Lady Gaga is among the many stars slated to pay tribute to the music icon Frank Sinatra at Sinatra 100 – an All-Star Grammy Concert. The live concert, which celebrates Frank's 100th birthday, will tape on December 2 at Wynn Las Vegas' Encore Theatre and will air on December 6th on CBS.

Other performers at the event include Celine Dion, Ariana Grande, Zac Brown, Garth Brooks, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Adam Levine, Carrie Underwood and Usher.

Also performed at the star-studded show is the 17-time Grammy winner Tony Bennett, whose jazz album with Lady Gaga sold over a million copies and topped charts worldwide. "Frank Sinatra was a mentor, colleague and dear friend of mine, and he was the master of intimate singing," said Bennett.

Lady Gaga's latest single "Til It Happens To You" this week becomes her 17th top ten hit on Billboard's Dance Club Songs.

That's right, Gaga's song about sexual assault, written to empower young people affected by rape, is among this week's most played tracks in clubs in the United States.

"Til It Happens To You" jumps to No. 8 on the dance chart dated December 19th thanks to remixes by Tracy Young, Matt Consola and other DJs. Other club hits in the top ten include "Confident" by Demi Lovato, "Sorry" by Justin Bieber, and "Levels" by Nick Jonas.

To everyone getting turned up to "Til It Happens To You" in the club...

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are the stars of Barnes & Noble's new holiday campaign!

The jazz duo are featured in the bookstore chain's new holiday television ad, which will make its television debut during a morning show on Monday. In the video, Gaga and Mr. Bennett walk the aisles of a Barnes & Noble store while looking for a gift for each other and singing the Frank Loesser classic "Baby, It's Cold Outside."

"Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are two of the most iconic artists in the world today and we're thrilled to bring some of their magic to Barnes & Noble customers," said Glenn Kaplan, Vice President and Creative Director at Barnes & Noble.

Amy Sacks, co-creative director at Roberts + Langer, the company that produced the commercial, added: "This campaign is like a holiday card from Barnes & Noble to all of its customers. We hope that this little gift of a performance by these two incredibly talented artists will put a smile on people's faces. We believe that the true warmth and the connection that Mr. Bennett and Lady Gaga share will be something viewers can feel."

The new commercial was directed by Jonas Akerlund, who had previously worked with Gaga on her music videos for "Paparazzi" and "Telephone."

As Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett's Cheek to Cheek world tour nears its end, the duo made a stop in Atlanta, GA for a sold-out show at the Chastain Park Amphitheatre. 

"We only got a couple of shows left and I really am very sad about it," Gaga told the crowd before singing Billy Strayhorn's "Lush Life," which she dedicated to Mr. Bennett. "I feel so free when I'm with him on stage, I can just use my voice."

Did you get to see Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett on tour? Share your concert experience in the comments below!

The fifth episode of American Horror Story: Hotel starring Lady Gaga aired on FX on Wednesday night! In this episode, called "Room Service," Alex uses an unconventional treatment to save a dying patient; a Halloween-hating hipster couple tests Iris's limits. 

What did you think of the episode? Watch below and share your thoughts in the comments!

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The next episode of American Horror Story: Hotel, called "Room 33," airs next Wednesday. 

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Elton John is one of Lady Gaga's closest friends, so it's not wonder that he is among the few people to have heard songs from Mother Monster's next album, due out in 2016. And if his words are anything to go by, we're in for another incredible Gaga record!

"We were all on stage together at the Rainforest concert in New York with Bruce Springsteen, Sting, and James Taylor," he said before introducing Gaga's hit song "Bad Romance" on his Beats1 radio show. "And Springsteen was saying 'God, I wish I had written that song.' You can hear Bruce actually singing 'Bad Romance,' its a real Springsteen-type song."

He continued: "She's a great friend of ours and she's a wonderful godmother to our two sons. She's in the process of writing her new album. I've heard some of it and it's absolutely fabulous. She's been doing really different things: she did The Sound of Music on the Oscars, she did a tour with Tony Bennett, and now she's on American Horror Story. So, she's been doing lots of different things but I can tell you, I've heard a couple of things from her new album and it's really, really fantastic."

Monsters, how excited are you for #LG5? Let us know in the comments below!

