Mark Ronson says Lady Gaga's new album is going to be her most authentic yet. In a recent interview, the British producer, who began working with Gaga on her highly-anticipated album in November, praised Mother Monster for her talent and explained the direction they are taking with LG5.

"I've been working for the past few months with Lady Gaga on her upcoming record and I'm just blown away by her talent, her voice," Ronson told Charlie Rose. "She's a Muso at heart. She's the happiest when she's sitting at a piano barking orders at the drummer, and I don't think that's the side of her the world has seen. They've seen the massive pop singles, tours, and dance numbers, so it's really great to make this very honest, authentic, analog kind of record with her."

Lady Gaga and Mark Ronson throw surprise performance at Met Gala

Earlier this year, Ronson confirmed that he is working on material for Gaga's fifth, yet-untitled album, due out in 2016. Mark is known for his work with Robbie Williams, Christina Aguilera, Adele, Lily Allen, Paul McCartney and many others. He also produced several tracks on Amy Winehouse's hit album Back to Black, including "Rehab," for which he won a Grammy for "Record of the Year." Ronson scored his first number one single last year, when his track "Uptown Funk" featuring Bruno Mars was released to widespread critical and commercial success.

Monsters, what do you think the Gaga x Ronson collaboration will sound like? Sound off in the comments below!

Mark Ronson says Lady Gaga's new album is "incredible." The musician, who is producing the upcoming record, spoke about the project during Zane Lowe's  Apple Music Beats 1 show earlier today and revealed that it's some of his favorite music that he'd ever worked on. 

"We've been working on this record for a while," Ronson said. "I can't really get into it too much. I'm not trying to be coy, but I feel like it's not my place. When the time's right to tell the story, I feel like she should tell. But it's some of my favorite music I've really ever worked on. It's incredible, I love it."

He continued: "It's very rare you're working on something and you go to bed at 3 in the morning and you wake up at 8 and you just cannot wait to get back to the studio to work on that thing you were working on. I can't wait until you can hear it because the music speaks for itself."

"Some of my favourite musicians of all time are working on it," Mark added.

Monsters, who do you think are the musicians Ronson's referring to? Is he talking about the already-confirmed LG5 collaborators Elton John, Diane Warren, and RedOne? Or could he be hinting at another big name joining the project? Let us know in the comments below!

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

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

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

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

Pop superstar Madonna mentioned Lady Gaga during a speech on Thursday night. The icon sat down with artist Marilyn Minter at New York City's Brooklyn Museum for a discussion in which they touched upon the media pitting celebrities, especially women, against each other.

"I've been supposedly in a fight with Lady Gaga since she was born," Madonna said. "It's absurd! They always do it."

She went on to say that she believes that women are often not as supportive of women as they should be. "I have found that throughout my career as an artist and an activist that my biggest naysayers have been women," she elaborated. "I find that astounding that other women don't support me more than they do."

Related: Lady Gaga On Madonna Comparisons: 'What I Do Is Different'

Madonna's words drew a mixed reaction from Gaga's fans.

"Honestly I've had it with Madonna acting like the media just twisted this and made their fight fake. You literally spent an entire album campaign trying to bring her down," a user on the Gaga Daily forums wrote, while another added: "It is absurd but a little late to say so when you created it, Madonna."

Click here to watch the full speech.

It looks like Gaga's Little Monsters are not the only ones psyched for her new single — her fellow pop stars are ready to dance their hearts out to "Perfect Illusion" too! Nineteen-year-old New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde sent Gaga a tweet, saying "about to vomit with excitement," in response to the newly-released cover artwork for the song. The post was liked by over 7 thousand people, including none other than fellow chart-topper Katy Perry.

@ladygaga @bloodpop about to vomit with excitement

— Lorde (@lorde) September 7, 2016

Seems like Katy Perry & Lorde are both here for #PERFECTILLUSION Pop Queens supporting each other!👏 pic.twitter.com/gdjSLDCTUG

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) September 7, 2016

Lady Gaga's new single "Perfect Illusion" drops this Friday, September 9th.

