Lady Gaga will attend the show this weekend, right after the premiere of her new movie "House of Gucci", out this Saturday in Milan.
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Lady Gaga will attend the show this weekend, right after the premiere of her new movie "House of Gucci", out this Saturday in Milan.
Stay tuned for more info.
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The special will air this Friday on CBS and will be available right after on Gaga's Instagram and Facebook pages, as well on the Born This Way Foundation's website.
"The Power of Kindness" is a 30-minute long special that will feature Lady Gaga speaking about mental health and sharing her experiences on the topic of kindness. The airing coincides with World Kindness Day (November 13) which globally promotes the importance of being kind to each other, to yourself, and to the world. These are values that make up a big part of Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.
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Prior to the event, the cast made their first red carpet appearance of the film's promotional cycle. Lady Gaga was spotted wearing a creme floral gown upon entering the screening.
Early reviews of House of Gucci were highly favorable as several sources made remarks on Gaga’s and Leto’s performances.
During the Q&A portion of the evening, the cast, along with Ridley Scott and others answered questions regarding characterization and the production of the film. Gaga also remarked her work with Adam Driver and how he was "brilliant" in his performance alongside her. She also mentioned her methods in preparing for the role of Patrizia Reggiani, as she discussed in her interview with British Vogue.
House of Gucci hits theatres on November 24. Watch the latest trailer below.
Check out more coverage of the Q&A below:
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The new collection, priced at $198, will be released on November 9th and will be available for purchase at www.hauslabs.com.
The collection is also sold separately, dropping 11/9 on hauslabs.com & Amazon.
Here's a list of new products:
TUTTI GEL-POWDER ALL OVER ROUGE ($32)
‘Bellini’ (Apricot Coral)
‘Rossini’ (True Pink)
‘Spritz’ (Pinky Orange)
‘Amarone’ (Deep Red)
TUTTI GEL-POWDER HIGHLIGHTER & BRUSH ($42)
‘Luce Del Sol’ (Universal Bronzed Gold)
Limited Edition LIQUID EYE-LIE-NER ($20)
‘La Vita Punk’ (Signature Jet Black)
LA LUCE LIP GLAZE ($26)
’Granita’ (Purple Sparkle)
’Maraschino’ (Red Sparkle)
’Caramella D’Oro (Gold & Pink Sparkle)
TANTI BACI EXTREME CREME MINI LIPSTICK SET ($58)
’Marcello’ (Brown Nude)
’Gina’ (Deep Peach)
’Stefania’ (Red)
‘Elsa’ (Berry)
‘Sophia’ (Coral)
The beauty brand, which was launched in September 2019, already boasts an impressive array of products including (but not limited to) eye shadows, lip glosses, and bronzers. The Haus Labs mission is to encourage self-expression, creativity, bravery, and kindness.
Haus Labs teased the release of their new product on social media yesterday, using the words "domani" (tomorrow, in Italian) and "glamorous". This lead fans to speculate whether the makeup drop had any relation to "House of Gucci", which is being released in theatres on November 24.
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The film tells the story of Patrizia Reggiani, played by Gaga, who in 1998 was convicted of orchestrating the murder of her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci (Driver), head of the high-profile Gucci fashion house. The star-studded cast also includes Jared Leto, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, and Salma Hayek.
Gaga previously attended the Opening Night Gala of the Academy Museum in September and performed a selection of jazz standards, including songs from her new album with Tony Bennett, Love For Sale.
The film is set for release in the United States on November 24, and will be available to stream on Paramount Plus shortly afterwards.
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The video features footage from the recording sessions of Love For Sale, sharing tender moments between the iconic duo.
“Night and Day” follows the videos for “I Get a Kick Out of You”, “Love For Sale”, “I Concentrate on You”, “I’ve Got You Under My Skin”, and “Dream Dancing”.
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The special will offer viewers a glimpse into Tony’s final concerts with Gaga, which took place at Radio City Music Hall in New York last summer.