Lady Gaga's friend and long-time collaborator DJ White Shadow ("Bloody Mary," "Government Hooker," "Applause," "Do What U Want") answered a few questions about Mother Monster during a fan Q&A on Twitter.

When asked how he would describe what he had heard of Gaga's new music, he replied simply, "super duper sweet." The producer has also confirmed that Gaga has spoken to him about working on the upcoming record and he hopes to do it "if she has time."

How hyped are you for Lady Gaga's fifth pop album? Sound off in the comments below!

American Horror Story star Finn Wittrock has revealed why he's excited about Lady Gaga's appearance in the upcoming season of the show.

The actor, who played fan-favorite character Dandy Mott on Freakshow, told Variety magazine about his reaction when he first heard that Mother Monster would be joining the show: "I was like, 'Perfect!' Ryan [Murphy] always has a way of outdoing himself. It's hard to keep surprising people when each season is so surprising. He very wisely makes a big awesome casting choice to get people intrigued. This was the epitome of that."

"The thing about her, with her great theatricality and the gratuity of her own image, it actually makes a lot of sense for her to be on this show," Finn added. "The show is heightened and gothic and that’s sort of what she is. It’s a good omen for the way the season will turn out."

American Horror Story: Hotel is set to film next month and start airing in October. No word yet on whether Finn Wittrock will be returning for the upcoming season.

After a week off, American Horror Story: Hotel is back with an all-new episode called "The Ten Commandments Killer"! In this episode, John closes in on the mysterious killer and Sally details her arrangements with Mr. March.

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Monsters, what did you think of the episode? Let us know in the comments below!

A brand new teaser video for American Horror Story: Hotel debuted during the Season 2 premiere of FX's series The Strain on Sunday. The short snippet features a silver hand, which appears to be Lady Gaga's, ringing the clerk bell at a hotel front desk.

A tweet from the official American Horror Story Twitter account read, "She's ready to ring in a whole new horror this October," while Lady Gaga herself added: "I hope you like being scared." Watch below...

While on stage at the 2015 Comic-Con International in San Diego, the creator of the series Ryan Murphy revealed that Gaga's character on the show will be "evil."

"How it happened with Gaga is: she wrote and said 'I love the show, would you consider putting me on?' And I wrote back 'Yes', caps, caps," Murphy told the crowd. "She said, 'I want to be evil,' and I said, ‘You came to the right place.'"

American Horror Story: Hotel begins filming on July 15th in Los Angeles and will debut in October.

Related: Ryan Murphy teases Lady Gaga's 'evil' role on American Horror Story: Hotel

Alice Cooper was so impressed with Lady Gaga's versatility as an artist that he thinks she should make a hard rock album now.

In a new interview, the rock legend said: "She has developed into something really unique. I mean, she created this character named Gaga, she exploited it on every level, made it work. And the songs were good, that was the deal, she wrote her own songs. And then she performed them and she didn't give up on it."

"Then she gets on the Oscars, and does Julie Andrews totally straight," he continued. "When I saw that, I went, 'She just went to another level.' She just went to a Streisand sort of level, where she can still do the insane Lady Gaga, but she can also do this now. She's kinda turned into a butterfly. But you gotta like that, that's a real talented person right there."

Cooper added: "The record with Tony Bennett, who would've thought of that? I mean, how wild is that? Now, if I was her, I would make a really hard rock record right now."

Monsters, do you agree with Alice? Let us know in the comments below!

Lady Gaga joined His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet to address the nation's mayors at The U.S. Conference of Mayors 84th Annual Meeting in Indianapolis on Sunday. During the onstage conversation, moderated by journalist Ann Curry, they spoke about the importance of compassion and ways to make the world a kinder place.

"The really fantastic thing about kindness is that it's free," Gaga said. "It's the best resource that we have because you can give and receive kindness and the well of it inside of you will never dry up. And it can’t hurt you or anyone else. It's the thing that brings us all together.

She continued: "I feel the most important the reason to focus on kindness with what we're experiencing in the world is to consider the United States as a human body, and the brain is the government. And all the organs south of the neck: this is the people. These different organs in our body, these are the different factions, the things that separate us as people.

