You do know Mother Monster only writes songs that are weird right? Or else she wouldn’t be called Mother Monster for no reasons.

She is all over the news again the past 2 days. Just a week after “Born This Way” hit the stores, Lady Gaga released her new hit – Hair on iTunes 2 nights ago. Mother Monster said it is one of her favourite songs on the album. She claims this song goes on an “interesting” path because she placed saxophone on this really huge electronic record. Her songs nevertheless does not always hit me anyways, she’s starting to really be more and more Monstrous and I actually have to say I love Justin Bieber a little bit more these days. On the other news, Mother Monster Gaga acts as a mother womb instead of the fetus in her performance at the Grammy’s this year. She indeed was on of the headlines for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend. And the usual sadistic Lady Gaga, she was carried by her dancers in a coffin. She never fails to surprise people on the things she does on her shows. I don’t know if I should laugh or cry. We’ve got meat dresses, eggs and fetus, now baby and what’s more? She’s really dying for the attention..  

Justin Bieber has won another major A-list fan. Britney Spears is the latest celebrity that thinks that the Canadian singer is “adorable”. The pop princess could relate to the teenage boy wonder, seeing how they had similar heads start in the showbiz. “I just saw his movie (Justin Bieber: Never Say Never), and I really didn’t realize how big he was. He’s enormous; he’s just Mr. Man. A lot of the movie is really similar to what I did when I was starting out. I did a promo tour for a year, going into radio stations and all that. It was so cool to see our similarities," she said. Source: PopEater Published May 17 2011

I thought this was pretty hot news for people who used to say Johnny Depp is hot. A genealogist has revealed that Johnny Depp is related to Queen Elizabeth II. According to the Sunday Mirror, the American actor, who plays Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, is the Queen’s cousin 20 times removed. "You have to go back more than 500 years to reach the point where his ancestors become royal," said Dr Nick Barratt, who carried out the research. Source: www.mirror.co.uk
Published May 17 2011 So 500 years is the timeline? So, how about talking about me being related to you? If you’re talking about 500 years, we’re probably all related to one another.

A US$700 (RM2,030) blood test that tells someone’s biological age will go on sale in Britain later this year, reports the Independent. The test will be able to offer the possibility of estimating how long the person has left to live by measuring telomeres on the tip of their chromosomes, the most important and accurate indicators of how rapidly someone is aging. However, critics worry that it can be misused by some companies that try to sell unproven anti-aging remedies. Insurance companies might also take interest in the result of the test to decide what kind of medical coverage they will offer. However, the test could provide insights into a range of age-related disorders, from cardiovascular disease to Alzheimer’s and cancer. The inventor of the test said that the fact that short telomeres can cause a shorter lifespan is already known. “What’s new about this test is that it is very precise. We can detect a very small differences in telomere length and it is a very simple and fast technique where many samples can be analyzed at the same time. Most importantly, we are able to determine the presence of dangerous telomeres — those that are very short,” said Maria Blasco of the Spanish National Cancer Research Center. Telomere research is also an exciting area in biomedical science and three scientists who received the Nobel Prize last year are pioneers in the field. “It will be useful for you to know your biological age and maybe to change your lifestyle habits if you find you have short telomeres,” said a former post-doctoral student of the Nobel Prize winner Carol Greider of Harvard Medical School. Source: The Korea Herald/ANN
Published May 17 2011 So, here’s how far technology actually went. I was really really intrigued when I read this piece of news. Do you really wanna know how long you are gonna live? This “gadget”, so to say is apparently gonna be released for sale. So, the question remains the same: Do you really wanna know how long you are gonna live? Maybe not, for my self.