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Fans Are Divided Over the Meaning of Lady Gaga's Latest Tattoo


When it comes to keeping her fans guessing, Lady Gaga is truly a professional. We never know what to expect next from Mother Monster, and whether she’s taking the reins of a giant robot or showing up to the red carpet looking like an IRL princess, we’re always left amazed. And after debuting a brand-new tattoo, the singer has once again left fans puzzled, with many trying to solve the mysterious meaning behind her ink.

Just days after debuting a new tattoo inspired by A Star Is Born, Lady Gaga showed off some arm ink featuring musical notes on a scale. As noted by Refinery29, fans on Instagram soon pointed out that the fifth line required of sheet music was missing from Gaga’s ink. Deleting the post, she returned moments later, showing the addition of a fifth line with the caption: “musical crisis averted.”

However, fans are now divided on how the notes are meant to be read. While some fans believe the music is spelling out G-A-G-A by reading the notes in treble clef, others pointed out that if you read the music as being in bass clef, the notes spell out B-C-B-C, which could be a possible nod to her manager Bobby Campbell or her Star Is Born costar Bradley Cooper.

One fan believed it might be a clue to future music, tweeting, “I’m betting that is the title of LG6, and she’s doing the rock hand gesture, maybe rock genre??? Or am I reaching.”

And one user decided that we’ll simply never know until Lady Gaga explains, tweeting, “There’s no treble clef so we really have no idea what those notes are…could be ABAB or BCBC….”

Luckily, Mother Monster seems to have settled the debate herself, confirming that the tattoo is “my name, written in music.”

Phew, mystery solved.

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Twitter Is Divided About Netflix's *Insatiable* Getting Renewed for a Second Season


The show is really living up to its name, isn’t it? Netflix has renewed its divisive comedy series Insatiable for a second season, according to a press release.

The series, which stars former Disney Channel star Debby Ryan in the leading role, follows a plus-size, unpopular high schooler nicknamed “Fatty Patty” who loses a significant amount of weight over a summer (from having her jaw wired shut), and when she returns for the new school year, seeks revenge on everyone who’s ever been mean to her. Upon its release, Insatiable generated a significant amount of controversy, with many viewers accusing it of fat-shaming. The use of a fatsuit in flashback scenes was also widely contested.

Despite the backlash the show received, Ryan believed the show succeeded in what it set out to do, and that the fatsuit was an integral part of developing Patty’s identity. “There was a point where [the showrunner] and I are like, ‘If at any point this is funny, if at any point people laugh, we’re not doing it.’ We’re not doing the show that we’re trying to do. We’re just trying to portray an origin story. We’re trying to showcase that,” Ryan old Teen Vogue last month. “We knew that this conversation needed to be had. We knew that this societal brokenness needed to be addressed, but we didn’t know how badly it needed to be addressed. My friend, a few days before the trailer hit, in reference to something else, said, ‘The size of the reaction is the size of the wound,’ and it stayed with me.”

Unsurprisingly, the social media reaction has been just as divisive for the show’s renewal. Below, see the split reactions.

The new season is set to debut in 2019.

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*Bachelorette* Fans Are Divided Over Garrett Yrigoyen's On-Air Apology


Last night, Becca Kufrin surprised exactly zero people when she picked Garrett Yrigoyen on The Bachelorette season finale. She didn’t even surprise his opponent, Blake Horstmann, who straight-up said at one point during the episode that she’d pick Yrigoyen. Of course, Horstmann’s breakup with Kufrin was still very emotional (and sweaty), and led to a legion of Bachelorette fans taking his side on Twitter.

But Horstmann’s heartbreak isn’t totally dominating The Bachelorette conversation right now. Hundreds of fans are also chattering about Yrigoyen’s on-air apology on After the Final Rose, where he addressed those Instagram likes unearthed a few months ago. If you missed that, here’s a quick breakdown: In May, Bachelor alum Ashley Spivey tweeted out screenshots of Instagram posts Yrigoyen supposedly favorited back in the day. The post topics ranged from alleging a survivor of a school shooting was a “crisis actor” to criticizing young boys who use makeup. Yrigoyen posted a statement shortly after the controversy broke, writing on Instagram, “I sincerely apologize and am sorry for any hurt, damage, or offense I may have caused.”

He doubled-down on this during After the Final Rose last night. Read his on-air apology, in full, below:

“I didn’t realize the effect of a double tap or like on Instagram, so I put out an apology. I didn’t mean to offend anybody. I apologize for that still. I’m very sorry. I didn’t meant to hurt anybody’s feelings or do anything like that. So, I stand by everything that I posted in my apology. I’m just trying to grow as a person, be a better person on a daily basis. She’s helping me through everything. We’ve been honest and open and transparent with one another since the beginning; and when that all came out, we attacked it because I feel like when I was liking things it was going against what she stands for. And that made it really hard on us as a couple. So when we started talking about that we got through that together. We’re growing, we’re progressing, and we’re moving forward.”

Bachelor fans, however, aren’t fully satisfied with his statement. Many took to Twitter and criticized the fact Yrigoyen apologized for offending people but didn’t denounce the actual Instagram posts. Below, check out some responses.

A few came to his defense, though, saying Yrigoyen’s apology seemed sincere and that he’s perfectly capable of change.

Kufrin said on After the Final Rose that she doesn’t “condone” Yrigoyen’s Instagram activity but still thinks he has a good heart. “I know that he stands by his apology,” she said. “He feels so bad for everyone that he did offend, and he didn’t mean it, but I just want to move forward and to learn and to grow and to continue to educate ourselves and that’s all that you can ask for in another person, that somebody who recognizes they made a mistake and did something wrong and want to learn and grow from it and that’s what he showed me.”

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