Lady Gaga celebrates her friend Alexander McQueen in the new issue of V Magazine, which she guest-edited. Gaga and Daphne Guinness pay tribute to the late designer in a series of stunning photographs by Steven Klein, which appear in V99, on newsstands next week.

V Magazine via Fashionista.com

V Magazine via Fashionista.com

"This is the church of fashion," Gaga said of the new issue. "If you don't have respect for what Daphne and Steven Klein and I are doing, you don't have a clue, really. Daphne reminds me that it's okay to be in pain all the time. She taught me to go for it. Always. F--k it. People just can't understand being in pain constantly for art. The way we handle emotional pain is by inflicting some sort of physical pain on ourselves for an art that we love."

V Magazine via Fashionista.com

V Magazine via Fashionista.com

Pre-order the issue at vmagazineshop.com.

Diane Warren and Lady Gaga have written a new song together! Speaking to MusicWeek, the legendary songwriter revealed that the two penned a second track, following the critically-acclaimed "Til It Happens to You."

"I'm not against co-writing with an artist," Warren, who is known for writing songs entirely on her own, said. "I wrote something with Lady Gaga that’s coming this year. So, every now and then, I’ll write with somebody. But I won’t get in those rooms. I won't go to a writing camp and sit with five people on a track."

Related: Exclusive Details From The Set Of Lady Gaga And Bradley Cooper's 'A Star Is Born'

We can exclusively confirm that the track will be featured on the soundtrack for Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's highly-anticipated remake of A Star Is Born. 

Gaga and Warren first collaborated in 2015 on "Til It Happens to You," a powerful song about sexual assault on college campuses across the United States. The song received universal critical acclaim and won an Emmy Award for Best Original Music and Lyrics. The track also earned an Oscar nomination, but lost to Sam Smith's James Bond theme song.

Diane Warren has one of the longest and most successful careers in pop songwriting. She's responsible for such iconic hits as Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," Celine Dion's "Because You Loved Me," Toni Braxton's "Un-break My Heart," Cher's "If I Could Turn Back Time," Ace of Base's "Don't Turn Around," Christina Aguilera's "I Turn to You," LeAnn Rimes's "Can't Fight the Moonlight" and many more.

Correction: An earlier version of the article stated that the song is called "I Will Never Love Again," which was confirmed false by Diane Warren. "I Will Never Love Again" is a different song from the upcoming movie.

Lady Gaga's long-time fans may have noticed a very familiar face in an Instagram post, shared by Gaga's co-producer Bloodpop this week. The "Million Reason" singer was spotter recording new music with Justin Tranter of the band Semi Precious Weapons, who have collaborated and toured with Gaga since the start of her career.

In the past decated, Tranter has established himself as a songwriter, landing writing credits on Cardi B's, Camila Cabelllo's, Kesha's, Shakira's, Britney Spears's, and Selena Gomez's latest albums. Last year, he earned a GRAMMY Song of the Year nomination for Julia Michaels's hit single "Issues."

Are you here for Justin Tranter writing for Gaga's new album? Let us know in the comments below!

Congratulations to Lady Gaga who has been named Billboard's 2015 Woman of the Year! Gaga will be honored with the award at the annual Women In Music event that will take place in New York City on December 11th.

"Billboard's Woman of the Year has always represented the finest in music, and the anointing of a key influential figure who drove the conversation for that year. No one embodies that more than Lady Gaga in 2015," said Janice Min, co-president and chief creative officer of Guggenheim Media. "From her show-stopping performance at the Oscars, to her co-headlining tour, to her philanthropic outreach and foundation promoting youth wellbeing and empowerment, to her new role as TV star, there is no woman dominating popular culture tastes and its evolution as much as she is today. What a force."

2015 has been one of the most successful years of Gaga's massive career so far: she received universal acclaim for her Sound of Music performance at the Oscars, played over 30 sold-out shows with the jazz legend Tony Bennett, and received the first ever "Icon" award at the Songwriters Hall of Fame. She's currently busy filming the highly-anticipated new season of American Horror Story, and recording her next album, due out in 2016.

