Lady GaGa's Fan Who Wants to Die With Her Gets Restraining Order

Lady GaGa has obtained a restraining order against a fan who allegedly sent the pop star a menacing letter. The "Bad Romance" singer is said to have been left fearing for her life after Russian student Anastasia Obukhova sent her a creepy note describing her "dream" of dying together.

The message, which was intercepted by GaGa's management team, read: "You come to my dreams. I want to die and I want to die together with you. I am not (John Lennon's assassin) Mark Chapman. It is not only you who will die. I will shoot a bullet through my head too."

The 26 year old, who lives in New York, has been ordered to keep her distance from GaGa and stay at least 500 yards away from her at all times. Chapman is behind bars after shooting the Beatles legend dead outside his New York apartment in 1980.

2010 MTV EMAs: Lady GaGa and Justin Bieber Dominate Winners List

Lady GaGa won big at this year's MTV European Music Awards on Sunday night, November 7. The Mother Monster swept three prizes out of her five nominations, leading the winners pack. She couldn't attend the event since she had a Monster Ball concert scheduled in Budapest that night.

First, GaGa took home Best Pop Act, beating Katy Perry, Rihanna, Miley Cyrus and Usher. The 24-year-old singer/songwriter later grabbed Best Female Act, pushing aside Perry, Rihanna and Cyrus once again in addition to winning over Shakira.

Her third trophy that night was for Best Song. Her hit single "Bad Romance" triumphed over Eminem's "Love the Way You Lie", Perry's "California Gurls", Rihanna's "Rude Boy" and Usher's "OMG". "This means so much to me -- Europe I love you," she said via satellite adding that she wished she could be there to accept the awards.

Justin Bieber followed GaGa's domination with double gongs. The teen pop idol snatched Best Male from his seniors like Eminem, Enrique Iglesias, Kanye West and Usher. He accepted his trophy from "Hannah Montana" star Emily Osment via satellite since he was busy posting live, constant commentaries during the show as a digital host.

Wearing a black leather jacket and T-shirt, he told the crowd at the Caja Magica in Madrid, "This is amazing. I don't even know what to say. I think that all the other artists in the category are inspirations to me. I'm honored to win this. It's a big achievement." Bieber additionally was voted as Best Push Act. This time around, he won over Selena Gomez & The Scene, Professor Green, Mike Posner, Hurts, The Drums, Alexandra Burke, B.o.B and Ke$ha.

Losing to Bieber in Best Push Act, Ke$ha who performed at the event managed to walk home with one prize. She won Best New Act, preventing Bieber from wining his third nod and also blocking B.o.B, Jason Derulo and Plan B from taking it home.

Katy Perry also didn't return Stateside empty-handed. She was given an award for Best Video, thanks to her colorful "California Gurls" clip. "Thank you so much," she told the crowd. "I really want to thank you guys 'cause I was just onstage performing and you are the best f**king crowd in Europe. I really want to say thank you so much to everyone who helped me make this video and song. Snoop Dogg!"

2010 MTV European Music Awards was hosted by Eva Longoria with musical guests ranging from Rihanna, Bon Jovi, Shakira, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Ke$ha and Linkin Park. The other winners included Eminem (Best Hip-Hop), 30 Seconds to Mars (Best Rock), Paramore (Best Alternative) and Tokio Hotel (Best World Stage Performance).

Special honoree was Bon Jovi. The band who have sold over 125 million albums worldwide were handed a Global Icon prize. "Thanks for making us icons," frontman Jon Bon Jovi said upon receiving the award. "I want to thank you fans for this unbelievable ride over a quarter of a century. We're still doing what we do and we're doing it well."

The other special prize, Free Your Mind Award which rewarded artists for their social responsibility went to Shakira for her campaigning for education for disadvantaged children, most recently using the proceeds from the "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" World Cup anthem for charity.

