Billboard magazine announced today its first-ever Greatest of All Time chart and Lady Gaga's debut album The Fame ranks at number 12!

According to Billboard.com, albums are ranked "based on an inverse point system, with weeks at number one earning the greatest value and weeks at lower rungs earning the least; due to changes in chart methodology over the years, eras are weighted differently to account for chart turnover rates over various periods."

Atop the list is Adele's blockbuster 21, which spent 78 weeks in the top 10 and has not left the Billboard 200 chart since its release. Take a look at the rest of the top twelve below...

1. 21 - Adele
2. The Sound of Music - Soundtrack
3. Thriller - Michael Jackson
4. Fearless - Taylor Swift
5. Born in the U.S.A. - Bruce Springsteen
6. Ropin' the Wind - Garth Brooks 
7. Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morrissette 
8. Doctor Zhivago - Sountrack
9. All the Right Reasons - Nickelback
10. Tapestry - Carol King
11. Whitney Houston - Whitney Houston
12. The Fame - Lady Gaga

The Fame was released in October 2008. The album debuted at number seventeen on the Billboard 200 with just 24,000 copies sold in its first week, and went on to spend over a hundred weeks on the chart and become one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account on Friday to share a gorgeous selfie along with a message, suggesting she had just finished filming a mysterious new video. "And that's a wrap," she wrote along with a movie camera emoji. Check out the post below!

 

And that's a wrap! 📽???? #joanne

A photo posted by xoxo, Joanne (@ladygaga) on Jan 20, 2017 at 4:10am PST

What do you guys think Gaga is working on? Could it be a promo spot for her much-anticipated Super Bowl LI Halftime show performance or is she readying a third single from Joanne? Let us know in the comments below!

If you thought you knew what Lady Gaga's upcoming album will sound like based on the brand new single "Perfect Illusion," you're in for a surprise. While promoting the song on U.S. radio, Gaga revealed that each track on the much buzzed-about record has its own feeling and "Illusion" is not indicative of its sound.

"I think you really gotta hear the record," Gaga told Sway. "Because the thing is, I've seen people's descriptions of the type of music 'Perfect Illusion' is and I'm going like, 'What?' Because when you made it, you don't think of it as a certain genre or type, it's just a song. So I wouldn't say that song is indicative of the sound on the whole record. But it definitely is part of it and each song has its own story and its own feeling, and it all goes together. And it's a party."

Watch Gaga's full interview on Sway in the Morning below...

The “Perfect Illusion” music video is almost here! Lady Gaga took to her social media accounts on Friday to announce that the visual for her brand new single will drop during the season premiere of Scream Queens on Tuesday, September 20th. Gaga also shared a sneak peek at the vid, which was directed by her longtime collaborator Ruth Hogben.

Lady Gaga's new song "Million Reasons" is number one on the U.S. iTunes music chart! The heartfelt ballad, co-penned with country songwriter Hillary Lindsey for Gaga's brand new album Joanne, has flown up the music charts following the singer's instantly-viral appearance on James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" segment.

Related: Watch Lady Gaga Join James Corden For 'Carpool Karaoke'

"A-YO," the next pop radio release off of Joanne, is also enjoying a fast rise towards the U.S. iTunes Top 10, while the project's lead single "Perfect Illusion" rounds out the Top 20.

Joanne remains the top-selling album on U.S. iTunes, and has recaptured the No. 1 slot in Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and more. The album is stable with a Top 3 standing in Australia, Brazil, Ireland, Norway, Spain, and various other markets.

Be sure to purchase your copy of Gaga's brand new album Joanne via iTunes, Amazon, or at your local record shop!

Lady Gaga's got a hundred million reasons to release "A-YO," but fans gave her a good one to change her plan.

The Hillary Lindsey-co-penned banger "A-YO" aka "Mirror On The Ceiling," was originally intended to serve as the next single from Gaga's brand new album Joanne. Instead, her label will send the ballad "Million Reasons" (also written in collaboration with Lindsey) to radio stations worldwide.

The decision to release "Million Reasons" was likely in response to the song's quick ascent up the charts, caused by Gaga's instantly-viral performance on James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke." The track currently sits at number one on the iTunes music charts in the United States and Canada, and in the Top 20 in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, and over 30 other countries.

