Tickets for the show are already sold out. The last time Lady Gaga attended the show was right after winning her first Academy Award for A Star is Born back in 2019.
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Tickets for the show are already sold out. The last time Lady Gaga attended the show was right after winning her first Academy Award for A Star is Born back in 2019.
On wardrobe stylings, Lady Gaga stated, “…the costumes really helped me get into character…” She praised the film’s costume designer Janty Yates and her vision for the film.
Gaga’s co-star Salma Hayek fondly recalled her commitment to the role: ”She gives it all every take. She was able to disappear and just become Patrizia.”
Jared Leto agreed, stating that Gaga “wasn’t afraid to take brave chances”.
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The CBS special that aired exclusively in the US last month, is finally coming to Europe to celebrate the sublime collaboration between Lady Gaga and jazz legend Tony Bennett.
This show marks the last performance of the crooner's career. Tony Bennett announced his retirement earlier last year at 95, after the announcement of his battle with Alzheimer's disease.
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The panels were held a number of months ago after the first screenings of the movie in Los Angeles.
You can watch them below
House of Gucci recently reopened in movie theatres across the United States due to high demand. The film’s cast, namely Gaga and Jared Leto, is being recognized and celebrated by film critics around the world, and is likely to be nominated at the Academy Awards.
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Gaga stated, “There is a personification element [in method acting]…” and that, “…trigger points can remind us of our past.” She also said, “I wrote a letter to myself saying ‘I don’t need you anymore.’” She then talked about the aspects of method acting and how playing Patrizia affected her mentally.
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The exhibition called “Artists Inspired by Music: Interscope Reimagined,” will be on display from January 30th at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and will feature more than 50 pieces.
Interscope picked The Fame Monster (by Loie Hollowell) and Joanne (by Nicolas Party) from Lady Gaga’s catalog.
Timed-entry general admission tickets will be released on January 20 at 10am on the museum's website.
Interscope CEO Jimmy Iovine said:
”Interscope's original mission was to find the most profound artists, empower their creativity and watch what happens. For the 30th, we wanted to continue that vision by assembling the most admired visual artists and empower them with that same creative license to honor the musical artists we have worked with over three decades."
Fans will also be able to listen to the artists’ music at the exhibition with a special augmented reality filter available on Snapchat.
In addition, a special signed version of the artworks will be available to purchase for $2500 here as vinyl.
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Lady Gaga talked about her preparation to get into the role of Patrizia Reggiani in House of Gucci, her past as an actress at a young age, and her feelings towards the real Patrizia.
You can watch the full interview on Deadline.com
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In addition to Gaga's nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, Jared Leto also earned a nomination for Outstanding Male Actor in a Supporting Role for his performance as Paolo Gucci, as well as the cast of House of Gucci, which also includes Oscar legends Adam Driver, Jared Leto, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, and Salma Hayek, scored a collective nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.
Gaga was previously nominated for the same award in 2018, for her performance as Ally in A Star is Born. Previous winners include Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Judi Dench, and Viola Davis.
The 28th Annual SAG Awards ceremony will be held February 27, 2022. A two-hour telecast will be simulcast live on TNT and TBS at 8 p.m. (ET) / 5 p.m. (PT).
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The sighting comes after the airing of Gaga’s interview with Entertainment Tonight, in which she stated that she had a new project in mind.
More photos can be seen here.
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You can also pre-order the DVD & BluRay from various media retailers.
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Gaga was interviewed by Lynn Hirschberg, speaking about her performance in House of Gucci. The shoot was photographed by Tim Walker and styled by Sandra Amador and Tom Eerebout.
In the interview, Gaga gave further insight into how she found the character of Patrizia Reggiani. “I felt Patrizia would dance like she was underwater, like she was coming up for air,” she said of the early disco scenes when she first meets Maurizio Gucci. “Everything about her had to do with striving. At the disco, she knew she was seen—and, in a way, it was the last time she was free.”
When asked if she was sad to let the role go at the end of production, Gaga noted, “On the last day of filming, I was on the balcony of my apartment in Rome, and I was blasting Dean Martin singing "Mambo Italiano," and I had a cigarette hanging out of my mouth. I was Patrizia. But I knew I had to say goodbye to her: Large swarms of flies kept following me around, and I truly began to believe that she had sent them. I was ready to let her go.”
Read the full interview here.
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The actress/singer spoke about her role as Patrizia Reggiani in House Of Gucci and the admiration for other Academy Winner actors she wanted to work with such as Tom Hanks, Maryl Streep, and Glenn Close.
