"I'm having my first real Marilyn moment," Lady Gaga told the crowd at the "Decade of Difference" concert (celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Clinton Foundation) last night after wishing Bill Clinton a happy birthday and before launching into a rendition of "Bad Romance" cleverly retitled "Bill Romance." (Technically, the former president's birthday is in August.) That seemed to be where the "Marilyn moment" ended, as far as we know, though President Clinton seemed to enjoy it nonetheless: "I got nervous when Gaga said she was planning to have a Marilyn moment and I thought 'I will have a heart attack for my 65th birthday.'" [Yahoo]

Semi-viable presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty granted an interview in Ames, Iowa to these gals from Gliterazzi, to discuss all things Pop Culture. The highlight comes when they talk Lady Gaga (around 1:50), whose music and television specials he seems to be quite familiar with.

92-year-old Helen Staudinger went to her neighbor's house and said she wouldn't leave without a kiss. When the man refused, she went home, got her gun, and fired at his house. That is one grandma you don't want to mess with!

What's worse than Courtney Love stumbling her way through one of her own songs? Courtney love stumbling her way through a cover of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance," which she did—screeching the entire time—at a recent concert. Video inside.

In this video, Joseph Gordon-Levitt performs a cover of Lady Gaga's hit song "Bad Romance." Although it may just be Gaga in really good drag—it's not like she hasn't done it before!

When Larry King appeared on Ryan Seacrest Live, the radio host asked Larry to join him in a rendition of Lady Gaga's hit song. After the jump, watch what might be the worst (best?) cover of the song to date.

Hey, girl, hey! Timmy is in da house, dressed from head to thigh in Mickey Mouse pajamas and armed with a makeshift banana microphone, ready to entertain you with his ~stunning~ rendition of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance." Video inside. *Snaps*

Lady Gaga's Bad Romance music video garnered 40 million YouTube views in under a month. So, remakes are expected. First, we saw Carlo's home remake. Then, Rachel Sklar's Bad Shiska. Now, Gaga gets the Sims treatment—and it's brilliant.