This September, MAC is releasing two limited-edition complementary shades of LipGlass — Gaga is a cotton-candy pink and Cindy is a reddish coral. Both equally heart-able, and, thanks to their sheer formulas, a little easier to wear.

The lipglass will be available on September 2nd, 2010 at all MAC

stores in North America and UK in October for

14.50 USD/17.50 CAD.

There will also be a Lady Gaga Bag priced at 28.00 USD/33.50 CAD.

Source: Stylelist.com

Sting, Elton John, Lady Gaga and Dame Shirley Bassey will perform together at Carnegie Hall, as part of the semi-annual Rainforest Fund benefit concert on May 13. The event will mark the 21st birthday of the charitable organization founded by Sting and Trudie Styler to help protect and preserve the world’s threatened rainforest areas. The performers, plus additional surprise guests, will attend a live auction and gala dinner following the concert.

Styler, who is also the event’s producer, helped convince Gaga to take a break from her European arena tour to be a part of the unique performance. “She’s such a great young woman,” Styler told Billboard in a phone interview earlier today. “Its a winning combination – we’re going to have a riotous time up there. Sting, Elton and Gaga will play together, and the boys will be performing with Dame Shirley, doing a great rendition of ‘Hey Big Spender.’”

On Monday, 1st March 2010, at 2pm GMT, Sharon Osbourne will be joined by M·A·C AIDS FUND spokespersons and global superstars, Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper, for an intimate and exclusive ‘audience with’ in London, as part of the M·A·C Cosmetics VIVA GLAM ‘From our Lips’ campaign.

The exclusive interview will offer fans from around the world the opportunity to have their questions about HIV/AIDS and their participation with the M·A·C VIVA GLAM campaign answered by Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper. M·A·C Cosmetics also has partnered exclusively with Ustream to broadcast the event to a global audience via the M·A·C Facebook page immediately following the event 4pm GMT / 11am EST / 8am PST.

Led by Sharon Osbourne, the lively and candid conversation will see Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper discuss HIV and AIDS, raising awareness around the subject to get people across the globe to think and act differently about the disease.

International fans can submit questions in advance to Gaga or Lauper via the M·A·C FACEBOOK.

“Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper are bringing women’s issues to the forefront of the HIV/AIDS crisis. With one recording artist who hit the music industry at the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, and another who is explosively popular with young people today, they represent different generations who are equally affected by this disease, with both helping to spread the message of the power of one lipstick.” John Demsey, Group President, Estee Lauder Companies and Chairman, M·A·C AIDS Fund.

Those who buy a VIVA GLAM CYNDI or VIVA GLAM GAGA lipstick ($14 USD/RRP £12.50/17.50 Euro), available from March 15, will be helping women and girls living with, or affected by HIV/AIDS.

Come to LadyGaga.com on Monday to watch the LIVE broadcast on Ustream, and don’t forget to submit your questions now on MAC’s Facebook page – be sure to begin your question with the preface”Question for Lady Gaga & Cyndi Lauper”!

Lady GaGa has teamed up with fashion designer, Jeremy Scott, who designed lots of GaGa’s outfits, to promote his range of condoms. The profits from sales will go to Planned Parenthood, an american association that promotes safe sex and the sexual education in the US.

Well done GaGa!

We’ve just updated our Gallery with new MQ candids of Lady GaGa arriving at Good Morning America‘s Studios in New York. Then we’ve added more than 30 MQ photos of Lady GaGa on “Today” Show.

Click HERE for the previous HQ candids.

MQ New Candids:

MQ Photos on “The Morning”

Lady Gaga And Cyndi Lauper were guests on Today Show this morning, they talked about Sex and AIDS:

Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper have more than just Grammy awards and a reputation for outrageous fashion in common. Now the two have paired up to raise awareness and funding for HIV/AIDS research.
The singers champion M-A-C’s “Viva Glam” program to fight HIV/AIDS in women.
Appearing on “Good Morning America” this morning, the duo said M-A-C’s VIVA GLAM program has already raised more than $150 million to combat the disease.
The “$2.5 million off the top of money that we raise from the VIVA M-A-C lipstick is going to go right to women right away,” Lady Gaga said.
The lipstick and gloss come in eight shades and are sold for $14. M-A-C said that every cent of the selling price will go to the M-A-C AIDS Fund.
“I’m hoping and Cyndi’s hoping that mothers and sisters and best friends buy each other this lipstick and say, ‘This lipstick represents you protecting yourself, having safe sex and remembering to have loving, monogamous relationships to protect you and those around you,’” Lady Gaga said.
The highest new rates of infection are in women between the ages of 17 and 24 and women between 39 and 60, Lauper said.
“It is like Boy Scouts … their motto is my motto. Be prepared. Always be prepared…. You know the heat of the moment, I understand that, but it’s not worth your life” Lauper said
Lady Gaga said one reason she is supporting this campaign is because not enough women are educated about HIV and AIDS and how quickly it is spreading.
“Everyone has that phone call …. ‘Oh my gosh you wouldn’t believe what I did last night,’ and ‘I was so stupid I didn’t use a condom,’ and there is all this laughter on the phone, because I have gotten those phone calls,” Lady Gaga said. “And it is our jobs as friends to one another to say, ‘I don’t know why you are laughing because it is very serious.’”

Lady GaGa will sell the plastic and jeweled ribcage with attached pelvis and shoulders is signed by the her and right now, the minimum next bid must be $5,250, and she will donate the money to help Haiti.

Another great gesture for GaGa!

You can now take a look to the GaGa’s VIVA Glam Lipstick, in collaboration with Cindy Lauper. It will be available to buy on March 18th and priced at $14.00. 100 percent of the proceeds from sales will go the MAC AIDS Fund.

Thanks to GaGadaily.

Singing superstar Lady Gaga and ’80s icon Cyndi Lauper will appear on the fourth hour of The TODAY Show on Wednesday, Feb. 10 to promote MAC’s AIDS Fund, which has raised over $150 million since 1994. Both ladies are sharing spokesmodel duties as the newest faces of the cosmetics brand’s VIVA Glam “From Our Lips” campaign.

Each songstress will unveil her own new shade of lipstick — Viva Glam Gaga and Viva Glam Cyndi — on March 18. Previous MAC AIDS spokesmodels include Fergie, Pamela Anderson, Christina Aquilera, Missy Elliot and Chole Sevigny.