Lady Gaga imitates talk show host Larry King as she dons braces and shirt and tie for live interview. They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
But we're not sure what Larry King made of Lady Gaga's attempt to emulate his image as she appeared on his programme last night.
The Telephone singer, 24, wore a white shirt, black braces and black tie as she appeared opposite veteran talk show host King, 76, who was dressed in a black shirt, white braces and white polka dot tie.
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Imitation: Lady Gaga dons braces and suit and tie to be a negative image of chat show host Larry King as she appeared on his show last night
And she had even styled her blonde locks into a short style in an attempt to copy the veteran broadcaster's haircut - before he donned a pair of black sunglasses to copy her.
The singer was a guest via a live satellite link-up of King's on his 25th anniversary show last night.
During the interview, Gaga spoke about her rise to fame, her fascination with Princess Diana and how she was recently tested 'borderline positive' with the disease Lupus.
Revealing: Lady Gaga gave a candid interview to King in which she spoke about her rise to fame
She also revealed that she had been asked to be Michael Jackson's opening act on his This Is It tour, which he was planning when he died suddenly aged 50 last June.
She said: 'I don't necessarily like to talk about those very personal things that happened but I guess I can speak about it now.
'I was actually asked to open for Michael on his tour. We were going to open for him at the O2, and we were working on making it happen.
'I believe there was some talk about us - lots of the openers - doing duets with Michael on stage.
The show that never was: Gaga also revealed that she was asked to open for Michael Jackson on his This Is It tour
'But Michael's death was devastating for me regardless of whether or not I was supposed to go on tour with him. He is such an inspiration and remarkable human being.
'I suppose some of my fascination with death and the demise of the celebrity goes along with me watching these hugely iconic and amazing people that I have heralded and admired my whole life become destroyed - whether self-destroyed or destroyed by the media.'
She was also referring to the late Princess Diana, who she said had been an inspiration to her when she was younger.
Two can play that game: Larry gets his own back as he slips on a pair of dark round sunglasses to imitate his guest
She said: 'I love Princess Diana so much. She was an enormous influence on me when I was younger because my mother worshipped her so much.
'Her story, how she began, what she married into, how society affected her as a woman - I was always very fascinated with Princess Diana.
'When she died, I'll never forget, my mother was crying, sitting on the couch watching the news, and I was very young. It was this very powerful moment in my childhood watching my mother so connected to someone.'
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Gaga also opened up about being tested 'borderline positive' for the potentially terminal immune disease Lupus and is now very vigilant of her health.
She said: 'Lupus is in my family, and it is genetic. The truth is I don't show any signs, any symptoms of lupus, but I have tested borderline positive for the disease.
'So as of right now I do not have it but I have to take good care of myself.'
Celebration: Gaga, surrounded by semi-naked men in the video, said it showed her 'appreciation for the gay community'
Mexican love: Gaga embraces one of her dancers in the video
The singer also gave her fans a sneak preview of the video for her upcoming single Alejandro and said it was 'a celebration of my love and appreciation for the gay community'.
She added: '"My admiration of their bravery and their love for one another and their courage in their relationships.
'It's something I have yet to nail on the head with a man.'
Let's Dance: Gaga's dancers' faces are hidden as they perform a routine
( dailymail.co.uk )
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