From Kermit the Frog to police caution tape, Lady Gaga has taken fashion cues from an unlikely array of sources. But the most surprising of all: Larry King.
The pop phenomenon threw her fans for yet another loop Tuesday when she appeared on "Larry King Live" in an outfit that could have been ripped from the veteran interviewer's closet, suspenders and all. Mimicking his signature hunched-over pose, Gaga looked like a vampy, drag incarnation of King, but it wasn't just her freakish look that got people talking.
Once again, the pint-sized pop culture phenom stirred the pot of truths and lies about who she really is.
Lady Gaga's got health problems: REALITY.
Gaga revealed to King that she tested "borderline positive" for lupus, the connective-tissue disease. A few weeks ago, she had told the Times of London that despite occasional "heart palpitations and ... things," she was perfectly fine.
"Lupus is in my family and it is genetic," Gaga said. Her aunt died of lupus in 1976. "The truth is, I don't show any signs, any symptoms of lupus. But I have tested borderline positive for the disease. So, as of right now, I do not have it, but I have to take good care of myself."
But Gaga doesn't exactly abide by the dictionary definition of healthy living. She told the Times of London that she indulges in "a single cigarette -- with whiskey -- while I'm working, because it just frees my mind a little bit."
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