Related: Watch Lady Gaga Join James Corden For 'Carpool Karaoke'

"We're so excited to play this song because right now this is the number one on on iTunes in the United States," Gaga said of the song's success during last night's Dive Bar show in Los Angeles. "I just want you to know that when I saw that I felt so heard as a woman. And you know what, if I'm head, that means you're heard. I just wanted to tall all those women and men who bought that song that I can f***ing hear you. And every time I sing this song I can hear you in my heart singing with me."

Stream "Million Reasons" below and be sure to purchase your copy of Gaga's brand new album Joanne via iTunes, Amazon, or at your local record shop!

Lady Gaga's Joanne is now a Grammy-winning album as the piano version of its title track has won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Solo Performance.

"A Grammy for Joanne is more than me and my family could ever dream of," Gaga told fans. "I sang that version in one take, and poured my entire life and soul into it. Thank you so much for this gift, I am completely shocked. Second Grammy win of the night, I am so overwhelmed by this kindness."

The piano version of "Joanne," re-titled as "Joanne (Where Do You Think You're Goin'?)," was recorded in one take with keyboardist and producer Mark Nilan Jr. ("The Cure") while on the road for the Joanne World Tour. The track and the album were named after Gaga's late aunt Joanne Germanotta who died at the age of 19 due to complications from lupus.

This is Gaga's eighth Grammy win.

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett continue their massively successful Cheek to Cheek world tour with a sold-out gig at Chicago's Ravinia jazz festival. According to Gaga herself, the concert was the fastest-selling show in the 111-year history of Ravinia.

During the show, Mother Monster dedicated a song to yesterday's historic Supreme Court ruling on marriage equality, which gave gay and lesbian couples the right to marry anywhere in the United States.

"I have to dedicate this song tonight to marriage equality," Gaga told the crowd before singing the Billy Strayhorn classic 'Lush Life.' She continued: "I know it may be a touchy subject, but let's touch it. Because — what a victory, what a special day for love. So this is for you, for fighting. And also for Tony Bennett, who fought for the civil rights of so many."

Gaga couldn't be more right about Mr. Bennett — the 89-year-old musician has been on the right side of history for all of his life, having participated in the historic Selma march with Dr. Martin Luther King in 1965 and helped liberate a Nazi death camp during World War II. In 2007, Tony was honored by the United Nations with its Citizen of the World award in recognition of his activism.

Lady Gaga is the guest-editor of sixteen versions of V Magazine's new issue, and for version #10, she collaborated with the cast of American Horror Story: Hotel on an improvised photoshoot with Chadwick Tyler.

For the cover interview, Gaga sat down with none other than James Franco to speak about the show, the past, and, of course, the new album.

"I've been writing a lot for the past year," Gaga said. "[American Horror Story] has really affected my voice, I have to say. I'm using my listening from acting in my music more, which is crucial because it's music. Who knew I could listen even more? It's amazing to even talk about. There's a tremendous freedom and a recklessness, but there's also a sophistication in the show. There's a lot of liberation, but it's a very chic liberation. Here's what I will say: when I wasn't working on the show I was truly miserable because I had no safe house to get out any of my vices. Now I have a safe house for my vices so when I'm making music I just have a lot more clarity. I have a little less of an instinct to be reckless with my music now because I'm reckless in other places."

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She continued: "So now I'm thinking more about what it is I want to say and what I want to leave on Earth. It's less an expression of all my pain. There will be some of my pain on the record for sure, but it will be more than that. My last album was riddled with a ton of pain. That whole record. It's almost like you couldn't even get to what it is. Now, the show gives me an outlet to put things somewhere, so when I get to the piano I'm in a deeper place already. I have something completely other to explore.

Head over to vmagazine.com to read the full interview.

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."

Not only is Lady Gaga the new star of Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story, but she's also a massive fan of his new show Scream Queens and wants to make a guest appearance on the series. 

Speaking to Extra at the premiere event for American Horror Story: Hotel, the Emmy-winning producer said: "She's obsessed with Scream Queens! She keeps  asking me, 'Why haven't you written me a cameo? I want to go and be a Kappa girl.' Never say never, but I love that she loves it."

On working with Gaga on Hotel, he added: "She's the most professional, the most hard working… She shows up every day hours before she has to be there. She kisses and hugs every crew member before she starts her day."

American Horror Story: Hotel premieres on Wednesday on FX.

Lady Gaga graces the cover of the latest issue of Variety. Photographed by Art Streiber in her Malibu home, Gaga poses in a taupe men's collared shirt worn by Bradley Cooper in several key scenes of their blockbuster movie A Star Is Born.

