After taking a dip into frigid Lake Michigan waters to raise money for Chicago's Special Olympics on Sunday, Lady Gaga was spotted enjoying a hockey game with her fiancé Taylor Kinney. During the second period of the game between the Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings, the couple were featured the "Kiss Cam" as Gaga's hit song "Applause" played in the background.

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Lady Gaga, a longtime advocate for LGBT rights, says Pride weekend is a time to shine a light on equality.

"This weekend is a time for us all to reflect on the importance of tolerance and the importance of bravery and kindness, the importance of us supporting one another," the superstar told The Associated Press. "It's a beautiful pride that we all should be in awe of."

Gaga added that she's touched to witness the "beautiful pride that I see so many friends and the LGBTQ community have."

The Pride parade in New York City, Gaga's hometown, kicks off Sunday. The Manhattan parade starts on Fifth Avenue and ends in the West Village.

Lady Gaga is known for hyping up her Little Monsters quite a long time in advance before the release of her albums, but this time she is keeping all the details about her upcoming project under wraps. Speaking to Carson Daly on Amp Radio on Monday morning, Gaga said she wouldn't give out any details about the project but promised it will be worth the wait.

Carson told Gaga: "Little Monster on twitter have pitchforks in front of my fans. You need to give me something! I know you've been cryptic with your 'tick tick tok' stuff," to which she replied: "They think everything is cryptic!"

She continued: "I'm actually working every day on my record and I will be done with it at some point. I feel like this is my time for me to spend with my music and I have for years had to do some many other things and keep up with so much to please people around me. And this is the first time I really get to spend with my work. I promise you that it will be worth the wait."

Gaga added that she had been writing new music since her last solo tour ended in 2014. 

"I've been writing since the day the artRAVE ended. I write every single day, but I write my own music. I don't wake up and someone sends me the list of the song I'm gonna go into the studio and record. I have to make it. You gotta give me some time!"

After avoiding a couple of more of Carson's questions, Gaga said: "You're not getting anywhere! I'm sorry!" Listen below!

Thanks for trying, Carson!

Lady Gaga's upcoming Joanne World Tour is just over a month away, but some lucky fans will get the chance to see the Joanne superstar live even earlier as she's bringing her Dive Bar tour back for a special performance in Las Vegas! Gaga will perform at a Las Vegas bar on July 13th, while two more yet-to-be-announced artists will headline their own Dive Bar Tour stops in Los Angeles on July 26th and New Orleans on August 30th.

Related: Lady Gaga Teases New Music: 'I'm Working On That'

"I just love playing in bars, and I got to tell you: all the time, I think about how I started out in my career, and I was just playing in bars downtown in New York -- and you miss that, you know," Gaga told Billboard. "It's a very wonderful, intimate connection that you get to make with the audience, and it's all about, you know, friendship and love and bonding. It's incredible."

Click here to read Gaga's Billboard Q&A about the new Dive Bar shows.

Click here to get tickets to Gaga's Joanne World Tour, which kicks off on August 1st in Canada.

Lady Gaga continues to send support to fellow pop star and new friend Kesha who is in the middle of a legal battle against record producer Dr. Luke. Speaking to Carson Daly, Gaga revealed that she speaks with Kesha every day and feels that it's her responsibility to defend her.

"I feel like Kesha's being very publicly shamed for something that happens in the music industry all the time to women and men," Gaga said. "I just wanted to stand by her side because I can't watch another woman that went through what I've been through suffer and have everyone have a go at her as if she's lying. I talk to her every day, I'm friends with her personally and what I'm watching her go through is not only something that I've been through, but something that's really devastating to witness. Somebody that has such a beautiful light within them, so much talent to give, to see that light burn out because they feel that no one's listening to them... I feel that it's my responsibility to stand up for her."

Related: Lady Gaga meets up with Kesha, posts sweet moment on social media

"We're gonna shake the tree until that leaf that has Kesha on it falls right off," she continued. "We're not saying here that everyone has to act like [Dr. Luke] is the worst person that's ever existed. We're not asking the company to admit something. We're just asking them to do the right thing. This is almost a 30-year old woman who is a musician and an incredible talent. In any other business, if you were to report that anything happened to you to the human resources department, it would be dealt with. But we don't have a human resources department, we don't have a union as artists. If we don't stick together, our voices won't be heard."

Last month, 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 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.

Lady Gaga says she wants to have kids with her fiancé Taylor Kinney but not until she makes the world a better place. Gaga called into 104.3 MyFM to talk about her latest single "Til It Happens to You," her music and acting plans, and starting a family with Taylor.

"I gotta fix some things in the world before I bring my baby girl here," Gaga said. "I just want to make sure I do everything I can before I have a child to know that I've tried to put as many good things into the world as possible so she can be proud of me, or that my son can be proud of me."

