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What's In Lady Gaga's Casserole Dish?
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Jen Carlson
Published Nov 26, 2010
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Long gone are the days of wondering if Lady Gaga is man, baby... now we just want to know how the Fame Monster does Thanksgiving. Surprisingly, she does not do it in a dress fashioned from Turducken. Yesterday the performer did give some insight, however, by Twittering a photo of herself in a car (in "Brooklyn, bitch") holding a mysterious dish. What was in it? She declared it to be "Little Monster casserole"—which if taken literally would mean that she took an immersion blender to some of her fans and baked up the bits au gratin style. And yes, we are going to take it literally.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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