Click here to read Gaga's cover story or check out excerpts from the interview below...

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On the success of A Star Is Born:
I only want to win now because I want that kid who feels like me, that misfit or outcast that didn’t belong, to win. The reward for me is that this movie is a win for them.

On keeping props from the set:
This is very precious to me. These are heirlooms, or they will be heirlooms one day. They are things I will want to show my little girl or little boy and say, "Here they are. You can touch them." I want them to have a close, tangible, poetic experience with the film the way I have.

On the success of "Shallow":
To me, that conversation is what makes the song successful and beautiful and why people cry when they hear it. It's because that man and woman connect, and they are listening to each other.

On watching the Oscars as a child:
I used to wrap myself in an Afghan or my grandmother's knitted blanket and stand on a podium while I watched the Oscars. I had big dreams as a child.

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." 

Little Monsters, rejoice: Lady Gaga has begun work on her next album. Gaga's latest record Joanne, which she is currently promoting on her Joanne World Tour, came out less than a year ago, but the singer-songwriter is already working on material for her next LP.

"I've started writing," Gaga told Entertainment Weekly. "I have a lot of ideas and a lot of things I want to create, so you'll see in a bit. I need some time to create."

"That's not to say I won’t do songs here or there that I can call during the show,” Gaga added when asked whether we'll hear some of the new music during the Joanne tour. "But, this show's actually extremely complex and complicated, and the stage is coded with a computer. It's intense and the cues all have to be met at a particular time. It's high stress and tense backstage to make sure everything happens at the exact moment it’s supposed to. So, the setlist might change a little bit, but mostly you're coming to see a piece that we've created for you."

Joanne was released in October and became Gaga's third consecutive number one album in the United States. She will star in the upcoming remake of A Star Is Born next year and release an accompanying soundtrack album (which we hear is very similar to Gaga's latest single "The Cure").

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett completed their massively successful Cheek to Cheek world tour with a sold-out show at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall on Saturday night.

"Finishing off our sold out Cheek to Cheek Tour at the wonderful Kennedy Center tonight," Mr. Bennett wrote on his Instagram page ahead of the show. "Hope we can tour again. Lady is a great person and a great performer."

Tony, who turns 89 this Monday, received a special Birthday gift from Gaga during the final show. Mother Monster serenaded her friend with a song and surprised him with a massive multi-tier cake, complete with adorable figurines of the jazz duo.

The next stop on Lady Gaga's busy schedule is Los Angeles, where she will be filming the upcoming season of American Horror Story.

Lady Gaga continues to build up excitement for her upcoming new single "Perfect Illusion." Shortly after announcing the song's release date and cover artwork, Mother Monster sent her fans into another meltdown by sharing the track's first lyrics. Gaga tweeted a collage of brand new pictures along with the lines that read: "I don't need eyes to see / I felt you touchin' me / High like amphetamine / Maybe you're just a dream."

Lady Gaga's new single "Perfect Illusion," co-produced with Mark Ronson, Kevin Parker, and Bloodpop drops this Friday, September 9th.

Lady Gaga has released a stunning new teaser video for her highly-anticipated David Bowie tribute at the Grammy Awards. Directed by Nile Rodgers, the experimental performance promises to combine Intel's breakthrough technology and innovation with Gaga's unique artistry and creativity for an unforgettable moment at music's biggest night.

"I want to make something new, something unimagined," Gaga says in the video. "Reach out and touch the world in ways I never could before, on a journey to new possibilities. And it all starts here, on music's biggest stage. With Intel's technology at my fingertips, everything will change."

Lady Gaga will take the Grammy stage on Monday, February 15th.

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's already acclaimed movie A Star Is Born made its second festival debut at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday, and, much like in Venice, was met with universal acclaim from critics.

Related: Four New 'A Star Is Born' Teasers Released

"A Star is Born moved me, emotionally, like no other film I’ve ever seen. A truly remarkable cinematic achievement that left me crying in the theatre through the entire ending credits," film critic Kevin McCarthy wrote, while Kevin Polowy of Yahoo! added: "Those chills we get from the trailer were not a drill, there’s plenty to go around in the movie, too, namely every time Gaga starts singing."

Check out more press reactions from the Toronto screening of A Star Is Born below.

The early word on A STAR IS BORN is that indeed the title is accurate. The name of this star? Lady Gaga. You'll be hearing more about this young actress when the Oscar nominations are announced in January. Bank on it.

