Lady Gaga has unveiled the track listing for her highly-anticipated album Chromatica. Gaga took to Twitter on Wednesday to post the entire 16-track rundown for her sixth album, which includes three collaborations:  Ariana Grande on "Rain On Me," Elton John on "Sine From Above," and K-pop supergroup BLACKPINK on "Sour Candy."

 

 

 

 

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Over 100 artists and entertainers took part in Lady Gaga's One World: Together At Home event, organized with the World Health Organization and the Global Citizen social action group to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lady Gaga kicked off the telecast with a soulful performance of "Smile," a classic popularized by Nat King Cole and Jimmy Durante.

"I'm so grateful for the health-care workers, the medical workers, all the grocery store workers and delivery people, the postal workers, all the other non-profits that are working so hard," Gaga said.

"This is really a true love letter to all of you all over the world, and I hope a reminder of the kindness that's occurring right now," she added.

The event was not a fundraiser, Gaga said, as the money had been raised in advance of the show: "Put your wallets away and sit back and enjoy the show." Gaga has so far helped raise over $50 million from corporations such as Apple, IBM, and Verizon, and will continue accepting donations

Together At Home featured performances from such acts as The Rolling Stones, Jennifer Lopez, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Lizzo, Shawn Mendes, Camilla Cabello, Elton John, Billie Joe Armstrong, and more.

For the closing performance, Gaga joined Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion, John Legend, and Lang Lang for a stunning rendition of "The Prayer." 

Watch Gaga's performances, as well as the full special, below...

Lady Gaga is InStyle's latest cover girl! Photographed by Nathaniel Goldberg and styled by Sandra Amador and Tom Eerebout, Gaga looks stunning as she graces the cover of the magazine's Beauty Issue. In her cover interview, Gaga talks about her upcoming album Chromatica, her work with the World Health Organization, and her hopes and dreams for the future.

Click here to read the cover story or enjoy highlights from the interview below.

On her new album Chromatica:
I made this music, and then I listened back to all of it, and it told the story of my life like a tapestry. I'm very proud of it because while it's fun and celebratory, if you listen to those lyrics, you really will know my heart. It's like the music is giving you permission to go on. Even if you've had the worst day ever, it's OK to dance.

On starting her own family:
I will say I am very excited to have kids. I look forward to being a mom. Isn't it incredible what we can do? We can hold a human inside and grow it. Then it comes out, and it's our job to keep it alive. It's so funny—everyone works out of my house every day. When they come in, I always say, "Welcome to the Womb!"

On her plans for the future:
Marriage. More music, more movies, more charity with the Born This Way Foundation. I want to do way more philanthropy. I want to help fund more research about fibromyalgia and neuropathic and chronic pain by putting a team of doctors together. I have a lot of dreams and hopes. What I will actually accomplish, I have no idea, but I know that I'll be doing it with the people I love.

Lady Gaga called into Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Steven Colbert on Monday night to announce her One World: Together at Home special that will air on April 18 to support and applaud healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19.

"I just want to help in whatever way I can," Gaga told Kimmel. "The truth is I feel very blessed to have a home, I feel blessed that I have access to good food that is healthy and clean, and I wanted to figure out what I could do with my time to be of service."

Gaga made sure to emphasize that while One World: Together at Home is a charity event, it is not a fundraiser. The project aims to take in funds from corporations before the show and has already raised about $35 million. During her chat with Fallon, Gaga even called Apple CEO Tim Cook to confirm a "quite sizable" donation of $10 million to the WHO's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

Lady Gaga has teamed up with the World Health Organization and Global Citizen for One World: Together at Home, a global special airing April 18 to support and applaud healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19.

Gaga called in to a WHO press conference on Monday morning to announce that she has  curated the two-hour musical event and helped raise $35 million in the last seven days.

Artists joining Gaga on the music lineup include Billie Eilish and Finneas, Paul McCartney, Sir Elton John, Lizzo, Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Chris Martin, Eddie Vedder, Kacey Musgraves, Keith Urban, Alanis Morissette, Lang Lang, Andrea Bocelli, Billie Joe Armstrong, Burna Boy, J Balvin, and Maluma.

Together at Home will air at 8 p.m. Eastern simultaneously on ABC, NBC, CBS and will be streamed live Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Instagram, Tidal, Twitch, Twitter, Yahoo, and YouTube.

Watch Gaga speak at the WHO press conference below...

Lady Gaga has revealed the cover artwork for her upcoming sixth album Chromatica. The fierce photograph was taken by Norbert Schoerner, while graphic design was handled Travis Brothers, Bryan Rivera, and Isha Dipika Walia. Gaga was styled by her longtime collaborator Nicola Formichetti and rising stylist Marta Del Rio.

Chromatica was originally scheduled to hit stores on April 10, but it was postponed due to the outbreak of COVID-19. "I wanted to tell you, that after a lot of deliberation, I've made the incredibly tough decision to postpone the release of Chromatica," Gaga wrote in an Instagram post. "I will announce a new 2020 release date soon."

 

 

 

 

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Lady Gaga took part in the Fox Presents the iHeart Living Room Concert for America concert hosted by Elton John on Sunday evening. Gaga called in from her home in California and spoke about maintaining mental health while practicing social distancing.

"My heart goes out to people who have lost loved ones and also to people that are losing their jobs. I just wanted to check in to make sure that you're finding the time to be kind to yourself and doing whatever you can to maintain your mental health," Gaga said. "I'm working hard to do what I can with my network to help expedite funding around some of the urgent needs of the world to play my small part in this global crisis."

Watch Gaga's message below.

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   Update: An earlier version of this post misstated that Lady Gaga would be performing.

Lady Gaga has unfortunately postponed the release of her new album Chromatica due to the coronavirus outbreak. The album, that was slated to arrive on April 10, will now be released later this year.

"I wanted to tell you, that after a lot of deliberation, I've made the incredibly tough decision to postpone the release of Chromatica," Gaga wrote in an Instagram post. "I will announce a new 2020 release date soon."

She explained: "This is such a hectic and scary time for all of us, and while I believe art is one the strongest things we have to provide joy and healing to each other during times like this, it just doesn't feel right to me to release this album with all that is going on during this global pandemic."

Gaga also revealed that she had planned many surprises, including a secret Coachella set, most of which had to be canceled because of the outbreak: "I had so many fun things planned for us to celebrate together. I had a secret Coachella set lined up, and a lot of other fun surprises, some of which I'm still planning to share with all of you very soon."