“One Last Time” follows the release of Tony and Gaga’s final collaborative jazz album, Love For Sale, billed as Tony’s final studio album overall.
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Along with the trailer, a new official poster featuring Gaga has been unveiled.
The film tells the story of Patrizia Reggiani, played by Gaga, who in 1998 was convicted of orchestrating the murder of her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci (Driver), head of the high-profile Gucci fashion house. The star-studded cast also includes Jared Leto, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, and Salma Hayek.
House of Gucci will hold its world premiere at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles, prior to its theatrical release on November 24.
Watch the first trailer for the film below.
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Gaga is expected to discuss her experience working on her upcoming feature film, House of Gucci, scheduled for release on November 24.
More details to come.
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The video will air exclusively on MTV networks on Friday, October 29th. Read more details here.
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In the interview for British and Italian Vogue, Gaga discusses her role in House Of Gucci and what it took to bring Patrizia Reggiani to life. She states, "I only felt that I could truly do this story justice if I approached it with the eye of a curious woman who was interested in possessing a journalistic spirit so that I could read between the lines of what was happening in the film’s scenes." She also talks about her method acting and how she achieved the Italian accent by recalling how "[She] lived as [Patrizia] for a year and a half. And [she] spoke with an accent for nine months of that."
As a humorous remark regarding her newly-brunette hair, she said, "It was nearly impossible for me to speak in the accent as a blonde, I instantly had to dye my hair, and I started to live in a way whereby anything that I looked at, anything that I touched, I started to take notice of where and when I could see money."
Gaga also said, "'I became fascinated with the journey of this woman.' She spent more than a year poring over newspaper clippings and recordings of Reggiani, although, tellingly, she did not read Sara Gay Forden’s The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed, the 2000 book on which the film is based. 'I did not want anything that had an opinion that would colour my thinking in any way.'"
It was then revealed that, "[Ridley] Scott originally sent her the script shortly after A Star Is Born, her triumphant arrival as a Hollywood lead, was released, in 2018."
Click here to read the articles for both British and Italian Vogue and HERE to see the whole photoshoot.
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You can cast your vote online for Best Artist on MTV EMA's website, every day until the day of the show.
The 2021 MTV EMAs will take place in Budapest, Hungary on November 14th.
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The film tells the story of Patrizia Reggiani, played by Gaga, who in 1998 was convicted of orchestrating the murder of her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci (Driver), head of the high-profile Gucci fashion house. The star-studded cast also includes Jared Leto, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, and Salma Hayek.
House of Gucci is set to premiere at the newly-opened Academy Museum in Los Angeles, prior to its wide release on November 24.
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This exhibition will run from October 18-30. Visitors will get a look at the sculpture designed by Gaga and Nicola Formichetti. The limited edition piece is “encasing a jeroboam of Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2005”.
All profits from the sale of the sculpture will go to the Born This Way Foundation.
In addition to getting a look at the sculpture, guests can book a masterclass that features a tasting of Dom Pérignon. To book, visit kadewew.de/.
Dom Pérignon are selling their Lady Gaga Limited Editions of the Vintage 2010 and the Rosé Vintage 2006 at the exhibit.
Thanks to @_lamps on Twitter, we have a first-look at the Berlin experience.
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In addition to her established setlist, Gaga also added a few new numbers from her recent duets album with jazz legend Tony Bennett "Love For Sale." She performed the eponymous "Love For Sale" and "Do I Love You?" She also performed the 1954 hit "Mambo Italiano."
Along with new songs added to the setlist, Gaga also debuted many new outfits in rotation for the show designed by her sister Natali. She donned several garments including a baby pink feathered gown. She also featured bottles of her new collaborative Dom Pérignon champagne on stage.
Jazz & Piano Engagement shows in Las Vegas run from October 14th to October 31st. Tickets can be purchased here.
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With more than 41K units, Love For Sale debuts at #8 on chart. It marks Bennett’s sixth top 10 album on the chart and Lady Gaga’s 10th top 10.