In the interview, she stated her influences in her acting and how female empowerment inspires her. She said, “I was fascinated with Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana, Ella Fitzgerald…” and that, “…a woman’s story is not one thing.”
A moment when Gaga believed she achieved her dreams was, “…the last performance of the Monster Ball… it rained…” She recalls being immersed in the show and appreciated her community around her.
On Bradley Cooper, she stated that she, “…wouldn’t have asked anybody else first about this movie…” She felt inspired by her first major role in A Star Is Born and how he took a chance on her.
Lady Gaga also teased her next project. Though she was not ready to divulge any specifics, she did say she has “something in mind”.
While the film itself has been somewhat polarizing amongst critics and viewers, Gaga has been continuously praised for her portrayal of Mauricio Gucci’s ex-wife. Lady Gaga has already garnered a few accolades for the role, and is poised to receive her second Best Actress in a Leading Role nomination at the Academy Awards.
You can watch read the full interview on etonline.com.
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Festival Chairman Harold Matzner said in a statement:
“To many Lady Gaga is an icon through her music, but she continues to impress audiences with her iconic acting roles. Following her memorable performance in A Star is Born, Lady Gaga yet again raises the bar in her portrayal of Patrizia Reggiani in House of Gucci, the shocking true story of the family behind the Italian fashion empire,” “For this tour-de-force performance, it is our honor to present the Icon Award to Lady Gaga.”
Past recipients of the Icon Award include Glenn Close, Willem Dafoe, Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep.
In lieu of the canceled in-person event, Entertainment Tonight will broadcast exclusive interviews with this year's Palm Springs Film Society Awards honorees on-air and on etonline.com.
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According to Italian ANSA, the winners of Capri Hollywood International Film Festival, were announced yesterday, January 3rd in Naples, Italy. Among the winners is Lady Gaga, who was also dubbed Italian American Actress of the Year.
The Capri Hollywood International Film Festival is held annually since 1995. It is one of the most elite global film festivals in the world, with the mission of consolidating the cultural bridge between the Italian peninsula and the rest of the world, celebrating Italian-American heritage in Hollywood while recognizing legendary talents of the filmmaking industry. The festival is often referred to as "the last major film festival of the year" and "a key stopping point on the road to the Academy Awards".
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Gaga's 2021 kicked off with a show-stopping performance of the United States national anthem at President Joe Biden's inauguration in January. Gaga rocked a custom-made Schiaparelli navy-blue and red gown with a golden dove, sporting a bulletproof vest beneath.
Shortly afterwards, Gaga moved to Italy, where she would join a star-studded cast including the likes of Adam Driver, Jared Leto, Al Pacino and Salma Hayek, to film the Ridley Scott-directed House of Gucci. The first photo from the set, unveiled back in March, went viral on the web, generating instant buzz for the movie.
While in Italy, Gaga was honoured across the pond at the 63rd GRAMMY Awards. She took home her 12th award overall for her #1 hit "Rain on Me" with Ariana Grande from Chromatica, which was also nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album.
June is traditionally known as Pride month, but in 2021 it also marked the 10-year anniversary of one of Gaga’s greatest and most groundbreaking works, Born This Way. In a touching ceremony, Gaga was presented the key to the city of West Hollywood. To commemorate the life-saving impact of her magnum-opus, Born This Way Reimagined: The Tenth Anniversary was released featuring LGBTQ+ icons and advocates including Kylie Minogue, Years & Years and Ben Platt.
After the hype of the first trailer for House of Gucci, Gaga invited us back to Chromatica once again, with an incredible remix album - Dawn of Chromatica, featuring remixes from dance-pop powerhouses Rina Sawayama, Pabllo Vittar and Charli XCX, among others.
Then, history repeated itself. Immediately following the release of a dance/electronic/experimental record, Gaga unveiled her second collaborative, now-GRAMMY-nominated album with the legendary Tony Bennett, Love for Sale (this release pattern closely resembled the release of her first Bennett duets album, Cheek to Cheek, shortly after ARTPOP). Gaga dove headfirst into celebrating their remarkable partnership, in light of Tony’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis. They filmed a number of TV specials, including Gaga's debut on (and Tony's return to) MTV Unplugged, a documentary set to premiere on Paramount Plus in 2022, and performed One Last Time, Tony's final concert appearance, at Radio City Music Hall, later broadcast as a touching CBS special.
