Just hours after her epic performance at the Super Bowl LI Halftime show, Lady Gaga has announced a new new world tour in support of her latest album Joanne. The concert tour, named simply "Joanne World Tour," will begin this summer in North America. Check out the tour dates below and click here for ticket info!

August 01 - Vancouver, BC 
August 03 - Edmonton, BC
August 05 - Tacoma, WA
August 08 - Los Angeles, CA
August 11 - Las Vegas, NV
August 13 - San Francisco, CA
August 15 - Sacramento, CA
August 19 - Omaha, NB
August 21 - St. Paul, MN
August 23 - Cleveland, OH
August 25 - Chicago, IL
August 28 - New York, NY
September 01 - Boston, MA
September 04 - Montreal, QC
September 06 - Toronto, ON
September 10 - Philadelphia, PA
September 15 - Rio De Janeiro, BR
September 22 - Barcelona, Spain
September 24 - Zurich, Switzerland
September 26 - Milan, Italy
September 29 - Hamburg, Germany
October 01 - Antwerp, Belgium
October 03 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
October 06 - Paris, France
October 09 - London, UK
October 15 - Birmingham, UK
October 17 - Manchester, UK
October 21 - Copenhagen, Denmark
October 23 - Stockholm, Sweden
October 26 - Berlin, Germany
October 28 - Cologne, Germany
November 05 - Indianapolis, IN
November 07 - Detroit, MI
November 10 - Uncasville, CT
November 13 - Louisville, KY
November 15 - Kansas City, KS
November 16 - St. Louis, MO
November 19 - Washington, DC
November 20 - Pittsburgh, PA
November 28 - Atlanta, GA

November 30 - Miami, FL
December 01 - Tampa, FL
December 03 - Houston, TX
December 05 - Austin, TX
December 08 - Dallas, TX
December 09 - Oklahoma City, OK
December 12 - Denver, CO
December 14 - Salt Lake City, UT

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 stole the show at the 87th Academy Awards with a stunning tribute to the 1965 film The Sound of Music on Sunday night. Mother Monster took the stage for a stunning medley of songs from the film, including “The Sound Of Music,” “My Favorite Things,” “Edelweiss,” and “Climb Every Mountain.” Watch Gaga’s performance below...

Did you know that at 18 years old, Lady Gaga, then Stefani Germanotta, had a Facebook hate page about her? In a new essay, published by Public Radio International's Lauren Bohn, it is revealed that Stefani, who now has six Grammys, a Golden Globe, and is among the top-selling musicians of all time, used to have a Facebook group dedicated to saying she'd never be a star.

"When I was a freshman at NYU and Facebook was only a year old and people created/joined groups like 'I have dimples' and 'Fake ID, please!,' I remember coming across a Facebook group that broke my heart," Bohn wrote. "It's name, something like: 'Stefani Germanotta, you will never be famous.'

"The page housed pictures of a pretty Norah Jones-esque young 18-year-old NYU student who sang and played piano at local bars. The group was peppered with comments, sharp as porcupine needles, vilifying the aspiring musician for being an 'attention w----e.' Scores asked: 'Who does she think she is?' I also remember one dude posting a flyer for one of her upcoming gigs at a local village bar. He had clearly stomped on the flyer, an outline of his muddy sole [soul] struggling to eclipse her name.

"I couldn't shake the raw feeling of filth while scrolling down that Facebook page, but I pretty much — and quickly — forgot about that group and that girl with the intense raven eyes. Until about five years later. I was on an Amtrak train from NYC to Philly, reading a Vanessa Grigoriadis New York Magazine profile on Lady Gaga. I floated somewhat mindlessly through the piece until I got to the first sentence of the second graf: 'Before the meeting, I assumed that someone with a stage name like 'Lady' (her given name is Stefani Joanne Germanotta) was going to be a bit standoffish...' HOLY S---, I screamed to an empty car (Those who hang with me will know that I actually shrieked). LADY GAGA IS STEFANI GERMANOTTA? STEFANI IS LADY GAGA?

"I was overcome with a dizzying emotional cocktail of stage-mom-at-a-beauty-pageant and nerd-revenge triumph. But also shame. Shame that I never wrote on that group, shame that I never defended the girl with the intense raven eyes — the girl whose brave flyers were stomped on, probably somewhere near my dorm."