The record also debuted at #1 on both the Jazz and Traditional Jazz albums chart. This week, The Fame returns to #1 on the Top Electronic/Dance Albums chart, making Lady Gaga the first artist ever to simultaneously hold the top spot on the Jazz and Electronic charts.
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Anderson Cooper led the interview as he spoke to Gaga and others about working with Bennett as he battles Alzheimer’s Disease.
News of the legendary jazz singer’s dementia came back in February of this year. Gaga and Bennett released their renditions of classic Cole Porter songs as Bennett’s final album. The duo also performed together in a two-night concert event titled “One Last Time” in New York City. The concerts which were held in August, were the final performances of Bennett’s timeless career.
Gaga spoke to Cooper about the changes she has had to make when interacting with the legendary crooner. She expressed that keeping it simple is important, questions which he could reply with “yes” or “no” were easier for Bennett to answer than asking him which song he’d prefer to sing. Gaga also noted how Bennett would transform when the music would start, he would know exactly what he was doing and she was mindful “not to get in the way of that.”
The "One Last Time" concerts were indeed revealed to be an emotional experience. Footage from the event showed Tony lighting up as soon as the curtains rose. When Gaga made her entrance, he greeted her by saying her name - Gaga later revealed that this was the first time he had done so "in a long time".
One Last Time: An Evening With Lady Gaga & Tony Bennett, the concert filmed at Radio City Music Hall, is set to air Sunday, November 28 @ 8PM ET/PT on CBS.
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Lady Gaga spoke about the mission of her Born This Way Foundation and her love of working with the legendary Tony Bennett.
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About Chromatica and Dawn of Chromatica
Gaga says the remix wasn’t a bone thrown to fans to tide them over until the 2022 tour is announced. “The remix wasn’t strategic—it was love,” she says. “I love young artists and support them. All of them on the album have something to say, and they performed their hearts out.”
She adds that her transition from one persona to the next is part of her art. “Some people are constantly trying to figure me out,” she says. “I’m trying to figure me out, too. But this is artistry that is boundary-less. This is love that’s boundary-less. If I have love to give and I have a way to give it, I’m going to do it.”
About House of Gucci
“I felt the best way to honor Maurizio and Italians was for my performance to be authentic, from the perspective of a woman. Not an Italian-American woman but an Italian woman. Choosing to work in a film that’s set in Italy is where my heart lies,” says the performer, whose birth name is Stefani Germanotta. “When I went over to film this year, every day I was able to plant my feet on the ground and know that I was in a place where my family lived before coming here and working hard so I could have a better life.”
About Love For Sale
“I gave my heart to every note of this album. Singing with Tony is the great honor of my life.”
Read the full interview on WSJ.com
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You can watch the video below.
Don't forget to tune in later today for the premiere video of "I've Got You (under my skin)".
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Like the videos for previous singles I Get a Kick Out of You and Love For Sale, the video is set to premiere on MTV at 12 PM ET. It is also expected to be broadcast simultaneously in Times Square in New York City.
Love For Sale, featuring selections by legendary composer Cole Porter, is available now. Stream/buy it here.
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The record features the duo performing renditions of jazz standards by great American composer Cole Porter. It serves as a follow-up to 2014's Grammy Award-winning Cheek To Cheek, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200.
The album, said to be Tony's final studio release, was preceded by singles I Get a Kick Out of You, I've Got You Under My Skin and Love For Sale. It will be supported further through a series of specials and documentaries, including a broadcast of Gaga and Tony's "One Last Time" concerts, an MTV Unplugged special, and a making-of documentary titled The Lady and the Legend.
Stream and buy Love For Sale here.
Read our review of Love For Sale here.
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The performance will feature selections from the new album performed by Gaga in an intimate setting. Tickets are free, but donations to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation and Tony Bennett's Exploring the Arts Organization are encouraged.
All previous geo-restrictions have been lifted, and the event is now available to stream WORLDWIDE.
