Lady Gaga performed in Minnesota for the first time in over three years when she brought her Joanne World Tour to St. Paul on Wednesday night. Mother Monster played twenty two songs, including tracks from her latest album Joanne, as well as past hits and fan favorites, such as "Bloody Mary" and "Scheiße."

Gaga dedicated her performance of "The Edge of Glory" to her friend and new Haus of Gaga member Emma, who is currently in a wheelchair but is slowly learning to walk and recently took 30 steps with a walking. "Take 31 steps next time," Gaga said, and told the crowd about Emma's courage.

Enjoy videos from the St. Paul of the Joanne World Tour below...

@ladygaga just brought @emmac_94 on stage before Million Reasons in St. Paul!! I LOVE YOU EMMA!! Thank you for being such an inspiration! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/eRZnB5FJAa

— Nick (@thenickandonly) August 22, 2017

Lady Gaga is the latest superstar to ride shotgun with James Corden on The Late Late Show's wildly popular segment "Carpool Karaoke." The duo took a drive around Los Angeles singing and dancing to some of Gaga's biggest hits including "Bad Romance," "Born This Way" and "Poker Face," as well as music from her brand new album Joanne.

Related: Lady Gaga Takes Over James Corden's Late Late Show, Performs 'A-YO'

Watch below and be sure to purchase your copy of Lady Gaga's brand new album Joanne featuring "Perfect Illusion," "A-YO," and "Million Reasons" via iTunes, Amazon, or at your local record shop!

Lady Gaga took the stage at the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday night for a special one-hour performance, created exclusively for the show. Gaga made as the first woman to headline Coachella in a decade, as Björk was the last female performer to do so in 2007.

Related: Lady Gaga Premieres New Single 'The Cure'

Gaga's set list included some of her biggest hits, such as "Just Dance," "Poker Face," and "Bad Romance," as well as fan-favorite album cuts "Venus," "Scheiße," "Teeth," "Sexxx Dreams" and more. During the show, she also debuted a brand new song called "The Cure," which is available on all digital platforms now.

Watch below and share your thoughts on Gaga's performance in the comments!

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Update: The full interview is now available online! Watch below...

Earlier: Lady Gaga sat down with fellow actress Jamie Lee Curtis for a conversation for the fourth season of Variety and PBS' Actors on Actors series to talk about fame, acting, and more. In a new clip of the interview, which airs on June 12th, Gaga talks about the pressure of being famous and argues with Curtis that it is possible to make the public see that famous artists "are real people."

"I don’t think I could think of a single thing that"s more isolating than being famous," aga said. "It's almost impossible for people even to probably look at my career and the things I’ve done and think, 'Oh, she didn’t want [that] — of course she wanted to be famous, of course she wanted all that attention.' It’s just, creative expression is what I am and I would've been doing this whether I became famous or not."

Watch below...

The two-part fourth season premiere of Actors on Actors airs June 12 and June 19 on PBS SoCal. 

After Lady Gaga wowed America with her stunning performance of the national anthem at Sunday's Super Bowl, she got up into the stands to celebrate and watch the rest of the show with fans. Mother Monster danced her heart out to such hits as Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk,"  Madonna's "Express Yourself," and Coldplay's "Viva La Vida," and shared some videos on her new Snapchat page. Watch below!

Lady Gaga's performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" was met with rave reviews and was among the most-watched moments of Super Bowl 50.

Lady Gaga's long list of talents includes singing, songwriting, acting, producing, directing, roof jumping, farming, professional Starbucks drinking, and being Italian. Now, she can expand it even further by proudly adding "conducting an orchestra."

While working on new music for one her upcoming projects with producer and composer Mark Nilan Jr., Gaga not only sang with an orchestra, but also conducted it all by herself.

"We had the orchestra coming in," Mark wrote in an Instagram post. "Music prepared. Then decided to add orchestra to one more song, with one hour before the start time. We wrote this orchestra arrangement in an hour. With pencil and paper. I literally wore through four pencils. Have yet to come across anyone that can pull that off these days... And it sounds epic. Wait til' you hear it."

Watch the video (which is, of course, muted), below...

Lady Gaga is the newest global ambassador for Tudor, promoting the brand's new "Born To Dare" campaign, which celebrates the history of Tudor and its parent company Rolex. Watch the new commercial for the campaign and let us know what you think in the comments below!

Update: The dress rehearsal for the performance has been uploaded to Lady Gaga's official VEVO channel! Watch below...

Earlier: Lady Gaga has delivered another spectacular Grammy performance. Hot on the heels of her incredible Super Bowl Halftime show, Gaga joined rock legends Metallica at this year's Grammy Awards for a fiery duet on "Moth Into Flame," a single from their latest album.