— Jesse Hawken (@jessehawken) September 7, 2018

Just experienced a film that is beyond words. Never been moved like that in the cinema. Sat thru credits crying. Lights came up. Security guard asked me if I was ok & offered me napkins.

A STAR IS BORN = remarkable achievement. Cooper/Gaga grabbed me & never let go. Beautiful. pic.twitter.com/GiYRbNNf9b

— Kevin McCarthy (@KevinMcCarthyTV) September 7, 2018

Just experienced a film that is beyond words. Never been moved like that in the cinema. Sat thru credits crying. Lights came up. Security guard asked me if I was ok & offered me napkins.

A STAR IS BORN = remarkable achievement. Cooper/Gaga grabbed me & never let go. Beautiful. pic.twitter.com/GiYRbNNf9b

— Kevin McCarthy (@KevinMcCarthyTV) September 7, 2018

A STAR IS BORN: I will not be mad if Bradley Cooper gets nominated for 5 Oscars. I will be mad if Lady Gaga doesn’t get nominated for Best Actress. #TIFF18

— Matt Goldberg (@MattGoldberg) September 7, 2018

Cooper's A STAR IS BORN is a moving, muwical, extremely well executed variation on a story sung with same 12 notes numerous times. Inclusion of @ladygaga is inspired, her own story reflected in the narrative in ways that inject an even higher level of impact. #tiff18

— 𝕁𝕒𝕤𝕠𝕟 𝔾𝕠𝕣𝕓𝕖𝕣 (@filmfest_ca) September 7, 2018

A Star Is Born is phenomenal. A trenchant critique of the modern pop machinery, and also a beautiful portrait of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper adopting a dog.

— Matt Jacobs (@tarantallegra) September 7, 2018

So ‘A Star Is Born’ is the real deal. First 45 minutes are rapturous, but the craft throughout is terrific. Gaga is spectacular, and Cooper is absolutely a director. Incredibly emotional. #TIFF18

— Adam Chitwood (@adamchitwood) September 7, 2018

A STAR IS BORN: oh no... it’s fantastic. I could not have been more skeptical, and yet this worked on me real, real good. Lady Gaga is [insert hyperbole of choice].

— Charles Bramesco (@intothecrevasse) September 7, 2018

Bradley Cooper can direct a movie!! A STAR IS BORN is a movie filled with emotional authenticity and fueled by the amazing acting of Cooper, Lady Gaga, and Sam Elliott. #TIFF18 pic.twitter.com/tdjCXnrnfW

— Jason Guerrasio (@JasonGuerrasio) September 7, 2018

A STAR IS BORN is an endearing, sweet puppy dog of a movie, but Lady Gaga charges through it like a nuclear bomb. #tiff

— erickohn (@erickohn) September 7, 2018

A STAR IS BORN: Reader, I cried, and they were big fat movie tears that rolled down my cheeks with perfect timing. That was a full meal. #TIFF18

— Adam B. Vary (@adambvary) September 7, 2018

A STAR IS BORN: Those chills we get from the trailer were not a drill, there’s plenty to go around in the movie, too, namely every time Lady Gaga starts singing. She shines pretty damn bright, and Bradley Cooper has never been better. #TIFF

— Kevin Polowy (@djkevlar) September 7, 2018

I was reluctant to buy into the hype for A STAR IS BORN but damn. What a gut punch. #tiff18

— Anne Cohen (@anneesthercohen) September 7, 2018

I’d like to formally apologise for ever doubting that Lady Gaga is absolutely out of this world. A STAR IS BORN celebrates the woman, as it should - along with every noble ambition of love and music and patience and loyalty, bursting with pain and wonder #TIFF18

— Ella Kemp (@efekemp) September 7, 2018

It’s gonna be fun knowing “A Star Is Born” is undeniable and watching it win over skeptics one by one this season. I was one of them. Could not have gone in with more of a “show me” attitude.

— Kristopher Tapley (@kristapley) September 7, 2018

happy to report A Star Is Born is really good and Gaga is fantastic. the way it deals with addiction, and especially the tumultuous experience of loving someone through their addiction, really got to me. also great bathtub scenes #tiff18

— e. oliver whitney (@cinemabite) September 7, 2018

The season premiere of American Horror Story: Hotel starring Lady Gaga was not only well-received by fans and critics alike, but also a ratings hit, drawing over 5.8 million viewers according to Nielsen. The episode, which marks Gaga's television debut, is the second most watched episode of the entire series -- the top spot belongs to Freak Show's opener with 6.1 million.

