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Lady Gaga went live on Instagram with Sephora's Content Creator Carla Cassandra to introduce her new line Triclone™ Skin Tech Concealer. Gaga and Carla tried the new formula live while answering key questions from fans. You can pre-order the new Haus Labs concealers on Hauslabs.com and Sephora.com

Lady Gaga was spotted leaving a cafe in Studio City, CA, yesterday evening, on August 23rd. The singer was photographed afar heading back to her limousine while holding a bag with "GAGA" written on it. Later that day, she revealed on her social media that she is currently rehearsing for her Vegas Residency: "Jazz & Piano". You can find more pictures on GAGAIMAGES.

Lady Gaga is featured on the latest cover of Inked Magazine. The issue features unseen pictures taken back in 2021 by Ryan Pfluger. You can read the cover story on InkedMag.com and purchase the issue on their online shop.

A new limited-edition vinyl to celebrate Lady Gaga's first album "The Fame", is now available for pre-order on Lady Gaga's website. This new version includes two exclusive translucent light-blue vinyl, and a poster featuring a "never seen before" image from 2009. The previous white-opaque Walmart exclusive vinyl version is now available for pre-order in Europe at HVM.com and other indie record stores. The vinyl is expected to ship on August 18, 2023. You can purchase the light-blue limited-edition vinyl on Lady Gaga's international stores: US UK FRANCE GERMANY

Lady Gaga announced 12 new shows for her Las Vegas residency "Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano." Here's the list of the new dates: Aug. 31 - TICKETS Sept. 2 - TICKETS Sept. 3 - TICKETS Sept. 6 - TICKETS Sept. 7 - TICKETS Sept. 9 - TICKETS Sept. 10 - TICKETS Sept. 28 - TICKETS Sept. 30 - TICKETS Oct. 1 - TICKETS Oct. 4 - TICKETS Oct. 5 - TICKETS The new dates will occur between August 31 and October 5. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, August 4 at 10 am PT. Fans can sign up now for a special pre-sale on vegas.ladygaga.com.

Lady Gaga posted a beautiful, heartfelt letter to her late friend Tony Bennett. The legendary jazz icon Tony Bennett passed away on July 21st at the age of 96. A documentary special about the life of Tony Bennett and his collaboration with Lady Gaga, titled "The Lady and The Legend" will premiere later this year on Paramount+.

Tony Bennett's son has confirmed to Variety that a new documentary about the life of his late father, and the decade-long collaboration with Lady Gaga, will be released this September on Paramount+. The documentary, titled "The Lady and The Legend," will feature content recorded back in 2013 till today. ”What’s great about the doc that we met Gaga at a time when she was not feeling great about things — you know, “Artpop” and splitting up with Troy (Carter, her former manager), and she was doubting herself. And you watch Tony nurturing her, and telling her to move straight ahead and believe in herself. And then all of a sudden at the end, she is supporting him. It’s a full circle and it’s beautiful.” - Danny Bennett Tony Bennett, the Jazz Legend, passed away just a few days ago.

Legendary producer Nile Rodgers interviewed RedOne during his latest radio show "Deep Hidden Meaning Radio,” where the two discussed RedOne's career and how he managed to change pop music with the help of Lady Gaga. The interview started with Nadir Khayat (aka RedOne) recalling how much he struggled when he arrived in the United States from Sweden with his family. After his first big deal, he got offered to work with an unknown artist who was recently dropped from her record label. That's when he met Lady Gaga. As soon as they met, RedOne and Lady Gaga wrote "Boys, Boys, Boys" on their way to the studio. As soon as they reached the studio, they joined forces to create a never-heard-before sound. RedOne introduced Lady Gaga to the style of Swedish singer Leila K, which they later used as inspiration to create Lady Gaga's first album: The Fame. RedOne then recalled those studio days like "Magic." The inspiration and passion between him and Gaga were so strong that they managed to write one song each day, first “Just Dance,” then “Poker Face,” then “LoveGame.” Nile told him how their artistic collaboration recalled him of the one he had back in the days with Madonna, looking at the similarities and how they both changed the landscape of music forever thanks to their determination and outstanding talent. After the incredible success of their first collaboration, RedOne's label pushed him to follow Gaga around the world during her tours to produce more music. RedOne defined Gaga as "unstoppable" because she was writing music all the time even on the tour bus: that's where they wrote one of the biggest hits of all time: "Bad Romance." RedOne calls "Bad Romance" a rock song dressed as a "Pop" one. They were so inspired by the creation of the music that they ran to a studio in Holland to record it as quickly as possible. After working with other artists like Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Iglesias, and Nicki Minaj, RedOne wrote another hit song for Lady Gaga "Judas." You can hear the full interview of RedOne and Nile Rodgers on Apple Music.

