It's been nearly two weeks since Lady Gaga floored us with her incredible medley of hits at the Super Bowl LI Halftime show and Little Monsters have been re-watching the performance every day, helping it nab a combined total of over 50 million views online. Now, you have a chance to hear a "studio" audio version of Gaga's set, which includes her iconic hits "Bad Romance," "Bad Romance" and "Poker Face," and even small bits of fan favorites "Dance In The Dark" and "Paparazzi," thanks to a SoundCloud user named Femme_Monsters.

Listen to Gaga's Super Bowl LI performance sans the crowd noise below and let us know what you think in the comments!

Lady Gaga took the stage at the 60th Grammy Awards for a beautiful piano performance which she dedicated to her late aunt Joanne. Joined on stage by her friend and collaborator Mark Ronson, Gaga played a stripped-back medley of "Million Reasons," which is up for Best Pop Vocal Performance at this year's show, and the Grammy-nominated album's title track "Joanne."

Related: Lady Gaga Stuns At 60th Grammy Awards Red Carpet

"This is for my father's late sister," Gaga told the audience. "This is for love and compassion even when you can't understand."

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

Lady Gaga says she might release some more new music later this summer! Speaking to E! Online, Gaga revealed that she's working on putting out new songs and fans might hear them during the newly-announced Dive Bar performance in Las Vegas.

Related: Lady Gaga Announces Return Of Dive Bar Tour

"You just might get some more music," she teased. "I love making music. I don't know exactly when. I'm sort of feeling like I'm making songs and doing all sorts of things with music, but I don't know exactly when or how I will release them. I'm working on that."

Lady Gaga released her latest album Joanne in 2016 and will embark on a world tour supporting the record in August. Gaga debuted a non-album single "The Cure" (which we're hearing was originally recorded for the soundtrack album for A Star Is Born) during her performance at Coachella in April.

Get ready, Little Monsters, because a DVD of Lady Gaga's massively successful Joanne World Tour might be in the works! Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account on Wednesday to announce that the Birmingham show would be filmed and asked fans to bring the fire.

"We are filming the show tonight, Birmingham, so bring that little monster fire," she tweeted.

The Joanne World Tour is Gaga's latest concert tour in support of her Grammy-nominated album Joanne. The tour kicked off last August in Canada and is set to conclude on February 23rd in Berlin, Germany. The Joanne World Tour received acclaim from fans and critics, and has so far grossed over 85 million dollars, making it the most successful tour by a female artist in 2017.

Would you be here for a Joanne World Tour DVD? Let us know in the comments below and come back tomorrow for videos from the Birmingham show!

Update: Enjoy videos of Gaga performing in Birmingham below!

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."

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 has claimed the top spot of the Billboard 200 chart with her brand new album, Joanne. Gaga's fifth pop record enters atop the list with 201,000 album units earned in its first week in the stores, a figure that makes it the fourth-highest debut of 2016, and the second-biggest for a female artist. Only Drake's Views (1.04 million), Beyoncé's Lemonade (653,000), and Frank Ocean's Blonde (276,000) opened with more units.

Gaga's new album cycle has been greeted with positive reviews from critics, and significant chart success. Joanne debuted at No. 1 on iTunes in over 60 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Brazil, Australia, and many more. In addition, the album has been No. 1 on the worldwide iTunes albums chart for a full week.

Read also: 'Million Reasons' Is The Next Single From Lady Gaga's 'Joanne'

Fueling the projects's success has been the remarkable sales increase that singles "Million Reasons," "A-YO," and "Perfect Illusion" have posted. In most countries, all of the tracks have been placed in the Top 20 of iTunes at the same time.

To top it all off, Lady Gaga makes history with Joanne's big debut. She is now the first female artist of the decade to notch four number-one albums, following up Born This Way, ARTPOP, and Cheek to Cheek.

Click here to get your copy of Joanne now!

Lady Gaga has decided to treat fans to exciting news to jumpstart their day! Mother Monster made a surprise appearance on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio show on Thursday morning to announce the title and release date of her highly anticipated album. Gaga revealed that the record, executive produced by Mark Ronson, is named after her late aunt Joanne and will drop on October 21st.

Related: Lady Gaga Unveils 'Joanne' Album Cover Artwork

"The decision to name the album Joanne was in tribute to my father's sister who died when she was 19," Gaga told Zane. "The death of her in his family and his life really left a scar and a wound that never healed. And as I returned to my home life and spending time with my friends, and hanging out with my family, and getting out of the mainstream limelight for a minute, what I realized is it's the experiences of our family, and our challenges, and our toughness that make us who we are. So she is the woman of my past that is becoming and helping me bring more of my honest woman-self into the future."