In 2015, Gaga dedicated a part of her Woman of the Year speech to her haters as she accepted the award at Billboard's "Women in Music" event in New York City. "I'd like to say thank you to everyone that didn't believe in me," she said. "Because there was a lot of people. Probably more than believed, and you gave me a fire in my belly so strong I couldn't wait to prove you wrong, I'll tell you. 'Cause I might not be a lot of things, but I can write songs, and I can sing."

You tell em' Gaga!

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!

British producer Mark Ronson has confirmed that he has been working with Lady Gaga on her upcoming fifth studio album and described her as "an incredible songwriter."

"We worked together in London," Ronson said at the 2016 BRIT Awards nomination party after scoring two nods for British male solo artist and best British producer. "I think she's incredibly talented and kind of a muso at heart beyond all the giant pop hits. I would love to work some more with her — she's an incredible singer/songwriter."

Back in November, Gaga and Ronson were spotted leaving a London recording studio at 6 a.m. after a 12-hour long recording session.

Mark Ronson is known for his work with Robbie Williams, Christina Aguilera, Adele, Lily Allen, Paul McCartney and many others. He also produced several tracks on Amy Winehouse's hit album Back to Black, including "Rehab," for which he won a Grammy for "Record of the Year." Ronson scored his first number one single in 2014, when his track "Uptown Funk" featuring Bruno Mars was released to widespread critical and commercial success.

Lady Gaga's 13-minute performance at Sunday night's Super Bowl LI Halftime show was not only met with rave reviews from fans and critics alike, but also helped boost her entire catalog up on the charts. At the time of writing, the Joanne superstar holds 16 spots on the iTunes singles chart in the United States, with her latest single "Million Reasons" occupying the top spot.

Gaga is leading on the albums front as well: the deluxe edition of her latest album Joanne is currently the top-selling album on iTunes, while the regular version sits at No. 5. She has two more releases inside the Top 10, with two versions of the 2009 blockbuster The Fame Monster at No. 4 and No. 6, and Born This Way at No. 9.

Re-watch Lady Gaga's Halftime performance below and click here to buy her music on iTunes.

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!

Elton John, who is one of Lady Gaga's closest friends, says she is going back to her early stuff with the new album. The legendary musician told Beats 1 radio that he'd heard two tracks from Gaga's upcoming yet-untitled album and revealed that he is working on the project as well.

"I'm writing with Gaga tomorrow, she's doing a new record," he told Zane Lowe. "I've heard two songs which are killer, they're just great songs, it's like back to the early stuff of hers: 'Yoü and I' and the Bruce Springsteen 'Bad Romance.'"

Elton also added that he's not fan of Gaga's controversial 2013 album ARTPOP.

"She made some bad career decisions, ARTPOP was not a good idea, it was not a good album, I think she will admit that," he continued. "In the midst of that, last year, he did three things which were kind of amazing. She did the whole tour and the album with Tony Bennett, which did amazingly well. She sang the Julie Andrews tribute on the Oscars which everyone loved, and she was on American Horror Story.

"I think she's a great writer, to me she is Stefani Germanotta and I love her and care about her, she's the godmother of my two children. I want her to make a simple, fabulous, great song record. Maybe like Tapestry, but her version of Tapestry. I've heard two of the songs. They're not complex arrangements, but they're great songs. It's all about the song."

Monsters, how excited are you to hear the songs Elton was talking about? Do you agree with his words about ARTPOP? Sound off in the comments below!

Fresh off the heels of her breathtaking Super Bowl Halftime show, Lady Gaga has announced the she'll be performing at this year's Grammys! The singer will take the stage at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards, which will be held on on February 12th in Los Angeles, for a duet performance with Metallica.

"It has been my dream for so long to hear Gaga sing metal with a legendary band. I have never been so excited for a Gaga performance," a fan on the Gaga Daily forums wrote in response to the news, while another added: "She is the only pop star who could duet with Metallica."

Stay tuned for more updates and in the meantime, check out this epic mashup of Gaga's hit single "Telephone" and the Metallica classic "Enter Sandman"!

