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After becoming an unintentional viral video star, Serene Branson is speaking out about the migraine that led her to fumble her words live on the air -- and how she feels about the video seen 'round the world. Thursday night, Branson was on her home station, the Los Angeles CBS affiliate, to talk about the nightmare she went through. Watch a segment of the interview: You can view the entire interview here. Branson also appeared on CBS's "The Early Show" this morning. Though the original clip of her struggle to do a seemingly routine live shot went viral almost immediately, Branson says ...
It's a gathering of the Gagas. Lovers and imitators of pop star Lady Gaga got together in Los Angeles on Sunday, setting a Guinness World Record for the largest congregation of Lady Gaga impersonators. Some 121 fans of the "Poker Face" singer assembled outside the Grammy Awards dressed in a number of unique outfits that have inspired a "Bad Romance" between Gaga and fashion critics. Thankfully for these Gagas, plenty of "Paparazzi" were on hand to document them setting a new world record. ...
R&B singer El DeBarge has canceled his upcoming tour and checked himself into rehab, saying that "it is necessary for me to take the time to work on me." In 2008, DeBarge was sentenced to two years in jail after he was allegedly caught with crack cocaine. A court ruled that he was in violation of his probation from previous drug charges. Given his encounters with the law, the titular single from his 2010 comeback album, "Second Chance," would seem apt. The song was also recently nominated for two Grammys. Surge Desk takes a look back at DeBarge's long musical career. 1. "Rhythm of the ...
What really happened to Serene Branson? We still don't know. The CBS Los Angeles reporter's garbled speech in a post-Grammys broadcast left viewers wondering if she'd suffered a stroke. However, according to a statement released by CBS2, Branson was examined by paramedics on the scene, and her vital signs were normal. Now Branson is reportedly "feeling better" and has seen her own doctor for medical testing. The station has not released any further details about the nature of these tests or their results, and Branson has not yet returned to work. Watch Branson's strange on-air ...
From shocking award choices to a bizarre on-air gaffe, Sunday night's 53rd annual Grammy Awards provided no shortage of memorable moments for fans. Here is a quick list of them, courtesy of Surge Desk. 1. Serene Branson gone viral CBS 2 News reporter Serene Branson left viewers perplexed when she inexplicably began stumbling over her words during a pre-show segment. While Branson's gaffe initially seemed like just a goofy slip-up, Britain's Telegraph now says she was reportedly taken to a hospital for tests concerning the possibility she suffered a stroke. 2. Introducing Esperanza ...
Justin Bieber's fans are not happy. At the Grammys Sunday night, their idol lost out on the Best New Artist statue. Instead, the award went to the relatively unknown Esperanza Spalding. The Bieb's rabid fan base reacted quickly, immediately vandalizing Spalding's Wikipedia page. Who says young girls aren't interested in technology? Surge Desk admits that we weren't terribly familiar with Spalding, either. So here are the basics we've gathered. 1. Not entirely a new artist Spalding is a jazz singer, bassist and composer. Her debut solo album, 2008's "Esperanza," spent more than a year on ...
Lady Gaga has arrived at the 2011 Grammys inside an egg. No doubt hyping her upcoming first performance of 'Born This Way,' the singer was carried down the red carpet by a handful of her Little Monsters entourage. ...
It's a crazy, mixed-up world. Following what has become a Grammy Awards tradition, the show's producers announced this year's mashups in which artists spanning different genres and generations will share the stage for one-of-a-kind performances. While the collaborations can sometimes result in inspired moments, as was the case when Lady Gaga and Elton John teamed up at the 2010 Grammys, just as often they disappoint (see the show's cringe-worthy all-star tribute to Sly Stone). This year, the mashups include some fairly intuitive pairings: Dr. Dre will reunite with Eminem, and Bob Dylan will ...
Besides walking around pants-less, winning a bunch of Grammys and selling out stadium concerts, Lady Gaga has also been keeping herself busy as the creative director of Polaroid over the past year. And today, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Gaga also played the pitchwoman, taking to the stage to unveil a pair of sunglasses that do more than just block out "Paparazzi." "This is the first-ever pair of sunglasses that can be worn out to protect your eyes from the sun and they can also take pictures [and video]," Gaga said. What else can you expect from the Gaga-inspired Polaroid ...
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