Listen to the interview below and stay tuned for more updates!

A brand new episode of American Horror Story: Roanoke, titled "Chapter 6," premiered on Wednesday night. Watch below or get the season pass on iTunes!

The latest season of the show features Lady Gaga playing a witch of the woods named Scathach. In a recent a conference call with TVLine, the show's creator Ryan Murphy confirmed that Gaga's character is, in fact, the Original Supreme, adding that he plans to bring her back in a future season that will "return to Coven."

In other news, the show's previous season, Hotel, which earned Lady Gaga her first Golden Globe nomination and win for her role as The Countess, is now available on DVD and Blu-Ray. Click here to get your copy now!

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A demo version for Lady Gaga and Azealia Banks' collaboration "Red Flame" has leaked online. The track was originally recorded for Gaga's 2013 album ARTPOP, but did not make the final cut. Although there was no official word on why the collaboration was left unreleased, Gaga told fans that the controversial rapper, known for her inflammatory statements and Twitter feuds, had "a bad attitude."

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

A new episode of American Horror Story: Roanoke, titled "Chapter 9," aired on FX on Wednesday night. Lady Gaga, who played a witch of the woods named Scathach in earlier installments of the season, does not appear in this episode. Watch below or click here to purchase the season pass on iTunes!

In other news, the show's previous season, Hotel, which earned Lady Gaga her first Golden Globe nomination and win for her role as The Countess, is now available on DVD and Blu-Ray. Click here to get your copy now!

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Update: Lady Gaga took to her Instagram page on Tuesday evening to comment on the reports that her and Taylor have split. "Taylor and I have always believed we are soulmates," she told fans. "Just like all couples we have ups and downs, and we have been taking a break. We are both ambitious artists, hoping to work through long-distance and complicated schedules to continue the simple love we have always shared. Please root us on. We're just like everybody else and we really love each other."

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Earlier: Oh no! Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney have ended their engagement and five-year relationship. The 30-year-old singer-songwriter and 35-year-old actor parted ways earlier this month, multiple sources report. 

Fans have noticed that Gaga hasn't been wearing her engagement ring for weeks and was absent from Taylor's birthday party in Lancaster last week.

"Regardless if it was mutual, or foul play is to blame I really hope they both do okay on this tough time. They both are talented, kind, thoughtful people and they may have just not meant to be together," a fan wrote on the Gaga Daily forums, while another added: "I hope Gaga channels all her negative energy into her music."

Related: Here's Why Taylor Kinney Turned Down Opportunity To Present At Golden Globes

Taylor and Gaga met on the set of her "Yoü and I" music video back in 2011 and became engaged in early 2015. "He's the first man that I have dated that, when I sing onstage, he cries," Gaga said of their relationship just months before Taylor proposed. "That means more to me than anything. He's supportive of everything I do. He loves me from the inside out, and he is completely blind to the way that I dress, my creative process as it is."

We're sending positive vibes to Gaga and Taylor.

After months of mystery and speculation over American Horror Story‘s season 6, it's been finally revealed that the theme of the series is My Roanoke Nightmare. And while Lady Gaga isn't featured in the premiere episode, she will make an appearance later on the show playing a "very unique" character.

"I'm not in it as much as I was before, but I am on the show and I got to work with the incredible actors that are on it," Gaga told 106.1 BLI while promoting her new single "Perfect Illusion" earlier this week. "My character is not like The Countess, but she's very unique."

Watch the first episode of American Horror Story: My Roanoke Nightmare, which aired on FX on Wednesday night, below and share your thoughts in the comments! U.S. fans, you can also purchase the season pass for My Roanoke Nightmare on iTunes.

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In other news, the show's previous season, Hotel, which earned Gaga her first Golden Globe nomination and win for her role as The Countess, is now available for pre-order on DVD and Blu-Ray. Click here to reserve your copy on Amazon for a special price.

Lady Gaga performed for her pal Tony Bennett at his 90th Birthday Celebration at NYC's Rainbow Room on Wednesday night. Looking glamorous in a custom Brandon Maxwell gown, Gaga took the stage to perform some of her favorite jazz standards such as "La Vie En Rose" and "Bang Bang," as well as an acoustic version of her hit "Bad Romance." She was later joined by the legendary Stevie Wonder and sang "I Wish" and "You Are The Sunshine Of My Life" for Mr. Bennett. Watch below!

Many thanks to the talented Brad Walsh for sending us these amazing videos. Be sure to check out his music at bradwalsh.com!

Watch six more videos in our playlist below...