Last time we spoke with Michelle, it seemed like she had it all—a record deal, a hot 100 single, and a new producer—this time, she's got even more up her sleeve! Most of you remember Michelle Treacy as one of the first Gaga fans to get a record deal, having sung on stage with Gaga several times during the ArtRave. She's since had radio play throughout the United States and Canada, and has toured with IHeartRadio, Sony, and other festivals across the country.

Michelle has gone indie now on a new project, featuring a powerful pop song that epitomizes a razor sharp message of the #MeToo movement: No means no. That simple concept led her to write a song that resonated with her fans, and even got her a shout out from fellow rebel and activist Rose McGowan.

Since then, Michelle has been steadily plugging away at her new EP, and we got a chance to catch up with her right before her new single hits radio soon.

"No Means No" is a very timely song, considering all the stuff going on with Cosby being declared guilty, the Weinstien pandora's box, Tom Brokaw, etc... We could go on and on. How did it feel being recognized by Rose McGowan for your music?
It was really cool. I love Rose so much. In the movie Jawbreaker, which is one of my favorite movies ever, she's such a badass. I think everything she's talking about now, she's been talking about forever. She's a total fighter, I believe in everything she fights for! She put out a really inspiring book.

So you have something in common with her now, fighting in the battle of the #MeToo movement.

It's not the greatest thing to have in common with someone. I'd rather have a favorite color in common with her, than have to fight for something like that! With "No Means No," I don't want it to just be a song. I want to make a movement out of it, I'm trying to create a safe space, an organization within colleges and universities, for kids who are on their own for the first time. I'm reaching out to girls' organizations across the globe, to be a part of their organizations, and make a difference. It's not just a song to me; I want it to make a difference.

Your new producer, Rune Westburg, has produced fellow Gaga contemporary Adam Lambert, Alphabeat, Daughtry, and Colbie Callait, to name just a few. What was the songwriting experience like, writing "No Means No" with him?

I walked into the studio with Rune, and we really didn't have a specific agenda of what we wanted to write about, it was one of those songs that wrote itself. It happened so fast. The phrase "no means no" is so easy, so simple. We learn it as a child, but it's funny how as we get older we forget the meaning of the word "No."

We just think when someone says "No," they aren't really talking to us. Or they're joking. Or, "Hey, they can't be serious." Like the word, the song is simple. But there is another side of that. I wrote this for all the people, including myself, who have felt unheard, because once the word "No" is said, it shouldn't need to be said again. We are now all on notice: No means no.

I mean, you learn that as a kid. All kids learn it.

And it gets repeated to you as a kid, over and over and over again, which teaches you to challenge the authority that told you "no." Maybe some aspects of society need to learn that no is not always meant to be challenged, in situations between adults and especially women, it needs to be listened to.

It's really shocking, with all these cases coming out, how much we take "No" for granted. Its a word that is so, in our eyes, overly used, that it's lost its meaning. The moment somebody says "No," no matter what it is, we need to just stop and listen. You know the "Stop, Drop, and Roll" they teach you when you're young?

For fire safety?

That's right. When there's fire, as soon as you hear that, you f----ing do it. You don't even think about it. And with "No," it should be the same.

Like a public service announcement?

Exactly. The meaning of the word needs to be more important. If people would just take a minute and relearn the meaning, we could all do so much better. So many of my fans have reached out and said, "This song is me." "It reminds me of this relationship I was in that I got out of." "I'm gonna leave this and I'm gonna be who I am, and that's it. No is no."

And I've gotten replies saying, "I was sexually assaulted, and this song makes me feel like a survivor." Or "This is my survivor song." and, "Your song gave me my power back." It's been really cool to hear the response. And then to have Rose McGowan talk about it and share it, it made me realize: if this song completely flops, I won anyway, through the response it has gotten. Because that's exactly what i wanted to do—I wanted to make these survivors feel like survivors, and give them their power back. Getting a message from Rose made me feel like I did the right thing. Even if she was the only one to hear this in the world, and it helped her, or if a million people heard it, it doesn't matter, if it resonated with them.

I got a fan letter once that read, "You became my reason to stay." That line has stuck with me. Ever since then I've been writing music that would help people.