• Best Song: Lady GaGa - "Bad Romance"
• Best Live Act: Linkin Park
• Best Pop: Lady GaGa
• Best New Act: Ke$ha
• Best Female: Lady GaGa
• Best Male: Justin Bieber
• Best Hip-Hop: Eminem
• Best Rock: 30 Seconds to Mars
• Best Alternative: Paramore
• Best Video: Katy Perry - "California Gurls"
• Best Push Act: Justin Bieber
• Best World Stage Performance: Tokio Hotel
• Best European Act: Marco Mengoni
• MTV EMA Global Icon: Bon Jovi
• Free Your Mind: Shakira

Jamiroquai's Jay Kay: Lady GaGa Is Nothing More Than Marketing Tool

Jamiroquai frontman Jay Kay has taken aim at pop phenomenon Lady GaGa, dismissing her as a "money-making freak". The "Space Cowboy" hitmaker is well known for his outspoken views, and recently launched a tirade against British pop star Cheryl Cole and Australian singer Dannii Minogue just hours before he performed on U.K. talent show "The X Factor" - on which they are both judges.

And the star didn't hold back when he was asked for his opinion on pop's current first lady GaGa, insisting she is nothing more than a music industry marketing tool. He says, "Lady Gaga is a money-making freak for her label. We (Jamiroquai) are not like that. We do music, not marketing. Lady GaGa is obviously a phenomenon. The world loves a freak. If the record companies see that they can make money with them, they will do anything."

"Don't worry, next time we'll come dressed in asparagus. And with tomatoes too."

Lady GaGa to Make History With Eight Wax Figures

Lady GaGa is set to make waxwork history next month when bosses at Madame Tussauds simultaneously unveil eight figures of the singer across the world. The "Poker Face" star is set to be immortalized with a series of wax models as part of a multi-million dollar project which will debut internationally on December 9.

The Gaga figures will show off eight of her most famous looks, including the Phillip Tracey telephone hat she wore in London earlier this year and the white dress and lace face mask she sported at the 2010 Brit Awards. A statement from Madame Tussauds bosses reads, "As one of the biggest and most unique talents in the world, she is the perfect subject for the biggest figure launch in Madame Tussauds' history. All of the styles being worked on are classic Gaga."

The figure launch will be the biggest in the history of the museum chain, with the likenesses set to be installed at branches of Madame Tussauds in London, New York, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, as well as Amsterdam in Holland, Berlin in Germany, China's Shanghai, and Hong Kong.

Lady GaGa Sent Hot Chocolate to Fans Outside Her Hotel

Lady GaGa warmed the hearts of her loyal fans in Dublin, Ireland on Friday, October 29 by sending out mugs of hot chocolate to all those who camped outside her hotel. The "Poker Face" singer is in the city as part of her ongoing Monster Ball tour and a large number of fans have been staking out the luxury Four Seasons hotel in a bid to glimpse their idol.

And as temperatures plummeted on Friday, the star sent out her minders to take a headcount of fans standing in the cold - and then ordered a trolley of hot drinks which were taken out and distributed among her devotees.

Lady GaGa and her entourage booked a large number of rooms at the exclusive Dublin hotel, the Four Seasons. According to Daily Mail, which also has the photos, GaGa wanted the hotel to provide her a bikram yoga and pilates expert.

Sexual Harassment PSA Featuring Teenage Lady GaGa Revealed

Though Lady GaGa is widely known for her scantily outfits and suggestive stage acts, the "Poker Face" hitmaker once joined forces against sexual harassment. A promo which raises awareness of sexual harassment featuring the controversial star has recently surfaced in the internet.

The more than one minute PSA shows GaGa, real name Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, still years away from becoming who she is now, appearing as an ordinary school girl. The young GaGa, dressed in a white T-shirt and a skirt, is seen walking out of a classroom when a male friend suddenly puts his arm around her.

Instead of avoiding the boy, young GaGa who was accompanied by her female pal approached and told him that his advances are unwelcome. And the boy seems regretted what he has done as he is seen lowering his head in shame.

A lot different from what she is in the video, which was produced by the San Francisco-based Cerebellum Corporation, GaGa is now known for her highly sexual image. Record producer Mike Stock even said back in August, "You can't watch a Lady GaGa video with a two-year-old."