Lady Gaga Gay experience

One million people at the Circo Massimo for Lady Gaga took the stage shortly after 21.
Black Glasses and in long dress with  black squares, she began this way: 
"The first time I started this journey in art and music, I was a simple Italian-American, Stefani  Joanne Angelina Germanotta.
As I approached you with music and art and fashion, the celebration of our individuality, it became clear to me that my mission was to become part of this LGBT community. 

Today and in fact every day, we fight for freedom and justice. Also requests full. "
After the scream: "I am angry as you. We need to show our anger and our pain and defend love. " Watch the video here on YouTube of "The Fact" with the speech, here the songs played on the piano posted on her official website.

In defense of love

"In my country I use the Internet to search for this social justice. Me like you, I want to be part of democracy and have a say in this fight. We want to be involved in this change.
Now we talk about Europride. Raise your hands, I want to see you all. 

This is not just a festival, but we are here today to defend love. I want to thank you all. Hello Rome! I woke up this morning in my hotel in this beautiful city and I immediately started to feel the excitement, thank you, thank you so much for having allowed my music can come between you. I am proud to be here. Thanks to all those who fight for the community.

Thank you, we need leaders, "said Gaga.
Some witness declared that after the performance, Lady Gaga remains on he backstage for a few of minutes and discussed about her first gay experience together with a representative of Lgbt from all European countries.
She sent a special kiss to the special one

Lady Gaga kindly shared her first gay experience reminding of her fears and scares approaching the special love, in front of the common sense of love.

Lady Gaga in Rome for omo rights: "Che Culo" !

"Che Culo" (Holy ass!)
That was the first impression by Lady Gaga in Rome, for Europride, and we could not expect one more outrageous approach.
That's style.


The Gaga of Pop could not miss this mega-event, where the aesthetic wall, between the Disco Lady and her fans, will be completely demolished in the name of gender equality and tastes.
 Nor could miss an appointment so greedy to rely on more than half a million potential customers, ready to pay any amount just to have a witness, also downloaded, for that epoch-making event.
 In our house we have 100% integration and full respect in regard to any gender furthermore It is not for us to judge your privacy.

By the way our clue is about style and trend,like this disputing about the look, the super-Gaga is not known for her sober attitudes.
 However, we suffered the commercial evolution of Miss Gaga.
We saw her power growing up while she plays all the  pop stars before her have trod a stage in the name of transgression or pop rock (super plagiarized from Madonna to Marilyn Manson)  in any trash and kitsch key. Nowadays, we would like to suggest the next Gaga look.
 We suggest a very simple  housewife dress, to wear proud of her work.

 An apron with a picture of a pig on her chest, a shirt and a skirt purchased at a local market, and "eau of fried" essence to complete the whole (how often do we listen to this perfume, while our beautiful half welcomes us back to home?).
 While waiting for her husband returned from work in banking (of course in her bank), and the children from school (some ghetto, of course).
 You got to fight for your rights ... to Party!

Giorgio Armani and the God new clothes

Pantelleria, the Sicilian volcanic island that is closer to Tunisia than it is to Italy, has a new church and the bishop of the diocese has new vestments, courtesy of Giorgio Armani. The Milan-based designer has had a vacation house on Pantelleria for close to 40 years and obliged Monsignor Domenico Mogavero’s request for the design and donation of vestments.

In response to critics questioning the luxurious nature of Armani vestments, Bishop Mogavero said, “It isn’t a question of worldliness, but a way of involving a creator of fashion, who loves Pantelleria, and it’s a way of valuing his originality and sense of beauty in the service of mass, and therefore of God.”

Bishop Mogavero presides over the diocese of Mazara del Vallo, a port city of Sicily connected to Pantelleria by ferry. Last week the bishop officiated at the blessing of the Pantelleria church’s new forecourt and wore one of the four sets of vestments designed by Armani. Ensembles were created in each of the liturgically important colors of white, red, green, and violet.

Because of the relevance of the sea to the diocese, the vestments are embroidered with sea life such starfish, scallops and seaweed. What will most interest readers of Olive Oil Times, however, are the olives on the mitre. The sprays of olive branches with fruit are embroidered in golden thread. One spray stands vertically at the center of the mitre and two others are placed horizontally at the band of the headpiece.

Olive trees and olive oil are highly significant in Catholicism. The name Christ comes from Greek word meaning anoint, and the oil used in church services is known as chrism. It is a mixture of olive oil and scent, usually balsam. The olive oil mixture is used from the sacrament of Baptism to the final sacrament of Extreme Unction. Church bishops on Holy Thursday, a day in Lent, consecrate chrism, and this makes the Armani mitre iconography especially fitting.

Pantelleria is a wind swept island and the olives, mostly the biancolilla cultivar, are bent low from the constant pounding of the wind. Biancolilla refers to the color–white purple. The olive oil is mostly extracted in September and tastes of tomato and artichoke. Pantelleria olive growers formed a cooperative in 2006, the Consorzio olivicoltori di Pantelleria. Their site says that a classic biancolilla olive tree is not over a meter in height, but can “crawl” outward an amazing 100 meters. The wind is most injurious in the spring when the trees flower and attempt to set fruit. Unsurprisingly, the cultivar is known as a good pollinator.

Giorgio Armani uses olives in the men’s scent called Armani Code Summer. In addition to olive leaves, it’s made with bergamot, grapefruit, lemon, neroli, rose, tarragon, cedar, amber and other ingredients. Sicily is famous for its citrus, and just maybe the inspiration for the scent came from Armani’s summerhouse in Pantelleria.

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