I've done it—I've written songs that have had no meaning. But the ones that help people mean the most to me. Every time I'd write a song and play it for my mom, she'd say, "Thank you for saying all the words I could never say."

And then was when it hit me: this is what I wanna do. I want to be the ballsy one who doesn't really give a sh*t what people think. I wanna say what I wanna say. Fight for what's right.

Admirable spunk! Just like a chip off the ol' Gags.

It's a pretty timely message. People are gonna take it how they wanna take it. It's been a fun anthem for me. I've been through some really awful stuff. I feel like a badass coming out with this song. I feel like a warrior.

I love the backing vocals. And how they complement the chorus. What inspired the hook?

We were playing the piano, and I was shouting, "No, no! No no!" And from there, we were like, "no means no." And we took it from there. "No means no means no". How f----ing cool is that? Then it just poured out. It's really just a song that says, everyone has forgotten the meaning of "No." Here it is. Plain and simple. Took us an hour to write. I sang the vocals in two takes. Backgrounds are all me and Rune doing vocal stacks. In 3 hours we made the whole thing.

I'm indie now. Independent. Being on an indie label is liberating. I'm doing this all myself now, with great friends, and the best manager; that I've been working with since I was 16.

I wanna be who I am. I wanna wear what I want and say what I want, and fight for what I want, and that's exactly what I'm doing now. Releasing music that I believe in, that says something. And there's more than just No Means No coming up.

I heard you have been working on something with one of Gaga's first producers, RedOne.

Yes, he's heard about me, and he's definitely a fan. I can't say too much right now what it is or will be.

What the concept of your new EP?

Badassery! [Laughs] This is a do-over for me. This year I got to start from scratch with my music, re-evaluate myself, my thoughts. What do I want to say. This EP is my new beginning and I can’t wait for you to hear it.

When will your EP be dropping?

The EP is gonna be out really soon, it's five or six songs long. Already working on the cover art and the second single. The next song is a ballad -- so cool, so true. You guys are gonna love it. There's gonna be an Abba song on there too.

You are really turning into a success story, as one of the first Gaga fans to really break into the industry and start living the dream. How do you do it?

The dreams are technically within your reach, but they're really not: you really have to work for them. Like, you really gotta work for it. If you want it bad enough, you'll die trying. You'll do anything. I've been told no so many times. And a friend told me, "Even if everyone says 'no, you have no idea what you are doing', you just keep going. I'm so shocked. You just get up and go do that 15 hour photoshoot. You just know something will happen someday and you keep going. It's amazing." I don't know how to stop. I have to keep going.

You're walking the walk! Not just talk—you're action.

You know that saying, "Fake it 'till you make it"? People think that's the ego part of it, but the real part is: "I have no idea what I'm doing, but I keep going."

I want to show people who haven't found their purpose yet, or who have lost their passion or way, that I feel ****ed up sometimes, and I wanna stop, but there's a big fat bug inside of me that will not allow me to stop because I live it and breathe it. I do it, I keep going, and I'm positive. Even when I don't want to be and when everything falls apart—something better's gonna fall together.

The universe only gives us what we can handle. Work harder and get better! If no one else believes in you, you have to believe in yourself 100% harder.

Our dreams are gonna happen. Why not ? Look at all the people who have, all the sucessful people. They did it! Why couldn't I? That's what you have to say.

That is, indeed. Thank you so much, Michelle.

Thank you. I'm so grateful for all my fans on Gaga Daily, I love you guys!

And we love you, too!

Michelle Treacy's "No Means No" is available on iTunes now.

by Katharine Styles-Burroughs

Photos: Quinton Cruickshanks
Makeup: Darryl DeSousa
Hair: Andrew McEwen

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

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

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

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

A one-minute snippet of Lady Gaga's "Till It Happens to You" has found its way to the web. The track, which Gaga wrote with the amazing Diane Warren, is featured in the documentary The Hunting Ground to raise awareness of campus sexual assault.

