The baby belongs to Matthew Williams, who Gaga has reportedly been dating for the past few months. They first got together over a year ago but couldn’t make the relationship work; Matthew (nicknamed ‘Dada’) then went on to have a child with another woman, while Gaga began dating an entrepreneur named Speedy (don’t any of these people have real names?)

But Gaga and Dada never lost touch, and according to a source love has bloomed once again. “They spend all their time together, and travel everywhere, so it was bound to happen, an insider says. “Speedy dumped her, and Matthew left his girlfriend for Gaga.”

If you remember, Gaga recently told Elle magazine that she wants babies in the future.

Can the relationship work? Is a Gaga-Dada marriage in the cards? Would Lady Gaga be able to handle fame, fortune and a stepson? Stay tuned.

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Ian Halperin, author of the recent bestseller Brangelina: The Untold Story of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, is alleging that the openly-bisexual actress and the ubiquitous pop singer had a secret rendezvous at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel that lasted all night. Pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-poker face!

“Angie is obsessed with Lady Gaga,” a source says.

This isn’t the first rumour to come out about Jolie’s cheating heart. Is it true? I’m not sure but all I can say is it sure was fun singing out loud to Lady Gaga while I typed those lyrics.

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“In eight to 10 years, I want to have babies for my Dad to hold, grandkids. And I want to have a husband who loves and supports me, just the way anyone else does. I would never leave my career for a man right now, and I would never follow a man around.”

One thing I look forward to seeing is what kind of maternity clothing she will wear. Wowza.

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The party featured a performance from the one and only Lady Gaga as well as some dancin’ by the Boshoi Ballet. But the biggest stars to shine were the A-list celebrities who attended the soiree.

Angelina and Brad, Jessica Alba, Kate Beckinsale, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale, and Mary Louise Parker were among the famous parents leaving their offspring at home to party. Check out great pix of the stars after the jump!

Photos: Radaronline.com and I’m Not Obessed.com

The quota of “adult” music to kiddie tunes in her section of my iPod is an almost two to one ratio. Just because they’re kids doesn’t mean they have to listen to inane bouncing around nonsense, right? Right?

Well, sort of. Because “adult” music is not always the kind you want your kids singing on YouTube. But for all the ickiness of tots twirling their hair and singing Lady GaGa’s Poker Face on Hannah’s post last week on Strollerderby, one commentor made a good point: “You think 9 year olds understand the meaning of the lyrics?”

Because I hadn’t a clue when I was a kid that Mick was “running to the shelter of” a Xanax. Knowing it now, and realising I used to run around the house singing it, proves that no innocence was lost. I didn’t grow up to be a pill head. Nor do I have some sort of problem with hearing voices after choosing Laura Brannigan’s “Gloria“ as my favorite tune when I was a kid and then naming half of my dolls in honor of the paranoid pop song.

Maybe I’m slightly defensive here – after all, while reading Hannah’s post on Lady GaGa, I realized my daughter had walked into the room and was singing along (and I honestly couldn’t tell you WHERE she’d heard the song before). But she’s three. And just thinks “muh, muh, muh, mah” is really cool to say.

Kind of like “let me please introduce myself” at high Mick quality volume. We’re just listening to music. We don’t have to get into WHY Keith Richards looks so pickled and never pull up the Annie Liebowitz pictures of Jagger on tour.

We have limits – no Notorious BIG (and no, she didn’t get to watch the movie with us either), no matter how much fun is to say “uh.” Because, in the immortal words of Mick, “you don’t always get what you want… but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need!”

What “adult” songs do your kids ask for by name?

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It’s inevitable that kids are going to hear songs with sexually explicit lyrics from time to time, and most likely, learn to sing along with the catchiest of them. Listening to an inappropriate song or two is not going to screw up any child for life who has involved parents. But for children who get most of their sex ed. from pop culture, copying Lady GaGa is a frightening prospect indeed—and would parents who are involved allow their children to post videos like these to YouTube?

The boy, you may be interested to know, goes by the stage name JesseJigalow.

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