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Lady Gaga has just revealed the limited edition vinyl set of Chromatica as well as new merchandise on her store. The new merchandise includes two Chromatica crew necks as well as the Chromatica trifold vinyl. Lady Gaga has also reveled the Record Day Store Edition of the Chromatica Vinyl, available June 12th in selected record stores worldwide. You can check if your local record store will receive it here. Merch also available in the German shop and UK shop.

The limited edition Chromatica vinyl is now available for pre-order. As previously announced, this limited edition record contains a 180-gram black vinyl with an embossed trifold jacket. It also includes an exclusive 28-page LP-sized booklet and a 40-page fanzine. The retail price is $40.00 (€45.99 in Europe). The vinyl is expect to be released on July 16th 2021. Get yours here: United States Canada United Kingdom France Germany Japan

Lady Gaga has just announced an upcoming collaboration with the French champagne house, Dom Perignon. According to the press release, a "film" will be posted on April 6th directed by longtime collaborator, Nick Knight. Starting April 6, in the shape of an artistic project comprising an advertising campaign, limited edition bottles and a sculpture designed by Lady Gaga. Now, the pair have collaborated on a series of vibrant images, in which a pink-haired Gaga clutches a Dom Pérignon bottle of Champagne with her extra long, multicoloured talons. Entitled 'the Queendom,' Gaga is consecrated as queen in a glitchy outfit styled by Nicola Formichetti. In an exclusive quote to PEOPLE Gaga reveals her mindset around the new campaign. “I always thought Dom Pérignon was a model of what creation is all about. There is no rule except one: To never stop reaching for the stars.” Lady Gaga has also created, in collaboration with Nicola Formichetti, an exciting sculpture with a magnetic dress that envelops a majestic Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2005 jeroboam. Produced in only 110 exclusive pieces, this special edition will be sold in private sales and presented at key locations by Dom Pérignon later this year. All Dom Pérignon profits from the sale of this uberpiece will be donated to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation. ©Dom Perignon

Following a few days of pause for Lady Gaga's birthday, the superstar has returned to the set of House of Gucci in Rome. After shooting scenes in Milan, Aosta Valley, and Como, Lady Gaga and the cast of Ridley Scott's upcoming movie are back in Rome for more filming. In the past days, we saw Gaga filming around Piazza Venezia and Via Condotti in Rome. Today, the set was moved to Rome suburbs, outside a fashion boutique in Quartiere Talenti. The whole shop was modified to resemble a vintage Gucci boutique. The cast is expected to shoot there the whole week.

Lady Gaga's dogwalker, who was assaulted in Los Angeles a few weeks ago, has posted a video on his recovery from the hospital room. Ryan Fischer was the victim of a shooting when he was taking Lady Gaga's dogs out for a late night walk in Malibu a few weeks ago. It was reported he received several injuries. In the new video, we can see Ryan getting up from his hospital bed and dancing into his new found freedom. In the same post, he described his recovery as, "a meeting with his mortality." ""Recovery isn’t a Straight Line.'" J, a Clinical Partner at the hospital, said this to me as I paused to catch my breath and take in another piece of art on the wall. It was one of my first walks since being transferred from the ICU to another floor, and just the act of considering and consuming art - especially after a year of not going to museums due to Covid - felt like a gift. Everything did at that point. I cracked a smile staring at the abstract alligator, steadied myself on the IV pole and his arm, and began walking again. The conversation returned to future dreams, and, while the support he and others gave me on those walks offered such comfort, I didn’t fully understand J’s words. For me, I was recovering remarkably fast. In days I had gone from bleeding out on a sidewalk, to overly-active ICU patient (which they were VERY not used to), to just waiting for my lung to heal so I could go home: everything appeared quite straight forward. . And so, with the chest tube removed (which I can only equate to an alien baby extraction) and my blood oxygen stable, the journey outside to recover with loved ones began. I was prepared to quietly start a path to healing from the emotional trauma and continue on my way. Life would be back to normal soon enough. Unfortunately, the strange hissing and glugging coming from my chest every time I took a breath begged to differ with that assessment. A doctor visit and x-ray followed, and soon after I was whisked to the same ER where I had been only a week earlier: my lung had collapsed, and air was filling up my chest cavity. Along with accepting the the news that I was about to be readmitted, several nurses and doctors told me how they had been in the room when I came in with my gunshot. How they didn’t think I was going to make it. My mind transported me to that night when I was evaluating the shock and concern on their faces as blood spurted out of me on to them, the table, and floor (and I tried to bring levity to the situation by making jokes and obvious statements like, “Well that doesn’t look good,” as they raced around attempting to stabilize me), but to hear them actually say it….. had truly been confronted with my mortality. . Back in the hospital, my lung collapsed again despite the new chest tube poking at my insides. And then it collapsed again. And again. Each time was a fun surprise to me and practitioners alike as my blood oxygen remained at or near 100%, so I evaded detection until I was getting an X-ray or MRI or CT scan to check on other issues (like the nerve damage I was starting to realize I had in my right shoulder and tricep). Soon followed a team of people rushing in once more to fix the kink in my chest tube or whatever else was causing the collapse. It became quite clear that my lung was not healing, and the bullet wound had scarred my tissue like a burn. It could take months, if ever, for the hole to seal. Lunches of grilled cheese and tomato soup and art walks blurred into one until the day came to remove portions of my lung. As I was being wheeled into surgery, I finally accepted my recovery had become anything but a straight line. . Now that I’m finding my way in the outside world where triggers are real and working through trauma is WAY more than dealing with one unfortunate moment in life, I look back at my exit from the hospital and smile that I continue to approach each day the same way. The journey is hard, it’s assuredly painful, and questionable choices that no longer serve me like wearing skinny jeans are made. But I try. And somewhere within that I find the absurdity and wonder and beauty this life offers us all. Ryan has thanked Lady Gaga multiple times for her love and support, and we wish him a speedy recovery.

Today, we celebrate Lady Gaga's 35th birthday. We want to express our love and gratitude for her bravery and activism in the midst of this global pandemic. She is a true force of kindness and she inspires us all to be better to ourselves and the global community. To celebrate her birthday, we at LadyGagaNow prepared a heartwarming video to commemorate the singer and to tell her how important her recent studio album, Chromatica, is to us. Thank you to all the little monsters who participated in the video project, and thank you to the members of the LGN team and our forum community who donated to the birthday gifts. Her team received them earlier today along with our birthday video. Here's a recap of some birthday wishes to Lady Gaga made my celebrities.

Lady Gaga was spotted leaving her hotel in Rome, earlier today. Gaga is currently in Rome to film more scenes for Ridley Scott's upcoming movie "House of Gucci", coming in theatres later this year.