"Lady Gaga recently came out as an assault survivor, so to write a song... to have a song with her signing it, singing 'you don't know what it's like until it happens to you,' you know the voice of that person has experienced very similar things to what our subjects have experienced," the director of The Hunting Ground Kirby Dick said. "I think that adds a deeper level to the music."

The film's producer Amy Ziering added: "Lady Gaga brings a whole other demographic. Anyone who has that kind of platform to reach all sorts of people that maybe would not necessarily be inclined to be interested in your issue… it's incredible. She has such a huge group of loyal followers that really span different generations. It's just an amazing gift."

Audio removed. Stay tuned for the full song coming soon! 

Monsters, what do you think of the snippet? Let us know in the comments below!

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 made headlines last week when she headlined the Super Bowl LI Halftime show with an incredible 13-minute performance, which involved her jumping off a roof, hanging mid air and playing multiple instruments — all while giving an incredible vocal performance of her greatest hits.

Now, the raw mic feed from Gaga's performance has leaked and her voice sounds absolutely phenomenal. Not only does it show that the Joanne singer sounds flawless unaccompanied, but also proves that she sang every word live, which is extremely rare for the Super Bowl Halftime show.

Listen to the isolated vocals of Gaga's performance below...

Coach, a New York City-based brand known for its luxury handbags, has enlisted Lady Gaga's pup Asia for its new campaign, shot by Steven Meisel.

"I'm so proud to announce my puppy Miss Asia Kinney is the star and face of Coach this season," Gaga said. "She's a natural in front of the camera. I really love getting to watch my best friend be a star."

The campaign, called "Coach Pups," will feature celebrity dogs modeling the brand's fall handbag collection. "We wanted to create playful images that make you smile," said creative director Stuart Vevers. "We were inspired by some images from the Coach archive, which featured Eddie — the dog that starred in the TV series Frasier — to create something joyful, with humor and character. That’s a spirit that's uniquely at the heart of Coach."

Among other dogs featured in the campaign is Ariana Grande's chihuahua Toulouse.

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Lady Gaga's latest chart-topping album A Star Is Born was released just weeks ago, but the singer is already working on a follow-up. Speaking to Brazil's El Pais, the Gaga revealed that a new album is in the works, but she's keeping all the details a secret as she wants it to be a "surprise."

"I can't tell you anything about my next album because I want it to be a surprise," Gaga said, adding that the next priority on her schedule is her upcoming Las Vegas residency: "I want to reinvent the idea of a show in that city. I want to give it my all."

Related: Producer Boys Noize: 'I wrote a hit song with Lady Gaga'

The project will be Lady Gaga's sixth solo album, following The Fame, The Fame Monster, Born This Way, ARTPOP, and Joanne. This year, Gaga was spotted in recording studios with producers like DJ White Shadow, Boys Noize, SOPHIE and BloodPop, although it wasn't confirmed which collaborations will make the cut. Additionally, the "Shallow" singer has finished recording a new jazz album with Tony Bennett and it's scheduled for release sometime in 2019.

Lady Gaga's collaborations with famed producer Mark Ronson proved extremely fruitful as their first project Joanne topped charts around the world and earned them a Grammy, while their latest collaboration "Shallow" from A Star Is Born shattered records and took home the Academy Award for Best Original Song. The success led fans to speculate that Ronson would be contributing to Gaga's next album, due out later this year, however, the hitmaker has now confirmed that he isn't involved in the project.

Speaking to his followers during a live stream on Instagram, Ronson revealed that he did not produce on LG6 (a nickname fans dubbed the yet-untitled album, which stands for Lady Gaga 6 or her sixth solo release), but from what he's heard the album is "incredible."

"I know that everybody who's worked on it and has heard anything says it' incredible and I don't doubt it," he said. "All of her records are pretty f----ing iconic, she always does something unexpected."

Little is known about the upcoming project. It is rumored to be released this summer, with collaborators including German DJ Boys Noize and Joanne producer Bloodpop.

Just over a year after topping the Billboard Hot 100 with her smash "Shallow" with Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga is back on the chart with her new single "Stupid Love." The track is a Hot Shot Debut this week at No. 5, earning Gaga her highest debut since "The Edge of Glory," which bowed at No. 3 back in 2011.