Lady Gaga is the narrator of CNN Style's newest special on fashion icon Donatella Versace. The video, directed by filmmaker Ivan Olita, features Gaga, model Gigi Hadid and British Vogue editor Edward Enninful explaining why Donatella is one of the most respected designers in fashion today.

"Donatella Versace is one of fashion's most iconic figures," Gaga says in the trailer. "I'm Stefania Germanotta, also known as Lady Gaga, close friend and confidant to this blonde powerhouse."

Related: Lady Gaga Honors Donatella Versace At Milan Show, Debuts New Outfit

Donatella has been Gaga's longtime collaborator and friend. In 2012, she designed all of the costumes for the Born This Way Ball tour, and most recently created a custom outfit for Gaga's instantly-iconic Super Bowl LI Halftime show performance.

Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh, Lady Gaga graces the cover of the latest issue of Billboard magazine, celebrating her as their 2015 Woman of the Year! Enjoy excerpts from Gaga's cover interview below and be sure to pick up your copy of the magazine, on newsstands this week.

On turning 30:
My birthday is in March, so these are the last moments of my 20s. I already mourned that in a way, and now I'm really excited about showing girls, and even men, what it can mean to be a woman in her 30s. Why is it that we're disposing of people once they pass that mark? It's suddenly, 'You're an old woman.' I'm not f---ing old. I'm more sexual and powerful and intelligent and on my s--t 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---ing sell everything to be a star. It's so sad. I want to explode as I go into my 30s.

On her career-changing performance at the Oscars:
As soon as the Oscars were over, [former chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M] Jimmy Iovine emailed me something like, 'That was so f---ing fantastic, and it could've been such a disaster.' He's Italian and from Brooklyn, so we speak the same comedic language, but I knew he was right. The truth is you can either nail a performance like that or butcher some of the most classic songs sung by an all-time great. I took the gamble because everyone had written me off. It took me a long time to get those notes. I told my manager, 'I need two months working with my vocal coach every day and to be sober, which means I can't do other work at all.' When I work I need to drink and smoke, and I have body pain [due to hip surgery]. But I'm just like any other girl -- there's a human being in there, and if you can keep the human intact, that's what you're going to hear in the music.

On singing with Tony Bennett:
There is nobody more badass than Tony Bennett. That man is a part of the history of music in a way that is extremely powerful, and he taught me to stay true to who I am, to not let anybody exploit me. He is responsible in so many ways for making me happy, and I can say the same for Elton [John]. When the whole industry turned their back on me during ARTPOP, they were the ones who said, 'Hey, this is a blip. It's going to go away.' On tour, I had people give me war medals and memorabilia just to thank me for exposing a younger generation to Tony Bennett because he changed their lives in such significant ways. I want to be a part of curating a culture where we don't give credence to anyone who is rude or crass or not good for the world.

On starring in American Horror Story:
I'm not the type of girl who fits most molds. That's why working on American Horror Story with Ryan [Murphy] is a destiny. I wanted to create something extremely meaningful by exploring the art of darkness. The reason I love watching horror films, mysteries and documentaries about crime is that it somehow numbs me from the pain I experience in my own life. You are watching something worse than whatever you think you're going through. The terror of that suspends you, and you are able to forget about your own pain for a moment. It's like a safe, psychological form of masochism.

Ryan and I have both experienced the same sort of criticism over the intention of our work. My whole career has been built on this perception that I'm trying to evoke attention because of the things I'm interested in, when it's not that way at all. If you don't like to be disturbed, [American Horror Story] probably isn't for you. If you don't like absurdity, I'm probably not for you. I hung upside down for 45 minutes for [video artist] Robert Wilson and drained all the blood in my body, and I've stood in a freezing cold river naked for two hours with magnets on my head for Marina Abramovic. I'm a hard-core chick. I go there. I can put all my rage into that dark art, and then the rest of my life can be spent clearheaded, doing the things I know to be right, like philanthropy and sticking to my guns musically.

Visit Billboard.com to read Gaga's full interview with Chris Martins!

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's highly-anticipated movie A Star Is Born has made its debut at the 75th Venice Film Festival and critics are loving it. The remake of the  1937 film has earned rave reviews following its premiere at the iconic festival on Friday.

