Taiwan city declares 'Lady Gaga Day'
A city in Taiwan declared "Lady Gaga Day" as the pop diva's first visit to the island sparked a frenzy among dedicated fans and local media.
Lady Gaga, sporting a black and white wig, red trousers and a red dress with leopard-print sleeves, was given a key to Taichung city by the mayor at a ceremony attended by hundreds of enthusiastic supporters.
"On behalf of Taichung, I now declare today 'Lady Gaga Day'...which also belongs to all of her fans," mayor Jason Hu said.
The 25-year-old singer, ranked this year's most powerful celebrity by Forbes magazine, is among the most popular international entertainers in Taiwan.