"Stupid Love" is Gaga's 16th top ten hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and her 13th top five. Plus, Gaga becomes the fifth artist to have ranked in the top ten in the 2000s, '10s and '20s, following Mariah Carey, Drake, Eminem and Maroon 5.

"Stupid Love" is the lead single from Lady Gaga's upcoming album Chromatica, out on April 10.

While it doesn't hit Netflix until September 22nd, Lady Gaga's new documentary Five Foot Two made its official debut at the Toronto Film Festival on Friday night and the response has been fantastic, with critics calling the doc "honest," "authentic," and "brilliant."

Julie Miller of Vanity Fair called the doc "remarkable" and "awards-worthy" and wrote: "The stunning film transports its audience into the wild, whiplash existence of a six-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter, actress, beloved avatar of self expression, and entrepreneur."

Must Watch: Lady Gaga Performs at Toronto Film Festival

"Gaga exudes nuclear levels of magnetism, and the film captures her intense relationship with her friends, family and fans," said Leslie Felperin of The Hollywood Reporter, while Variety’s Owen Gleiberman wrote: "Five Foot Two shows you Lady Gaga evolving — but more than that it shows you that she’s only just getting started."

In his review for The Playlist, Gregory Ellwood concluded: "Whether you like Lady Gaga or not, you will at least finish Five Foot Two with a newfound respect for her. She has been and still is the real deal as a musician and she's battling physical demons to support her art and reward her millions of loyal fans."

Watch Gaga: Five Foot Two on Netflix on September 22nd.

Lady Gaga has finished working on her upcoming album Joanne. The singer has confirmed that the highly-anticipated album is done with a series of Instagram pictures taken as she and Mark Ronson were putting the final touches on the record. "Summer camp is over. Album done," Gaga captioned one of the photos.

"I've never been this finished with an album at the time I was releasing the first single," Gaga said while promoting her brand new single "Perfect Illusion" in the UK earlier this month. "I'm usually still cutting down tracks and things, but not for this. This we have pretty homed in."

Related: Lady Gaga Shares Sneak Peek At 'Perfect Illusion' Video

Joanne is Lady Gaga's fifth solo studio album and it's scheduled for release on October 21st. The record's lead single "Perfect Illusion" premiered last week and topped iTunes charts in over 60 countries. The official music video for the song, co-directed by Ruth Hogben and Andrea Gelardin, will debut during the season premiere of Scream Queens on Wednesday.

 

Just Another Day at "work." 🎸

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Lady Gaga and toy manufacturer Mattel have teamed up to create a doll in the pop star's likeness. The toy, called Zomby Gaga, was designed by Mother Monster's younger sister Natali Germanotta and inspired by one of the iconic looks in Gaga's 2011 music video for "Born This Way."

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"My sister and I came up with the creative concept for Monster High by looking back at some of her best and most inspiring characters," said Natali Germanotta. "This Zomby Gaga doll is brave, strong and Born This Way – which shows through in everything from her clothes, her bio and her music video. It has been incredible to work with Mattel and their amazing team and we cannot wait to share our collaboration!"

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Zomby Gaga was created as part of a partnership between Monster High and Gaga's Born This Way Foundation to champion kindness, bravery and acceptance. The doll launch coincides with a donation from Monster High to Born This Way Foundation to continue to further their joint mission of empowering young people to create a kinder and braver world.

Click here to get your copy of the doll now.

Lady Gaga's new manager Bobby Campbell is featured in Billboard Magazine's "40 Under 40" list, honoring the music industry's top young players picked by the magazine's editors based on their clients' impact, audience, and chart and touring performance.

"We challenge each other, but we're pretty much in lock step," Bobby said of working with Gaga, who is his only client.

He adds that Gaga's role on the upcoming season of American Horror Story "will show a whole other nonmusical side of her" and as the show airs, "she'll be figuring out the direction of her new record."

Bobby Campbell began working with Lady Gaga in 2009 and is responsible for her most outstanding marketing campaigns, including the release of Born This Way, and the launch of the FAME fragrance. In 2013, he became Gaga's new manager after her split with Troy Carter.