On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, A Star Is Born holds a 93% approval rating. On Metacritic, the movie has an average score of 89 out of 100, indicating "universal acclaim." 

Related: Lady Gaga Stuns In Valentino At Venice Film Festival Red Carpet

The Guardian, 5 out of 5 stars:
Cooper directs and co-stars in this outrageously watchable and colossally enjoyable new version, supercharged with dilithium crystals of pure melodrama. He appears opposite a sensationally good Lady Gaga, whose ability to be part ordinary person, part extraterrestrial celebrity empress functions at the highest level at all times.—Peter Bradshaw

The Telegraph, 5 out of 5 stars:
Gaga's big final number, performed almost entirely in a single-take close-up, gives the film the knee-weakening send-off it earns. This is a musical for lovers and loathers of the genre alike: deluxe studio entertainment like they used to make.—Robbie Collin

Variety, positive:
Lady Gaga, in her fetching and accomplished movie-star debut, as Ally, an ingenuous, fresh-faced singer-songwriter who becomes his lover and stage partner before rocketing on her own into the new pop stratosphere. Cooper directed the movie himself, working from a script he co-wrote with Eric Roth and Will Fetters, and to say that he does a good job would be to understate his accomplishment.—Owen Gleiberman

The Wrap, positive:
Cooper and Lady Gaga are dynamite together; this is a story that lives and dies by the central relationship and the instant chemistry that must blossom between them, and these two have it in spades. The musical numbers take immediately catchy songs and present them in an electrifying way.—Alonso Duralde

TIME, positive:
A Star Is Born is just on the right side of tasteful, which is to say it’s slightly on the wrong side: It could stand to be more nutso in its expression of grand human emotions and dismal human failures. But it works anyway: You come away feeling something for these people, flawed individuals who are trying to hold their cracked pieces of self together—or to mend the cracks of those they love.—Stephanie Zacharek

US Weekly, 3 out of 4 stars:
A Star Is Born tries very, very hard to be the most emotional movie of 2018. I’m not convinced it wins on that front, but I can say it gets the prize for most hysterical melodrama. Take it as a compliment.—Mara Reinstein

Entertainment Weekly, B+:
Gaga's serious-actress transformation for her first major film role will undoubtedly lead the conversation, and she deserves praise for her restrained, human-scale performance as a singer whose real-girl vulnerability feels miles away from the glittery meat-dress delirium of her own stage persona.—Leah Greenblatt

A Star Is Born is due out in theatres on October 5th, 2018.

It appears that Lady Gaga has started working on the follow-up to her latest album Joanne! The "Million Reasons" singer took to her Instagram on Saturday to share short videos of herself in the studio with producer Bloodpop and German DJ Boys Noize.

Boys Noize is a Berlin-based electronic music produer and DJ who has gained recognition for his remixes of work of such artists as Snoop Dogg, Daft Punk, and Depeche Mode. The Grammy-nominated BloodPop has co-produced every song on Joanne. Another confirmed producer for the upcoming project is Gaga's longtime collaborator DJ White Shadow.

Lady Gaga will perform at the 60th GRAMMY Awards, CBS announced on Thursday. Gaga will reportedly take the stage with a performance of a song from her GRAMMY-nominated album Joanne at the show, which will take place on January 28th, 2018. CBS will broadcast the event live from the Madison Square Garden in Gaga's hometown New York City.

This will be Gaga's fourth GRAMMY appearance in a row. Last year, she joined Metallica for a fiery performance of "Moth Into Flame," in 2016 she paid tribute to the late David Bowie, while the year before she dueted with Tony Bennett on "Cheek to Cheek."

Lady Gaga is nominated for two GRAMMY awards this year: in the Best Pop Vocal Album category for Joanne, and Best Pop Solo Performance for "Million Reasons."

Various celebrities, including Darren Chris, Tyra Banks, Tina Knowles, and more took to their social media handle to share their reactions to Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's newly-released movie A Star Is Born. Check them out below...

Gaga is so pretty 🌟 This movie is really good

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) October 8, 2018

I guess now is a good time to finally tell you guys that I have a little cameo in A Star Is Born! Thank you so so much to Gaga and Bradley for including me. It was an honor to watch both of your talent and dedication on set. ❤️ an all time life highlight for me for sure.