Gaga also said that she couldn't wait to do more acting, but she has to finish her new album first.

"If I don't make another album or don't finish the one I've been making, I think my fans are going to wait outside my house with pitchforks," she joked. "I love making music and I just needed some to really reflect on what it is that I wanted to say, and now I know what that is. You're just gonna have to wait and see!"

Lady Gaga's upcoming album is scheduled for a 2016 release. Confirmed collaborators for the project include RedOne ("Poker Face," "Bad Romance," "Judas,"), Diane Warren ("Til It Happens to You"), Mark Ronson, and Elton John.

The 69th Primetime Emmy nominations are in and Lady Gaga's instantly-iconic performance at this year's Super Bowl Halftime show is up for six awards! The show will compete in the following categories: Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video Control, Outstanding Production Design, Outstanding Lighting Design/Direction, Outstanding Music Direction, Outstanding Special Class Program, and Outstanding Sound Mixing.

Not only is Gaga's Halftime show a success with critics, it also broke viewership records, pulling in more than 150 million unique viewers — more than any other musical event in history.

The Super Bowl isn't the only Gaga-fused show to be recognized at this year's Emmys. The season premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race, titled "Oh. My. Gaga!," snagged four nods, including Outstanding Costumes, Outstanding Picture Editing, Outstanding Hairstyling, and Outstanding Makeup.

Re-watch Gaga's stunning performance at the Super Bowl LI below...

Lady Gaga and fiancé Taylor Kinney were spotted at Operation Smile's 2015 Annual Celebrity Ski & Smile Challenge in Park City, UT on Saturday night. The couple looked so much in love as they arrived at the event to support Operation Smile, a nonprofit organization that supports children born with facial deformities.

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Other celebrities at the event included Lance Bass, Julie Bowen and Kate Upton.

Operation Smile is a volunteer-based charity working with medical personnel worldwide to provide free surgery to children with cleft lips and palates. For more information, visit operationsmile.org.

Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at Tony Bennett's show at Hollywood Bowl on Saturday night. The Joanne superstar joined her friend and frequent collaborator, who will turn 91 on August 3rd to perform two of their favorite jazz standards, including "The Lady Is A Tramp" and "Cheek to Cheek."

"I couldn't be more honored to be here with my great friend, I love you so much Tony," Gaga told the crowd at the show, celebrating the 55th anniversary of the jazz legend's first-ever performance at the iconic venue. "I know everybody feels that way. For the first time I got to see Tony from the audience tonight. You're incredible!"

Related: Lady Gaga plays Hollywood Bowl, says she doesn't hate Hollywood anymore

Gaga and Tony performed at the Hollywood Bowl for the first time together in 2015 during the world tour supporting the duet album Cheek to Cheek.

"I'll never forget it, because from that moment, we just became great, great friends," Bennett told Billboard earlier this week. "And to this day, I'm still thinking of doing another album with her. And she’s just a wonderful artist to perform with and a great person that we love very much."

Enjoy fan videos of Gaga and Tony performing at Hollywood Bowl last night below...

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Lady Gaga was spotted at Daily's Fashion Los Angeles Awards in West Hollywood on Sunday night. Mother Monster looked beautiful in a Saint Laurent gown as she arrived at the event to receive the "Editor of the Year" award for her work on V Magazine's pre-spring issue.

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"We are absolutely thrilled to honour Lady Gaga with this award," said The Daily's editor-in-chief Brandusa Niro. "She is an enormous talent and one of the most complex and astonishing artists of our time. We celebrate her tremendous contributions to music, fashion, film, and culture, all reflected in the way she conceptualised her issue of V Magazine."

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Gaga also took the stage to present her longtime stylist and friend Brandon Maxwell with the Best Designer Debut award. Brandon made his runway debut at New York Fashion Week last September.

Lady Gaga, a long-time vocal advocate for LGBT rights, has spoken out against Donald Trump's ban on transgender people serving in the military. Gaga accused the U.S. president of "endangering lives" in a series of tweets on Wednesday afternoon.

"The message you have just sent has endangered the lives of people all over the United States and overseas bravely serving our nation," Gaga tweeted at the president. "Research says at least half of High School, University Students, & Employed Young People rarely or never discuss mental issues with anyone."

She continued: "Many of these young people are transgender and suffer daily from the exact types of social isolation and targeting your message encourages. Sincerely, did you know of the group you singled out today, 45% of them ages 18 to 24, have attempted suicide already? Within the Trans Community are many also who are strong and brave. They should be able to serve if they wish. To have honor if they do."

Read also: Lady Gaga Stops By NYC Bar to Comfort Fans Following Trump's Upset Victory

Lady Gaga was a vocal supporter of Donald Trump's rival Hillary Clinton during the election. "Our Republican candidate has done a good job of dividing the country in order to promote his campaign," she said. After Trump's upset victory, Gaga was photographed standing outside Trump Tower holding up a sign which read, "Love Trumps Hate."