Watch: 'American Horror Story: Hotel' season premiere

These early numbers don't include non-live viewers, so Hotel still has a chance to surpass Freak Show's rating once three days of DVR playback are factored in.

Additionally, "Checking In" topped the social ratings last night, driving 878,000 tweets seen by over 5.4 million people.

The wait is over! Lady Gaga's highly-anticipated debut movie A Star Is Born with Bradley Cooper is out now, and so is the original soundtrack for the film. The album features 17 original songs, including the film's epic closer "I Will Never Love Again" and the instantly-iconic "Shallow."

For the soundtrack, Gaga worked alongside previous collaborators such as Mark Ronson (Joanne), DJ White Shadow (Born This Way, ARTPOP), Hillary Lindsey ("A-YO," "Million Reasons") and Diane Warren ("Til It Happens to You"), as well as new co-writers such as Julia Michaels, Justin Tranter, Lukas Nelson of Promise of the Real.

Among the tracks on the A Star Is Born soundtrack are also songs that don't appear in the movie—Gaga calls them "treats" for fans.

Click here to download the soundtrack on iTunes.

Click here to stream the album without the dialogues on Spotify.

Click here to purchase the CD on Amazon.

Click here to get the vinyl version of the soundtrack.

The official soundtrack for Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's highly-anticipated movie A Star Is Born is available now. The album consists of 34 tracks, including 12 original songs, composed and performed by Lady Gaga.

The movie, which marks Cooper's directorial and Gaga's big screen debut, is based on William Wellman's 1937 film of the same name starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March. In the updated version, Gaga plays an aspiring singer Ally, who is finding success with the help of Cooper's character Jackson Maine.

Click here to pre-order the digital version of the soundtrack on iTunes.

Click here to pre-order the Target-exclusive version featuring a poster.

Click here to pre-order the CD version soundtrack on Amazon.

Click here to pre-order the Vinyl version soundtrack on Amazon.

Click here to pre-order the Urban Outfitters-exclusive version of the vinyl.

Check out the track listing below:

1. Intro
2. Black Eyes – Performed by Bradley Cooper. Written and produced by Bradley Cooper and Lukas Nelson.
3. Somewhere Over The Rainbow 
4. Fabulous French
5. La Vie En Rose – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Louiguy and Edith Piaf. Produced by Lady Gaga and Brian Newman.
6. I'll Wait For You
7. Maybe It's Time – Performed by Bradley Cooper. Written by Jason Isbell. Produced by Bradley Cooper and Benjamin Rice.
8. Parking Lot
9. Out of Time – Performed by Bradley Cooper. Written and produced by Bradley Cooper and Lukas Nelson.
10. Alibi – Performed by Bradley Cooper. Written and produced by Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper and Lukas Nelson.
11. Trust Me
12. Shallow – Performed by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Written by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomando, and Andrew Wyatt. Produced by Lady Gaga and Benjamin Rice.
13. First Stop, Arizona
14. Music To My Eyes – Performed by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Written by Lady Gaga and Lukas Nelson. Produced by Lukas Nelson.
15. Diggin' My Grave – Performed by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Written by Paul Kennerley. Produced by Lady Gaga and Lukas Nelson.
16. I Love You
17. Always Remember Us This Way – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Natalie Hemby, Hillary Lindsey, and Lori McKenna. Produced by Dave Cobb and Lady Gaga.
18. Unbelievable
19. How Do You Hear It?
20. Look What I Found – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, Paul “DJWS” Balir, Lukas Nelson, and Aaron Raitiere. Produced by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair.
21. Memphis 
22. Heal Me – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, Paul “DJWS” Blair, Julia Michaels, and Justin Tranter. Produced by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair.
23. I Don't Know What Love Is – Performed by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Written and produced by Lady Gaga and Lukas Nelson.
24. Vows
25. Is That Alright? – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, Paul “DJWS” Blair, Lukas Nelson, and Aaron Raitiere. Produced by Lady gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair.
26. SNL 
27. Why Did You Do That? – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Diane Warren, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair. Produced by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair.
28. Hair Body Face – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written and produced by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair.
29. Scene 98
30. Before I Cry – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written and produced by Lady Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul “DJWS” Blair.
31. Too Far Gone – Performed by Bradley Cooper. Written and produced by Bradley Cooper and Lukas Nelson.
32. Twelve Notes
33. I'll Never Love Again (Film Version) – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Natalie Hemby, Hillary Lindsey, and Aaron Ratiere. Produced by Lady Gaga and Benjamin Rice.
34. I'll Never Love Again (Extended Version) – Performed by Lady Gaga. Written by Lady Gaga, Natalie Hemby, Hillary Lindsey, and Aaron Ratiere. Produced by Lady Gaga and Benjamin Rice.