— h (@halsey) September 5, 2018

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Incredibly moving and authentic ❤️Congrats friends @ladygaga #bradleycooper

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Hey big congratts to @ladygaga . You sound great and look great, wow what a great job you did in a Star is Born. 💋

— Cyndi Lauper (@cyndilauper) October 8, 2018

Charli XCX on #AStarIsBorn pic.twitter.com/gjftJBcnWn

— Gaga Daily (@gagadaily) October 8, 2018

Guys. Go watch “a Star is born” but take a whole box of tissues. I’ve never seen a whole movie theater of women AND men cry at the end and also clap. Was so beautiful. Haven’t been this overwhelmed by a movie in a long time.

— PAIGE (@RealPaigeWWE) October 8, 2018

A star is born, and to be honest, her star has never not shined bright or far. @LadyGaGa is a legend, a powerful female warrior, the truest definition of fierce, and now the star of the screen in 2018! pic.twitter.com/fgIEgzyFSS

— Tyra Banks (@tyrabanks) October 6, 2018

Friend Saw “A Star Is Born”
Last Nite & Said it was GREAT‼️
“Bradley Cooper did GREAT JOB DIRECTING &ACTING,& GAGA WAS SO NATURAL IT DIDNT SEEM LIKE SHE WAS ACTING‼️To Bradley...WELL DONE👏🏻
TO GaGa.... BABE....I ALWAYS FELT YOU COULD DO IT,& IM SO PROUD OF YOU 🙌🏻💋

— Cher (@cher) September 25, 2018

Went with my friends Hugh & Nicole to see A Star Is Born tonight x brilliant movie, brilliant night x ❤️ pic.twitter.com/twq6HGk0gE

— Rebel Wilson (@RebelWilson) October 6, 2018

 

 

 

 

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The sheer feat of what Bradley Cooper pulled off with @starisbornmovie is, to me, breathtaking, and probably the most arresting thing about the film as a whole . Movie musicals have about a million booby traps set for filmmakers to get their movies totally screwed up by. They are ****ing HARD to make well. There’s a reason for why they‘re such a divisive category of film. But I gotta say, I really think Bradley nailed it across the board: SUPERB directing, thoughtful writing, a grounded and compelling performance, solid songwriting, committed singing & playing- he did it ALL. I wasn’t surprised, but nonetheless deeply impressed. Funny story: I’ve been lucky enough to have a few interactions with this guy in the past, and they were all totally cool, relaxed encounters. However, upon seeing him RIGHT after seeing the film- man, I was so blown away by what he accomplished that I mutated into a full-blown Dorkasaurus Rex. It was pretty incredible. I kinda lost my composure and started talking like someone I didn’t know. I believe the phenomenon is called being “starstruck.” Boy was I ever. I was literally rendered speechless. As I was trying to tell him how much I was moved by the film, I stepped out of my own body thinking, dude, get it together. But that’s what happens when you’ve been gobsmacked by something truly awesome. The lines of communication between how you feel and how you’d like to articulate yourself get totally short-circuited, and that’s what happened by way of the rocknroll depth charge that Bradley’s talent set off in that movie theater for me. I even took this derpy-ass picture as an exit strategy from having to hear myself speak anymore 🤦🏻‍♂️ … but despite myself, it’s nice being reminded that none of us are impervious to being awestruck. Even with people we’ve met before! People can do marvelous things, and they can blow your mind into another experience of yourself. It’s honestly why I love going to the movies. It’s a wild and inspiring feeling. So thanks for that, Bradley. You’re a total MF'n force and a true artist. Bravo and thank you for your work.

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So @ladygaga is sensational and I can’t wait to see A Star is Born thank you for coming to my TED Talk

— Ally Brooke (@AllyBrooke) October 4, 2018

Congrats to #BradleyCooper & #LadyGaga on a fine performance in a wonderful film! Classic story...great new music. Loved it!

— Robert Iger (@RobertIger) October 6, 2018

 

 

 

 

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The Star is born movie is great! I went yesterday! Didn’t get to post this!

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A Star Is Born was beautiful.