The COVID-19 outbreak has led to countless shows, tours, and projects being canceled or postponed. Other artists to delay the release of new music include Sam Smith, Kehlani, and HAIM.

 

 

 

 

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Photographed by Frederik Heyman, Lady Gaga graces the cover of the latest issue of PAPER. Enjoy highlights from the interview below or click here to read the cover story.

On "Stupid Love" leaking early:
There was a minute where me and my manager, Bobby, were talking, 'Do we change the single?' We'd just spent months and months developing this video and choreography. And I said, 'Nope!' You know why? Because the song, when it's mixed, mastered and finished with the visuals, and everything I have to say about it — when all those things come together at once, that will be the art piece I'm making. Not a leak.

On her new album Chromatica:
I will do whatever it takes to make the world dance and smile," she says. "I want to put out a record that forces people to rejoice even in their saddest moments. And by the way, I'm not standing over here with a flag going, 'I'm all healed, everything's perfect.' It's not; it's a fight all the time. I still work on myself constantly. I have bad days, I have good days. Yeah, I live in Chromatica, it took a minute to get here, but that doesn't mean I don't remember what happened. So if you're in pain and listening to this music, just know that I know what it's like to be in pain. And I know what it's like to also not let it ruin your life.

On her past work:
Joanne was exactly what I wanted to do. The way I wanted to do it, the way I wanted it to sound, and so was ARTPOP — everything about it. Every album has been exactly what I wanted to make at that time. It's just there was a period where I think I forgot about where I was, and maybe that's why it's been so important for me with Chromatica to reestablish where I am for myself. So that here can mean something very powerful.

Lady Gaga called into France's NRJ radio to chat with two lucky fans and discuss her new single "Stupid Love," her upcoming album Chromatica, and more. During the interview, Gaga confirmed that there are multiple collaborations on the album: "I have some very exciting duets that I have done on the album that I don't want to reveal quite yet, but I'm excited for you to hear them." she said. "I love working with other artists, it was a wonderful experience."

Gaga also told the fans that her upcoming Chromatica Ball tour will be a different show than her Las Vegas residency. "It will be something that is in the spirit and the heart of my album," she said "It will be nothing like ENIGMA. Except I'll be there."

Watch Gaga's interview on NRJ below...

Just over a year after topping the Billboard Hot 100 with her smash "Shallow" with Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga is back on the chart with her new single "Stupid Love." The track is a Hot Shot Debut this week at No. 5, earning Gaga her highest debut since "The Edge of Glory," which bowed at No. 3 back in 2011.

"Stupid Love" is Gaga's 16th top ten hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and her 13th top five. Plus, Gaga becomes the fifth artist to have ranked in the top ten in the 2000s, '10s and '20s, following Mariah Carey, Drake, Eminem and Maroon 5.

"Stupid Love" is the lead single from Lady Gaga's upcoming album Chromatica, out on April 10.

Lady Gaga has announced The Chromatica Ball, her first-ever stadium tour in support of her upcoming album, Chromatica. The special 6-city worldwide limited run of exclusive performances will kick off on July 24th in Paris at Stade de France followed by stadium engagements in London, Boston, Toronto, Chicago, and East Rutherford.

Check out the tour dates below and click here for ticket information.

July 24 – Stade de France, Paris, France
July 30 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
August 5 – Fenway Park, Boston, MA
August 9 – Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON
August 14 – Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL
August 19 – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

$1 of every ticket sold will be donated to the Born This Way Foundation.

Lady Gaga has announced that she will release her new album Chromatica on April 10. The record is executive-produced by Gaga and Bloodpop, and will include 16 tracks, among which is the newly-released "Stupid Love."

Gaga also dropped a range of new merch, which includes t-shirts, hoodies, stickers and more. The merch was designed by Bryan Rivera, Travis Brothers, Darío Alva, and Isha Dipika Walia, who were also behind the "Stupid Love" artwork, and the cover for Chromatica, which will be revealed later this month.

"The symbol for Chromatica has a sine wave in it, which is the mathematical symbol for sound, and it's from what all sound is made from, and, for me, sound is what healed me in my life period, and it healed me again making this record, and that is really what Chromatica is all about," Gaga told Zane Lowe. "It's about healing and it’s about bravery as well and it’s really like, when we talk about love I think it’s so important to include the fact that it requires a ton of bravery to love someone."

She continued: "BloodPop brought it up, and we talked about how Chromatica was essentially on its own when you first look at it, it seems to be about colors and all the different colors and also music is made of a chromatic scale, you know? So it's all the colors, all the sounds, you know, so we, we're talking about inclusivity and life and also a lot of what we see around us and what we're experiencing is math, which is very much like music and and sound is math as well. So we talked about that, and then I sort of went back and I said, 'OK, well, yeah, it's inclusivity but it's really a way of thinking,' you know, it's not just, 'Oh, Chromatica, we're being inclusive with all the colors, all the people,' and when I say, 'All the colors, all the people'  I mean way more than we could possibly fathom.

"I think that we’re actually operating on a completely rudimentary level where we square things off into very simplified colors when actually we’re all extremely different in a vast variety of ways that stem from both, like, genetics as well as epigenetics, like, we're all completely different and I thought OK, well maybe, Chromatica is a frame of mind. And that is my frame of mind, and I don’t know that I've ever made an album that wasn't on Chromatica in some type of way, meaning like my frame of mind is always a part of my music, and this is just my way of kind of expressing, even in a both literal and abstract way, that, like, making music and putting it out into the world is my perspective on life, and it's also my gift to the world in the best way that I can, and I think that everyone on any given day is doing the absolute best that they can do, and this is my perspective, and here it is, and it's always been my perspective, but now I know that it was my perspective."

Lady Gaga called into Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show to talk about her brand new single "Stupid Love," as well as her upcoming album and more.

Listen to Gaga talk or check out highlights from the interview below:

On the sound of her new album:
"We are definitely dancing… I put all my heart, all my pain, all my messages from the other realm that I hear of… what they tell me to tell the world and I put it into music that I believe to be so fun and you know, energetically really pure. I want people to dance and feel happy. I would like to put out music that a big chunk of the world will hear, and it will become a part of their daily lives and make them happy every single day."