"You know how the Grammys like to have their duets thing and when it was suggested that Lady Gaga do it we thought, 'That's interesting,'" Metallica's guitarist Kirk Hammett said during the rehearsals. "And when she came down to actually work with the song, it turned out really, really, really well. She was really open and willing to work with different arrangements and see what worked well over the course of the song. She was really great to work with.

Related: Lady Gaga Shuts Down Grammys Red Carpet In Killer Leather Outfit

Bassist Robert Trujillo added: "She's got a lot of edge and attitude which is important for what we do. And she actually came to see us play. We did a small show at the Henry Fonda theatre and she saw the whole show, stayed for it. She really enjoyed it, just rocking out. And somehow magically this all started to happen."

Lady Gaga made an appearance on The Graham Norton Show as part of the promotional tour for her upcoming movie A Star Is Born. Joined by her co-star Bradley Cooper, as well as Ryan Gosling and Jodie Whittaker, on the red couch, Gaga chatted about her first major acting role and even played a rendition of the Doctor Who theme on a theremin. 

Watch Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper on Graham Norton below...

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper have been busy promoting their highly-anticipated movie A Star Is Born, which hits theatres in just three days. Enjoy this playlist of every interview the A Star Is Born cast has done around the world so far and click here to get your tickets to see the film.

Pop legend and Las Vegas headliner Celine Dion says she doesn't have any advice for Lady Gaga, who has just announced that she will be embarking on a two-year residency in Vegas. Why? Because Celine thinks Gaga is too professional and talented to be told what to do. Awww!

"Do I have advice for Lady Gaga? No!," she told Andy Cohen. "First of all, this girl knows exactly what she's doing. She knows what to do. And I will never, ever, ever, in my whole life tell somebody professional super talented like she is how to do things. I'm going to go see her show. When is she starting?"

When asked if she would want to duet with Gaga, Celine added: "Oh, don't get me started now! I would love that, I love her so much. I can't wait! Come on, Lady Gaga, we're waiting for you!" 

In December, Lady Gaga announced a massive Las Vegas residency at the MGM Park Theater that is scheduled to start late this year. "It has been a life-long dream of mine to play Las Vegas. I am humbled to be a part of a historical line-up of performers, and to have the honor of creating a new show unlike anything Vegas has ever seen before," she said in a statement. "I'll leave my heart on the stage every single night."

More details and dates are expected to be announced in the coming months.

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 first Joanne visual is here! The official music video for Lady Gaga's brand new single "Perfect Illusion" dropped on Tuesday during the season premiere of Scream Queens. Watch the Ruth Hogben-directed clip, which Gaga described as a "very raw performance of the song," below and let us know what you think in the comments!

"Perfect Illusion" is the lead single from Lady Gaga's upcoming album Joanne, due out on October 21st. Click here to pre-order your copy of the CD on Amazon now!

The official music video for Lady Gaga's latest hit single "Million Reason" is here! The visual made its debut on MTV on Wednesday afternoon and became available on the megastar's VEVO channel right after. Gaga described the video as a continuation of the "Perfect Illusion" storyline, picking up right where the video left off — in the middle of a desert.

"With this music video I just really wanted to show people something that they never get to see, a more personal look into my life, and establish a more human connection with my fans," she said. "I wanted these videos to be a story of my life and not just visuals to match my music. This is a much deeper look into who I am and where I'm going."

Watch below and and be sure to get your copy of Gaga's new album Joanne via iTunes, Amazon, or at your local record shop!

Lady Gaga has premiered the official music video for "Look What I Found." The track serves as a promotional single from the newly-released soundtrack for A Star Is Born, which currently sits atop the iTunes and Amazon charts in the United States.

Gaga co-produced "Look What I Found" with Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and her longtime collaborator DJ White Shadow (Born This Way, ARTPOP, "The Cure.")

"It's probably my favorite [of the songs I produced on the soundtrack]," DJ White Shadow told Gaga Daily. "I don't think it's a better song, but I have this very sentimental thing in my brain when we wrote it. I actually recorded it when we were writing it. I listened back to it recently and it made me happy. And it was in Ally's notebook in the trailer, which is way cool."

Watch the video for "Look What I Found" below and click here to get your copy of the A Star Is Born soundtrack.

Lady Gaga's silver-screen debut A Star Is Born is enjoying massive success with fans and critics alike: the film has grossed over $100 million domestically, tripling its production budget in less than three weeks in the United States alone, and is currently the frontrunner to win the Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Actress among industry experts.

On Friday, Warner Bros. surprised fans by releasing a music video for "I'll Never Love Again" from the movie's soundtrack. Gaga co-wrote "I'll Never Love Again" with Hillary Lindsey, who previously helped pen "Million Reasons" and "A-YO" on Joanne, as well as country songwriters Natalie Hemby and Aaron Raitiere.

