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With nominations for the 69th Annual Grammy Awards set to be announced Nov. 16, 2026, there's a chance Lady Gaga scores a few nominations at the 2027 ceremony. The eligibility period ran from Aug. 31, 2025, through Aug. 28, 2026, meaning "The Dead Dance," "Apple Music Live: MAYHEM Requiem" and Gaga's contributions to The Devil Wears Prada 2's soundtrack all have a chance of being nominated. Here are Gaga's submissions for next year's ceremony, according to The Grammy Guru: Apple Music Live: MAYH
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Lady Gaga is one of 26 people nominated for induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, an organization "dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the lives and legacies of the songwriters behind the world's most enduring songs." A songwriter with a notable catalog of songs is eligible for induction 20 years after their first commercial release. While Lady Gaga's debut single "Just Dance" was released in 2008, she scored a nomination nonetheless. Voting members have until Dec. 14, 2026 to subm
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After launching Haus Labs seven years ago, Lady Gaga has officially become the chief executive officer of her cosmetics brand. According to Business of Fashion, the new role means Gaga will "take on commercial stewardship of the label alongside creative direction and product development, which she has led since its launch in 2019." Haus Labs' co-founder and former CEO Ben Jones left the brand earlier this month. He said in a statement that he is "confident [Gaga] will continue to build on that
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Lady Gaga has returned to the screen, but not in the way fans might assume: She is the newly appointed campaign ambassador for Japanese convenience store chain FamilyMart, and she stars in the franchise's new commercial. Watch here: The commercial, set to "Killah" from last year's MAYHEM, sees Lady Gaga in a blonde bob wig wearing a fashionable, edgy take on the typical FamilyMart uniform. She plays the role of a FamilyMart employee, working the cash register, mopping the floors and restocking s
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After winning the case against Lost Surfboards, Lady Gaga is claiming $250,000 in legal expenses from the company. The company sued Lady Gaga last year, claiming that her use of the “MAYHEM” name was deceptive and created confusion with the company’s surfboard brand of the same name. Their first injunction, which asked Lady Gaga to stop using the name “MAYHEM” on her tour and merchandise, was promptly rejected by a judge last year. The lawsuit as a whole was finally dismissed last month by a fe
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