Mediatraffic has released the year-end songs & albums charts. Mediabase compiles album sales and songs sales/airplay worldwide to deliver the most popular songs in the world in the best-selling albums in a world level. “The Fame” ends the year as the 2nd. best-selling album worldwide, with a total of 5,8 million copies sold behind Susan Boyle’s “I Dreamed A Dream” that sold 6,2 million copies (in only 1 month of 2009). Black Eyed Peas’ “The E.N.D.”, Taylor Swift “Fearless” and Michael Jackson’s “Thriller Celebrative Edition” ended up as #3, #4 and #5 respectively.

On the worldwide songs chart, “Poker Face” became the #1 song of the year, with an acumulative of 9,13 million points (these points are from sales, digital and physical, and airplay worldwide), while “Just Dance” appears at #5 with 4,9 million points, GaGa has also other 3 songs in the chart: “Paparazzi”, “Bad Romance” and “LoveGame” at #12, #27 and #37 respectively. Black Eyed Peas’ “I Gotta Feeling” and “Boom Boom Pow” and Flo Rida’s “Right Round” charted at #2, #3 and #4 respectively on the year-end songs chart.

Check here the Top 40 songs worldwide 2009 chart and here for the Top 40 worldwide best selling albums of 2009.

Added pictures from Lady GaGa at her Monster Ball Tour show in Los Angeles on December 22 2009. The same day she received a plaque for The Fame 8 million copies sold shipped worldwide!

As you celebrate Christmas, may you experience true love and hapiness. Christmas is the time to give and to share. Jesus is the reason for the season and he is the epitome of true love.

Merry Christmas from LadyGaGaOnline.net staff!

Lady GaGa posted a Merry Christmas message on her Twitter to us (follow her @ladygaga):

Merry christmas, Ill love you + make music 4ever, never give up on ure dreams. Thank u for never giving up on me. ona date w Johhnie walker.

Tonight for xmas, they told me december marks 1 year since the fame was released, and today we are 8 million albums sold. I love u monsters.

Quick Note: The Fame did not sell 8 million copies. Worldwide, it’s currently standing at 5 million copies sold.

Bad Romance (Remixes) EP is out for digital downloads! It’s available on iTunes and Amazon MP3, it includes remixes from “Bad Romance” by Chew Fu, Kaskade, Bimbo Jones and Skrillex! Purchasing from Amazon, you save a few cents than purchasing from iTunes, Bad Romance remixes EP sales count towards Bad Romance digital sales. Click here and buy it now from Amazon.com.

Hollyscoop.com: Lady Gaga never rests! She’s right smack in the middle of her tour, and now she’ll be appearing on yet another television show. According to People, Gaga will be appearing as a guest on Launch My Line.

If you’re not familiar, the show is new to Bravo, and pairs 10 established fashion designers with 10 industry professionals, who work together to bring their vision to life and create a fashion line.

In Gaga’s episode, the contestants will be pitted against each other to see who can design the most outlandish outfit only fit for a superstar like Gaga herself.

Tune in at 10PM January 6th on Bravo to see the episode. The winning professional will be rewarded with his/her own clothing line launched, while his/her partner designer will receive $50,000.

Added some pictures of Lady GaGa performing her “Monster Ball Tour” in Las Vegas (December 17 & 18).

The Monster Ball Tour in Las Vegas – December 18, 2009 x20

The Monster Ball Tour in Las Vegas – December 17, 2009 x17

MTV.com: It’s been a big year for Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus and Britney Spears, but there’s not much question that 2009 was Lady Gaga’s year. New York native Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta began the year as a hot hopeful and will end it as one of the biggest pop stars in the world. And there’s no one who challenged, provoked, entertained and, well, titillated us over the past 12 months quite like she has.

Her debut album, The Fame, was released on October 30, 2008, but MTV News was on the case early, and when we spoke with her four months earlier, her vision was clear even then.

