MTV.com – It seems like a match made in pop-music heaven: Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper. The two flashy blondes aren’t collaborating musically, however: They’re appearing together in MAC’s new Viva Glam campaign and lending their names to new lipsticks that benefit the MAC AIDS fund.

The Viva Glam Cyndi and Viva Glam Gaga lipsticks will be available on March 18 and will retail for $14. This Wednesday both Gaga and Lauper will appear on “Good Morning America” and the “Today” show to promote the lipstick and the cause, according to MusicFascination.com.

The ladies also look appropriately glamorous in “From Our Lips” ads, which were shot by Ellen Von Unwerth and are set to appear in magazines later this month, Idolator.com reported. As Gaga and Lauper pose like adorable retro pinup girls, one ad reads, “You know you’ve got a sexy voice. Use it! Let’s talk about how to keep your love life safer, seductive and satisfying. Just between us girls!”

Gaga and Lauper join a list of famous singers who have worked on the Viva Glam campaign. Fergie, Christina Aguilera, Eve, Mary J. Blige and Lil’ Kim have all helped sell the lipstick line, which MAC started in 1994, donating every dollar of its sales to help men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS.

Kelis sat down for an interview where she talked about her upcoming album and she had some kind words to say about Lady GaGa. Read what she said below:

“She’s a youngin’. I appreciate it. It’s interesting actually. I appreciate her visually. I really appreciate her visually. I say this all the time, being pretty is exhausting and it’s boring. I think that when you are not afraid to not be pretty and just kind of go there… and I’m not saying that she’s not pretty but I’m saying that as far as the choices she makes fashion wise… That’s what’s fun.

She’s separate from it because she’s white. As a black female I always say, “Look at us”. The ones that they let in, we pretty much all look the same at the end of the day. We are all the same complexion, same color hair, same build..it’s like “where’s the variation”. And its because what’s safe and what’s acceptable..and what’s pretty. Pretty is annoying and it’s boring. You don’t get any credit for being pretty because it’s what your parents did and what God did so if you can actually do something creative and do something that’s not always easy on the eye, I can appreciate it.”

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When Lady Gaga was a little girl, she would sing along on her mini plastic tape recorder to Michael Jackson and Cyndi Lauper hits and get twirled in the air in daddy’s arms to the sounds of the Rolling Stones and The Beatles. The precocious child would dance around the table at fancy upper west side restaurants using the breadsticks as a baton. And, she would innocently greet a new babysitter in nothing but her birthday suit. It’s no wonder that little girl from a good Italian New York family, turned into the exhibitionist, multi-talented singer-songwriter with a flair for theatrics that she is today: Lady Gaga.

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Lady Gaga shops with her friend Dada and his baby in South Gate, California. Is Gaga showing off her maternal side?

MTV.com – In a phone interview with Ryan Seacrest on Los Angeles radio station KIIS-FM on Friday morning (February 5), Lady Gaga talked about the next phase of her Monster Ball Tour — which begins in England on February 18 and carries on through Ireland, Australia and New Zealand before concluding in Japan on April 18 — her dazzling performance with Elton John at the Grammy Awards on Sunday, and even Ozzy Osbourne.

Typically for Gaga, the show will be a completely different production from the one that recently concluded in the U.S. “It’s a glam, drug-addict opera that’s pretty amazing”, she said excitedly. “It’s still called Monster Ball, but it’s more of a musical and less of a concert. It has a New York theme, it’s a story, and the story is that me and my friends are in New York and we’re going to the Monster Ball, and we get lost,” and the adventure continues from there. “It’s got a kind of ‘Wizard of Oz’ influence.”

The show’s overriding theme, she said, is that “Everything will set you free and all the things you don’t like about yourself won’t matter anymore.”

She also spoke briefly about her show-opening performance with Elton John at the Grammys, noting that he loved the big green glasses he wore and the performance. “He was so excited,” she said. “He was up for anything.”

Access Hollywood — Lady Gaga is setting the record straight about those rumors that she was supposed to be a part of the re-recording of “We Are The World.”

According to reports by a host of Web sites, including Rolling Stone’s, Lady Gaga was one of the many artists (also including Beyonce, Eminem, Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z) who were reported to be a part of the historic re-recording to aid Haiti – reports that later proved to be premature. And on Thursday, Lady Gaga explained to Billy Bush for Access Hollywood and “The Billy Bush Show,” why she wasn’t in the LA studio laying down a track earlier this week.

“I’ve actually been in rehearsal for my new tour, but I was never supposed to do ‘We Are The World.’ So that’s a rumor,” Gaga told Billy on Thursday afternoon by phone.

The pop singer extraordinaire explained she was asked, but she’s actually been very involved in raising money for the earthquake-ravaged nation already.

“I believe that they may have asked, yes, about it, but I was unable to do it,” she explained. “And I’ve been working on my own charity projects for Haiti. We’ve raised over half a million dollars for Haiti already and we like to work specifically with charities that are based in Haiti itself.”

And Gaga has dug deep, not only donating her own take from one of her shows on her current “Monster Ball Tour,” but also hosting Haiti-benefiting sales on her Web site.

“I donated all of the proceeds from one show worth of ticket sales as well as all the of the merchandise from that show and for 24 hours we had a ‘Gaga for Haiti’ day where everything that was bought on the Web site… every dollar went to Haiti,” she said. “We’re continuing to work on more projects and we’re supposed to go to Haiti later this year for a show, which is very exciting.”

Lady GaGa called into Z100 New York yesterday. She talked about the upcoming “Telephone” video, the Monster Ball tour and more.

Billboard — Who’s the sexiest person in music? Very tough call, we know. You can imagine how much arguing took place at the Billboard offices as we tried to come to an agreement. The truth is, we couldn’t! So we’re leaving it up to our readers to decide.

Lady GaGa is nominated! You can vote here.

Speaking to MTV News at the recent Grammy award ceremony, the lead vocalist said that she is “newly obsessed” with the Bad Romance star and she respects her work.

“I think it’s amazing to have female artists that write their own material and they put all the work in,” Williams commented.

The singer also told the broadcaster that the music world has needed someone with the image and talent of Gaga for some time, saying: “She does everything, and she’s great at it.”

Williams added that she is a big fan of other leading female artists, pointing out that Beyonce Knowles has proved she can put out consistently good songs and saying Taylor Swift is a “great girl”.

GaGa tweets: look what i did last night. little monsters forever, on the arm that holds my mic. xx