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 is back in the studio with her new friend and collaborator Diane Warren! Last year, the two co-wrote "Til It Happens to You," a powerful ballad featured in the documentary The Hunting Ground which was released to widespread acclaimed and earned them nominations for a Grammy and an Oscar. And now, they are ready for more.

In an interview with Buzzfeed, Diane confirmed that she's been working with Gaga on her upcoming album, due out later this year. "We did a couple of really great songs," she said. "I can’t wait 'til they're out."

Other confirmed collaborators on Gaga's next album are RedOne, Mark Ronson, and Elton John.

Lady Gaga is coming to RuPaul's Drag Race! The Super Bowl headliner took to her Twitter account on Tuesday to announce that she will be appearing on the season premiere of the reality show.

"The time has come! I'm joining the girls on the season premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race," she tweeted along with the hashtags #DontBeADrag and #JustBeAQueen from her iconic 2011 hit single "Born This Way," which she performed for over 100 million people on Sunday.

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No word yet on whether Gaga will guest judge the queens, but rumor has it that she will pull a Perfect Illusion and disguise as one of the show's contestants. It was previously confirmed that the season opener will feature a moment "that will go down as one of the most jaw-dropping moments in Drag Race history."

RuPaul's Drag Race season 9 premieres this spring on Logo. Enjoy a preview of Gaga's appearance below!

The time has come! I'm joining the girls on the season premiere of @RuPaulsDragRace! #DontBeADrag #JustBeAQueen 👑 pic.twitter.com/XzKcKapsgw

— xoxo, Joanne (@ladygaga) February 7, 2017

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's stunning tribute performance to Carole King at the 2014 MusiCares Gala finally aired on AXS TV on Sunday night.

Watch Gaga bring down the house with "You've Got A Friend" below...

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"It is my absolute privilege to be honoring such an incredible woman, a true musical genius, miss Carole King," Gaga told the crowd.

"When I was in high school," she added. "I would sometimes have really rough nights, where I’d get so nervous and up all night and didn’t want to go to school and face the world. And I used to close all the doors to Dad’s man-room and I would crank this song so high. And I really believed so much, Carole, that you were my friend… Thank you for inspiring us, female songwriters, every day."

Lady Gaga's epic 12-minute performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show might have involved powerhouse vocals, fierce dance moves, a powerful message, and even a swan-dive from the roof, instead Gaga's "belly" is what some viewers decide to put their focus on. Despite the fact that the singer spent months training for the biggest performance of her career, some Internet bullies took to their social media accounts to criticise her for not having a flat stomach.

Those body-shaming comments spawned strong reaction from Lady Gaga's Little Monsters, and now Mother Monster herself decided to respond to the criticism. 

Related: Celebrities React To Lady Gaga's Super Bowl Halftime Performance

"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," she wrote in an Instagram post. "No matter who you are or what you do. I could give you a million reasons why you don't need to cater to anyone or anything to succeed. Be you, and be relentlessly you. That's the stuff of champions. thank you so much everyone for supporting me. I love you guys."

What do you guys think of the situation and Gaga's response to it? Let us know in the comments below!

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 this year's Producers Guild Awards for a special performance of her Oscar-nominated single "Til It Happens to You" on Saturday night.

"A big thank you to everyone who has supported this song," Gaga told the audience before singing the song. "It's not only an important issue to me, it is an important issue to my family, because when my father's sister was in college, she was sexually assaulted and then it tormented her so emotionally that it caused lupus that got so bad that she died. My father was 16, and it affected my family tremendously. This song means so much to me and so much to my parents. So thank you Diane Warren for writing it with me."

What did you think of the performance? Let us know in the comments below!

Surprise! Lady Gaga has dropped a music video for "John Wayne," a track taken from her number one album Joanne. The wild visual was directed by Jonas Åkerlund, the man behind the singer's epic "Paparazzi" and "Telephone" mini movies, and filmed last month in California, just weeks before Gaga's performance at the Super Bowl.

"I have known Jonas for a really long time and we've been wanting to work together again," Gaga said. "He directed the music video, but the way we usually work is he likes to download from me all the visions of the song. I took him from a bunch of different scenarios and he helped to weave it together into a story. That's what I like about him too, he has a very cinematic approach, but he doesn't forget to make it a real music video."

Watch below and let us know what you think in the comments!

