it!

Jmo77011 06-01-2011 03:44 PM

Either way, I loves me some Lady Gaga!

Pine Island Guy 06-01-2011 03:54 PM

OK, someone had to say it...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by eillac@dow (Post 158765)
I am in between a rock and a hard place here!

From what I saw of Gaga on Idol, that could have been her line too...

Summer is here, enjoy it while it lasts!!! PIG

Rattlesnake Guy 06-01-2011 04:46 PM

I am old enought to know that the main reason performers try to get a significant potential audience to not appreciate them is it makes "you" like them more and thus they get a lot more $$$. She makes around $90 million a year. She seems to know what she is doing by putting some of us off.

I suspect if I liked her, she would only make about $5 million.

My parents did not care much for Elvis and the Beatles either. It's all good.

RailroadJoe 06-01-2011 05:17 PM

I still go with the 40's. Frank, Dean, the Andrew Sisters and all that great band music. Guy Lumbardo, Glenn Miller, plus too many to list. Guess those days are gone forever.

Now we have rap.

Hermit Cover 06-01-2011 07:57 PM

Bike Week Gaga...
 
I think I saw her last year along the line up at the Weirs....at least I think it was her....she was about 50 something....and her costume was a dead giveaway....!

mcdude 06-02-2011 07:08 AM

Baby, baby, I was born this way!
 
When I saw her 60 MINUTES INTERVIEW I learned that she is a role model to many dispossessed and fringe-type young people who look up to her honesty and for championing the cause that it's OK to be different. It's a positive mesage not unlike the current "It Gets Better" Campaign.

It's all good.

Lucky1 06-02-2011 02:19 PM

Sometimes I think..........................
 
That there is something about an anonymous forum that makes otherwise lovely people sometimes say things that do not do them justice.

I saw Lady Gaga interviewed and heard her speak lovingly about her Italian parents who had helped support her in all her young years . I don't remember it all, but it was an interview that might have made Lady Gaga be seen as honest, hard working, determined, sincere, open, kind, caring, respectful, and a role model for the lost and wondering if they will ever make it in our sometimes cruel society, etc. Lady Gaga's words seemed to be those of a young lady who at times seemed to almost break down in tears remembering being teased or trying to find her way to fame amidst doubters.

So now at age twenty five, Lady Gaga is on top of the world. While working hard, she wants to have a place here and there to feel safe from crowds and to have some private time for her friends and family in her private life. This seems to make sense to me. I wish her all the luck in the world.

If any celebrity who comes to the lake gets attacked in an other wise helpful and supportive Forum like this one (such as Rosy was) why would they come here? Don't we want all to feel welcome??? Maybe I am missing something. It sure seems to me that in a down economy, we want celebrities to bring their fame and fortune, and many FOLLOWERS??? I know. Some will say we all want only peace and quiet, while neighbors lose their jobs and homes.

It would seem that attacks on people, places, and things are just the stuff of boredom or something. I personally know a lot of wonderful helpful people on this forum who are kind, supportive and a real blessing to have in my life. God Bless.

Argie's Wife 06-02-2011 03:21 PM

...I don't think anyone here "attacked" her...

I think she's one of those acts that people either like or hate...

Thank God we don't all have the same taste in things because it sure would be a boring forum... and that's never the case here, that's for sure! :D

Lucy Goose 06-02-2011 03:55 PM

I hope not! Pure garbage.

rander7823 06-03-2011 01:50 PM

A little double standard?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RailroadJoe (Post 158792)
I still go with the 40's. Frank, Dean, the Andrew Sisters and all that great band music. Guy Lumbardo, Glenn Miller, plus too many to list. Guess those days are gone forever.

Now we have rap.

Wasn't Frank associated with organized crime and if I am not mistaken Dean was a falling down drunk. well at least he had a drink in his hand all the time when he performed.
BTW I do like Bing Crosby and Bob Hope

eillac@dow 06-03-2011 02:17 PM

I can understand if you feel my post was an attack. It was very strong. But is is certainly not something I would ONLY say on a forum, where nobody knows me. I have said it before in a conversation with other people.

