LADY GAGA ON JUNE 2011 ISSUE OF "ROLLING STONE"

Lady Gaga on June 2011 issue of Rolling Stone

After giving Born this Way a stellar four-star review, Rolling Stone Magazine features Lady Gaga on the Cover of their June issue. The Interview has yet to surface but in the meantime, what do you think of this return of her Hair Bow sorta?  This actually is a bit more subdued than some of her crazier recent looks.  Gone are the Facial Horns and Facial Illustrations.

Read Robert Sheffield's review of Born this Way here.

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ADELE COVERS "ROLLING STONE"

Adele on May 2011 issue of Rolling Stone

Finally, Adele lands a Rolling Stone Cover, overdue considering Snooki of all people beat her to the punch. The British Soul Siren chats with contributing Editor Touré about everything from Stage Fright to her estranged Father in the upcoming May issue. Although you’d never know it from watching her perform live, Adele admits: “I’m scared of audiences”.

A bona fide crossover success now in North America having topped both the U.S. and Canada Billboard Album Charts, Adele’s upcoming Toronto Concert originally slated for May 18, 2011 at a club venue in Kool Haus, has been upgraded to Air Canada Centre after a bit of shuffling. And that’s about as big as it gets in the City.

Adele also discusses her body image in the Interview, admitting that even if she were to have a fantastic body that she wouldn’t flaunt it. She confesses, “I love seeing Lady Gaga's boobs and bum… I love seeing Katy Perry's boobs and bum. Love it. But that's not what my music is about. I don't make music for eyes. I make music for ears.". Whatever she’s doing, it’s working. Congrats, Adele!

LEONARDO DICAPRIO ON AUGUST ISSUE OF ROLLING STONE

Leonardo DiCaprio is undisputedly at the head of the pack when it comes to this generation of Leading Men in Hollywood. And if you asked me in High School when I saw him on Growing Pains, whether or not I could ever have seen his longevity and success, I'd likely have raised an eyebrow at you.

DiCaprio sits down with Rolling Stone Magazine on their August issue and gets personal on matters of fame, relationships and reflects on his own career.

And yes, you're totally welcome for that photo. Anytime!  xx

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LADY GAGA TALKS MICHAEL JACKSON AND NEW ALBUM ON ROLLING STONE

Lady Gaga graces the cover of this month's Rolling Stone Magazine and gets personal discussing everything from Lupus running in her family, her father, her new album and the importance of sex on her scale of priorities right now.

She models her fame after Michael Jackson in leaving us with a sense of mystery, stating "Michael got burned, and he lifted that glittered glove so damn high so his fans could see him, because he was in the art of show business. That's what we do. I don't even drink water onstage in front of anybody, because I want them to focus on the fantasy of the music."

On her new album, which she will announce the title to on New Year's Eve, "I have been for three years baking cakes — and now I'm going to bake a cake that has a bitter jelly. The message of the new music is now more bitter than it was before. Because the sweeter the cake, the more bitter the jelly can be." A darker Gaga, indeed.

JOHN MAYER, PLAYER.... OF GUITARS

John Mayer is the kind of guy you want to have a one night stand with.  As you lie in his bed in post-coital reflection, you get him to break out his guitar and play a song for you.  And then after the song's done, you yawn as soon as he starts talking about himself and you say, "listen I have some...erran...I mean work to do.  Thanks for the fun.  Take care.  All the best."  You exchange hugs and delete his number from your phone right away.  And then you go home and update your Facebook status about it, garnering mixed reactions from your friends of encouragement and disgust; mostly disgust.

In the current issue of Rolling Stone magazine, the singer/songwriter/guitar player (emphasis on the player part) reveals that he is still not over Jennifer Aniston, that he masturbates his problems away, doesn't think his new album Battle Studies is his best work and that he eludes to being a Butt Man.  Interestingly, he reveals that he gets turned down for sex by girls more often than one might think when he goes bar-hopping.  That's class right there.

At least there's some pretty pictures by photographer Mark Seliger to look at.  Whore-ific.