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LADY GAGA loves to get touchy-feely with her fans. But even she was shocked when a female 'monster' got a bit overfamiliar and groped her B00B. The Poker Face singer was leaving her Paris hotel yesterday when the girl got a little too close for comfort. And she grabbed a handful of the unsuspecting star before her minders had time to step in. Maybe she was overcome after seeing GaGa's eccentric Miss Marple look, complete with white bun and pearl necklace. The blonde attacker was wearing leather gloves, so there were no fingerprints at the scene of the crime. 

The US superstar is well known for her daring outfits, with her meat dress being named the most iconic gown of 2010 last week. But for those wondering how the diva could continue to shock in the style stakes, Lady GaGa went for a slightly unusual winter shopping outfit – see-through underwear and a leather jacket.   Despite the freezing conditions, the 24-year-old singer braved the streets of Paris wearing nothing but underwear and a leather jacket. She wore see-through flesh-coloured knickers over a pair of fishnet tights, accessorising her underwear with a baggy leather jacket, sunglasses and bizarre leather collar. She continued the impractical theme with skyscraper-high boots, but had plenty of security guards on hand to keep her from toppling over. While male admirers were more than happy to get a rather large glimpse of GaGa’s derriere, the overall look was more than slightly shambolic.

New York artist Daniel Edwards’ sculpture of a nude Lady Gaga, portrayed as a patron saint of animals and the environment, will be unveiled Wednesday at the Individual Artists of Oklahoma gallery, 706 W Sheridan. A public reception is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Edwards is the same artist who cast “Brangelina Forever,” a sculpture of actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt and installed it in an Edmond home and created a sculpture, “Landmark for Breastfeeding,” depicting Jolie breast-feeding twin infants last year. “Patron Saint of the Gulf” was inspired by the animal-rights sentiment often displayed in the outlandish fashion worn by Lady Gaga, as well as the flagrancy of the BP oil spill crisis in the Gulf of Mexico, according to publicity material. The performer is portrayed in the sculpture as a modern-day St. Francis of Assisi. Following its local unveiling, the work will be sent to BP corporate headquarters in London. In the sculpture, Lady Gaga, with the BP corpora...