On the process of making her new album:
"We made a lot of the record in my studio house. So I have a house where it's Frank Zappa's old studio, it's a live room, it's a big studio, it's beautiful. And I would be upstairs on the porch, outside the kitchen, and Bloodpop would come up and he'd go, 'Okay, come on, that's enough, off the porch,' and I would cry and I would say, 'I'm miserable, I'm sad, I’m depressed,' and he'd go, 'I know, and we're gonna go make some music now. And then I'd go downstairs and I would write. This album is such a display of not only how you can reframe the way that you view the world, but I promise and I hope, that the love that was around me in the process of making this album is something that other people feel, that they know that artistically, like, you know how producers are, if one guy’s working on it, or one girl’s working on it, they don’t want anyone else to work on it, they don’t wanna share, they, everybody gets cocky, there was none of that. These records got passed around to so many different people, there were so many different iterations of these songs because we all wanted it to be perfect and literally nobody cared who put their fingerprints on it, as long as it was the dopest thing that we could give to the world and that it was meaningful, authentic, and completely me."

On working with Max Martin for the first time on "Stupid Love":
"He's an amazing producer. I've never worked with him, I've always sort of gone, 'I write my own music, I produce myself, I don't need to work with Max, right?' And I decided to stop being an asshole, meet him at least, you know? Basically, I sang over a track that Bloodpop made. We sent over what I sang to Max, Max picked some parts out, sent it back to me, and then I wrote lyrics and used some of the melody that he chose that he sent back to me and I kind of spliced it all together and then I went to his studio, and sat down at a piano and I played 'Stupid Love' on a piano with chords. And I looked at him and I said, 'That's what I've got for you,' and to me, this song can only stand on it’s two feet, even with a great track, if you can play it on a piano and it still sounds like a hit. And he was-he was like, I love it, get in the booth. I warmed up my voice, got in the booth, I sang it, and what you’re hearing on 'Stupid Love' is what we did that day."

Lady Gaga has premiered her brand new single "Stupid Love." The track, produced by Bloodpop and Tchami, serves as the lead single from her upcoming album Chromatica, out later this year.

Read also: Lady Gaga Talks "Stupid Love" And New Album With Zane Lowe

Gaga debuted the song along with its music video, shot entirely on an iPhone. "We had a blast shooting on iPhone 11 Pro. It creates a lot of new possibilities and freedoms for us to explore," director Daniel Askill told JustJared. "Shooting on iPhone is new territory and as a filmmaker it’s kind of an unexpected thing to do because there’s a pretty standardized way to make music videos, television commercials and films, on bigger, much more expensive cameras."

Watch the official video below:

A star is born! Viral sensation Charlotte Awbery, who gained attention earlier this month with her impromptu subway rendition of Lady Gaga's hit "Shallow," made an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres show on Wednesday. She performed her rendition of the Oscar-winning classic and sat down for a quick chat with Ellen.

Charlotte told Ellen that she's been singing for fifteen years, adding: "My dad always said to me, 'Just sing wherever you are and never give up,' he was right."

Watch Charlotte sing "Shallow" on Ellen below...

The wait is over! Lady Gaga has announced that her brand new single, titled "Stupid Love," will be released on Friday, February 28. We're hearing that the track will debut alongside its music video and is the first single from Gaga's new album Chromatica, out later this year. Stay tuned!

Lady Gaga brought her ENIGMA show to Miami, Florida on Saturday. The 11-time Grammy winner headlined a pre-Super Bowl concert called Super Saturday Night, and played a two-hour set, which included her classics such as "Bad Romance" and "Poker Face," as well as her most recent smash hit "Shallow."

"I wish so much love and so much luck to everyone that’s doing the halftime show, to both the teams that are playing each other in the Super Bowl," Gaga said of Sunday's game. "They're all champions."

The event was streamed live by the show's sponsor AT&T, who also donated $250,000 to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.

Watch the concert below...

Congratulations to Lady Gaga who picked up two awards at the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards this Sunday. Gaga won Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media for A Star Is Born, and Best Song Written For Visual Media for "I'll Never Love Again," bringing her total GRAMMY count to eleven.

Lady Gaga was the first star to grace Oprah Winfrey’s national tour, 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday. Gaga candidly chatted about the specifics of her current mental health, medication, and self-care regimen during the interview, which brought both Gaga and Oprah to tears. Watch the hour-long conversation or read excerpts from it below.

On what caused her PTSD:
I was raped repeatedly when I was 19 years old, and I also developed PTSD as a result of being raped and also not processing that trauma. I did not have anyone help me, I did not have a therapist, I did not have a psychiatrist, I did not have a doctor help me through it. I all of a sudden became a star and was traveling the world going from hotel room to garage to limo to stage, and I never dealt with it, and then all of a sudden I started to experience this incredible intense pain throughout my entire body that mimicked the illness I felt after I was raped.

On what helps her get through the pain:
I know that this is controversial in a lot of ways, but medicine really helped me. And I think a lot of people are afraid of medicine for their brains to help them. And I really want to just erase the stigma around this because I am sick of saying it over and over and  over again. And what moves me so much in this space, and why I want to work so heavily and much more thoroughly through it in the future, is that not everybody has access to these things. And not everybody has the money for these things. And I want the money for it, I want the best doctors in the world, and I want us to understand the brain and all get on the same page about it so that Gen Z does not have to deal with this the way that we are right now. Mental health is a crisis. 

On whether she is working on new music:
I still am going to make music. Don't worry.

The 2020 GRAMMY nominations are in and Lady Gaga is up for 3 awards! The singer, who's already racked up 9 GRAMMYs throughout her career, is nominated for Song of the Year for "Always Remember Us This Way", Best Song Written For Visual Media for "I'll Never Love Again," and Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media for A Star Is Born.

The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony will take place on January 26, 2020, at Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Lady Gaga looks stunning as she covers Elle magazine’s December 2019 issue. In the cover interview with Oprah Winfrey, the "Shallow" singer opened up about her struggles with mental health, her new beauty company, her philanthropy, and more.

Check out excerpts from the interview below or click here to read the whole cover story.

On her mental health struggles:
I have PTSD. I have chronic pain. Neuropathic pain trauma response is a weekly part of my life. I’m on medication; I have several doctors. This is how I survive. But you know what, Oprah? I kept going, and that kid out there or even that adult out there who’s been through so much, I want them to know that they can keep going, and they can survive, and they can win their Oscar. I would also beckon to anyone to try, when they feel ready, to ask for help. And I would beckon to others that if they see someone suffering, to approach them and say, “Hey, I see you. I see that you’re suffering, and I’m here. Tell me your story.”