The power ballad is the last song Gaga's character Ally performs in the movie. Speaking to Zane Lowe, Gaga revealed that she filmed the scene just hours after learning that her childhood friend Sonja had passed away.

Must-Watch: Lady Gaga And Zane Lowe Talk 'A Star Is Born'

"My very dear friend Sonja died of cancer that day," Gaga said. "We were supposed to shoot in 30 minutes, and I left the set because her husband called me and I could hear her in the background and I just got in the car and drove. I missed her by 15 minutes. I laid with her, with her husband, and their dog, and his son. When I came back, Bradley was so gentle with me and we got through it. I performed the song. All I wanted to do was sing. I'll never forget that day. It was really a special scene, and I'll always remember that moment."

Lady Gaga has shared a music video for "Always Remember Us This Way" from the soundtrack for A Star Is Born with Bradley Cooper. The video features scenes from the blockbuster movie and follows Gaga's character Ally as she performs the song live for the first time.

One of the soundtrack's many highlights, "Always Remember Us This Way" was written on the spot and recorded immediately. 

"The moment it was written, we cut it in the studio, and I just remember the writers were singing background and Stefani was singing live, just belting it," the song's producer Dave Cobb recalled. "It was pure magic when that went down and you can hear it in the film—the energy and the excitement that was happening."

Watch the official video for "Always Remember Us This Way" below...

Lady Gaga will team up with with Vice President Joe Biden at Sunday's Academy Awards for a special presentation aimed at combating sexual violence, LA Times reports. Biden, who authored the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, will introduce Gaga for a performance of her song "Til It Happens to You," which was written for the soundtrack to the campus rape documentary The Hunting Ground and is up for "Best Original Song" at this year's ceremony.

After introducing Gaga, Biden will ask viewers to join White House's "It's on Us" campaign, which aims to end sexual assault in colleges.

Last year, Biden met up with the song's co-writer Diane Warren and told her that the powerful balled is "more important than any speech I've given."

A new Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett album is coming sooner than you expected! During a show in Idaho, the 89-year-old jazz legend announced that a follow-up to their 2014 smash collaboration will be out later this year. Tony added that the record will be released to celebrate his 90th birthday, which is in August.

Last year, Bennett told Vulture that the upcoming collaboration will be a collection of all Cole Porter-penned standards. "We're doing an album. It's going to be all Cole Porter songs," he said. "He was the best writer of all of them in the Great American Songbook. Highly intelligent. We're going to have a lot of fun doing that."

Read also: Lady Gaga in studio with Australian psychedelic musician Kevin Parker

But the new jazz album is not the only new music Gaga is working on at the moment. Mother Monster is also busy recording a brand new pop album, which is due out in 2016 as well.

"I love balancing jazz and pop, I basically have multiple personalities anyway (shocking reveal!) so that rebellious and extreme side of me loves to go back and forth, I never get bored," Gaga said in an exclusive Q&A with Gaga Daily. "Somedays I feel quiet, others I need to rage. Those parts of me will always be there, it's my two-toned soul. Cheek to Cheek will not be my last jazz album, and ARTPOP was not my last pop album. I have many years ahead of me to make music and I feel stronger than ever, like I did when I first moved to Hollywood to make it. I'm a fighter again. Put me in the ring. Ring the bell, I'm ready life!"

Monsters, do you think we'll hear LG5 or C3C first? Share your thoughts in the comments!

Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are ready to go cheek to cheek again!

The 89-year-old jazz legend confirmed that a follow-up to the duo's massively successful album Cheek to Cheek is in the works! "We're doing an album. It's going to be all Cole Porter songs," Bennett told Vulture. "He was the best writer of all of them in the Great American Songbook. Highly intelligent. We're going to have a lot of fun doing that."

Tony went on to praise Gaga's talent and added that he thinks she's going to have a big acting career.

"Gaga is a gorgeous singer, and when she sings a great ballad, I get goose bumps," he said. "We get along great. She's got a lot of talent. I think someday she's going to be very big in films, which I'm not too interested in. I work live, to audiences, but I think she's going to surprise everybody and make some good films."

But the new jazz album is not the only new music Gaga is working on at the moment. Mother Monster is also busy recording a brand new pop album, which is due out next year.

"I love balancing [jazz and pop], I basically have multiple personalities anyway (shocking reveal!) so that rebellious and extreme side of me loves to go back and forth, I never get bored," Gaga said in an exclusive Q&A with Gaga Daily. "Somedays I feel quiet, others I need to rage. Those parts of me will always be there, it's my two-toned soul. Cheek to Cheek will not be my last jazz album, and ARTPOP was not my last pop album. I have many years ahead of me to make music and I feel stronger than ever, like I did when I first moved to Hollywood to make it. I'm a fighter again. Put me in the ring. Ring the bell, I'm ready life!"

