TAICHUNG - A CITY in Taiwan declared on Sunday
'Lady Gaga Day' as the pop diva's first visit to the island sparked
a frenzy among dedicated fans and local media.
Lady Gaga, sporting a black and white wig, red trousers and a
red dress with leopard-print sleeves, was given a key to Taichung
city by the mayor at a ceremony attended by hundreds of
enthusiastic supporters.
'On behalf of Taichung, I now declare today 'Lady Gaga
Day'...which also belongs to all of her fans,' mayor Jason Hu
said.
Earlier in the day, hundreds of her fans - known as 'Little
Monsters' - defied summer heat to parade on the street dressed in
costumes and wigs.
One man wore a raw pig's head, the TVBS cable news network
reported, in apparent homage to an outfit made of raw meat that
Lady Gaga wore to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards.
'My father is a butcher. I try to link Lady Gaga's creativity
with my family's business,' he said. --
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