Lady Gaga kicked off her highly-anticipated Joanne World Tour in Vancouver, Canada on Tuesday night and set Twitter ablaze with fans praising the show's insane production, its satisfying set list, which represented each of Gaga's albums, and, of course, the singer's vocal talent and stage presence. Little Monsters, however, weren't the only ones who enjoyed the tour's opening night, as the show received rave reviews from the critics.

Videos: Lady Gaga Kicks Off Joanne World Tour In Vancouver

Marsha Lederman of Canada's The Globe and Mail called the show's production "jaw-dropping, eyebrow-raising, stunning and seamless, with intricate choreography along with pyrotechnics, and a complex, ingenious design" while Carly Mallenbaum from USA Today wrote that Gaga's voice sounded "pitch-perfect."

In his live review for the Vancouver Sun, journalist Stuart Derdeyn said that the show had "a lot of great examples of how to change costumes and keep crowd engaged," adding: "Two hours very well spent and one of the best concert endings of any major arena."

Robert Collins from CTV Vancouver felt that the concert was "bursting with ideas and emotion," and wrote, "Perhaps pop music in 2017 has better singers, dancers and even all-around entertainers. But it doesn’t have anyone producing more interesting art than Lady Gaga."

Click here to watch HD videos from the Joanne World Tour in Vancouver or here to get your tickets for the tour!

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!

Lady Gaga has reunited with frequent collaborator Nicola Formichetti for her Las Vegas residency, titled ENIGMA. The Italian-Japanese fashion designer, who first collaborated with Gaga on her iconic music video for "Bad Romance," and later worked on The Monster Ball Tour, the videos for "Telephone," "Alejandro," and "Born This Way," and much more, has revealed the he will be styling the upcoming show.

"I am working with Lady Gaga around her Enigma Vegas show which is going to be a super-duper crazy experience," Formichetti told OUT Magazine. "There’s still a lot more details to come but I can’t wait to share it with you all."

Lady Gaga will kick off ENIGMA at Park MGM Resort on December 28. The show is choreographed by Gaga's longtime visual director Richy Jackson, who called it "unique" and something that has "never been done before."

Tickets for ENIGMA are available now. Use the code GAGAVEGAS at SeatGeek.com to get $20 off your purchase.

The big day is almost here! To celebrate Lady Gaga's headlining performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show, both iTunes and Amazon have discounted some of her best music. Fans can download Gaga's songs, including the iconic "Poker Face," "Bad Romance," and "Born This Way" for just $0.69, and get her albums from "The Fame" to "Joanne" for as low as $6.99. Follow the links below to take advantage of the deals and stay tuned for more Halftime Show updates!

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Lady Gaga has covered Elton John's 1970 classic "Your Song" for the new album Revamp, which features John and co-writer Bernie Taupin's most popular songs reimagined by musicians such as Mary J. Blige, Coldplay, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, and Sam Smith. Gaga's rendition, which John himself called "incredible" is now available for streaming.

"Lady Gaga has done an absolutely incredible version of 'Your Song,'" Elton wrote on Instagram. "I love you Gaga, thank you for being part of Revamp."

Listen to Lady Gaga's cover of "Your Song" below and click here to pre-order Revamp on Amazon.

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

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

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

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

Lady Gaga's brand new album is finally here. Joanne, named after Gaga's late aunt, and also her own middle name, is the singer-songwriter's fifth studio album and her most personal yet. Co-produced by Mark Ronson, the album features collaborations and contributions from Florence Welch, Josh Homme, Beck, Tame Impala's Kevin Parker, Hillary Lindsey, Bloodpop, Father John Misty, and RedOne.

Album Review: Gaga Gets To The Heart Of It With 'Joanne'

"This record was about me trying to understand my father, and his grief," Gaga said of Joanne. "It's also a record about me trying to understand myself and wondering where I'm going next in life. Because truly, the thing that I'm searching for the most is to feel connected to humanity, to feel connected as a person. So Joanne is like, you know, Lady Gaga if you erase all the fame."

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