Lady Gaga helped her friend Elton John celebrate his 70th Birthday at a star-studded gala in Los Angeles on Sunday. Wearing a stunning Alberta Feretti gown, Mother Monster took to the stage to perform acoustic renditions of her hits, such "Born This Way" and "Bad Romance," and was even joined onstage by Stevie Wonder to serenade Elton with a "Happy Birthday." Watch below!

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Lady Gaga took part in the Fox Presents the iHeart Living Room Concert for America concert hosted by Elton John on Sunday evening. Gaga called in from her home in California and spoke about maintaining mental health while practicing social distancing.

"My heart goes out to people who have lost loved ones and also to people that are losing their jobs. I just wanted to check in to make sure that you're finding the time to be kind to yourself and doing whatever you can to maintain your mental health," Gaga said. "I'm working hard to do what I can with my network to help expedite funding around some of the urgent needs of the world to play my small part in this global crisis."

Watch Gaga's message below.

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   Update: An earlier version of this post misstated that Lady Gaga would be performing.

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.

British pop icons Take That performed a cover of Lady Gaga's "Million Reasons" during their appearance on BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans Breakfast Show. Watch the boys sing Gaga's latest smash hit single above!

Lady Gaga has revealed the cover artwork for her upcoming sixth album Chromatica. The fierce photograph was taken by Norbert Schoerner, while graphic design was handled Travis Brothers, Bryan Rivera, and Isha Dipika Walia. Gaga was styled by her longtime collaborator Nicola Formichetti and rising stylist Marta Del Rio.

Chromatica was originally scheduled to hit stores on April 10, but it was postponed due to the outbreak of COVID-19. "I wanted to tell you, that after a lot of deliberation, I've made the incredibly tough decision to postpone the release of Chromatica," Gaga wrote in an Instagram post. "I will announce a new 2020 release date soon."

 

 

 

 

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Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account on Friday to voice her support for fellow pop star Kesha, who had been denied permission to break a recording contract with her alleged rapist, record producer Dr. Luke. 

"There are people all over the world who love you, Kesha," Gaga wrote. "And I can say truly I am in awe of your bravery."

Earlier today, a Manhattan Supreme Court judge refused to grant Kesha a preliminary injunction temporarily releasing her from her contract with Sony. The pop star is obliged to make six more albums with Kemosabe Records, a label run by Dr. Luke and owned by Sony. 

Lady Gaga has teamed up with the World Health Organization and Global Citizen for One World: Together at Home, a global special airing April 18 to support and applaud healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19.

Gaga called in to a WHO press conference on Monday morning to announce that she has  curated the two-hour musical event and helped raise $35 million in the last seven days.

Artists joining Gaga on the music lineup include Billie Eilish and Finneas, Paul McCartney, Sir Elton John, Lizzo, Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Chris Martin, Eddie Vedder, Kacey Musgraves, Keith Urban, Alanis Morissette, Lang Lang, Andrea Bocelli, Billie Joe Armstrong, Burna Boy, J Balvin, and Maluma.

Together at Home will air at 8 p.m. Eastern simultaneously on ABC, NBC, CBS and will be streamed live Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Instagram, Tidal, Twitch, Twitter, Yahoo, and YouTube.

Watch Gaga speak at the WHO press conference below...

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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Lady Gaga called into Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Steven Colbert on Monday night to announce her One World: Together at Home special that will air on April 18 to support and applaud healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19.

"I just want to help in whatever way I can," Gaga told Kimmel. "The truth is I feel very blessed to have a home, I feel blessed that I have access to good food that is healthy and clean, and I wanted to figure out what I could do with my time to be of service."

Gaga made sure to emphasize that while One World: Together at Home is a charity event, it is not a fundraiser. The project aims to take in funds from corporations before the show and has already raised about $35 million. During her chat with Fallon, Gaga even called Apple CEO Tim Cook to confirm a "quite sizable" donation of $10 million to the WHO's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

Lady Gaga continues her support for fellow pop star Kesha during her legal battle against Dr. Luke. Mother Monster took to her Instagram on Wednesday to share an emotional photograph of herself holding Kesha's hand, and captioned the picture, "Free Kesha."

Gaga later shared a cute video of her showering her new friend with kisses on Snapchat.

 

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Last week, a Manhattan Supreme Court judge refused to grant Kesha a preliminary injunction temporarily releasing her from her contract with Sony. The pop star is obliged to make six more albums with Kemosabe Records, a label run by Dr. Luke and owned by Sony. 

Surprise! Lady Gaga debuted a brand new song called "The Cure" during her Coachella set. "I've been so excited for this next part of the show because I've been trying to keep it a secret for so long," Gaga told the crowd. "I've been in the studio and I'd like to debut a brand new song, The Cure."

Related: Watch Lady Gaga Headline Coachella 2017

She added: "I love you guys so much. I have been through so much in my life and I've seen so much. And you cure me every time with your love."

