Big tease that she is, over the past months Lady Gaga has been slowly revealing bits and pieces of her upcoming album Born This Way to her devoted little monsters. She debuted songs at Fashion Week, posted new album art on Twitter, and is even debuting the music video for her single "Judas" on "American Idol" this week. Today, Gaga tweeted the front and back artwork of the album, with the full tracklisting and some seriously gravity-defying/ankle-shattering heels.

Though the tracklisting is still the expected mix of religious innuendoes and hard-rock allusions, it does indicate that the glamorous trappings of fame and partying are no longer foremost on her mind (she's experienced plenty of both by now). Just judging from the song titles, the album seems like an existential spinoff musical based on Meat Loaf's Harley Davidson-revving character Eddie in Rocky Horror. But now that Gaga is at the height of superstardom, where is there left for her to go musically but straight up to

No, Amy Winehouse still hasn't gotten around to recording a follow-up to her critically acclaimed, Grammy-winning breakthrough album, Back To Black. But her father, Mitch Winehouse, has just released his musical debut, Rush Of Love, at age 59.

Since his famously rehab-resistant daughter became an international tabloid sensation thanks to her sultry pipes, towering Snooki-prototype bouffant, stormy marriage to "Blake Incarcerated," and multiple arrests, London taxi driver Mitch Winehouse has also been in the news, frequently (some might say eagerly) ranting to reporters at length about his daughter's troubles. So maybe it's not such a surprise that he took advantage of his fame-by-association and decided to become a recording artist himself.

Like Amy, Mitch dabbles in old-school torch singing. (Rush Of Love is a jazz-crooner album, in a vaguely Bublé-ish vein, that includes covers of standards like "Day By Day.") And, like Amy, Mitch knows how to garner gossip-paper ink. Of course,

On April 5, 1994, Kurt Cobain took his own life at his home in Seattle, Washington. Tuesday marked the anniversary of the Nirvana rocker's death. His daughter, Frances Bean Cobain, was not yet two years old when her father died. Now 18, Frances is focusing on her future, and online interest is heating up.

Over the past 24 hours, web searches on "frances cobain" and "frances bean cobain" have doubled. Lookups for "frances bean photos" are also jumping. Considering how famous her father was (and how controversial her mother, singer Courtney Love, continues to be), it's interesting to note that Frances has kept a relatively low profile.

Interviews with Frances Bean are rare, but online queries are not. Of particular interest to Web searchers: her middle name. According to TMZ, she earned the unusual middle name after Kurt saw an image of her on the ultrasound. Kurt allegedly remarked that the as-of-yet unborn Frances looked a bit like a kidney bean. The name stuck.

Frances, like many

When it comes to celebrity power, few can touch pop star Katy Perry. However, Kitty Purry, Katy's pet cat, comes within a whisker or two -- at least on Twitter.

After Katy tweeted a photo of the fluffy grey feline hanging out in her super-swanky shark bed, online interest in the kitty roared, and the photo quickly went viral. The term "kitty purry" became one of the hottest topics on Twitter. Comments on the photo ranged from "a-dor-able" to "awww" to "kitty purry LOL" to "I wish I had a bed like that" (join the club).

According to The Inquisitr, Kitty Purry isn't Katy's only pet cat. She and husband Russell Brand also look after Morrissey (named after the Smiths singer, of course) and Krusty (apparently "a combination of the pop star's name and the comedian's nickname 'Rusty'"). Lest you continue to doubt Katy's obession with cats, don't forget that she named her fragrance "Purr."

Not every celeb in Hollywood has a pet, but those who do tend to give their furry companions unique