Clearly you didn't read the article, so here you go, straight from the above article:

Did you not read the article? The Daily Mail pictures were misleading. She just changed her hair colour from blonde to light brown in the past month, so those are recent.

That would be so meta...

I like that he pinned one of those postcards that says "The more women in the workforce, the less drama you have, said no one ever." Very en pointe.

Hahaha, I just texted that exact same thing to my boyfriend!

Stellar come-back.

This has to be the saddest thing I've read all day. Have a bubble bath maybe? Might help you get the stick out of your ass.

Agreed

But that's just it. She didn't say her diet was very light or calorie-restrictive. Just that it was strict. For all we know, that might mean she has to eat a ton of protein over the day, or eat five meals a day to keep up her energy for her intense shows.

I'm pretty sure Lady Gaga knows more about her diet and the way her body reacts to an intense months-long tour schedule of dancing for hours every day than you can glean from a few photos.

I read the first book and it was terrible, which I expected, but yeah. The condescension and air of cultural superiority that people adopt when they proclaim how awful it is and how the women who read it somehow present an affront to good taste definitely annoys me more than any Fifty Shades fan ever has.

Right. What annoys me most is the atrocious grammar. I have no idea how well spoken Monroe was, but if you're going to make up fake quotes from people, at least don't make them sound like dummies.

Yeah, this is the one she posted. I mean, I really don't care if Gaga doesn't feel like fact-checking this kind of stuff and it's a nice sentiment, but yeah, I'm pretty sick of the fake Monroe quotes.

I thought she was an American 4. But I could be wrong. Either way, she was quite tiny.

Just to be clear, this is the image that the article mentions. It's definitely composed to imply that this is a quote from Monroe.

"The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can't verify if they're true." - Abraham Lincoln

Really? Can you imagine how you would feel if someone told you to get a sewing machine and do it yourself?

Agreed. 5'3". The only jeans I buy anymore are skinnies, so I can bunch them up at the ankle. Seems like I'm right between a regular and petite inseam, so there's no winning.

Oh gad, that sent me into uncontrollable laughter. Right in the middle of my office. Well done.

I know! And the captions were so mean!