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Paula Deen Hires Olivia Pope To Help With Her PR Scandal!Laurieann Gibson Spills ALL THE TEA About Why She Stopped Working With Lady GaGa: 'I Think Some Artists Lose Their Way'
It's been five years since Laurieann Gibson has worked with Lady GaGa -- it's also been five years since the pop star has released a decent album, according to the choreographer!
The industry vet dropped stopped by Hollywood Unlocked last week and dropped some jewels about why she parted ways with the Born This Way singer during her ascent into superstardom.
Speaking on the details of their falling out for the very first time, Gibson explained things got "sticky" after she wrote and directed Gaga's The Monster Ball -- because that's when the singer took on "the drug of fame."
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But what really led to the downfall of their creative partnership was Gibson's refusal to always say "yes" to other collaborators when she felt it wasn't right.
The creative director started from the beginning, revealing she met GaGa before her Just Dance days right after being fired from Making the Band by Diddy. She remembered:
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why do you want him to recover? he is a great man but he's 94 and it's his time to pass. Americans and their pathological fear of death, it's not "nice" to say you hope he will get better. It's odd. This fear of death breeds a superficial and immature culture. I hope he goes in complete peace.
for God's sake let him die is peace already…
all this life support is torture…pure torture.
not for patient's sake…only for survivors sake.
selfish, pure selfishness of survivors.
Mr. Mandela is a great man he went through a lot in life and made it through with god help, but he is 94 years old and its time to let him go home (heaven) and putting him on life support is doing nothing but to avoiding what is going to happen eventually. I know how the Mandela family feel having losing my Mother (79) in March. My Mom's wish to us was that towards the end do not put her on life support, as she believed that just as everybody is born into this world everybody is eventually going to die, She told us that she lived a full and happy life and that she was lucky to have been living for 79 years in generally good health until she got sick. So when my Mother eventually went home it was peaceful and the way she wanted to go. I not saying that it is easy because it is not we all miss her, but we let her because it was her time to go.
Re: ILOVEMOM – I agree with you 100%. He is 94 years old, and his family is just avoided and dragging out the inevitible. Let him go in peace!
I can see sometimes how it may be hard for family to let a loved one go or make a choice on thier life based on what's better for them, but we have to do what's best for the person so they are in peace.
Sorry to hear about your mother ILOVEMOM…she knows how much you miss and love her.
Re: ILOVEMOM – So sorry to hear about the loss of your mother, hope you can find peace.
I had to take my beloved husband and soul mate of 32 years off life support, the hardest decision I ever had to make.
Re: Elizabeth – It's African tradition that you keep the dying until they say to let them leave, that they are done or that a doctor says it's time (which doesn't happen all that time) or he just gives out and dies. This tradition shows respect to the man. And yes, he's quite old but he's an amazing man and he's done a lot for South Africa and the world, that's why it's hard for us to let go. If a spokesman tells the public that he's in pain, then we need to learn to let him go. They say he's coming to an end and when that day comes it will be one of the most painful, however, we have to celebrate his life and all the good he's done for South Africa and the world. We love you, Madiba!