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"What we're experiencing right now is that the mind of the United States and the body are not talking. There’s no connection. In science, what it tells us is that this connection between the brain and the rest of the body, when it erodes, you have system failure. Brain damage. This is what we're witnessing. Because the mind of the United States and the body of the United States are not connected we have disharmony. And kindness is the cheapest way to cure that, and it has a priceless aftermath."

Watch the conversation below (starts at 01:00:15)...

Lady Gaga dedicated a song to her groom-to-be Taylor Kinney at a show in the Netherlands on Friday night.

"This song is for my fiancé," Gaga said before before belting out an epic rendition the French classic "La Vie En Rose" in front of a sold-out crowd at the North Sea Jazz Festival. "He doesn't, you know, maybe like big displays but... I love you so much. And when I'm with you, I see life in pink."

Aww! Watch below...

Lady Gaga met Taylor Kinney on the set of her music video for "Yoü And I" back in 2011. After being together for more than three years, the couple got engaged this Valentine's Day. "I really can't imagine being with anyone other than who I'm with right now," Gaga told Howard Stern in December. "He is the right guy. I have that feeling. I just know it." 

Congratulations to Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett whose hit album Cheek to Cheek is the top jazz record of 2015, according to Billboard! The CD, which currently sits at number one on Billboard's Jazz Albums charts even after a year since its release, tops the list of this year's top-selling jazz albums, ranked by sales data as compiled by Nielsen Music.

This is Gaga and Mr. Bennett's second consecutive year atop Billboard's year-end jazz ranking. Cheek to Cheek easily became the best-selling album of 2014, when it debuted with an impressive 131,000 copies sold in its first week and stayed at number one on the Jazz Albums chart until the rest of that year.

Additionally, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga rank No. 1 and No. 2 respectively on Billboard's year-end Jazz Artists chart of 2015.

Lady Gaga's beloved dog Asia graces the sixteenth cover for the latest issue of V Magazine, which Gaga guest-edited herself. In the cover photo shoot with Terry Richardson, Gaga and Asia rock matching hats created by designer Philip Tracey.

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V Magazine

"I love dogs — they are my favorite," the hat designer told Gaga in an interview. "When I design, I design with love. Love for the person and love for my craft. When I met Asia backstage with you, I loved her — what a face, so sweet and cuddly."

V Magazine

V Magazine

V99 is available to download now at vmagazine.com.

Lady Gaga is the new face of Tiffany & Co.'s new fashion jewelry collection, Tiffany HardWear, Vanity Fair reports exclusively. The Joanne singer will star in the brand's 60-second short film that will air during the Super Bowl on Sunday.

The campaign was created by former Vogue creative director Grace Coddington and features Gaga talking about empowerment and her own creative journey. "In New York, you're born knowing that Tiffany is the best, and that it is where the magic happens," she said in a statement.

Watch the commercial below and don't miss Gaga's epic performance at the Halftime show!

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...

Lady Gaga and seven-time Oscar nominee Diane Warren sat down with The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg for a chat about their latest song "Til It Happens to You," which is a favorite to receive an Academy Award nomination next week. Gaga also spoke about the music industry, her past work, the impact of "Born This Way," and so much more during a must-listen hour-long interview.

On hearing a Diane Warren song for the first time:
"I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing." That's how I learned about Diane Warren. I was so blown away by that song at at a really young age and it made me cry every time. That was the song. I mean, what a tremendous song and it was sung so well by Steven Tyler. It's one of those moments that changes your perspective about music forever.

On the impact of "Born This Way":
I watched throngs and throngs of the LGBT community at my shows come together before they were 18 years old and decide that they were going to change things. People don't understand it because they don't know the extent to which I witnessed those kids' lives changing. What that song did, if anything, is forced people and the radio to play the words "gay," "straight," "bi," "transgender," you know? That was the first time that word was ever on the radio ever in the history of America. And I just wanted it to be there, I didn't care how, or why. 

On Donald Trump:
Networks are not being held responsible for curating the news, curating how we see things, they're catering to ratings. It scares me because young people and older people in America who maybe haven't thought too long and hard about why Donald Trump is running, they look at this and go "Oh, I've been seeing him everywhere, so he must be important." But the truth is, the reason that so many politicians are on TV is because it makes money, not because it's good for America.