— Adore Delano (@AdoreDelano) October 6, 2018

Last night #AStarIsBorn premiere🌟 This movie was so good it’s hard to even put into words.. broke my heart into a million pieces but I loved every moment of it! @ladygaga you are brilliant❤️ pic.twitter.com/dZ1LAt2lic

— Lea Michele (@LeaMichele) September 25, 2018

LA premiere #AStarIsBorn. @ladygaga was so emotionally vulnerable and real in this film! Wow! Bravo. #BradleyCooper was charming and complex... great songs! Great seeing my old friend @willam in it as well! Great connecting w @ourladyj popcorn buddy: @grayjoey ! pic.twitter.com/1s9VAWn5AV

— ADAM LAMBERT (@adamlambert) September 26, 2018

2 women of October. B4 numbers r tallied I am so proud f @ladygaga & myself. That there are 2 women, from different backgrounds, generations & genres both taking their place on marquees representing film work is VERY satisfying & is something to CELEBRATE!!! More please! #2ladies pic.twitter.com/Z7VA71yZsU

— Jamie Lee Curtis (@jamieleecurtis) October 7, 2018

Wow. #AStarIsBorn is a spectacle. And to top it off, Gaga is insane. Both as an actress and as a singer, she is truly captivating.

— Elle Fanning (@ElleFanning) August 31, 2018

oKAY just saw #AStarIsBorn for the second time - when i saw it on wednesday i was so ~distracted~ because GAGA SHOWED UP TO THE SCREENING (see also: my new video), but tonight i could really focus & take it all in - holy **** it was even better the second time. A TRIUMPH!! 🌟

— tyler oakley (@tyleroakley) October 7, 2018

U MUST C A STAR IS BORN
OMG BRADLEY COOPER WROTE PRODUCED DIRECTED AND STARED
AMAZING AND GAGA IS INCREDIBLE!@astarisborn

— Fran Drescher (@frandrescher) October 6, 2018

Yes!!! Loved it and the music is awesome!!! Go see it!!! @ladygaga you are magic!!! And bradleycooper_org_ holy wow!!! #KilledIt 👊❤️ https://t.co/2j9XdOaoxw

— Lana Parrilla (@LanaParrilla) October 6, 2018

Go see #AStarIsBorn! That is all. 🙌

— Luke Mitchell (@LukeMitchell__) October 7, 2018

A star is born looks like it’s about to win more than a few oscars. Excited to watch it

— THE CHAINSMOKERS (@TheChainsmokers) September 28, 2018

Lady Gaga is working on new music with Mark Ronson, according to... Lily Allen!

The British pop star spilled the info at the 2015 British Fashion Awards red carpet. "I was meant to be in the studio with Mark Ronson tomorrow and he cancelled on me because Gaga's here," Allen revealed, adding: "I'm just going to turn up anyway, and be like, 'Hi Gaga!'"

Gaga and Ronson have known each other for years and back in 2010, she inspired the young producer to sing on his records. "I was recording the vocal on her song for Wale, and we were talking, and she was like, 'Have you ever taken singing lessons?', and I said no," Ronson recalled. "And she said, 'Well, you should try, you never know.' And so I did and I went to see her vocal coach. So, if it's really horrible, you can blame Lady Gaga for it."

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 last year, when his track "Uptown Funk" featuring Bruno Mars was released to widespread critical and commercial success.

Alice Cooper was so impressed with Lady Gaga's versatility as an artist that he thinks she should make a hard rock album now.

In a new interview, the rock legend said: "She has developed into something really unique. I mean, she created this character named Gaga, she exploited it on every level, made it work. And the songs were good, that was the deal, she wrote her own songs. And then she performed them and she didn't give up on it."

"Then she gets on the Oscars, and does Julie Andrews totally straight," he continued. "When I saw that, I went, 'She just went to another level.' She just went to a Streisand sort of level, where she can still do the insane Lady Gaga, but she can also do this now. She's kinda turned into a butterfly. But you gotta like that, that's a real talented person right there."

Cooper added: "The record with Tony Bennett, who would've thought of that? I mean, how wild is that? Now, if I was her, I would make a really hard rock record right now."