A Star Is Born is due out in theatres on October 5th, 2018.

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's A Star is Born got off to a flying start in its opening weekend, debuting with $42.6 million in the United States. The critically-acclaimed movie's audience was 66% female and of the overall audience 86% were 25 years of age or older. 

Internationally, A Star is Born opened to a modest $14 million from 31 markets, including a $5.3 million launch in the UK. The film is yet to premiere in many markets, including South Korea (October 9), Italy (October 11), Brazil (October 11), Mexico (October 12), Australia (October 18) and Japan (Deceber 21).

Related: Celebrities React To 'A Star Is Born'

In the long run, A Star Is Born is estimated to gross over $170 million domestically, but is very likely to beat the projections as the response from both critics and fans has been overwhelmingly positive.

A Star Is Born is based on William Wellman's 1937 film of the same name starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March. In the pic, Cooper plays Jackson Maine, a country music star on the brink of decline when he discovers a talented unknown named Ally, played by Gaga.

The nominations for the 91st Academy Awards have been announced, with Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's blockbuster A Star Is Born is among the leading nominees. The film, which marks Gaga's acting and Cooper's directorial debuts, picked up 8 nominations, including picture, actor (Cooper), actress (Gaga), song ("Shallow"), cinematography, and sound mixing.

Lady Gaga is nominated for two awards, Best Actress and Best Original Song, making Oscar history as the only person to earn nominations for a song and a lead acting performance in the same year.

Sound Mixing
A Star Is Born
Black Panther
Bohemian Rhapsody
First Man
Roma

Supporting Actor
Sam Elliot, A Star Is Born
Mahershala Ali, Green Book
Adam Driver, BlacKkKlansman
Richard E. Grant, Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Sam Rockwell, Vice

Cinematography
A Star Is Born
Cold War
The Favourite
Never Look Away
Roma

Original Song
"Shallow," A Star Is Born
"All the Star," Black Panther
"I'll Fight," RBG
"The Place Where Lost Things Go," Mary Poppins Returns
"When A Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings," The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs

Adapted Screenplay
A Star Is Born
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
BlacKkKlansman
Can You Ever Forgive Me?
If Beale Street Could Talk

Actor
Bradley Cooper, A Star Is Born
Christian Bale, Vice
Willem Dafoe, At Eternity's Gate
Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody
Viggo Mortensen, Green Book.

Actress
Yalitza Aparicio, Roma
Glenn Close, The Wife
Olivia Colman, The Favourite
Lady Gaga, A Star Is Born
Melissa McCarthy, Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Picture
Black Panther
BlacKkKlansman
Bohemian Rhapsody
The Favorite
Green Book
Roma
A Star Is Born
Vice

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's A Star Is Born hits theatres tomorrow, and industry analysts are forecasting a massive debut for the highly-anticipated movie.

According to Box Office Pro, A Star Is Born, which marks Cooper's directorial and Gaga's big screen debut, is estimated to earn between $40 million and $60 million in its first three days in the United States alone. That would make it the second-highest opening weekend ever for a musical film, only behind Disney's Beauty and the Beast, which bowed with $175 million last year.

In the long run, A Star Is Born is estimated to gross over $170 million domestically, but is very likely to beat the projections as the response from both critics and fans has been overwhelmingly positive.

A Star Is Born is based on William Wellman's 1937 film of the same name starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March. In the pic, Cooper plays Jackson Maine, a country music star on the brink of decline when he discovers a talented unknown named Ally, played by Gaga.

Lady Gaga appeared on Good Morning America on Monday alongside her A Star Is Born co-stars Bradley Cooper, Sam Elliott, and Anthony Ramos for a beautiful and emotional interview about the upcoming movie.

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"We had instant chemistry when I met him," Gaga said of working with Cooper. "Soon as I opened the door to my house and saw him, it was like "You hungry?" We're both Italian, and before I knew it I was heating up some leftovers for him and we were eating together. He began to sing and I stopped dead in my tracks, and I said, 'Oh my Gosh, Bradley, your voice, you can sing.'"

Watch the interview below...