The ultimate camera whores have added another position to their random resume of doing absolutely nothing which includes being reality television personalities and creators of amazing fashion line Heidiwood (extreme sarcasm here). Now the couple can officially call themselves authors with their new book “How to be Famous: Our Guide to Looking the Part, Playing the Press and Becoming a Tabloid Fixture”. Although I hate the idea of these two as authors, I’ll admit this is one topic where they actually have some experience. So if you’re looking for tips about how “Play the Villain” or “Play the Bombshell” this book is for you. Or, you could just google their names and see them parading around in bunny ears, Micky Mouse hats, and holding American flags – all things that they have done and are sure to get you some unnecessary attention.

SOURCE: WWD

“Gaga called me and said she wanted to be in a wheel chair. She wanted me to design it and not the prop department. I took it upon myself to drive to East L.A. and exchange the wheels for some low rider ones. I ordered some Gucci fabric and handed it over to my genius friend/designer Michael Schmidt so he could embellish it with Swarovski crystals. Originally, we made a metal logo that read “Gaga” on the wheels, but she disliked the font and we ended up exchanging it for the Chanel logo.” B Akerlund on Gaga’s vehicle of choice for her Paparazzi Video.

A Chanel Wheelchair with Swarovski crystals?!? Cripple me now!!!

SOURCE: B. Akerlund [Anthem Magazine]

A crippled Lady Gaga stars in this high fashion video for her latest hit single, Paparazzi.

Lady Gaga “Paparazzi” from SocialiteBeauty on Vimeo.

I don’t know Lady Gaga, I don’t know how I feel about this.  This is an odd mix between a mugshot and a paparazzi photo, and I’m guessing she’s trying to go more down the road of mugshot with those mascara tears. The dress is pretty cool, in typical Gaga style, but the messy hair and weird trying-to-be-sexy pose isn’t for me.

SOURCE: livejournal