The track, which Lady Gaga co-wrote with her ARTPOP collaborator DJ White Shadow, is now available on all digital platforms. Listen below and let us know what you think about the new tune in the comments!

Lady Gaga is InStyle's latest cover girl! Photographed by Nathaniel Goldberg and styled by Sandra Amador and Tom Eerebout, Gaga looks stunning as she graces the cover of the magazine's Beauty Issue. In her cover interview, Gaga talks about her upcoming album Chromatica, her work with the World Health Organization, and her hopes and dreams for the future.

Click here to read the cover story or enjoy highlights from the interview below.

On her new album Chromatica:
I made this music, and then I listened back to all of it, and it told the story of my life like a tapestry. I'm very proud of it because while it's fun and celebratory, if you listen to those lyrics, you really will know my heart. It's like the music is giving you permission to go on. Even if you've had the worst day ever, it's OK to dance.

On starting her own family:
I will say I am very excited to have kids. I look forward to being a mom. Isn't it incredible what we can do? We can hold a human inside and grow it. Then it comes out, and it's our job to keep it alive. It's so funny—everyone works out of my house every day. When they come in, I always say, "Welcome to the Womb!"

On her plans for the future:
Marriage. More music, more movies, more charity with the Born This Way Foundation. I want to do way more philanthropy. I want to help fund more research about fibromyalgia and neuropathic and chronic pain by putting a team of doctors together. I have a lot of dreams and hopes. What I will actually accomplish, I have no idea, but I know that I'll be doing it with the people I love.

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."

Lady Gaga's surprise-released new single "The Cure" is off to a great start, as it currently dominates the iTunes charts in most major markets, less than 6 hours since release. The breezy tune has topped the singles charts in over 50 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, and France. In Australia, "The Cure" is Gaga's first iTunes number one single since the 2011 hit "The Edge of Glory."

Related: Watch Lady Gaga Headline Coachella 2017

"I love you guys so much," Gaga told her fans before performing the song live for the first time at Saturday night's Coachella festival. "I have been through so much in my life and I've seen so much. And you cure me every time with your love."

Click here to download "The Cure" on iTunes and be sure to request the new single on your local radio station!

Over 100 artists and entertainers took part in Lady Gaga's One World: Together At Home event, organized with the World Health Organization and the Global Citizen social action group to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lady Gaga kicked off the telecast with a soulful performance of "Smile," a classic popularized by Nat King Cole and Jimmy Durante.

"I'm so grateful for the health-care workers, the medical workers, all the grocery store workers and delivery people, the postal workers, all the other non-profits that are working so hard," Gaga said.

"This is really a true love letter to all of you all over the world, and I hope a reminder of the kindness that's occurring right now," she added.

The event was not a fundraiser, Gaga said, as the money had been raised in advance of the show: "Put your wallets away and sit back and enjoy the show." Gaga has so far helped raise over $50 million from corporations such as Apple, IBM, and Verizon, and will continue accepting donations

Together At Home featured performances from such acts as The Rolling Stones, Jennifer Lopez, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Lizzo, Shawn Mendes, Camilla Cabello, Elton John, Billie Joe Armstrong, and more.

For the closing performance, Gaga joined Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion, John Legend, and Lang Lang for a stunning rendition of "The Prayer." 

Watch Gaga's performances, as well as the full special, below...

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett continue the world tour in support of their hit album Cheek to Cheek with a sold-out show at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Over 18,000 Little Monsters and jazz lovers showed up to watch the duo sing tunes from the Great American Songbook at the iconic outdoor amphitheatre.

Gaga told the crowd: "I love this town now. It’s so strange, I used to say how much I hated Hollywood. Okay, I’m being honest, now I don’t. Because I fell in love with the sunshine." She then joked: "It’s good because I can take less Xanax than I usually take."

Watch these high definitions videos from the show, including Gaga's beautiful renditions of "Lush Life" and "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered," below...

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are set to play another show at the Hollywood Bowl tonight, May 31st.

Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance during Elton John's free show in West Hollywood on Saturday. Gaga, who is godmother to Elton's two children, joined her great friend on stage for a beautiful performance of his 1974 hit "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me."

"This great man has inspired generations with his powerful music and warm heart there will never be another like him and there never was before," Gaga told fans after performing with Elton. "His uniqueness is compounded by his ability to love endlessly while also creating the biggest hits the world has ever known."

The concert was organized as a thank you to the City of West Hollywood for their support of the Elton John AIDS Foundation and streamed live on AOL.com.

Lady Gaga is set to perform at the Oscars tomorrow, February 28th.

Lady Gaga has shared the first still from her debut movie A Star Is Born, directed by Bradley Cooper. The movie, which is based on the 1937 film starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March, will hit theaters on September 28th, 2018.