Lady Gaga was seen leaving 'Osteria Mozza' hiding under a tablecloth last night. The artist was spotted going back to her car followed by her manager and her makeup artist, who helped her hide underneath a red tablecloth. The pictures went viral online as soon as they hit the web, as this is one of the rare times that we have seen Lady Gaga since the wrapping of "Joker: Folliè a Deux" back in April. Lady Gaga recently posted on Instagram to address her long hiatus from social media, revealing new important projects, including the making of "The Chromatica Ball Tour Film.”

Glamour UK has just published a new interview with Lady Gaga in which she spoke about her beauty brand Haus Labs, what she learned on TikTok, and her latest stadium tour: The Chromatica Ball. You can read an excerpt from the interview below: "I think the thing that I’ve loved the most is just seeing the beauty community on TikTok. Obviously not everyone is kind, but there are a lot of really kind, lovely people on TikTok that just want to share their knowledge of makeup, their knowledge of beauty, their experiments, and not only their looks, but their techniques and their hearts. I love watching people tell stories about their lives while they do their makeup to get to know them better. But also, it adds a sense of emotion and warmth to the experience, which is how I feel a lot of us feel when we’re doing our makeup. There’s a lot of reflection that takes place. There was this one young boy I watched on TikTok who wears beautiful makeup, and he was sharing his story about how his friends would ask him not to wear so much makeup when he went out to dinners or parties with them. He talked about how that made him feel and how he was just going to continue to make the best possible look he could to really express who he truly is. I thought that was so inspiring. Of course I’ve seen other tips and tricks of how to chisel your jawline and such, but I think the real magic is when people share their hearts with you and the way that makeup transforms your life in a way that extends beyond the physical." Then she spoke about her love for the UK: "I have a very deep relationship with the UK. We had the honour of crafting the Chromatica Ball, our last stadium tour, in Leeds. I was living in Leeds while we created that tour and we filmed the imagery for it in London. There’s something about the UK – I feel like when I’m making anything creative there, I can feel the spirit of every artist that has ever worked there and it just seeps into the work. It’s impossible for what you're making not to feel like it’s come from there. I remember we were in Dusseldorf watching the show without me in it. It had the fashion and the imagery in it and I was just watching for the lighting with my other art directors and we all looked at each other and said ‘this is all very, very UK, isn’t it? This is very London.’ But I love the whole UK. It’s meaningful to me because I’m a huge fan of the influence it has had on makeup and fashion for me and worldwide. That's why I'm so excited to launch into Sephora UK." Lady Gaga's makeup brand Haus Labs launches exclusively in Sephora Westfield and on Sephora.co.uk on Tuesday 6th June. You can read the full article on Glamour UK.

Le Grand Diner and Forbes France are joining forces to host Le Grand Diner Forbes to honor Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival on Friday 19th. The exclusive gala will be held at the Forbes Villa in Cannes. The press kit states: "In the evening, we will take a moment to honor Born This Way Foundation, founded by Stefani Germanotta - more famously known as Lady Gaga - and her mother Cynthia Bissett Germanotta. To support their impactful mission of supporting youth mental health and building a kinder, braver world, special auctions are hosted with part of the proceeds donated directly to the organization." Lady Gaga is not expected to attend the event.

