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“No LGBTQ representation” and he brought out a literal gay man and one of the biggest gay icons in the world lmao102 points
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Yeah it's deserved. The tickets are WAYYYY too expensive for people to essentially be extras in a movie76 points
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She's playing the dog. She spent 8 hours in the makeup chair. Sarah really did her big one with the prosthetics74 points
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She wins AOTY, gets on stage, "I'd like to thank myself, I made this alone", walks off stage68 points
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In the age of artist empowerment, few words carry more emotional weight than masters. And in early 2026, Silicon Valley and Hollywood whispers have collided around a headline-grabbing rumor: that Michael Polansky is quietly preparing a multi-million-dollar play to buy back Lady Gaga’s early master recordings — not as a business flip, but as a wedding gift. The alleged number circulating? $50 million. The claim? That two lingering contracts — one tied to legacy masters, another to future delivery obligations — have kept Gaga from full creative independence. But what’s real, what’s speculation, and why does it matter? Like many major artists of the 2000s, Gaga signed her breakthrough deal with labels under the umbrella of Interscope Records in the mid-2000s. At the time, standard industry practice meant the label retained ownership of the original master recordings for albums like: The Fame Born This Way ARTPOP Owning masters isn’t just about royalties. It’s about veto power, licensing control, creative autonomy — and legacy. The recent industry climate has made that painfully clear. Artists from Prince to Taylor Swift have turned master ownership into a cultural flashpoint. Gaga herself has spoken in past interviews about the “trade” artists make early in their careers — giving up control for opportunity. So when reports surfaced that Polansky was liquidating tech holdings to fund a new private media entity, the internet filled in the rest of the story. More here : https://enews.topnewsource.com/?p=35336&fbclid=IwZnRzaAP-mAJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeaE-HgNGrXUoJOdyXxa8PmiD3wvPJgbQLBvqrpxnKybVFrgizvbji3At3Syg_aem_S3D1LPhjXUWCnrftnXtiQw61 points
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Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DUjMMjpEn7j/?hl=en&img_index=1 "Thank you Benito for including me in this powerful, important, and meaningful performance. I am so humbled to be a part of this moment. It’s all the more special because it was with you and your beautiful heart and music. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ All my love to Benito, Ricky and the whole cast. Thank you to @chloeandchenelle and @luar for my beautiful styling and fashion ❤️ All of your talent and love made that beautiful dress come to life. They're so cute! CollabGa get him in the studio ASAP please.61 points
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And some of you can't even get a text back58 points
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I love how you missed out the part where she said "I think what's happening in this country is incredibly heartbreaking" give the woman a break.58 points
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We love a Top 40 hit57 points
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I don't believe I saw any professional recordings of this appear online at the time. Hopefully we get the full set! EDIT: The person who posted this says he has the full set and they will post it. A POP MUSIC EMERGENCY IS UNDERWAY Shallow! Abracadabra! Perfect Celebrity! How Bad Do You Want Me UMG are starting to block the videos. Heres the full show in 1 video. Grab it while you can56 points
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Seen outside the venue in LA tonight. Kudos to Miz @Starmie25for the scoop!51 points
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Queen Bey is rumored to be welcoming in the Chinese century on her upcoming album. What are your thoughts about her shedding the Americana of Cowboy Carter as a metaphor for the death of American global hegemony and the rise of Chinese soft cultural power, expanding free trade with Western democracies, and the explosion of Chinese technological and economic influence which will undoubtedly reshape the global order in the years to come?50 points
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Gaga: Mayhem Ball Film coming in 2028 with a teaser at the end that says “LG8: GAGA RETURNS” and a snippet of a new song48 points
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Gaga after posting her performance and then deleting it:48 points
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Amazing news! So happy for her! https://x.com/Amahashi_/status/201807292567325950648 points
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Lady Gaga decided to occupy all the spaces in February 8th, 202647 points
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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUhp-_7kU1S/?igsh=cjBqZjFxcm13bjh645 points
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So Miss Gaga isn't editing herself this time43 points
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It's always funny and amusing how she's at the top of her creativity when she doesn't have time and doing something last minute43 points
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What did the superbowl need him for? Its not like he could have helped the Patriots defense, there was no women on the Seahawks team. He wouldn't know who to hit.41 points
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I haven't seen this interview with Ben Winston (Grammys producer) discussed on here yet: Interesting that the article also suggests that Andrew Watt originated the rock arrangement for Abracadabra. Hopefully suggests they're still working together and he'll be involved with LG8.41 points
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Hopefully this brings us one step closer to a fully self produced and self written record41 points
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Me watching the film knowing it ruined the show for paying fans40 points
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She better not fall asleep with Jigglypuff behind her or else...39 points
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This was yet another example of monsters being hypocritical Can't say I'm surprised, but it's getting rather annoying atp Y'all say you want "experimental", weird, avant-garde stuff. Well, this is it! When you say you want her to experiment more, this is the result of that! Not every performance will be fully choreographed with 15 backup dancers. This is like when people freaked out about the Disease video because it wasn't Gaga looking like every other blonde pop star doing a full-on routine. Some of y'all will never accept—much less enjoy—the experimental/weird Gaga that you want her to be. The arrangement was great (I need this version of Abra on streaming asap!), the camera movements and her poses were immaculate, and she looked f*cking incredible. A great performance and a great way to reimagine Abra.39 points