On why she decided to launch Haus Labs:
I wanted to do it because (a), I had the time—I wanted to put everything into it, which I do with everything that I do. I don’t just put a company together, hire a staff, and have them do it. I said this the other night at our launch: “My fingerprints are all over this. It’s a crime scene.” And (b), I felt that I had the platform and had built the foundation around what I stand for, so that when this company came out, it would be a rebellion in a kind way against the status quo of beauty as it is today, which is in many ways on social media, a competition. It’s a beauty pageant in a lot of ways. This company exists in an influential space in culture where we say, “Our Haus. Your Rules.” And everyone is welcome—all gender identities.

On those Bradley Cooper rumors:
Quite frankly, I think the press is very silly. I mean, we made a love story. For me, as a performer and as an actress, of course we wanted people to believe that we were in love. And we wanted people to feel that love at the Oscars. We wanted it to go right through the lens of that camera and to every television that it was being watched on. And we worked hard on it, we worked for days. We mapped the whole thing out—it was orchestrated as a performance.

Lady Gaga has landed a new movie role! The Oscar-winning actress will star in Ridley Scott's upcoming film about the Gucci family and the murder of the grandson of founder Guccio Gucci, Deadline reports. Gaga is attached to star as Patrizia Reggiani, the ex-wife of Maurizio Gucci, who was tried and convicted of organizing her ex-husband’s assassination on the steps of his office in 1995. She served 18 years before being let out of jail in 2016.

This is the first project Lady Gaga has attached herself to since her big screen debut A Star Is Born, for which she earned a Best Actress nomination at the 91st Academy Awards. She won an Oscar for writing the movie's theme song "Shallow" alongside Andrew Wyatt, Anthony Rossomando, and Mark Ronson.

Lady Gaga's brand new make-up line Haus Laboratories is finally here and beauty bloggers are loving it. The collection, which includes eyeliners, lip liners, stickers and eyeshadow shimmers in various shades, is receiving rave reviews from make-up lovers on YouTube. "Every formula was good, it's on point, and I didn't expect anything less from Gaga," beauty guru Jeffree Star said, while YouTuber Nicol Concilio added: "Everything just looks beautiful, the products really speak for themselves."

Enjoy our favorite Haus Labs reviews below...

Lady Gaga officially launched her makeup brand Haus Laboratories with a 500-guest party on Monday night in Santa Monica.

"I have always, even prior to my career, wanted to spread love around the world," Gaga told the guests. "At first I found that way through music, but it was the discovery of makeup that helped me transform into the artist and person I always wanted to be. It helped me to love myself. No matter what. With the makeup or not."

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She added: "I'm standing here braver than I've ever been. I'm overcoming obstacles. I'm dealing with my own mental health issues around fame. And finally, being able to really show up for the world the way that I want to, in the way that I believe I’m supposed to."

Watch Gaga's speech below and click here to shop Haus Laboratories.

Lady Gaga kicks off the promotional campaign for her new make-up brand Haus Labs with a cover of Allure's Best of Beauty issue, on newsstands September 24th. Enjoy excerpts from Gaga's interview below or click here to read the full cover story.

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On the power of makeup:
I never felt beautiful, and I still have days that I don't feel beautiful. All of the insecurities that I've dealt with my whole life from being bullied when I was younger, they come right back up to bite me. Then I put makeup on, and before I know it I feel this superhero within. It gives me those wings to fly.

On how her team helped her be Lady Gaga on stage:
Sarah would pick me up off the floor, sit me in a chair, dry my tears, and say, 'I'm going to put on your face now.' If I cried while she was putting on my makeup, I would apologize, and she would say, 'It's okay. I've got you.' Sarah would do my makeup, Freddie would do my hair, and they would hold me and say, 'Look at yourself. There's Lady Gaga. You can do this. Now go do it.' And I would go out there, and the second that spotlight hits me, bam, I'm in the zone,” she says. “But I can't do that without them. That is the power of glam for me. Not everybody has a Sarah, but I'm very lucky that I do. And I want this line to be for the person at home who needs that pick-me-up. If they use it, or don't use it, they can at least look at it and go, 'That's what helps Lady Gaga shine on her bad days. And I want to shine today.'

On wanting Haus Laboratories to be a continuation of her championing of the LGBTQ+ community:
I would like all gender identities to know very clearly that they are included, and never exploited, ever. I want that little boy at home that might like to be called a girl to say, 'Mommy, I want to wear Dynasty. It's a Glam Attack.' And then Mommy goes, 'Oh, my son wants to be called a girl, and he wants the Glam Attack.' And then she goes and she gets it for him. And he uses it. And then there's a bond. It's kind of like when kids used to come to my shows with their parents, and they'd lean over and they'd say, 'Mommy and Daddy, I'm gay.' Or 'I'm not a boy; I'm a girl'. Or 'I'm not a girl; I'm a boy.' I have heard those stories so many times, over and over, for all of the years that I have been in this business. And I want the same thing that I've had in my concerts to happen with this company. If I'm not changing people's lives, what are we doing here?

Lady Gaga has announced that she is launching her own beauty brand, Haus Laboratories. The collection, which will include kits combining lip gloss, lip liner and all-over color, will launch in September with pre-orders beginning July 15th.

"When I was young, I never felt beautiful. And as I struggled to find a sense of both inner and outer beauty, I discovered the power of makeup," Gaga said in a press release. "I remember watching my mother put her makeup on every morning, basking in the glow of her power to put on her bravest face as the hard working woman she was. I then began to experiment with makeup as a way to make my dreams of being as strong as my mother become true."

She continued: "It was then that I invented Lady Gaga. I found the superhero within me by looking in the mirror and seeing who I wanted to be. Sometimes beauty doesn't come naturally from within. But I'm so grateful that makeup inspired a bravery in me I didn't know I had. I've come to accept that I discovered my beauty by having the ability to invent myself and transform. They said I was just weird, but really, I was just Born This Way."

Watch the teaser video below...

Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at New York City’s historic Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village. Dressed head-to-toe in rainbow, the "Born This Way" singer gave an emotional speech outside the venue where, on June 28, 1969, hundreds of gay and transgender people  fought back against a discriminatory police raid.

"It makes me cry, I am so emotional today," a tearful Gaga told the crowd. "This community has fought and continued to fight a war of acceptance, a war of tolerance, and of the most relentless bravery. You are the definition of courage."

She continued: "The universe brought us together in the spirit of kindness, and together we’re a powerhouse. I hope you celebrate every inch of who you are today. You were born this way and you are superstars! I will continue to fight every day during shows, and even when I'm not on stage, to spread a message that’s actually quite simple: Be kind."

"True love is when you would take a bullet for someone," Gaga added. "And you know I would take a bullet for you any day of the week."