I may have heard the same interview she gave....it was a while ago, before I really knew anything about her. She spoke so nicely about her parents and the support she gets from them. I was impressed. Now, it is just seeing some of her stuff, that I consider to be "over the top" and it IMO is not necessary.

:):):)

ishoot308 06-03-2011 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by rander7823 (Post 159001)
Wasn't Frank associated with organized crime and if I am not mistaken Dean was a falling down drunk. well at least he had a drink in his hand all the time when he performed.
BTW I do like Bing Crosby and Bob Hope

Sinatra was never found to be associated with organized crime and anyone who is familiar with Dean Martin know that his drunk act was part of his gimmick, kinda like saying Red Skelton was really a Hobo!

To even talk about or compare lady GAGA in the same sentence as Sinatra and Martin is a travesty in my opinion. Frank and Deano are irreplaceable icons in the entertainment, and music industry. They were and still are larger than life! Lady GaGa will be long forgotten when they are still playing New York New York, Summerwind, Everybody loves Somebody, Mambo italiano, etc, etc.

Long live the Chairman and Deano!!

rander7823 06-05-2011 08:45 PM

ICON yes Saints no
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ishoot308 (Post 159004)
Sinatra was never found to be associated with organized crime and anyone who is familiar with Dean Martin know that his drunk act was part of his gimmick, kinda like saying Red Skelton was really a Hobo!

To even talk about or compare lady GAGA in the same sentence as Sinatra and Martin is a travesty in my opinion. Frank and Deano are irreplaceable icons in the entertainment, and music industry. They were and still are larger than life! Lady GaGa will be long forgotten when they are still playing New York New York, Summerwind, Everybody loves Somebody, Mambo italiano, etc, etc.

Long live the Chairman and Deano!!

First let me say I agree with you on all of your points. Frank and Dean are irreplaceable icons. I even alluded to Dean's drunkenness being an act. I also agree about Gaga's longevity and let me add that she is one of the biggest copycats ever. Can anyone say Madonna???
RailroadJoe actually started the comparison, the only point I was trying to make was that I can't see anyone in the entertainment industry that doesn't have skeletons in their closet.
While he was never proven to have ties there were enough situations that his name was involved in to write a few books. Just Google Frank Sinatra Organized Crime..and yes I know everything you read on the internet is not true

RailroadJoe 06-06-2011 04:56 AM

Although this is about Lady Gaga, I did bring Frank and Dean into the conversation. Just remember, even our great JFK was linked to the mob. Who really cares on the one issue when we try to measure the total of the person.

Lets get back to Gaga and her money.

tis 06-06-2011 06:07 AM

I saw her on 60 Minutes last night and have to say I like her a little better now.

Lucky1 06-07-2011 03:35 PM

Skeletons in the closet?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rander7823 (Post 159192)
First let me say I agree with you on all of your points. Frank and Dean are irreplaceable icons. I even alluded to Dean's drunkenness being an act. I also agree about Gaga's longevity and let me add that she is one of the biggest copycats ever. Can anyone say Madonna???
RailroadJoe actually started the comparison, the only point I was trying to make was that I can't see anyone in the entertainment industry that doesn't have skeletons in their closet.
While he was never proven to have ties there were enough situations that his name was involved in to write a few books. Just Google Frank Sinatra Organized Crime..and yes I know everything you read on the internet is not true

If we are lucky enough to have had closets in our lives, most of us probably have left behind a few skeletons?

lake4life 06-13-2011 11:33 AM

I like GaGa, but it's no secret that she 'draws inspiration' (read: copies) others. Irish singer Roisin Murphy, from the electronic duo Moloko is probably the most notable.

http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ko...0o1_r1_500.jpg

Lucky1 06-13-2011 01:10 PM

I do not know Lady Gaga
 
So have no horse in this race (How about that Belmont Horse....that is a horse I would like to have had though Animal Kingdom may have won the race but for that incident at the start.) So I am sticking to something in my brain that remembered, "Imitation is the purest form of flattery???" I am not in any danger as I cannot carry a tune!!! LOL


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