Lady Gaga is receiving universal praise for her performance in A Star Is Born from fans and critics alike, and now it looks like Disney might be eyeing her for another major role in the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid.

According to a report from The Disinsider, Gaga is high on Disney's wish list for a part in the film, most likely in the role of the notorious villain Ursula, who steals Ariel's voice as part of her plan to rule the ocean. 

The news comes just days after the premiere of Gaga big screen debut A Star Is Born, which opened with a massive $43 million and is enjoying overwhelmingly positive responses from fans, critics and celebrities, including Disney CEO Bob Iger. "Congrats to Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga on a fine performance in a wonderful film," he tweeted. "Classic story, great new music. Loved it!"

Read also: Lady Gaga Glams Up For November Issue Of Elle

"As soon as I saw Bob Iger's tweet about A Star Is Born, considering Disney's upcoming slate, I could see that he is likely thinking of Lady Gaga for Ursula," film critic Grace Randolph of Beyond the Trailer told Gaga Daily. "I think Gaga is ready for the scrutiny that a Disney live action adaptation entails. I also feel with her strong ties to the LGBT and drag community, she'd be an excellent compromise for the role of Ursula. And while I understand many had hoped to see a drag queen cast in the role, I'm sure The Little Mermaid will have important representation in other ways, from potentially an Ariel of color to perhaps another LGBT character."

Rob Marshall (Chicago) is attached to direct the film, and Zendaya is rumored to be in talks to play Ariel, but no official announcements have been made.

Earlier this month, Gaga revealed that she's reading "piles of scripts" from film studios.

Surprise! With just one week until the release of A Star Is Born, Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper have dropped "Shallow," the first single from the movie's soundtrack. Written by Lady Gaga and her Joanne collaborator Mark Ronson, the power ballad is the first song Gaga's Ally and Cooper's Jack sing together in the film.

"We were writing 'Shallow' from the point of view of Ally, it becomes part of the reason they fall in love," Gaga said. "When I was writing music for the film I had to think about Ally as if she wasn't me. I went with a sound for her, even in the pop realm, that's unlike anything I've ever put out before."

Watch the official video below or click here to buy the song on iTunes!

Plus, listen to Lady Gaga talk about "Shallow" on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio show:

A Star Is Born hits theaters on October 5th.

Lady Gaga made one little boy's day in Chicago today. The lucky boy was Coltrane, a 2-year-old cool kid from Oakland, California who has Joubert syndrome, a very rare birth defect that affects about 1 in 100,000 children.

Coltrane and his parents are in Chicago for the 2015 Joubert Syndrome Conference, and as they were enjoying the sunny day in the city, they bumped into none other than Mother Monster herself.

"Lady Gaga talked to Coltrane for a few minutes and we got to tell her about Joubert syndrome and the conference this week," Coltrane's father Oscar told Gaga Daily. "I tried to talk calmly while screaming inside. She told us about her Born This Way Foundation. Sweet, charming and genuinely interested, initially approached us about his wheelchair. I was spooning him some Greek yogurt and chatting it up with people sitting by us. I love Lady Gaga and to know she is aware of Joubert syndrome makes me so happy."

The boy's mother, Ayah, added: "We had a good conversation about the genius of John Coltrane, Joubert Syndrome and how people are 'born this way'! Sweetest lady, that Mother Monster."

Joubert syndrome is a rare genetic disorder characterized by the absence or underdevelopment of the area of the brain that controls muscle coordination. Liver and kidney malformations are often associated with the disease. To find out more about Joubert syndrome, please visit the Joubert Syndrome Foundation.

Many thanks to Oscar Vivanco for sharing the story and pictures with us.

If you were wondering why Lady Gaga's new pop album is still not out, Mother Monster has an answer for that. In a recent interview with the CR Fashion Book, Gaga says that she's taking her time with the record because she's making songs without the help of other songwriters. "I feel like my fans want to kill me," she told Bruce Weber. "But it takes me so long because I write it all myself."

Back in June, Lady Gaga was honored with the first-ever Contemporary Icon Award for "attaining an iconic status in pop culture" and writing such massive hit songs as "Poker Face," "Bad Romance," and "Born This Way."

Related: Lady Gaga says it's time for new pop album

Lady Gaga will appear on Season Six of American Horror Story! In a new interview with Z100's Elvis Duran, Mother Monster confirmed that she will be returning to the show, which earned her a Golden Globe earlier this year. Listen below!

During her interview with Z100, Gaga also spoke about her latest single "Til It Happens to You," which she performed at Sunday's Academy Awards, and the impact it had on her and the world. 