Monsters, do you agree with Alice? Let us know in the comments below!

The season premiere of American Horror Story: Hotel starring Lady Gaga was not only well-received by fans and critics alike, but also a ratings hit, drawing over 5.8 million viewers according to Nielsen. The episode, which marks Gaga's television debut, is the second most watched episode of the entire series -- the top spot belongs to Freak Show's opener with 6.1 million.

Watch: 'American Horror Story: Hotel' season premiere

These early numbers don't include non-live viewers, so Hotel still has a chance to surpass Freak Show's rating once three days of DVR playback are factored in.

Additionally, "Checking In" topped the social ratings last night, driving 878,000 tweets seen by over 5.4 million people.

Lady Gaga was a surprise performance at the annual Royal Variety Show at London's Hammersmith Apollo on Tuesday night. Dressed in an elegant Brandon Maxwell gown, Gaga took to the stage to perform a beautiful rendition of her latest hit song "Million Reasons" in front of Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall.

After the show, Gaga lined up with the rest of the performers to be greeted by the royals. As they were introduced, Camilla Parker-Bowles, the Duchess of Cornwall told the Joanne singer: "My grandchildren call me Gaga."

Watch Gaga sing "Million Reasons" below and let us know what you think in the comments...

Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account on Wednesday to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of recent police shootings. "I pray for the black community who suffer fear of prejudice, violence and injustice. We need lawfulness, fairness, unity," Gaga tweeted along with the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter.

I pray for the black community who suffer fear of prejudice, violence & injustice. We need lawfulness, fairness, unity. #BlackLivesMatters

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) July 21, 2016

While Lady Gaga has been outspoken about many social issues, such as LGBT rights, immigration, and teenage bullying, this is the first time she's publicly supported the controversial movement. Her tweet was met with approval by most fans, with one writing: "Thank you, Gaga, for being an ally and using your platform for good," while another added simply: "This means so much to me."

Lady Gaga hit the stage at an invite-only show for Democratic National Convention delegates in Camden, NJ on Thursday afternoon. Introduced by Democratic U.S. Senator Cory Booker, Gaga played an hour-long set, which included classic songs such as Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land," Neil Young's "Old Man," Phil Ochs's "The War Is Over," and Charlie Chaplin's "Smile," as well as her own hits "Bad Romance," "Born This Way," and "Yoü And I." Watch below!

Lady Gaga is the cover star of the new CR Fashion Book! Mother Monster was photographed by the legendary Bruce Weber for a stunning cover shoot, which the magazine published completely unretouched.

"I wanted to show her completely natural, all herself," CR Fashion Book's founder Carine Roitfeld told Style.com. "During the shoot, she gave me her diamond engagement ring to keep safe. I wore it the whole day next to my own diamond ring that my grandmother gave me. I felt like it was a big sign of trust between the two of us—and quite an expensive moment!"

Lady Gaga graces both the front and back covers of the 'Classic Eccentric'-themed issue. "Lady Gaga perfectly represents what I mean by the classic eccentric to me," Roitfeld added. "She is completely Gaga, but she is also a lady. In her music and art, she is so creative, always pushing the envelope"

She continued: "She is actually a bride on both covers. One is the classic bride in white, the other is the eccentric bride who chooses to wear black. I decided to style her in that way for two reasons: The obvious one, of course, is that she is getting married soon, but also it represents how in this new era in her career, how she has come to marry these different sides of herself—how she has become free."

Click here to pre-order the magazine, on newsstands starting September 3rd.

A star is born! Viral sensation Charlotte Awbery, who gained attention earlier this month with her impromptu subway rendition of Lady Gaga's hit "Shallow," made an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres show on Wednesday. She performed her rendition of the Oscar-winning classic and sat down for a quick chat with Ellen.

Charlotte told Ellen that she's been singing for fifteen years, adding: "My dad always said to me, 'Just sing wherever you are and never give up,' he was right."

Watch Charlotte sing "Shallow" on Ellen below...

Lady Gaga dedicated her Joanne World Tour show in Houston, Texas on Sunday night to her late friend and Haus of Gaga member Sonja Durham Dubois, who died earlier this year following a long battle with breast cancer. Gaga performed "Grigio Girls," a bonus track from her most recent album Joanne which is not included in the regular set list of the tour.