Lady Gaga brought her ENIGMA show to New York City's iconic Apollo Theater to celebrate streaming giants SiriusXM and Pandora coming together as one company.

"This is a very special experience being here, playing here for 1,500 people," Gaga told the crowd. "It's been over a decade since I was playing for crowds like this. I went from 30 people to 300 people to 1,500 people to 150,000 people. And that's because of one thing: everybody believing in me. I'd be nothing without you."

Enjoy videos of Gaga performing at the Apollo below...

Lady Gaga has announced new dates for her massively successful Las Vegas residency. The superstar will close out the year with three shows on December 28, December 30, and December 31. Plus, she will play nine more shows in Spring 2020.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, June 28. Little monsters pre-sale begins tomorrow, June 22.  Head over to gagavegas.com form more info!

Happy Birthday, Brian Newman! Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at Brian's After Dark show at the NoMad Restaurant on Sunday night. Watch her serenade her longtime friend and collaborator above!

Lady Gaga is putting her iconic looks on display! On May 30th, the Oscar winner will launch Haus of Gaga, a brand new exhibition at the Park MGM in Las Vegas, displaying some of her most famous outfits and creations, including the iconic Meat Dress. Take a sneak peek below!

Lady Gaga will perform at New York City's iconic Apollo theater for the first time  during an invitation-only concert for SiriusXM and Pandora listeners on Monday, June 24.

"Performing at The Apollo has always been a dream of mine. Thank you to SiriusXM and Pandora for inviting me. I'm excited for my fans to see a special show at this iconic venue," Gaga said.

According to the press release, SiriusXM subscribers will have the opportunity to win tickets performance through an invitation sent by e-mail. Additionally, subscribers since May 5, 2019 will be able to enter for the chance to win a trip for two to New York City, including airfare, hotel stay, and a pair of front row tickets to the show.

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Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at the opening ceremony of the Apple Park in Cupertino, California on Thursday night. Gaga played her ENIGMA show for over 15,000 Apple employees on the Apple Stage, designed by Jony Ive, which is decorated with the colors of Apple's classic rainbow logo as a tribute to its late co-founder Steve Jobs.

Enjoy videos of Gaga performing at Apple Park below...

Taylor Swift has praised Lady Gaga and her career versatility. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, the 29-year-old pop icon, who presented Gaga with a Golden Globe for "Shallow" in January, shared that she admires her ability to "be so capable in so many different worlds."

"When people think she’s gonna go one way, she goes the exact opposite," Taylor said. "She did that Tony Bennett record and won a Grammy. And then she pivots and goes and wins a Golden Globe for American Horror Story: Hotel. Then she pivots and does Joanne. Then she pivots and wins an Oscar for A Star Is Born. That’s so cool, that ability to be so capable in so many different worlds. There’s so much dexterity to her career."

Gaga and Taylor first met at the 2013 American Music Awards. "I can't say anything bad about her," Gaga told Howard Stern. "What she doesn't know is, her and I were sitting next to each other and she goes, 'Oh my God! I love ARTPOP. I love 'Applause,' and it's my favorite song.'"

Related: Taylor Swift says Lady Gaga cast a magical spell on her

She continued: "I was thinking, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah. This chick is full of s--t.' But then my buddy called me, Brandon, who's my stylist, and she was doing a shoot and he was styling her… He goes, 'Taylor Swift is in here blasting ARTPOP so loud, and she is dancing and she's posing.' I thought to myself, 'I like this girl.' You know why? Because she said the same thing to my face that she said behind my back."

Through teamwork, planning, and an intrinsic understanding of camp, Lady Gaga gave the 2019 Met Gala its defining moment. Watch the behind-the-scenes video of Gaga's instantly-iconic look by Vogue above!

Lady Gaga brought her ENIGMA show to the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida on Thursday night. The show was part of the 2019 SAPPHIRE NOW keynote event, organized by SAP, a multinational corporation that develops enterprise software to manage business operations and customised relations.

During the two-hour set, Gaga not only delivered a stunning performance and rich vocals, but also made the crowd—which she referred to as "software people"—laugh with hilarious speeches. Here are some of our favorite quotes from the show:

When she told "software people" to party:

"Are you software people ready to f—king party? Put your f—king hands in the air!”

When she found a creative way to introduce "Telephone":

"Hold on one second… are ya'll holding cell phones? So do you mean to tell me, SAP, that you figure out some s—t for the future? So I guess I"m gonna still call your ass!”

When she taught the locals how to be a monster:

"This is a monster paw. Put it up now. Now dance!"

When she reminded them it's not their regular day at the office:

"There ain't no cubicles around here! There ain't no private planes!"

When she realized not everyone in the audience is a little monster:

"It just dawned on me that I was hired to play this show tonight, so none of you got any f—ing tickets. Some of you may like my show and like my music. But quite frankly that there could be thousands that loathe me and are here because you have to be… and you can f—k off, kindly, sincerely."

But made sure they would be by the end of the show:

"So anyway, if you're not a f—king monster now, you will be by the f—king end of the show."

When she couldn't figure out what SAP does:

"I consider myself to be fairly intelligent, but I have no clue what you guys do. But the good news, it doesn't matter because I know so much of the world would not operate without you."

When 100 people outside a room believed in her:

"I used to play these shows downtown for not all of people at all. I remember this one show I played with my friend Lady Starlight. The club was on a corner, and it was all glass windows, and it felt like 30 people, it was really small. And I was sitting down playing piano and I looked up and I swear to you there was a hundred people outside with cameras pointed at me."

When she forgot she wasn't in Vegas:

"Hands up Las Ve… [giggles]"

And finally, when she reminded everyone why she isn't just another pop star:

"Just like you write your software, I write my own f—king music."

Lady Gaga made an epic entrance at the Camp-themed 2019 Met Gala wearing not one but four custom Brandon Maxwell looks... all at once! Gaga's red carpet performance was universally praised by fashion critics and fans alike, and even made Anna Wintour smile. Check out the press had to say below...

Elle: "It's as if Gaga has been training for this Met Gala for her entire career and tonight was her Olympics. The Queen of camp wore four looks in 15 minutes, and gave the audience just the right amount of theatrics to go along with them. Gaga and Maxwell should be incredibly proud."

Harper's Bazaar: "The Camp theme was created for Lady Gaga and she didn’t rest on her meat dress laurels—wearing 4, count them 4, Brandon Maxwell looks all at once (for a minute, at least). A giant pink gown with a doll-like bow, a black strapless gown, a pink slip dress with giant cell phone, and finally, some very chic lingerie with sparkly tights. It was quite a way to kick off the carpet."