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 just been announced as a performer at this year's Academy Awards! Mother Monster will take the Oscars stage for a second year in a row to perform her latest single "Til It Happens to You," which is among the nominees for "Best Original Song."

88th Academy Awards will take place on February 28th at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California.

Lady Gaga called into Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio show on Wednesday interview for a brief chat about her brand new video for "John Wayne," her big performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show, and her upcoming duet with Metallica at the Grammys. Check out excerpts from Gaga's interview or listen below!

On working with Bradley Cooper on A Star Is Born:
Right now I'm finishing the score with Bradley and some other fantastic producers and collaborators. And then I'll shoot the movie, and then after that I will go on tour. The best part about making this movie is working with Bradley. He's such a genius and an incredibly hard-working, focused, ninja-like human being. We've really become such great friends. It's really tremendous to work with him all the time on the project. He's very inspiring.

On performing with Metallica at the Grammys:

I was at Bradley's house with Lars and we were just hanging out. He's amazing. I went to see them live, I’ve seen them a couple times live, but I saw them live recently and we were watching the show and I'll tell you something, those guys play better than they've ever played in their whole lives.

On the new video for "John Wayne":
I have known Jonas [Akerlund] for a really long time and we've been wanting to work together again. For this song I thought he and I would just be perfect to do this together. He directed the music video, but the way we usually start when we work is he likes to download from me all my visions about the song. I'll tell him 'I envision me on the back of a horse with a guy and I'm about to fall off and no matter how fast he goes and  how much it hurts I keep hanging on and I look like I'm enjoying it, or, you know, a scene with me and a guy in a car and we're getting too reckless and we show how reckless love can be.' I took him through a whole bunch of different scenarios like that and he helps to weave it together into a story and a video.

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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Lady Gaga’s @hauslabs is officially here! “This is a glamour attack on the world to be accepting, humble, brave and, above all, empowered to be kind.” Congrats @ladygaga @sarahtannomakeup 📸 @kevinmazur @gettyentertainment #ladygaga

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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 will honor the late David Bowie with an "experimental tribute" at this year's Grammy Awards. The tribute will be directed by Nile Rodgers, who recently worked with Gaga on a cover of Chic's 1979 hit "I Want Your Love."

"We had already booked Lady Gaga on this year's show, but when David passed — almost in a single moment — we knew we had to change direction," the executive producer of the Grammy Awards Ken Ehrlich told JustJared. "We immediately spoke and agreed that she should be the one to honor David. She's perfect for it."

David Bowie has been a massive influence on Gaga throughout her career, so it should come as no surprise that she was chosen to honor the legendary performer.

"When I fell in love with David Bowie, when I was living on the Lower East Side, I always felt that his glamour was something he was using to express a message to people that was very healing for their souls," Gaga said in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter just days before David passed away. "He is a true, true artist and I don't know if I ever went, 'Oh, I'm going to be that way like this,' or if I arrived upon it slowly, realizing it was my calling and that's what drew me to him."

58th Annual Grammy Awards will take place on Monday, February 15, 2016 in Los Angeles.

Lady Gaga called into On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Thursday to chat about the crazy week she's having, from headlining the Super Bowl Halftime show to preparing to duet with Metallica at the Grammys. The "Million Reasons" revealed the secrets behind the Halftime performance, explained why she clapped back at Internet bullies on Instagram, and shared the inspiration behind her brand new video for "John Wayne."

On her Super Bowl Halftime show performance:
I watched, I think, almost every single halftime show and I looked at what really, really worked, and what I thought didn't work, what I thought was impactful visually, how to use the stadium, how to do something that was a little different but was still me. Ultimately what I discovered was, I thought less was more for me. Even though it probably didn't seem like that watching the show because it was so big, it really was just a really cool stage with fire. There wasn't a lot of technology other than the 300 drones.

On dominating iTunes charts following the show:
I think that even if you have my music, or you don't have it, there's something about a live performance that can reignite the fan in you. It made me feel good. What I wanted more than anything was for people to watch the halftime show and just be transported for a second out of the game and out of life, really, and to a new dream.

On the newly-released video for "John Wayne":
It comes out of the "Million Reasons" video and it was really fun to shoot. It's me inhabiting all the things about myself that I know are not always safe and not always good for me, and really admitting to my cravings for wild and dangerous men and activities.