“What has been lost in pop music these days is the combination of the visual and the imagery of the artist, along with the music — and both are just as important,” she said. “When I’m writing music, I’m thinking about the clothes I want to wear onstage. It’s all about everything altogether — performance art, pop performance art, fashion. For me, it’s everything coming together and being a real story that will bring back the super-fan. I want to bring that back. I want the imagery to be so strong that fans will want to eat and taste and lick every part of us.”

And it’s all come true (well, except maybe the licking part): Gaga truly made her mark in 2009 as the most remarkable pop star — and possibly the most memorable fashion figure — to come along in many, many years. She has proven herself to be both a songwriter and musician of unusual talent, — thanks in no small part to her primary producer/co-writer RedOne, whose pumping beats and soaring synthesizers drive many of her best songs — and a media-savvy public figure of equal skill. She’s both a classic pop star and one very much of the moment: Her music is dance-pop in format, but with a pop flair that stretches across many different genres and generations. Her message is provocative but positive, and she’s smart enough to engage her audience (with tweets and constant reminders of how much she loves her “monsters”) and still always keep them guessing.

Gaga’s work shows a sense of performance-art and theater that, these days, is arguably rivaled among major artists only by that of Kanye West, which is why their ultimately cancelled “Fame Kills” co-headlining tour made sense artistically (although many were baffled by it). She makes every public appearance into an event: She “died” a bloody death at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards (after arriving with her “date,” Kermit the Frog), smashed bottles over her piano at the American Music Awards, performed inside a giant gyroscope on “Saturday Night Live” and raised millions of eyebrows with the “alien disco” “American Idol” appearance that introduced her to much of the world. And her brilliant music videos evoke the eras when artists and record labels actually had big budgets to spend on them. “Pokerface” is a striking statement of intent; “Just Dance” brings the viewer into a deliciously decadent house party; and her latest, for “Bad Romance,” features super-futurist sets, semi-nudity, wild costumes and the unforgettable closing image of sparks shooting out of her breasts.

All of that and much more is what made Lady Gaga MTV News’ Woman of the Year for 2009.

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Added a few pictures from the photoshoot Lady GaGa did for The Fame Monster Super Deluxe Art Book. The photos were taken by David LaChapelle.

‘PEOPLE’ NAMES “25 MOST INTRIGUING OF 2009”

TAYLOR SWIFT LANDS COVER OF SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE HIGHLIGHTING

THE BEST (and worst) OF THE YEAR

PEOPLE magazine announced today their “25 Most Intriguing People of 2009,” which hits newsstands this Friday, and Lady Gaga made the list.

From hookups, breakups, weddings and babies to the best in movies, TV shows, music and books, PEOPLE magazine celebrates the biggest pop culture moments of the year – and the decade – in a year-end double issue featuring the “25 Most Intriguing of 2009.”.

A Complete List of PEOPLE’s “25 MOST INTRIGUING OF 2009” Follows: (list not ranked)

Taylor Swift: The Golden Girl
Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie: The Power Pair
Kate Gosselin: The Mother of All Reality Stars
Barack & Michelle Obama: The First Couple
Mo’Nique: The Breakout Star
Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger III: The American Hero
Sandra Bullock: The Hotshot
Oprah Winfrey: The Departing Diva
Susan Boyle: The Surprise Hit
Rihanna: The Resilient Star
Jaycee Dugard: The Survivor
Khloe, Kim, & Kourtney Kardashian: The Sister Act
Britney Spears: The Comeback
Sarah Palin: Rogue Author
The Real Housewives: The Enemies Next Door
Ellen DeGeneres: The New Girl
Neil Patrick Harris: The Host with the Most
Tyler Perry: The Mogul
Michael Jackson’s Children: The Descendants
Lady Gaga: The Shock Star
John Travolta: The Heartbroken Dad
Chaz Bono: The Trailblazer
Robert Pattinson: The Heartthrob
Ryan Reynolds: The Leading Man
Padma Lakshmi: The Mom-To-Be

For more on PEOPLE’s picks for Best Movies, TV Shows, Music and Books of 2009, pick up the December 28th special double issue, on newsstands Friday, December 18th.

CREDIT/SOURCE: People.com