Lady Gaga was photographed leaving a grocery store in Malibu, yesterday. more pictures on gagaimages The singer was recently spotted leaving a restaurant with a friend; It was her first public appearance since "Joker: Folie à Deux" wrapped up shooting in New York City.

Woodkid released an extended version of Lady Gaga's commercial for Dom Pérignon. The french music producer served as director for the new campaign of Dom Pérignon featuring Lady Gaga titled: "The labor of creation". You can watch the full commercial below.

To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Lady Gaga's debut album "The Fame,” Walmart is releasing a new limited-edition double vinyl. This exclusive version includes a double LP vinyl and a poster with "a never before seen" image and can be pre-ordered here Walmart.com The release date is scheduled for the album's anniversary on August 18th, 2023. Lady Gaga's first album "The Fame" is one of the most successful albums of all time. It's certified 6-time platinum in the US and 10-time platinum in the UK. The record won 2 Grammy Awards as Best Electronic/Dance Album and Best Dance Record for its single "Poker Face." It spawned some of the most famous and recognizable singles of the modern era like "Just Dance", "Poker Face", "Paparazzi" and "LoveGame." All the singles from the album debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard HOT 100 and went viral back in 2009. Both "Just Dance" and "Poker Face" have recently reached the impressive milestone of the Diamond certification, selling more than 10 Million copies each (Lady Gaga was also the first woman in history to receive one), and "Poker Face" remains the most downloaded song of all time by a female artist on iTunes. "The Fame" is currently still charting on the Billboard Hot 200, spending its 313th week on the chart: more than 6 years.

Vanity Fair Italy interviewed Lady Gaga at the Dom Pérignon party in Los Angeles back in October. You can read the translation below: We are here celebrating a champagne that takes 10 years to turn into a Dom Pérignon. How much does it take for an artist to become Lady Gaga? The truth is that you never stop becoming an artist because you never stop growing. You see, this era of high speed illudes us. Most people think that creativity comes from a temporary spark, something that makes you create impulsively. That's not the truth. In the process of creation, intuition is nothing without discipline, time, and work. But where do you find your ideas and inspirations? It's always different. Sometimes you reflect on a personal experience, or about something you read or saw. Other times my team sends me stuff to watch or read. Other times, and this is my favorite, another artist or creative person shows me an idea to ask my opinion. These last ones are my favorites because when you are lucky to create or dream with someone, then you are not just lucky but you can also fulfill your heart, your imagination. I always say this: "Find yourself someone to dream with." Did you learn something from the champagne and from those who make it? Oh yes, two things. The first is the loneliness in the wait, for the work. I'm obviously talking for myself, but the act of feeling alone in your creation sometimes it's as fundamental as the act of sharing with others the intuition that you elaborated on. Then, from Dom Pérignon I learned some values that I think are fundamental today: integrity, authenticity, and the quality of what you do. And you know what? Working with them taught me that in life, you have to surround yourself with people that always push you forward and who never obstacles your imagination. They never held me back, on the contrary, they always pushed me beyond. Maybe that's why Dom Pérignogn is such a legendary brand. Do you feel like a legend? Me? A legend? No, but I worked with legends like Tony Bennett. I'm not a legend. Maybe I don't even wanna be one. Let's just say that I want to live as a student because, in the end, only when you die, you can consider yourself a master. You gave so much power to women. Today lots of women finally have the power and are changing things. What women inspire you today? My women. My mother. My grandmothers. And my sister. They were wise women. I won't tell you who it was, but I was speaking with one of them about mental health, and how a person with mental health issues only dreams to be well. Then she replied: that's true, but a woman does not only dream about her own health, she also dreams for the health of all the people she cares about the most. Women are wise. And words like these remind me of another woman, another legend I admire a lot: Yoko Ono. What do you want to become as a woman and as an artist? Look, I'm trying to do my part, to be the artist and the woman I am today. But to be as wise as the women that raised me. That would be an important achievement. Original interview by Simone Marchetti for Vanity Fair Italy. Translation by LadyGagaNow.