Lady Gaga marked the end of her 20s with an epic birthday party at No Name restaurant in Hollywood on Saturday night. Guests at the star-studded event included Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, Kate Hudson, Kylie Minogue, Nick Jonas, Lorde, John Legend, Pharrell, Kathy Bates and more.

The birthday girl looked stunning in a metallic gold dress as she arrived at the party accompanied by her fiancé Taylor Kinney.

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"Why is it that we're disposing of people once they pass that mark," Gaga told Billboard of turning thirty. "It's suddenly, 'You're an old woman.' I'm not f–king old. I'm more sexual and powerful and intelligent and on my shit than I've ever been. I've come a long way through a lot of heartache and pain, but none of it made me damaged goods. It made me a fighter. I want to show women they don't need to try to keep up with the 19-year-olds and the 21-year-olds in order to have a hit. Women in music, they feel like they need to f–king sell everything to be a star. It's so sad. I want to explode as I go into my thirties."

Lady Gaga was born on March 28th, 1986 in New York City.

Lady Gaga is back on the road! Mother Monster kicked off her sixth world tour, in support of her latest number one album Joanne, on Tuesday night in Vancouver, Canada. Unlike any of her previous concerts, details surrounding the Joanne World Tour were being kept secret, with zero information about the stage, the set list, or the visuals revealed to the fans, even less than 24 hours before the show.

The show started with the album's opener "Diamond Heart," in which Gaga changed the lyrics from “Young, wild, American” to “Young, wild, Canadian.” The two-hour set featured new songs from Joanne (including a stunning first-ever live performance of "Dancin' In Circles"), as well as old hits, and even such fan-favorite album cuts as "Scheiße" and "Bloody Mary."

Enjoy fan videos from the opening night of the Joanne World Tour below and click here to get your tickets for the tour!

Set List:

Act 1:
"Diamond Heart"
"A-YO"
"Poker Face"
"Perfect Illusion"

Act 2:
“John Wayne”
“Scheiße”
“Alejandro"

Act 3: 
“Just Dance”
“LoveGame”
“Telephone”

Act 4:
“Applause”
“Come to Mama”
“The Edge of Glory”
“Born This Way”

Act 5:
“Bloody Mary”
“Dancin’ In Circles”
“Paparazzi”
“Angel Down”
“Joanne”

Act 6:
“Bad Romance”
“The Cure”

Encore:
“Million Reasons"

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.

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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!

Lady Gaga will make a guest appearance on the new Chic album! During an interview with The Washington Post, the band's founding member Nile Rodgers revealed that Gaga will be among the artists to be featured on the record, due out later this year.

Gaga first collaborated with Rodgers when she covered Chic's 1979 disco classic "I Want Your Love" in a video preview for Tom Ford's 2016 spring/summer collection. The two later teamed up again to pay tribute to the late David Bowie at this year's Grammy awards.

Lady Gaga's song "John Wayne" from her latest album Joanne is featured in the upcoming 2018 edition of Ubisoft's hit game Just Dance. Just Dance 2018 will be released on October 26th on all major consoles, including Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Wii U, and is available for pre-order now.

"John Wayne" was written by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Bloodpop, and Josh Homme. While never released as a single, the fan-favorite track received a video treatment from director Jonas Akerlund.

Watch the trailer for "John Wayne" in Just Dance 2018 and click here to reserve your copy of the game now.

Lady Gaga gave a beautiful speech as she accepted the Artist Award at Grammy Museum's annual Jane Ortner Education Award Luncheon in Beverly Hills on Monday. During the speech, the singer thanked her vocal teachers, her band and her friends, and urged the audience not to pay attention to fame and money because it "ain't s--t" compared to the music.

"I would like to say, in the spirit of this wonderful evening and all of the blessings that we have today," Gaga said. "I think it's so great for us all to leave tonight with an inner sense of inspiration to help other people feel a genuine authentic love for music that is beyond becoming famous, beyond making money, beyond becoming a star, beyond looking like you have it all. Because I can tell you that stuff ain't s--t compared to the records. The records are where it's at."

Gaga then took the stage with the Brian Newman quintet to perform her favorite jazz standards, including "La Vie En Rose" and "New York, New York." Watch below!

Lady Gaga continues her Joanne World Tour with a sold-out show in Edmonton, Canada. Mother Monster took to the stage at Rogers Place on Thursday night to play songs from her latest album, as well as her old hits and album cuts, in front of over 20,000 fans.

"Tonight was utterly incredible," Gaga Daily reader Kyle told us of his experience. "This show seems like a completely new chapter in Gaga's touring career and performance style. Everything was so tight and well-rehearsed it was hard to believe it was only the tour's second show — a true testament to her professionalism as a performer. The setlist was incredible and there wasn't a dull moment. Her speeches were meaningful and heartfelt, the interludes were immaculate, and the setlist was packed with wall-to-wall fan favourites."