Forbes: "We challenge you to come up with a star who can embody camp better than Lady Gaga. (Meat dress, anyone?) That’s what made her a perfect choice as one of this year's co-chairs for the Met Gala. Her red carpet ensembles—yes, plural—exceeded expectations with not one but four outfits."

New York Post: "Take it off, Lady Monster! Her grand entrance in Brandon Maxwell turned into an haute strip tease that made even Anna Wintour smile."

Hollywood Reporter: "The Oscar-winning star teamed up with her former stylist Brandon Maxwell, who designed four custom pieces, revealed in a high-performance act on the pink carpet."

Lady Gaga stole the show at the 2019 Met Gala as she served not one, but four jaw-dropping looks at the show's pink carpet. The "Shallow" singer posed for photographers wearing a giant Brandon Maxwell dress, which turned out to be an overcoat hiding another custom Maxwell creation.

She then changed into a pink-mini dress only to strip down to her black underwear minutes later. Watch Gaga's transformation at the Camp-themed Met Gala below...

Pop legend Madonna has mentioned Lady Gaga in a new interview. Speaking to Vogue UK, the "Express Yourself" singer dismissed the reports that she and Gaga had been enemies, blaming it on society's tendency to pit women against each other.

"People got very excited about the thought of Lady Gaga and myself as enemies, when we never were enemies," Madonna said.

Rumors of a feud started flying back in 2011, when Madonna called Gaga's hit single "Born This Way" a "reductive" copy of her 1989 song "Express Yourself." She told The Daily Beast, "I thought, 'What a wonderful way to redo my song.' I mean, I recognised the chord changes." Madonna went on to perform a medley of "Express Yourself" and "Born This Way" during her 2012 MDNA World Tour.

Madonna and Lady Gaga were last spotted together at an Oscars after party in February. "Don't Mess with Italian Girls," Madonna wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of the two smiling during an impromptu photoshoot.

The A Star Is Born era might not be over yet as Bradley Cooper has one more idea up his sleeve. Speaking to Ellen DeGeneres, the Oscar-nominated director-slash-actor said that he wants to reunite with Lady Gaga for a one-off A Star Is Born show.

"What I thought would be a cool thing to do, maybe one night, would be like a live reading of the script and sing all the songs as we're reading the script, like at the Hollywood Bowl or something," he said.

If Cooper's idea comes alive, it will be only the third time he and Gaga have performed live together. Watch Cooper's interview below...

Lady Gaga's collaborations with famed producer Mark Ronson proved extremely fruitful as their first project Joanne topped charts around the world and earned them a Grammy, while their latest collaboration "Shallow" from A Star Is Born shattered records and took home the Academy Award for Best Original Song. The success led fans to speculate that Ronson would be contributing to Gaga's next album, due out later this year, however, the hitmaker has now confirmed that he isn't involved in the project.

Speaking to his followers during a live stream on Instagram, Ronson revealed that he did not produce on LG6 (a nickname fans dubbed the yet-untitled album, which stands for Lady Gaga 6 or her sixth solo release), but from what he's heard the album is "incredible."

"I know that everybody who's worked on it and has heard anything says it' incredible and I don't doubt it," he said. "All of her records are pretty f----ing iconic, she always does something unexpected."

Little is known about the upcoming project. It is rumored to be released this summer, with collaborators including German DJ Boys Noize and Joanne producer Bloodpop.

Lady Gaga is named as one of TIME magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, along with fellow pop stars Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift, who are the only female musicians on the list. The "Shallow" singer has been enjoying massive success with her debut movie A Star Is Born, for which she won a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, two Grammys, and an Academy Award.

Gaga's story for the magazine was penned by none other than Celine Dion. Read below...

I love Lady Gaga, and I think she's got one of the greatest voices in the world: powerful, convincing, passionate and sensitive. She's definitely one of the most inventive artists we've ever seen. Her artistic expression has no rules, no boundaries.

When she first came on the scene with her outrageous style, she didn't care what the critics said. She marched to the beat of her own drum, knowing that her message of individuality was a way to express her inner strength. What makes her even more special, and such a powerful influence on society, is that she empowers her fans to adopt the very same values in their lives—to stand up for what they believe in, despite what others might think. By doing so, she gives her followers the strength and confidence to believe in themselves. Whether it's her unstoppable support for the LGBTQ community, or her anti-bullying campaigning, Lady Gaga's voice is being heard where it really counts.

Yes, she's an amazing musician, composer, performer and, as we saw in A Star Is Born, an incredible actress, but her legacy reaches well beyond show business. She will continue to inspire love and freedom around the world, for generations to come.

Sometimes a remix comes along that completely changes how you see the original track, like an incredible sequel you didn't know you needed to shake your brain cells loose from the single version you'd been spamming repeat on. These perfectly crafted mixes are rare, and that's why they stand out — as purely new imaginings of that song you love. Chew Fu is one of the best pop re-imaginers we have in the business today, and it was a pure delight to sit down and chat with him about his past and future Gaga releases and solo projects.

This is a such a great opportunity, we love your work, Chew. Thanks for making awesome remixes of Lady Gaga for us over the years.
Thank you so much, I love to hear it. I just make those remixes because I like making remixes. So it's always for me, awesome, to hear feedback from anyone that appreciates it, so thanks for that!

You just dropped "Shallow" (The Chew Fu Refix) in celebration of Gaga winning the Oscar for Best Original Song.
I am really excited about that. I figured that when she wins the Oscar I want to release a remix. I've been playing my remix in my own sets for the last couple of weeks, and it went over really well. I am excited to share it! That's always what it comes to down to, you know? I just want my friends to like it. Then I'm totally fine with it.

Tell me about yourself. How did you get started in the music industry?
Well, I'm actually a jazz musician. So I started as an alto-saxophone player, I loved jazz music. That's how I ended up in New York, because a lot of my heroes made their music in New York. I met my current business partner, John Fraiser, and he hooked me up, working for Bad Boy Records. And that's how I got my start in production in the United States. Hip-hop is very related to funk music, which I was already doing as a musician, it was a logical step for me to do that. That's how I started. A lot of hip-hop! And in Europe, simultaneously, I was releasing a lot of dance records. At the time it was like two different worlds.

That's how I got started as a musician. For me, as a musician, you are always waiting for a call from a music producer, because I wanted to play on records! I wanted to be a saxophone player, so for me it was also logical for me to become a music producer, just so I could put myself on records, basically! 