US President Joe Biden has appointed Lady Gaga as co-chair of the POTUS' Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, a board that will advise The White House on matters of cultural policy. The committee was created in 1982 by Ronald Reagan and serves as an advising committee to the White House on many cultural issues, including recommendations to the president and to the heads of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Institute of Museum and Library Services. President Biden restored this important committee last September, as it was disbanded in August 2017, during President Trump's campaign, when its members resigned in protest following the rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Here's the statment from the White House: "Lady Gaga is known for her philanthropy and staunch support of LGBTQI+ rights and mental health. She has traveled with President Biden to support the It’s On Us campaign to combat campus sexual assault, has worked tirelessly over the years to advocate for equality, and has been an outspoken champion of mental health awareness. At the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, she curated a televised concert to benefit the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund, helping raise over $128 million. Alongside her mother Cynthia Germanotta, she founded and leads Born This Way Foundation, which supports the mental health of young people and works with them to build a kinder and braver world. Since its inception, the Foundation has demonstrated the transformative power of kindness and its impact on mental health through youth-driven initiatives, research-based programming, and high-level partnerships." The mission of the newly restored PCAH includes how the arts and humanities sectors can positively impact community well-being, equity, economic development, public health, education, civic engagement, and climate change across the United States. Here's the full list of members: Bruce Cohen, Co-Chair Lady Gaga, Co-Chair Jon Batiste, Member Constance M. Carroll, Member George Clooney, Member Philip J. Deloria, Member M. Angélica Garcia, Member Jennifer Garner, Member Nora Halpern, Member Steve Israel, Member Marta Kauffman, Member Ricky Kirshner, Member Troy Kotsur, Member Katie McGrath, Member Laura Penn, Member Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, Member Arnold Rampersad, Member Shonda Rhimes, Member Kimberly Richter Shirley, Member Horacio Sierra, Member Anna Deavere Smith, Member Joe Walsh, Member Kerry Washington, Member Pauline Yu, Member You can read the full statement here.

Ellen DeGeneres posted a never-seen-before interview with Cyndy Lauper from The Ellen Show 2009. Among the many topics, Ellen asked Cyndi how much she loved Lady Gaga. Watch her answer below (Mark 2:40).

Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix were spotted together in New York City filming new scenes for "Joker: Folie à Deux." The troupe gathered for the second day around the iconic staircase in The Bronx where the first movie was shot in 2019. Unlike yesterday, the set was covered with a huge curtain to prevent the paparazzi from taking pictures and videos of the scenes. A few pictures have emerged from the sides of the set, showing Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix dressed in full character as The Joker and Harley Quinn. Some fans also heard Lady Gaga singing Judy Garland's "That's Entertainment" behind the curtains, proving once again that the movie will be a musical. The film is being directed by Todd Philips and is scheduled for release in October 2024.

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Lady Gaga was spotted in New York City on the set of "Joker: Folie à Deux,” fully dressed as her new character "Harley Quinn." Credits: Getty Images Credits: Getty Images Gaga is currently filming the sequel of "Joker" as co-protagonist with Academy Award winner Joaquin Phoenix (The Joker). The musical movie will narrate the meeting of The Joker with his doctor Harley Quinzel inside Arkham Asylum. The film is being directed by Todd Philips. The scenes in New York mark some of the first shots in production outside of Los Angeles. The movie was previously being made in LA with few outdoor scenes to be seen. The majority of takes have been made indoors so far. Though press photos of Gaga and Phoenix on set have circulated, not much else has been revealed. Crew members and other actors on set have been made to put confidentiality tape over their phone cameras to prevent leaks. Credits: Getty Images The movie is one of the most anticipated sequels of next year and is expected to release in late 2024.