In the video for Lady Gaga's "Judas," Jesus has cornrows. The disciples are a leather-clad motorcycle gang. Gaga wears a bikini top featuring nipple-hiding crosses, and folks are anointed with holy water and beer. But as Gaga tells E!:
We were told that Lady Gaga's new video, "Judas," would be premiering on E! tonight. But wily one that she is, this afternoon she put five minutes of the 10-minute clip up on YouTube. What you'll see: Choppers. Leather jackets. Bandanas. Cornrows. A crown of thorns. Foot-washing. Norman Reedus from Boondock Saints.…
Lady Gaga's video for "Judas," which involves Jerusalem, is seven minutes long and cost $10 million to create, will air "without interruption and in its entirety" on May 5 on E! Not on the internet, or even MTV. Interesting! Following the clip, the network will air an interview in which Giuliana Rancic will question…
Well, one Catholic, anyway: Catholic League President Bill Donohue is not a fan of Lady Gaga's new track, "Judas." In fact, he's pretty upset:
"Jesus is my virtue, and Judas is the demon I cling to," Gaga sings in her new track, "Judas." The Madonna enthusiast is in her "Like A Prayer" phase, guys! Although: There are moments when it kind of sounds like she's saying "Jew, ah, ah." So maybe you can play the tune at Seder while looking for the Afikoman. In any…