On the music business:
One of the scariest things about this business — and what's crazy — is that the bigger that you get, you start to realize that sometimes, when you shake people's hands, you're making other people money. You know? There's so much business going on around you, and people are in the business of you, and you don't even know. You become a product and then you have to sort of go, "Who's selling me today? Is it you?" And some people never figure it out and what happens is they are rotting in a hole of people that are just taking off the top.

Listen to the full podcast below...

What was your favorite part of the interview? Let us know in the comments below!

To celebrate her highly-anticipated performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show, Lady Gaga has launched her own emoji in collaboration with Twitter. The set includes five custom emoji for each of the superstar's albums that appear when users tweet their titles in the form of a hashtag, such as #TheFame or #BornThisWay. There are some hidden tags as well, including #DiscoStick, #CallMeJoanne, or #ShowMeYourTeeth.

You were #BornThisWay Express it. @LadyGaga emojis are here! pic.twitter.com/BoK4HuD4La

— Twitter (@Twitter) February 1, 2017

"I hope you're loving all of the new stickers and emojis," Gaga said in announcing the collaboration with Twitter.

Lady Gaga is set to take the Super Bowl stage on Sunday for an epic performance that will "span her career."

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 turned plenty of heads as she walked the red carpet at the 2016 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night with her fiancé Taylor Kinney. Mother Monster, who is nominated for her acting debut on American Horror Story: Hotel, looked flawless in a classic black gown, custom made for her by Donatella Versace.

"I had a glass of wine, and a cigarette, and a prayer in the car," Gaga told NBC when asked if she was nervous. "But I'm feeling really great. I'm just happy to be here. I'm in the company of so many talented actors, especially my cast of American Horror Story. I'm so grateful to be here with Ryan Murphy, such a talented man."

Lady Gaga and the NFL held a press conference ahead of her highly-anticipated Super Bowl 51 Halftime Show. The event, during which Gaga answered questions about her performance, aired live on ABC's Good Morning America.

Although she wouldn't reveal details about her setlist or costume changes, she promised a "tremendously athletic" performance that will be dedicated to everyone watching, both football fans and those tuning in for the Halftime show. "This performance is for everyone. I want to, more than anything, create a moment that everyone that's watching will never forget," she told the press.

Watch below!

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."

Congratulations to Lady Gaga who just won her very first Golden Globe Award! Mother Monster took home the award for "Best Actress in a Limited Series" award for her role as The Countess on the latest season of American Horror Story.

"I feel like Cher in that John Patrick Shanley film Moonstruck right now," Gaga said as she accepted the trophy. "This is one of the greatest moments of my life. I have to thank Ryan Murphy, you're just a wonderful human being. You have believed in me so much and been such a good friend to me. Thank you to my wonderful cast, I love you guys so much, you're my family forever. I have to thank Matt Bomer, Denis O'Hare, Angela Basset, Cheyenne Jackson, Finn Witrock, Chloë Sevigny, Evan Peters. I could go through the entire cast because you're all so talent and because of you I was to able to shine, I guess. So thank you for sharing your talent with me, I wanted to be an actress before I wanted to be a singer, but music worked out first."

She continued: "To my family, my mother, my father, my sister Natali, I love you so much. I have to thank my team, you guys pick me up every single day.The things I put my body through and my mind through when I’m working, it makes me like a child. I can’t even do things on my own. You allow that, and you take care of me, and you help me to explore my creativity in ways that I never thought I could. Thank you Brad Falchuk. Thank you Brad Buecker, Michael Uppendahl, Michael Goi, and Loni Peristere, my amazing directors. Thank you. I’m truly speechless. I really am truly speechless. Thank you so much."

The season finale of American Horror Story: Hotel airs this Wednesday, January 13th.

The big day is almost here! To celebrate Lady Gaga's headlining performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show, both iTunes and Amazon have discounted some of her best music. Fans can download Gaga's songs, including the iconic "Poker Face," "Bad Romance," and "Born This Way" for just $0.69, and get her albums from "The Fame" to "Joanne" for as low as $6.99. Follow the links below to take advantage of the deals and stay tuned for more Halftime Show updates!

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