"I am so excited to star in my first movie alongside someone I'm so lucky to call my friend," she told fans on Instagram "I always wanted to be an actress on the big screen. The story of A Star is Born is so special and I'm so grateful to Bradley for making my dream come true. Can't wait for you to meet Ally!"

 

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A Star Is Born marks Cooper's directorial debut, as well as Lady Gaga's first major role in a feature film. Gaga will also compose and perform new music for the movie, which centers on a movie star who helps an aspiring young actress find fame.

Lady Gaga has unveiled the track listing for her highly-anticipated album Chromatica. Gaga took to Twitter on Wednesday to post the entire 16-track rundown for her sixth album, which includes three collaborations:  Ariana Grande on "Rain On Me," Elton John on "Sine From Above," and K-pop supergroup BLACKPINK on "Sour Candy."

 

 

 

 

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Just hours after making a surprise appearance at Elton John's free concert in West Hollywood, Lady Gaga attended The Weinstein Company's pre-Oscar dinner on Saturday night. Mother Monster looked stunning in a custom black and white Brandon Maxwell gown as she arrived at the star-studded event with her fiancé Taylor Kinney.

At the dinner, Gaga was spotted with fellow New Yorker, Lana Del Rey. According to those in attendance, the pop stars spoke for over ten minutes and posed for pictures together.

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Lady Gaga is set to sing her Oscar-nominated song "Til It Happens to You" at Sunday's ceremony. Gaga's performance will be introduced by US Vice President Joe Biden, who will give a speech aimed at combating sexual violence.

Lady Gaga and Prince William have joined forces to encourage fans to speak more openly about mental health. In a new video for Heads Together, a campaign set up by the Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry that aims to end stigma surrounding mental health, discussed the films that have been released showing people from all walks of life discussing their mental health challenges under the #Oktosay banner.

Watch the video below and head over to headstogether.org.uk for more information about the campaign.

Lady Gaga has arrived at the 2016 Oscars! The nominated singer looked absolutely angelic in a beautiful white pantsuit, designed by her friend Brandon Maxwell, as she walked the event's red carpet with her fiancé Taylor Kinney.

Gaga is set to take the stage at tonight's ceremony for a performance of her nominated song "Til It Happens to You" that will be introduced by the US Vice President Joe Biden.

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Getty Images via gagaimages.co

Just minutes before hitting the red carpet, she took to her Instagram account to thank her fans for the continuous support. "I never realized before but I put the tattoo of my fans 'monster paw' the symbol of our fan base right over my heart," she wrote. "It's not easy to perform this song, but I know you will have my heart in your hands holding me up like you have for almost a decade. Thank you for being the pillars that hold up my roof, everything i stand for is in you."

"Til It Happens to You" was co-written by Lady Gaga and Diane Warren and is up for Best Original Song at tonight's show.

There wasn't a dry eye in the Dolby Theatre during Sunday's Academy Awards after Lady Gaga delivered a powerful performance of "Til It Happens to You." Gaga took the stage alongside tens of survivors of sexual abuse to sing the Oscar-nominated song, which she co-wrote for The Hunting Ground, a documentary exploring campus sexual assault. The poignant performance received a standing ovation, and brought audience members to tears.

Gaga was introduced by American vice president Joe Biden, who urged the audience and everyone watching at home to take a pledge to speak up for victims of sexual assault. "Too many women and men on and off of college campuses are still victims of abuse," he said. "Take the pledge: I will intervene in situations where consent has not or cannot be given. We must, and we can, change the culture."

Watch below and share your thoughts in the comments!

Unfortunately, Lady Gaga lost the Oscar to Sam Smith just minutes after her performance.

Lady Gaga took the stage at the second weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday night. During her 90-minute set, Gaga played some of her biggest hits, including "Bad Romance" and "Poker Face," as well as fan-favorite album cuts, such as "Teeth," "Venus," and "Scheiße." She also sang her brand new single "The Cure," which she debuted live at her first Coachella show last week.

Among the highlights of the show was Gaga's emotional performance of "The Edge of Glory," dedicated to her friend Sonja Dunham, who is fighting stage four cancer. "My friend is very sick and I love her so much, and if it's ok with you I'd like to sing this song for her," she told the crowd. "I'm sorry you don't feel well, Sonja, I wish you could be here with us."

Enjoy fan videos below (to be updated with more)...

Sam Smith has won the Best Original Song Oscar, beating Lady Gaga's "Til It Happens to You," at Sunday's ceremony. The 23-year old singer took the opportunity to dedicate the award to the LGBT community and shout out Gaga, who had been his idol for years.

"I actually can't breathe right now, oh my gosh. Gaga you're incredible," he said during his speech. "I want to dedicate this to the LGBT community all around the world. I stand here tonight as a proud gay man. I hope we can stand all together as equals one day."

Sam Smith has been a massive Lady Gaga fan 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 took place on Sunday night in Los Angeles. During the show, Lady Gaga performed a powerful rendition of "Til It Happens to You" to a standing ovation.