"I am so proud to hear this song and see it's being heard and see the effects it's having on people," Gaga said. "What I've witnessed since the performance is really the most astounding thing I've ever seen. There's so many people in the world that feel alone and this song fills them by bringing them together."

She continued: "You can't have empathy without trying to understand someone's pain. It's really hard nowadays with the Internet and the way we're online and all the gossip that we read. I'm sorry, I think it's really shallow. I want young people and old to see that it's okay that you don't have to hide from difficult topics." 

Click here to download "Til It Happens to You" on iTunes. Lady Gaga will donate a portion of proceeds from the sale of the song to organizations helping survivors of sexual assault.

Lady Gaga stole the show at this year's American Music Awards with a stunning rendition of her latest single "The Cure." Wearing a gorgeous metallic outfit designed by her sister Natali Germanotta, Gaga started out the performance at the piano and then broke out into a dance number, which was streamed live from her sold-out show in Washington, D.C. 

Related: Lady Gaga Slays 2017 American Music Awards Red Carpet

Shortly after the performance, Gaga won the award for Favorite Female Artist and got emotional during her acceptance speech. "I have the best fans in the whole world," she told the crowd. "I am so lucky. You just remember, if you feel different, if you feel not understood, don’t you are give up on who you are. You fight like hell for what you believe in!"

Watch Gaga's performance and acceptance speech at the 2017 American Music Awards below!

A brand new episode of American Horror Story: Roanoke, titled "Chapter 8," premiered on Wednesday night. Watch below or get the season pass on iTunes! Lady Gaga, who played a witch of the woods named Scathach in earlier installments of the season, does not appear in this episode.

In other news, the show's previous season, Hotel, which earned Lady Gaga her first Golden Globe nomination and win for her role as The Countess, is now available on DVD and Blu-Ray. Click here to get your copy now!

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Actress Hayley Atwell channeled her inner Gaga, taking on the singer's iconic 2009 single "Bad Romance" during an episode of LL Cool J and Chrissy Teigen's "Lip Sync Battle." Atwell battled against fellow actor Clark Gregg, who wowed the crowd with a performance of Britney Spears' "Toxic."

Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney may be engaged now, but their first interaction was not love at first sight. The 34-year-old actor, who is the star of NBC's hit series Chicago Fire, told Andy Cohen that Gaga slapped him the first time he kissed her on the set of the "Yoü And I" music video.

"I remember I went up, and we're rolling, and I kissed her and she didn't expect it," Taylor recalled. "They cut, and she slapped me. And it was just awkward. And the next take, I just did it again and then she didn't slap me. She didn't slap me then. We had a good time. I think there was chemistry. It was a late shoot. We were shooting until 4 or 5 in the morning. We exchanged information. A few weeks went by and we kept in touch and then that's that."

The couple got engaged this Valentine's Day after being together for more than three years.

"He put me on the back of his motorcycle and we drove away from all my security and he got in a lot of trouble," Gaga said of her first date with Taylor. "I just remember my helmet got all foggy because I was crying because I hadn't been outside by myself for so long. He hid me away in this little shack at the beach, where we made love all day long and then he introduced me to all his friends. And I'll never forget it because the one before him told me I would never make another friend, he told me I would die a rich old woman in a big house. With all my fame and no sense of the world. But not this guy. He told me that he was a gypsy too and if I wanted to we could go anywhere together or anywhere apart."

Catch Taylor Kinney on Chicago Fire every Tuesday on NBC.

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!

Sam Smith claims he's Lady Gaga's biggest fan and says he would love to make music with his idol.

"I'm the biggest Gaga fan there is," Smith, who is up for an Academy Award for Spectre's "Writing's on the Wall, told The Hollywood Reporter during a pre-Oscars photoshoot. "I queued up for her shows when I was 17!"

Speaking of a possible collaboration, Gaga said: "Maybe it will be awful. Maybe it will be great."

Sam Smith has been a massive Lady Gaga fan (and a Gaga Daily reader!) since he was a teenager.

"When I was 16 years old I was living in a tiny village in Cambridgeshire," Smith wrote in a note in his tour book. "I had such huge dreams of being a singer and an artist and had been trying my hardset to break out for so long. It was at that point that I became obsessed with Lady Gaga. It started out as an admiration for her music then became an obsession with her story, her hustle, her bravery and also her voice for gay people. It got to the point where I would check GagaDaily.com almost 8 times a day and I stood in line twice for 10 hours to see her and be front row. I dressed like her, I even bunked school for a day to see her and got in a lot of trouble."

The 88th Academy Awards will take place on February 28th in Hollywood.