"This is my friend from Houston that I lost," Gaga said holding a photo of her and Sonja. "I'm gonna need your help singing this song. It's called 'Grigio Girls.' She actually loved Rose but we used to get together without her and drink Pino Grigio. We needed time to cry when she wasn’t around because we were so worried for her. I wrote this song for her and she heard it before she died."

Read Also: Lady Gaga Reveals Meaning Behind 'Grigio Girls' In Emotional Interview

Sonja Durham Dubois was one of Gaga's best friends and longtime managing director of Haus of Gaga. She battled stage-four breast cancer. She passed away in May.

The 2020 GRAMMY nominations are in and Lady Gaga is up for 3 awards! The singer, who's already racked up 9 GRAMMYs throughout her career, is nominated for Song of the Year for "Always Remember Us This Way", Best Song Written For Visual Media for "I'll Never Love Again," and Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media for A Star Is Born.

The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony will take place on January 26, 2020, at Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Lady Gaga will present an award at the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards that will be held on Sunday, September 20, 2015 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California.

In addition to presenting, Gaga is also nominated in the "Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special" category for her critically praised Cheek to Cheek: LIVE! special with Tony Bennett.

Interestingly, this year's most nominated program is American Horror Story: Freak Show. Do you think Gaga will win an Emmy for her performance in Hotel next year? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

A brand new episode of American Horror Story: Roanoke, titled "Chapter 7," 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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Lady Gaga has shared new song titles from her upcoming album Joanne. Shortly after announcing the record's title and release date on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio show, Gaga revealed the names of some of the album's tracks: "Sinner's Prayer," "John Wayne," "Joanne," and "Ayo," along with the already-confirmed "Perfect Illusion" and "Hey Girl."

Of Joanne's title track, Gaga said: "For me it's the real heart and soul of the record. We wrote that song and the decision to ultimately name the album Joanne was in tribute to my father's sister who died when she was 19. The death of her in his family and his life really left a scar and a wound that never healed."

The song "John Wayne" is about Gaga's "incessant need to run after wild men" and getting bored of "the same old John." Gaga says, "This is a fantastic song we did, Josh Homme's guitars on it are just out of control."

Related: Lady Gaga Reveals Title And Lyrics Of Florence Welch Duet

Joanne also features a collaboration with singer-songwriter Father John Misty on "Sinner's Prayer": "This song is about singing to a man, telling him "Look, I don't want to break the heart of any other man but you, but I know that I'm a sinner."

Finally, Gaga revealed that "Ayo" might be her favorite on the album.

Joanne is Lady Gaga's fifth solo album and is scheduled for release on October 21st. The project's lead single "Perfect Illusion" was released last week and is now available for download and stream on all platforms. The Ruth Hogben-directed visual for the song will premiere later this month.

Little Monsters listening to U2's newly-released album Songs of Experience might have recognized a very familiar voice on one of the tracks. While never officially announced, Lady Gaga has provided background vocals for track six on the new CD called "Summer of Love."

The song is about the refugee crisis in Syria and has been called one of the album's highlights. "I've been thinking about the West Coast / Not the one that everyone knows / In the rubble of Aleppo/ Flowers blooming in the shadows / For a summer of love," the band's frontman, Bono, sings.

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RedOne says he and Gaga have recorded eight songs for her upcoming album.

Speaking to 92 PRO-FM, the Morrocan producer confirmed that he's working with Lady Gaga on her new project, adding: "We did eight songs so far, let's see what happens." It has not been yet confirmed how many of those songs, if any, will make the album, which is scheduled for release later this year.

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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 did co-write the fan favorite "Gypsy."

"With Gaga, I'm fully committed until we're done. We're just going to work on writing songs until we get hopefully the best album of the decade," RedOne said of working on LG5 last year. "The new material feels great. And that's what it is like with me and her – when we both feel great, it's incredible. A lot of it is to do with trust, no ego, just love for the music. And when it's fun and respectful, putting the egos aside, it's magic."

Other collaborators on the album include Mark Ronson, Diane Warren, Elton John, and DJ White Shadow.