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What Would Ne-Yo 'Telephone' Lady Gaga About?

In honor of Lady Gaga's "Telephone" music video premiere on Thursday, MTV News got celebrities to weigh in on what they would ask Gaga about on a phone call, if they could ask about anything in the world. So, this week we will be rolling out their burning questions for the pop princess. And stay tuned to MTV News for more on the "Telephone" video.

Ne-Yo is a dapper guy. So when he was asked what he would call Lady Gaga about, not surprisingly he chose a fashion topic.

"I would call her and ask her how dangerous is it to wear some of those outfits she wears," Ne-Yo confessed to MTV News about Gaga's eccentric sense of style. "I saw her with this thing ... it had, like, spikes on it and it was like a big ball. I was like, 'If you turn wrong and that thing smacks you in the face, like, that could probably be really bad for you!' "

So is Ne-Yo, known for his more gentleman-like sense of style, going to start dressing like Gaga?

"Probably not," he said. "No, spikes aren't very gentlemanly. Plus, I'm clumsy!"

The treatment for the "Telephone" video, which also features Beyoncé, reportedly finds B breaking Gaga out of prison for what has been described as a Quentin Tarantino-inspired clip that even features the truck that Uma Thurman's character drove in Tarantino's "Kill Bill." When Gaga and Beyoncé collaborated on B's "Video Phone" clip, there were visual nods to Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs."

"I feel so bad for the 'Bad Romance' video 'cause the 'Telephone' video's so much better," Gaga told Phoenix's KISS-FM last month. "[Beyoncé is] really a great friend of mine. We have a lot of fun working together. We're so very different in our approaches, but somehow when we come together it's really magical. I'm very excited for everyone to see the video."

Lady Gaga, Cyndi Lauper launch VIVA GLAM lipstick to end AIDS

From their head-turning fashions to their chart-topping tunes, Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper know how to make a splash. And now they have their own attention-grabbing M·A·C Cosmetics lipstick shade to boot, as the new faces for M·A·C's VIVA GLAM campaign, which benefits HIV/AIDS research.

"They love lipstick. They love fashion. And they want to tell girls all over the world how to keep their love life safe, seductive and satisfying with eyes wide open to the facts about women and HIV/AIDS," the campaign's news release says.

And so far, it looks like these "self-created divas" have another hit on their hands.

Within days of launching, M·A·C had already sold 30,000 of its new "Gaga" and "Cyndi" $14 lipsticks with all proceeds going to AIDS research through the M·A·C AIDS Fund. Incredibly, the fund has donated more than $160 million to AIDS research, the second-largest fundraiser for AIDS behind pharmaceutical companies, since its launch in 1994 with Ru Paul as the first spokesperson for the campaign. Truly, this is beauty at its best.

To snag one of these limited edition lipstick shades, go here. Learn more about the M·A·C AIDS Fund and its past initiativeshere.

Mar 8 2010 5:02 PM EST Lady Gaga Planning Ambitious 3-D Concert, DVD

Lady Gaga is currently in the midst of the Australian leg of her massive Monster Ball tour — with scheduled stops in Japan and Europe — and, as you probably know by now, she's also putting the finishing touches on the much-anticipated "Telephone" video, too.

But neither of those things are standing in the way of yet another ambitious endeavor, a planned 3-D concert and subsequent DVD.

	Lady Gaga Stuns At U.K. Tour Debut

On Monday (March 8), MTV News spoke to a rep for her label, Interscope Records, who told us that "there are talks about a 3-D concert and DVD in the near future." No other information — including just how a 3-D concert would manifest — was available at press time.

Late last week, Gaga fan sites began speculating about plans for a 3-D DVD, but this is the first time a concert has been mentioned. In December, Gaga released a deluxe edition of her Fame Monster album, which included a pair of 3-D glasses that she mysteriously explained would come in handy "for things happening soon."

In the meantime, her Little Monsters are gearing up for the debut of the "Telephone" video — the follow-up to her striking "Bad Romance" clip — which, after weeks ofteasing from Gaga herself and some last-minute editing, is scheduled to premiere Thursday at 11:30 p.m. ET on E! News.