Enjoy videos from the Joanne World Tour in Edmonton below (more to be added) and click here to get your tickets for the tour!

Plus, visit our Joanne World Tour forum to discuss your show with fellow fans and share your experience watching Gaga perform or meeting her backstage.

Lady Gaga joined actress Jamie Lee Curtis to show support for Hillary Clinton's candidacy for the White House by wearing a giant "Yaaas Hillary" t-shirt in a new photo. Take a look below!

This isn't the first time Gaga has endorsed Clinton. Last year, she took the stage with her legendary pal Tony Bennett for an "intimate performance" at a fundraiser for Hillary's presidential campaign in New York City.

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— Jamie Lee Curtis (@jamieleecurtis) April 6, 2016

Lady Gaga's Joanne World Tour continues with another sold-out show in Tacoma, WA. Gaga played over 20 songs, including new material from her latest album Joanne, as well as old hits and fan-favorite album cuts, in front of over 20,000 people at the Tacoma Dome on Saturday night. Enjoy fan videos below!

Click here to get your tickets for the tour. If the show in your city is sold-out at Ticketmaster, try SeatGeek — sign up with the promo code "GAGADAILY" to unlock the best deals and get $20 off your order.

Plus, visit our Joanne World Tour forum to discuss your show with fellow fans and share your experience watching Gaga perform or meeting her backstage.

Lady Gaga joined Vice President Joe Biden to support the White House's "It's On Us" campaign during a rally held at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on Thursday. The 73-year-old politician praised Gaga as one of the bravest survivors he knows before she took the stage to perform her latest single "Til It Happens to You."

"Imagine the courage it takes for her to speak out and then imagine the courage it takes for her to sing a song, 'Til It Happens to You,' that is branded in her heart," Biden said as he introduced the singer before hundreds of University of Nevada students.

Gaga, who was sexually abused aged 19, performed the Oscar-nominated song at a black piano next to a large American flag. Afterward, she called supporting the cause her greatest cause, saying: "What I've learned is that the most powerful form of feeling is compassion, so if you can simply be a friend to someone and truly listen, truly lend your ear, even if it's hard or you don't understand. You will be fulfilling the sense of loneliness that has stayed with me ever since the day I was abused."

"It's On Us" is a campus initiative to end sexual assault. For more information, visit itsonus.org.

Lady Gaga has brought her acclaimed Joanne World Tour to Los Angeles. Mother Monster performed in front of a sold-out crowd at The Forum on Tuesday night and played a two-hour set which included songs from her new album Joanne, as well as old hits, from "Just Dance" to "Applause."

"Lady Gaga is no doubt one of the most professional artists out there who's determined to give her audience a spectacular show with top-notch vocals and stage presence that very rarely artists all serve in one package," a Gaga Daily user wrote of the show, while another added: "It was absolutely fantastic, her vocals were the best they've ever been."

Enjoy high definition videos from the show, courtesy of our reader Joel, below!

Plus, visit our Joanne World Tour forum to discuss your show with fellow fans and share your experience watching Gaga perform or meeting her backstage.

Lady Gaga took the stage for a special performance at the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy launch on Wednesday night in Los Angeles. The event celebrated tech billionaire Sean Parker's donation of $250 million to help find a way to treat cancer through immunotherapy. 

Gaga performed her usual set of jazz standards, including "New York, New York," "La Vie En Rose," "Let's Face the Music and Dance," "Little Coquette," as well as her own hits "You & I" and "Bad Romance."

Watch Gaga sing a stunning acoustic rendition of "Bad Romance" below...

Sean Parker is the founder of the music service Napster and the founding president of Facebook. Parker's donation is the largest ever for cancer immunotherapy and one of the largest for cancer research. 

Lady Gaga took to her Twitter to speak out against the ongoing events in Charlottesville, Virginia. On Saturday, dozens of torch-carrying white supremacists gathered for a "Unite the Right" rally in a downtown park to protest the city's decision to remove a statue of confederate General Robert E. Lee. Charlottesville officials declared a state of emergency in the city after a car plowed into a crowd of people protesting the nationalist rally, killing one and injuring 19.

"I pray a true leader will rise to expel hatred from America. This is not US! This is Anti-American," Gaga tweeted. "I know we are not created to hate each other, but to help and love. Donald Trump, too afraid to do the right thing cuz you will lose votes? Doesn't matter, younger generation has the answer to be kind."

She urged to use the hashtags #ThisIsNotUs and #BeKind to write positive messages, and asked fans to tweet at the President: "Tweet Donald Trump and tell him how you think he could be kind and be a better leader."