Lady Gaga said she first saw the Born This Way Ball Tour stage on Tuesday (March 6) when she posted about it on Twitter, which happened today (Wednesday, March 7). “I got the worst goosebumps, and i thought to myself.I have prepared for this moment since I was six, leaving for the talent show while my mother asked me why I had to wear a crop top with my side pony tail, lippystick and little halter I replied ‘PUHHLEAZE mother I’ve been rehearsing FOR WEEKS,” she said.

Lady Gaga, who’s a big fan of online gaming and has even said to play casino online, said that she wants her fans to enjoy the “Born This Way Ball Tour” experience more than they would otherwise have enjoyed the “Monster Ball Tour” citing the experience of playing cards (not uncommon as she wrote and sings herself a song titled “Poker Face”).

This is not the first time the world’s biggest popstar brings her risqué avant-garde fashion-crazy shows to Aussie land and New Zealand. The singer has toured down there in 2010 with her critically-acclaimed Emmy-award winning The Monster Ball Tour, a tour which spawned several weeks at the most-sold DVD charts.

New Zealand and Australia are some of the places Lady Gaga has most fans at. Her latest studio effort, “Born This Way”, has managed to debut atop the albums chart of both countries and has since gone Platinum and 2x Platinum in New Zealand and Australia, respectively.

Lady Gaga has said a few times how big of a fan she is of New Zealand and the singer was also seen around a New Zealand casino back when she visited the country years ago to promote her worldwide tour and take part in a few TV shows.

All in all, the ”Born This Way Ball” is setting the mood to be one of Gaga’s most outrageous, successful and marvelous works to date.

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Popstar Lady GaGa and other celebrities like Usher, Alicia Keys, Ryan Seacrest, Elijah Woods, Serena Williams have sacrificed their digital life to help raise 1 million dollars for “Keep A Child Alive” campaign. Lady GaGa and the other celebrities involved in the campaign won’t have Twitter, Facebook or any other kind of digital life until 1 million dollars are raised in the campaign to “buy their life back.”

You can check all the celebrities taking part in the campaign by Clicking here.

You can donate from anywhere in the world:
United States: Send a SMS text message to 90999 with the text “GAGA” ($10 value)
United Kingdom: Send a SMS text message to 70500 with the text “BUYLIFE” (£5 value)
Worldwide: Donate any amount using your credit card by clicking here.

Lady GaGa is featured on Entertainment Weekly magazine annual “50 Most Powerful Entertainers” list at #2. She’s listed for having sold more than 5 million albums and 24 million singles in the United States in the period ranging from her debut to now as well as her $100 million dollar grossed tour. This issue is already on Americans newsstands.

All hail the new queen of pop. Part singer and part performance artist, Lady Gaga (née Stefanie Germanotta) has single-handedly reinvigorated pop music and pop culture. Her songs are like brain candy (sticky and addictive), her performances and fashion style are a spectacle. Her first album, The Fame, debuted in 2008, scoring two No. 1 hits with Just Dance and Poker Face. Her latest, The Fame Monster, has now put her on par with Beyoncé, Rhianna, and Mariah Carey for the most No. 1 Billboard hits (six) by a female artist. Her Monster’s Ball world tour is poised to gross $200 million by the time it ends in April 2011. But it’s not all pop and glamour for Gaga. She is vocal supporter of gay rights and the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell.”

You can see the full list here.

Lady GaGa is going to lead a rally in support to the movement she started to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” in Maine Today (September 20), where two senators could provide key votes when the Senate takes up this issue on Tuesday.

UPDATE: The event started at 4 P.M. ET and Lady GaGa had a speech.

Lady GaGa has made an YouTuBe playlist with some of the videos fans sent her regarding her movement to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” law. Check it out here.