Starting out as a jazz musician, you probably couldn't have dreamed it would have led to all this?
No, absolutely not. I always just wanted to make cool music. That's how I've been throughout my career, I justed wanted to make stuff that was interesting, you know? That is how I got into remixes. I was doing a lot of hip hop mixes, and house music, in two different continents. I felt with remixes, you know, sometimes, without permission from the artist—I could create a new style, that would be really inspiring. I could just take a vocal from a rap artist and create a house beat under it.

What is a "refix"? I know you prefer to use the title "refix" instead of "remix."
Well I started calling my music remixes, when I started to do them as remixes. And that was based on the fact that I was using some of the original music, that I would then manipulate into another track. I would bring it from a pop track, and use a baseline, I would use the drums... But at one point, I started to only use acapellas. All the music under it, I composed by myself. Organically. And at the time I was actually only downloading acapellas, because I didn't even want to hear the original first! I was like, I am just going to do what I think this acapella should have. So that's how that started.

That's flipping awesome. I think hands down, if you were to ask any Lady Gaga fan who's even been somewhat hardcore over the last decade, "What is the best remix of Lady Gaga?," they are going to say, "The Chew Fu Bad Romance Remix."
Ohhh yeah. That was awesome.

That was epic.
I love all my remixes, but I feel "Bad Romance" has a different impact than my "LoveGame," or "Paparazzi," or any other remix. That's also how I like to produce every track. Like I said, I go from the acapella and then I'll create the music under it. Why I call some of them refixes was, I started to make all the music from scratch. So I felt like, "I'm gonna call it a refix, if I make the music completely different." Like I did with "LoveGame." I just used the acapella, and I wrote the baseline, and then I wrote the remix. That's why I called it "Refix." And I also started noticing, if I called stuff a "Fix," often the artist would be at least responding to it. Which could be in a negative way, but it would turn positive if the artist then would hear, "Oh, this is actually really fun." Because their first reaction was, "Hey, my music doesn't need fixing." And then they would hear it, and be like, "Oh, this is actually really good! I understand. This is cool." So it went hand in hand.

When I did Bad Romance, I was actually really sick that week! So I got the acapella in from Cherrytree Records, I believe at the time, and they were like, "Hey, we need this remix, and we need it in three days."

Oh my god!
Sometimes that's how it goes, you know? So I was like, "Okay, let's do this!" And I was in bed, but I set up my studio with my laptop, and whatever, and I worked in my "studio" on the remix for 18 hours a day. But from the get-go I kind of knew that it would be cool. That's the feeling I had from the beginning. I had the vocal, then I made the baseline, I started cutting it up a little bit, and then I added a little hookline that I made in the beginning, with "Walk, Walk, Fashion, Baby". And I thought to myself, "This is gonna be cool." So I finished it. But often, when I finish something, I completely doubt myself when I listen back to it. Probably a lot of people have that. You're like, "Oh my God, this is really bad." Right? I have that often. So with Bad Romance, there was that feeling. So I sent it to the label, after three days. And I didn't hear back from them, for like two more days. And I went back to my mix and thought, "Oh my God, this was really bad. They must hate my music!" So I called Cherrytree Records, I'll never forget; I started off, "Hey, I'm really sorry about the remix, I'm gonna do it again, I promise you next week it will be really good!" And then, they were like: "No, we really loved your remix!" And we talked about it. It was really like that. And a weight fell off my shoulders.

But it's often like that. I guess you know, I always put a lot of pressure on myself to make something super good. Always in those last minutes you start to doubt, like, "Wait a minute, because I did something so completely different, did I do the right thing?"

You knocked it out of the park with that one.
Thank you.

What was it like working with Lady Gaga and Marilyn Manson on "LoveGame"? That turned into a really big one, that they ending up using on The Remix album.
That really set it all off. It was so special by itself. I was at the time then where I was already releasing a lot of remixes, but I was just releasing them on blogs or whatever, and I was really starting to build up a name for myself. And how "LoveGame" started was me getting an acapella from my friend who worked at a radio station called Ghettohouse Radio. That may explain the name a little bit! So I got Gaga's acapella, I started to do the music, and the demo leaked. And she apparently got that demo, she heard that. And I'll never forget how she called me that day.

I thought it was one of my friends in the Netherlands prank calling me. I knew "Poker Face" from her, and then "LoveGame," but she was huge already. Everyone was like, "Oh my God, where was this gonna end?" It was amazing. So I got this call, and it was Troy, who was her manager at the time. And I thought this was a prank. Troy was like, "Look, we heard the demo, do you think we can work something out?" And I was like, "Yeah, sure, we can work something out!" Because I though it was my friend from the Netherlands all this time. And then he was like, "Well, can we set up a call with you and Gaga? We have this idea where we want to record Gaga and Marilyn Manson on the mix that you have. And we could finish it all together." It was like in two minutes time, right? From the time someone calls me, and then someone tells me Lady Gaga really loves it, and then we have this great idea, Marilyn Manson on the track? I remember coming off that call, and I didn't have anyone around me to tell it to. So I called my manager, and said, "You are not gonna believe this. You're gonna get a call from Troy Carter." And my manager was like, "Wait a minute, I know Troy." So that really worked out well, because Troy already knew my manager. So it was just spectacular how it all went down. I was so excited when they started using that for the live show, had the whole band play it... That was just huge for me.

Speaking of bands, are you going to do another album with Breedlove?
Yes. Actually, after Magic Monday, we worked on a new album that's called Tragic Tuesday, and we have been performing with that in New York for the last year or so. And this year we recorded our first music video for our first single, so that should be something maybe in May, that we are going to release. That is a full album that we are really excited about! It's gonna be really cool. Breedlove is still busy writing his musical. But we get on stage like at least once a month together.

The tour we did with Gaga in Europe was awesome, of course. She has always been so supportive of that. There was a really magical time, when we did Magic Monday... So there was this little party that we threw, in a bar called St. Jerome's in New York. And it would literally only fit fifty people. I'll never forget the day when this enormous Bentley stopped in front of the door, and Gaga comes out, and she just starts partying with us! Really amazing vibes. And I remember everyone walking in, thinking like, this cannot be true. Because at one point, she was standing on the bar, with her band, singing jazz songs together with Breedlove. So if you'd walked in there, to that bar, it was just like an amazing sight, you know? So from that point, she's really been supporting us in a really great way. She's always trying to motivate us. So I can only be thankful for that.

