Lady Gaga claims UK chart double
March 22nd, 2010 - 2:20 pm ICT by ANI ( Leave a comment )London, March 22 (ANI): Lady Gaga has secured a chart double with both her single and album reaching the number one spots.
The pop star, known for her unconventional dress sense, saw her single ‘Telephone’ climb to top spot in the singles’ pile. Meanwhile, her album ‘The Fame’ went back to the top of the album chart.
The success comes amid controversy over the Telephone video, which has a mass murder storyline and a lesbian kiss, reports the Telegraph.
Lady Gaga’s album ‘The Fame’ rose four places to number one in the album chart, followed by a collection of songs by the cast of Glee - which went from 91 to two.
Boyzone were at number three with Brother, Gorillaz’ Plastic Beach was at four and The Element Of Freedom by Alicia Keys at five. (ANI)
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