Little Monsters and jazz lovers will have to wait a little bit longer for Cheek 3 Cheek.

Although Tony Bennett announced that the follow-up to his 2014 album with Lady Gaga would be released this year, fans speculated that the record might be pushed back to let Gaga focus on her solo project, as well as her role on the new season of American Horror Story.

Today, the jazz legend, who is celebrating his 90th birthday, confirmed the rumors, telling Billboard: "She's busy right now, but at the beginning of next year we'll start doing an album. There'll be just wonderful songs that she and I both like. The first one went way over a million, and it's still selling."

Cheek To Cheek has indeed been a massive success for the duo, selling over one million copies, spawning a sold-out world tour, and earning a Grammy award and an Emmy nomination. And while they are unlikely to start working on the next album until 2017, Tony and Gaga are still frequently seen together both on and off stage. This morning, Mother Monster was spotted heading to Mr. Bennett's apartment with flowers in her hand, and later posted a Snapchat video with the birthday boy. In December, the two will share the stage during a two-hour special on NBC.

Nuevo vídeo de Lady Gaga en Snapchat junto a Tony Bennett pic.twitter.com/dxeAzzdKMC

— Lady Gaga Spain (@LadyGagaSpain) August 3, 2016

Lady Gaga is featured on the new Tony Bennett album! The 90-year jazz legend announced on Friday that he will be releasing Tony Bennett Celebrates 90, which includes performances recorded during his 90th birthday concert at Radio City Music Hall. Among the songs on the track list are "The Lady Is A Tramp" and "La Vie En Rose" performed by Tony's longtime friend and collaborator Lady Gaga.

Pre-order Tony Bennett Celebrates 90 (Standard) on iTunes

The CD will coincide with the forthcoming NBC prime-time special, Tony Bennett Celebrates 90: The Best Is Yet To Come, which airs on December 20th at 9pm ET/9pm PT. The special was filmed in front of a live audience at the Radio City concert on September 15th and features performances by Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, Michael Bublé, Andrea Bocelli, Kevin Spacey, Tony Bennett and many others.

Pre-order Tony Bennett Celebrates 90 (Deluxe) on Amazon

Additionally, an Amazon-exclusive 3 CD set, featuring rare and previously unreleased studio and live performance tracks of Tony's throughout his career, will be released on December 16th.

We are sorry to announce that Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga had to cancel tonight's show at London's Royal Albert Hall because Tony is ill. We will update this post when more information is available.

Update (9:20 PM, GMT +1): Tony Bennett was forced to cancel the second of two sold-out shows with Lady Gaga at the Royal Albert Hall in London after coming down with a flu virus. "Sorry to not be singing in London tonight," Tony said in a tweet. "I love my fans in the UK and appreciate all the well wishes to get over this flu quickly."

Mother Monster took to her Twitter as well, saying: "Hey everybody! Don't worry about Tony, he's ok! That's just showbiz sometimes. We'll catch you next time, we got you!"

Get well soon, Tony!

Our reader Muhammad has recorded a video of him meeting Lady Gaga in New York City and it's hilarious! The Little Monster presented her with a letter from his teacher Joanna Giuttari, who was also Gaga's Latin teacher in 8th grade. Mother Monster was then reminded that she performed "Bye Bye Bye" by NSYNC at a school sleepover when she was 14. Watch her priceless reaction below!

"I met Gaga and it was the best day of my life," Muhammad told Gaga Daily. "She means the world to me and has helped me through my hardest times to figure out who I am and who I want to be. After my friends and I waited for 9 hours, Gaga came out and I got the chance to speak to her. I gave her my letter, in which I explained my struggles and wrote about Joanna. Thank you for all you do Gaga, you are changing the world one sequin at a time!"

Gaga's former teacher Joanna added: "We are all very proud of Stefani and I can't wait to see where she goes next musically and artistically."

Although Lady Gaga and RedOne recorded at least eight tracks for her upcoming album, it looks like only one song made it to the final track listing. Speaking to Metro UK, Gaga revealed that there's "a beautiful song with RedOne," on LG5, adding that "it has been a wonderful experience creating the album with Mark Ronson."

The track Gaga referred to is likely the one that was originally considered for the project's lead single. "I don't know where she is musically or mentally right now," RedOne said back in May. "We tried to recreate the magic together in the studio and I think we have some amazing songs, but then again, she's very busy. At some point, one of the songs was going to be the first single, but then it changed. I don't know what happened."

RedOne is the man behind some of Lady Gaga's best-selling hits, including "Just Dance," "Poker Face," "Bad Romance," and "Alejandro." Aside from the singles, he's also produced such gems as "Scheiße," "Monster," and "Hair." Gaga's 2013 album ARTPOP was her first not to feature any tracks produced by RedOne, however, he is credited as a co-writer on the fan favorite "Gypsy."