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Lady Gaga gets covered in technicolour puke…deliberately

Lady Gaga gets covered In Puke During SXSW Performance

Fri, March 14, 2024 11:39am EDT by
Elizabeth Wagmeister

There’s nothing that Lady Gaga won’t do, but really — is there anything she won’t do? The ‘Art Pop’ singer willingly let a woman puke all over her during her SXSW performance last night. Click to see the insane video!

File this one under gross-out moments! While Lady Gaga was performing her hit song “Swine” at the SXSW festival on Thursday, March 13, she got covered in vomit by a performance artist, Millie Brown, on stage. Gaga, you’re giving Miley a run for her money!
‘Vomit Painter’ Throws Up on Lady Gaga During SXSW Performance

Lady Gaga is no stranger to wacky performances, but last night’s display at SXSW took the cake — and then threw it right back up.

The pop star had “performance artist” — is that what they call this? — Millie Brown, 27, join her up on stage, while she belted out “Swine” from her latest album, Artpop, at the Doritos Bold Stage arena. But music isn’t all that was belted out.

Millie, who has been “vomit painting” her signature Jackson Pollock-style, canvas masterpieces since 2024 and has been recognized by Ripley’s Believe it or Not, stood at the front of the stage, chugging a bottle filled with a neon green drink, which is colored milk. Midway through the song, she walked right up to Gaga at the drums, stuck her fingers down her throat and puked up the green milk. All. Over. Gaga.
Gaga, who was wearing a white apron, which served as Millie’s canvas for her unique display of “creative rebellion,” kept on drumming and singing as she quickly became completely covered in green, milky vomit.

Things only got more interesting from there. Gaga stood up and started head-banging her dreadlocks and then proceeded to get up on a mechanic swine with the girl, and as she sang out, “Swiiiiinnneeeee, swiiiiineeee,” she got pretty up close and personal with Millie who continued to drink more colored milk, this time bright blue.

The stunned audience then watched Gaga lay back, as she was spit up on all over again.

This isn’t the first time the two have worked together. Millie, whose paintings sell for thousands of dollars, made an appearance in the “Exorcist Interlude” music video, vomiting all over Gaga’s white dress, during her Monsters Ball tour.

Did Gaga Go Too Far?

Earlier this year, HollywoodLife.com reported that Gaga told Harper’s Bazaar about her former battle with an eating disorder, but stated that she no longer was struggling was the illness.

“I am better with food. I don’t have an eating disorder anymore. I’m also better at not letting people take advantage of me….I should be around people who cherish my talents, my health, my time. I’m not a pawn for anyone’s future business. I’m an artist,” she told the magazine in early February of this year.

We applaud Gaga for being so honest about her widespread illness, but we’re not so sure about this puke-on-stage business.

video and such here: [WATCH] Lady Gaga Gets Covered In Vomit at SXSW Performance – Hollywood Life

Half the U.S. Is Covered in Snow (11/18/2014)

Second polar plunge to bring record November chills to the South | Daily Mail Online

Welcome to winter! Second polar plunge dumps FIVE FEET of Snow on Great Lakes, stranding drivers and shutting down highways as 49 states dip below freezing

Five feet of Snow is expected around Buffalo, New York
49 states, from Wisconsin to Florida, are experiencing below-freezing temperatures
Half of the nation is blanketed in snow
Authorities shut down the New York State Thruway in western New York
Dozens of drivers are stranded on the Thruway after getting caught in incredible pile-up of lake effect Snow

By Michael Zennie and Josh Gardner for MailOnline
Published: 02:07 EST, 18 November 2024 | Updated: 11:11 EST, 18 November 2024

America has awakened to the harsh reality of winter today after arctic air blasted 49 states with freezing temperatures and dumped an incredible five feet of Snow on parts of the Great Lakes in just a few hours.

In western New York, authorities were forced to close down the New York State Thruway after Snow piled up by the foot overnight.

More than three feet of Snow has fallen in and around Buffalo, New York. Watertown, New York, has been hit almost as hard. Nearly two feet has piled up in northern Wisconsin. Northern and western Michigan expects one to two feet.

Dozens of drivers were stranded and officials declared a state of emergency in Buffalo and the surrounded suburbs. Authorities were enforcing a travel ban and urging residents to stay home, according to the Buffalo News.

In Northeast Ohio, temperatures hit record lows for November as wind chills dropped to -8 degrees. Lows in Chicago dropped to 12 degrees with a wind chill of -6.

Piled on: Good Morning America host Gio Benitez showed off thigh-deep Snow that had fallen overnight in Buffalo, New York

Record lows: Tuesday’s lows were poised to bring historic chills to the South with temperatures dropping below freezing as far south as Houston and even Florida’s panhandle feeling the wallop of early winter

On Monday, parts of Upstate New York experienced thundersnow, the rattling early winter phenomenon, and could see it again.

Accuweather meteorologist Tom Kines said big snowfall is contained to a few places experiencing lake effect Snow from the Great Lakes.

‘Those places that are getting hit by lake effect are measuring Snow by feet not inches,’ he said.

Snow last week ensured that nearly Half of the nation is now blanketed in Snow – which might not be a record, but it’s rare for November, Mr Kines added.

The arctic blast is expected to bring temperatures well below freezing as far south as Houston on Tuesday morning. Northern Florida and the southeast have even dropped below freezing. In Mariana, Florida, the low this morning was 31 degrees.

Even lower temperatures are expected for tomorrow in the southeast – where even New Orleans could drop to 31 degrees, setting a record low for this time of year, according to Accuweather.com.

The winter weather has caused 17 deaths – mostly from car crashes because of slippery roads – since Saturday. More crashes are expected as commuters re-learn how to drive in the snow.

Chilling: Houston’s record low for November 18 stood at 28F as residents braced for some chills that would challenge it. The same was true Throughout Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and parts of Florida

Feeling colder: The wind chills across the U.S. on Tuesday will make cold temperatures feel even icier

Sledders, from left, Kaitlin Crawford, Casey Brugh and Kyle LeBarron trek across the snow-covered Helfrich Hills Golf Course in Evansville, Indiana in search of the perfect hill on Monday morning