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Never one to shy away from the bizarre, Lady Gaga has revealed she believes the ghost of Alexander McQueen is helping to orchestrate her career.

In an interview with Harpers Bazaar, the out-there songstress opened up on the late designer and her belief that he helped her write new single, Born this Way, from the grave. ‘I think he planned the whole thing,' she explained.

‘Right after he died, I wrote Born This Way. I think he’s up in heaven with fashion strings in his hands, marionetting away, planning this whole thing.’ Her suspicions were aroused when the record label had to change the release date of the track to the anniversary of his death, 11th February.

‘When I heard that, I knew he planned the whole damn thing. I didn’t even write the f***ing song. He did!’

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Steve McQueen?  No Way!

Alexander McQueen? Possible.

And I heard a rumor that they both have the same equipment....making it more probable.

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It gets even better  

Of all the musical artists out there, few are of greater interest as topics of conversation in conspiracy circles as Lady Gaga.  She has been declared an alien, a demon, the chosen face of the Illuminati, a dimension hopping tourist, an artist, and a scare monger - not necessarily in that order.  But when she comes forward telling of bony protrusions pushing out from her head and reveals them during a photo shoot, it only stokes the flames of speculation that there may be more to this pop star than meets the eye.

The horns, according to Gaga, protrude from her skin when she feels a sudden bout of inspiration.  The photos, which appeared both on her most recent Album's cover, Born This Way and in a photo shoot appearing in fashion resource, Harper's Bazaar.  But the photos appear to show a type of horn protruding from the inside of her head.  While Gaga denies having any surgery to create the unusual horns, she does state that they are temporary - appearing only when she is under the influence of what she calls "inspiration."  This inspiration, as she has said in the past often comes from another source.

Already Gaga gained the attention of the UFO community after her most recent video alluded to a mythology to humanity that included an alien presence and even a race living within the human race.  Symbolism has been present in her work for quite some time, though it often remains ambiguous and leaves many theorists disagreeing over just what they mean.

But horns?

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