As an artist, to be on the tour, to see her action really blew my mind. The amount of energy, she's such a professional. It's like, when you are around someone like that, the level is set so high, you can achieve more yourself. So I am really grateful for that.

Where can we see you live?
I'm doing mainly gigs in New York at the moment, at Club Cumming, Three Dollar Bill in Brooklyn, and St. Jerome's. That's been my home base with Breedlove. Right now we are working on the tour for Tragic Tuesday. Dates aren't set yet—but we are working on that!

Are you going to remix more tracks from A Star Is Born?
I've actually done one more that I want to release. I actually want to tell you about it—this remix has actually set off my releases for 2019. I'm doing this new thing called Project X. The basis of it is that I am releasing one single a month, and one official remix per month. So the first month is "Shallow," and the the second song I remixed is "Is That Alright?" The first remix I'm releasing is Shallow, and the first single I'm releasing is called "Judy." And I'm doing it together with my friend Timothe, called Chew Fu X Timothe. And then the next release will be "Is That Alright?" together with a saxophone track that I'm releasing. It's gonna be really interesting!

I am talking with the label about officially releasing them. This is the first step of that. Because I just want to share, you know? And be like, "Hey, listen to this! This is cool!" That's where it starts. Every month there will be a new release of the Chew Fu Project X.

We all thank you very much.
Thank you! It's all about having fun releasing music. I'm always on the look out for the coolest stuff to remix. It's all so inspiring, it really gives me a kick. I can just release it [on my own] and go, "Okay, this is what WE love!" and there's no label in between it, it's all like, these songs are just cool. And also, if anyone has a request for me, if you ever hear anyone say, "Chew Fu should remix this track," I also like that challenge. You guys really have the finger on the pulse of what you want. It's always really interesting for me to hear because I'm in my bubble, so if you say, "Chew, you should really listen to this Gaga song, " I'll definitely give it a shot.

That is such a nice offer for the fans, thank you! 
I'm just really grateful for people just liking my music. It inspires me enormously, I'm grateful for that energy. It gives me the fuel to keep going. A really big part of all the remixes, are the fans, it's this continuous energy that keeps going. Thank you, guys!

Be sure to follow Chew Fu on Spotify, Instagram, and Twitter.

by Katharine Styles-Burroughs

Lady Gaga made an appearance at the Daily Front Row's 5th Annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards on Sunday night to present her hair stylist and friend Frederic Aspiras with the Best Hair Stylist award. Wearing chic a black-and-white Rodarte dress, the Academy Award winner posed for pictures before delivering a moving speech at the show.

"There are no words that I could say, no speech I could give that would adequately express the deep love, admiration, and respect that I have for Frederic Aspiras," Gaga said. "Even saying his full name as the rockstar he's become I find myself thinking, 'No, he's not just in my eyes the greatest hair artist in the world. He's the brother I never had.' And he's truly one of my best friends in the whole world and I call him Freddy. A boy who was born in San Francisco who then moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dreams. And he has done beyond that in spades. And that is why you are here today."

Watch Gaga speak at the Fashion Los Angeles Awards below...

Lady Gaga made a surprise performance during Jazz Night at Hollywood's Black Rabbit Rose bar on Thursday night. "I'm here to ruin the party, I'm so sorry," she joked before singing Frank Sinatra's "Call Me Irresponsible" with the local band. Watch above!

Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account on Tuesday to shut down pregnancy rumors and share what she's actually expecting... new music! "Rumors I'm pregnant? Yeah, I'm pregnant with LG6," the Academy Award winner wrote. "LG6" refers to Gaga's next album, which will be her sixth solo one.

Rumors I’m pregnant? Yeah, I’m pregnant with #LG6

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) March 12, 2019

The tweet was reposted by Gaga's Joanne collaborator Bloodpop, who is confirmed to be one of the producers working on the highly-anticipated project.

Lady Gaga celebrates 10 years since her first V Magazine appearance with an enigmatic cover shoot by Jean-Paul Goude. Styled by Alex Aikiu, Gaga posed as a "Showgirl," a "Broken Doll," and an "Intergalactic Marie Antoinette" for her 25th V Magazine cover, celebrating a decade since she first covered the iconic magazine. 

Enjoy the pictures below and click here to read the cover story...

A blockbuster movie and soundtrack, two Grammys, and an Academy Award... just when you thought the A Star Is Born era couldn't get any bigger, Lady Gaga has added another massive achievement to the list. The movie's theme song "Shallow" has skyrocketed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Gaga's first number one single in the United States in over eight years. The last time a Lady Gaga song topped the chart was in 2011, when "Born This Way" debuted at No. 1 and stayed atop for six weeks.

"Shallow" with Bradley Cooper jumps 20 spots to number one with 27 million streams, 35 million radio impressions and over 115,000 digital downloads sold. The track is enjoying a fresh boost following Gaga and Cooper's show-stopping performance at the 91st Academy Awards, where it also won Gaga her first Oscar for Best Original Song.

Check out the list for the Hot 100 peaks for all of Gaga's singles...

"Just Dance" — No. 1
"Poker Face" — No. 1
"LoveGame" — No. 5
"Paparazzi" - No. 6
"Bad Romance" — No. 2
"Telephone" — No. 3
"Alejandro" — No. 5
"Born This Way" — No. 1
"Judas" — No. 10
"The Edge of Glory" — No. 3
"Yoü and I" — No. 6
"Marry The Night" — No. 29
"Applause" — No. 4
"Do What U Want" — No. 13
"G.U.Y." — No. 76
"Til It Happens to You" — No. 95
"Perfect Illusion" — No. 15
"Million Reasons" — No. 4
"The Cure" — No. 39
"Shallow" — No. 1

"Shallow" was released as the lead single from the A Star Is Born soundtrack back in October. The song, written by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Andrew Wyatt, and Anthony Rossomando, was met with universal acclaim from fans and critics alike, and went on to become one of the biggest songs of Gaga's career, topping charts in 15 countries and winning a Golden Globe, two Grammys, and an Academy Award.

A Star Is Born is back at number one on the Billboard 200! Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's album has dethroned Ariana Grande's thank u, next as the new chart-topper with 128,000 units sold during the latest tracking week.

This is the fourth non-consecutive week atop the Billboard 200 for the blockbuster soundtrack. The set debuted at No. 1 in October 2018 and hasn't left the top ten of the chart since.

Star is enjoying a fresh boost following Gaga and Cooper's show-stopping performance of its lead single "Shallow" at the 91st Academy Awards, where Gaga also took home her first Oscar for Best Original Song.