In celebration of Love For Sale, Gaga made a triumphant solo return to the stage. Following a headlining Livestream jazz concert presented by Westfield, Lady Gaga Celebrates Love For Sale, she remounted her Las Vegas residency, Jazz and Piano, for a strictly limited October engagement.
It soon came time for Gaga to take her rightful place on red carpets around the globe, in support of House of Gucci. Gaga dazzled us in London wearing a gorgeous violet purple gown from the Gucci Love Parade collection, in Milan wearing a bright red custom Versace, in New York with a custom black velvet halter gown by Giorgio Armani Privé, and in Los Angeles with a metallic sequin gown with a train from Valentino. Each red carpet look lit up social media, in true Gaga fashion. When the film finally hit theaters, the world had one thing to say: "Father, Son, and House of Gucci".
As if the rest hadn't been enough, Gaga also made history as she unveiled her cover shoots for both British Vogue and Vogue Italia at the same time, breathtakingly shot by Steven Meisel.
See more from Gaga's Vogue shoot on gagaimages.net.
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The end of the year marked the start of the awards season. Gaga quickly scored multiple nominations for Best Actress for her performance in House of Gucci, including nods at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards. Just in time for the upcoming Oscar race...
We can’t wait to see what 2022 brings for our girl! From all of us at LGN, thank you, Lady Gaga. We sure get a kick out of you. ❤️
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You can read an excerpt of the foreword below where Lady Gaga narrates the day she met Dr. Paul Conti.
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You can already pre-order the digital version of the movie for $26.00 here.
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Gaga was interviewed by Anne Thompson, who said that Gaga will surely land an Oscar nod for her performance in House of Gucci, but noted that it will not be Gaga's last time having Oscar gold. Gaga also spoke about her previous main role in A Star Is Born, and how different Patrizia was from Ally.
You can read the full interview here.
House of Gucci recently became the very first drama movie in 2021 to gross over $100 million at the International Box Office.
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Update: The Palm Springs International Film Festival awards show set for Thursday January 6 has been canceled due to Covid surge concerns. Those who purchased tickets for the Film Awards will be reimbursed.
The event will take place at the Camelot Theatres in Palm Springs, CA on January 6th. Tickets for the event can be reserved here.
It is yet unclear if Lady Gaga will attend in person or remotely.
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Both directors also talked about Lady Gaga and how how it was working with her on “A Star is Born” and “House of Gucci”. Ridley Scott revealed during the interview that his favorite scene of House Of Gucci is the “school yard” scene with Lady Gaga. Scott also mentioned that he contacted Gaga after seeing her performance in the 2018 version of “A Star Is Born”.
You can watch the interview below.
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"I'd love to do a romantic comedy," Gaga told Malkin as they reflected back on her previous, intensely dramatic roles. She notes that her manager Bobby Campbell suggested she does one after wrapping House of Gucci.
During the interview, Gaga revealed for the first time that "she sought on-set help from a mental health professional during the final days of shooting." “I had a psychiatric nurse with me towards the end of filming,” she explained. “I sort of felt like I had to. I felt that it was safer for me.”
She goes on to note that she has a history of taking her work to extreme levels: "I’ve done some pretty extreme art pieces throughout my career — the things I’ve put my body through, my mind. It’s like a walnut of sadness in my stomach as I say this to you. I don’t know why I’m like that. I think that the best answer I could give you is I have a sort of romantic relationship with suffering for your art that I developed as a young girl, and it just sometimes goes too far. And when it does go too far, it can be hard to reel it in on your own.”
Malkin took the opportunity to ask Gaga about a potential Broadway debut. “Maybe when I write my first musical,” she replied. “There are so many amazing musicals, but I love writing music. I love musical theater, and I know a lot about musical theater, and I know a lot about music. So I think I would really enjoy the process of creating a musical. I’ve thought about it for a really long time.”
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Read an article overview of the interview on Variety.com.
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MTV Unplugged showcases "stripped down, intimate performances" that allow artists to "share sincere and impactful moments with their fans around the world." Tony Bennett first performed for MTV Unplugged in 1994. The live album version of his special won Album Of The Year and Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the 37th Grammy Awards.
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The LA Times special consists of several actors who come together to discuss various topics. Past guests include Timothee Chalamet, Angelina Jolie, and Saoirse Ronan. This edition of the show will focus on the Oscars, the actresses’ respective roles, and what their movies mean to them.
You can watch the full episode below:
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