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Love For Sale: Review by Matt and @aviintheroom
7 years after the release of the monumental Cheek to Cheek, Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are back again with a jewel of a follow-up: Love For Sale, a new jazz album made of covers of songs by legendary composer Cole Porter, born out of a desire to solidify the chemistry between the two legends.
All Little Monsters will remember the shock of the first transition between ARTPOP (Lady Gaga’s 4th studio album) and Cheek to Cheek, the first jazz project from Tony and Gaga. The record marked a profound change of direction for Gaga: from the prominent EDM sound and shocking imagery of ARTPOP and her other previous albums, to a raw, stripped-down and classy style that received rave reviews all over the world, proving to the general public that Gaga still had much to say. Not only was Cheek to Cheek an example of Gaga’s masterful ability to shape-shift, but it also introduced her younger audience to a genre that is more often appreciated only by older generations.
Cheek to Cheek paved the way for something much more profound than a successful album (which earned a Grammy Award and was supported by a sold-out world tour): a beautiful and long-lasting friendship between two artists that would change one another’s lives forever. Gaga even symbolized their bond through getting a trumpet drawn by Tony tattooed on her right arm.
Although for Tony, the album was an addition to an already long list of successful studio albums (61 this year), his connection to Gaga swayed the crooner to ask her for another collaboration. He invited her to work on a passion project of his that had been years in the making: a Cole Porter tribute album.
Love For Sale is special for many reasons: it is being referred to as Tony’s final studio album, due to his ongoing battle with Alzheimer’s disease. His illness forced him to cancel his upcoming tour. He bid farewell to his performing career with a pair of concerts at Radio City in New York, One Last Time, alongside Lady Gaga.
Many of the songs on Love For Sale are far removed from the swing-y, at times humorous sonorities of Cheek to Cheek. Here, we have a more mature, sophisticated body of work, which is reflected in both Gaga’s vocal quality and the soaring orchestrations. Gaga’s growth and maturity between jazz albums is evident, and beautifully compliments the timeless talents of Tony Bennett.
This album, like Cheek to Cheek, finds special little moments of intimacy and sincerity between the pair. Subtle jokes and improvisations, such as Tony and Gaga’s laughs during I’ve Got You Under My Skin, or Gaga’s promiscuous ‘meow’ in You’re The Top, are a delight. But we also notice that it’s somehow different from the last jazz album, more serious, classy, almost like the complexity of the songs themselves pushed the duo to aim for perfection.
We can’t help but marvel at (and cry at) Lady Gaga’s perfect vibrato in her touchy solo track Do I Love You, originally performed by Ella Fitzgerald, and our jaws drop at Tony’s super-strong vocal steadiness in his solo Just One Of Those Things. But we also laugh often, thanks to silly and irreverent tracks like I Get a Kick Out of You, Love For Sale, or romantic ones like I Concentrate On You and It's De-Lovely, each equipped with catchy choruses that stick with you for the rest of the day. A special mention goes to Gaga for her ability to transform Let’s Do It from lullaby to jazz fest with a theatrical change of tune midway through the song.
Behind it all, the winning duo not only proves their ability to produce a strong, solid record once again, but they share with us a perfect combination of camaraderie and love that can be heard in every song, filterless and without tweaking. To appreciate it fully, allow the music to guide you through your day. Listen to the lyrics, and enjoy the pure talent of the two icons delivering them.
We know that some of you have yet to return from space, where we’ve all been partying to Chromatica and Dawn of Chromatica, but we urge you to come back down to Earth soon. Love For Sale is almost here, a celebration of jazz for the 21st century that is as humble and genuine as it is magnificent.
Lady Gaga is gearing up for the release of her new jazz album with Tony Bennett, Love For Sale, through a one-of-a-kind online performance brought to you by Westfield! Set to take place on September 30, the performance will feature selections from the new album performed by Gaga in an intimate setting. To register for the online stream of Lady Gaga Celebrates Love For Sale, click here or on the poster above.
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