A Heights Monster
Tracking Lady Gaga's Houston adventure: From the St. Regis pool to Dirt Bar
- Lady Gaga rules at the St. Regis pool.Photo by Sandy Pictorica/NPG
- Even a monster star needs a coffee pick me up now and then.Photo by Sandy Pictorica/NPG
- Lady Gaga and a friend keep it interesting.Photo by Sandy Pictorica/NPG
- Gaga found some time for some kissing, too.Photo by Sandy Pictorica/NPG
Lady Gaga certainly gets around — Houston.
While Gaga has already moved on (set to play the Pepsi Center in Denver tomorrow night), more details of her two-day blitz through the Bayou City are emerging. This Lady likes to have fun — and to surprise her Little Monsters.
The pop sensation stayed at the St. Regis (OK that's not such an eye-opener, there are only so many five-star hotels to go around). But Gaga's Monday afternoon fun in St. Regis' pool certainly was — with photos of it acquired by TMZ.
In the shots, Gaga is seen kissing her long-haired boyfriend Luc Carl, sunning herself, playfully wrestling another woman as both of them rode piggyback on male friends, pouring herself a cup of coffee and posing for a photo with other pool goers.
Imagine heading out for a leisurely swim at your hotel's pool and finding the Gaga one there.
Even after Lady Gaga finished her second high-energy, sold-out show at the Toyota Center Monday night, she still wasn't done with Houston. Post concert, Gaga hit Dirt Bar in the Heights, her second trip to the area in as many nights (CultureMap previously reported on how Gaga ate at Spanish Flowers Sunday night). Dirt is known for its all black walls and non-belief in lighting, but even in that setting — and even with the bar enforcing a strict no-photo policy — Lady Gaga did not go unnoticed.
By this afternoon, several people were already tweeting about Gaga's appearance at Dirt, including someone associated with the bar. Gaga's opening act — Semi Precious Weapons — were at Dirt both Saturday and Sunday night. Maybe, they passed along a good report.
One thing's clear: Lady Gaga sure seems to have gotten a kick out of Houston.