Eccentric pop superstar Lady Gaga is apparently extremely upset after finding out that there were plans to make a biopic about her life – as the details of her ‘story’ will make people see her as weak and insecure rather than a strong woman.
A report in Life & Style magazine says that there are plans to make the film, which will apparently be titled ‘Fame Monster: The Lady Gaga Story’, that will detail Gaga’s upbringing and her rise to fame, which is a story that barely any will have truly heard or read before. But, Gaga is apparently livid at the idea – and has been ‘cringing at the thought of her life being exposed on television’.
A source, who said that Gaga is totally against the film going into production, has told NME: “She's furious, she's cringing at the thought of her life being exposed on television. Gaga doesn't want it getting out because it will portray her as insecure and needy. [She] wants to be seen as powerful and strong.”
The rights for the film were originally acquired by Lifetime, a US television network, but are being ‘offered elsewhere’. The film was also said to be written by Norman Snider, who most recently wrote ‘Casino Jack’, which starred Kevin Spacey.< br />Lady Gaga is currently preparing herself for her forthcoming Born This Way Ball world tour, for which she’s already announced Australian, New Zealand, and Asian dates. Gaga’s expected to announce some UK dates in the coming couple of weeks – so stay glued to Stereoboard to find out when Gaga’s coming to a venue near you. If you want to check the currently confirmed dates, see below.
April 27th - Seoul, South Korea, Olympic Stadium
May 2nd - Hong Kong, China, Asia World Arena
May 3rd – Hong Kong, China, Asia World Arena
May 10th - Tokyo, Japan, Saitama Super Arena
May 28th - Singapore, Indoor Stadium
June 2nd – Jakarta, Indonesia, Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
June 7th - Aukland, NZ, Vector Arena
June 8th - Aukland, NZ, Vector Arena
June 13th - Brisbane, AUS, Brisbane Entertainment Centre
June 14th - Brisbane, AUS, Brisbane Entertainment Centre
June 20th - Sydney, AUS, Allphones Arena
June 21st - Sydney, AUS, Allphones Arena
June 23rd - Sydney, AUS, Allphones Arena
June 27th - Melbourne, AUS, Rod Laver Arena
June 28th - Melbourne, AUS, Rod Laver Arena
June 30th - Melbourne, AUS, Rod Laver Arena
July 7th - Perth, AUS, Burswood Dome
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