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More than a decade after its release, Lady Gaga's "Bloody Mary" broke into the mainstream after fans of Netflix's "Wednesday" used it in viral edits of the titular character, played by Jenna Ortega. It got so big that Gaga contributed another song, "The Dead Dance," to the soundtrack of the show's second season, and she even appeared in a special guest role in the series. Gaga spoke with TUDUM by Netflix to recap her experience with the show. Read some highlights from the interview below, or read the full interview here. On "Bloody Mary" going viral: Gaga said "Bloody Mary," a deep cut on her 2011 album "Born This Way," was "too weird and too hard for radio – too much of everything." While she said she doesn't know why the song was used in fan edits, but she expressed gratitude for it, saying, “In the spirit of Wednesday, it’s so cool that an underdog song started racing up the charts when the dance took place. It means a lot to me, because you believe in something that you’ve worked on and you go, ‘This is ahead of its time, so no one might get it now,’ and it actually happens, 10 years later.” On how "The Dead Dance" came to be: After "Bloody Mary" went viral, "Wednesday" co-creators and showrunners Miles Millar and Alfred Gough knew they wanted to use one of Gaga's songs for a dance sequence they had planned for the season. Gaga said that once they called her, she immediately knew "The Dead Dance" would be the perfect contribution. She said of the song's meaning, “The inspiration for ‘The Dead Dance’ was a breakup, and it’s about how we sometimes feel when it’s over — how a relationship ending can kill our ability to feel hopeful about love,” she says. “In the song, I say, ‘I’ll keep on dancing till I’m dead,’ meaning that I’m acknowledging that, and I’m going to keep going. I’m also saying, ‘I’m taking the power back.’” Corey Baker, the choreographer of the dance, said he freaked out when he learned he'd be choreographing a Gaga song. He said he had just a week to come up with ideas, but the end product turned out great. On working with Tim Burton: While Gaga stated the reason she made a special guest appearance in the show as Rosaline Rotwood, a former Nevermore professor, she said, "They asked me if I wanted to be on the show, and I said, 'Absolutely.'" This means she had the opportunity to work with famed director Tim Burton, who would go on to direct the music video for "The Dead Dance." The two quickly hit it off, as they share the same sense of humor. "I don't know how to explain it, but when you have a kindred, shared interest in this type of artistry, there's a certain vibe – and it's nice," she said. "To me, when you know that music and pop culture and Tim Burton al come together... that's a very special recipe," she said. "That's why I'm here."

After wrapping the MAYHEM Ball tour last night in New York City, Lady Gaga earned six nominations at the 2026 American Music Awards. The ceremony will take place on May 25, and winners are determined by fan votes. For more information on how to vote, click here. Check out her nominations below: Artist of the Year Album of the Year ("MAYHEM") Tour of the Year (The MAYHEM Ball) Best Vocal Performance ("Abracadabra") Best Female Pop Artist Best Pop Album ("MAYHEM") This year's nominations bring Gaga's total AMA nominations to 29. She's won six awards, most recently at last year's ceremony when her Bruno Mars collaboration "Die With a Smile" won Collaboration of the Year and Favorite Music Video.

The "MAYHEM" era isn't quite over yet. At the final show of Lady Gaga's career-defining MAYHEM Ball at New York City's Madison Square Garden, she teased that the "MAYHEM: REQUIEM" special filmed earlier this year will soon be released on Apple Music. The exact date of its release is not yet confirmed. Watch the teaser below: The live taping was a one-night-only, phone-free concert experience in Los Angeles on January 14, 2026. Little Monsters who attended the event claim Gaga played "MAYHEM" in full, with each song featuring a new arrangement ranging from stripped-down acoustic renditions to grunge and synthwave versions. The day after the special was filmed, Gaga reposted a fan video revealing The Weeknd's "Big Sleep" and a song by Daft Punk were incorporated into the performance.

A new trailer for "The Devil Wears Prada 2" features a first listen at a new collaboration between Lady Gaga and Doechii. The song, "Runway," is expected to appear in the film, which is set for release on May 1. Last year, Gaga was confirmed to make an appearance in the film after she was spotted in Milan in October. A report from Vogue Italia stated she is expected to play herself and will likely appear as a guest at a fashion show hosted by Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep). There is no indication whether or not "Runway" will be released before the film is in theaters.

Lady Gaga's "MAYHEM" took home the iHeartRadio Music Award for Dance Album of the Year at the station's annual ceremony. Gaga was nominated for five other awards, including Artist of the Year and the socially voted categories Best Music Video and Favorite TikTok Dance (for "Abracadabra"), Favorite On Screen for her appearance in the second season of "Wednesday" and Favorite Tour Style for the MAYHEM Ball. At last year's ceremony, Gaga was honored with the iHeartRadio Innovator Award, which is presented to artists for their contribution to popular culture. She now has a total of five iHeartRadio awards. Last month, Gaga scored two wins at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, one for Best Dance Pop Recording ("Abracadabra") and another for Best Pop Vocal Album ("MAYHEM").

Exactly one week after running into each other at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime performance. Gaga looked beautiful as she performed a special mariachi version of "Die With a Smile." It was the first time a performance of the song was televised. Rumors swirled of Gaga's appearance alongside Bad Bunny in the week prior to the Super Bowl, but nothing was confirmed until she stepped on the stage at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Watch Bad Bunny's full performance here. Gaga appears just after 5:20. The artists have expressed mutual admiration for one another in the past years, with Gaga even making a special appearance on "Saturday Night Live" in 2023 to introduce one of Bad Bunny's performances. Gaga last performed at the Super Bowl nine years ago, when she performed a string of her greatest hits including "Poker Face," "Born This Way" and more. Last year, she filmed a special tribute segment in which she performed "Hold My Hand" on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Louisiana, that aired before Super Bowl LIX. She'd later win an Emmy for Outstanding Music Direction at the 46th Annual Sports Emmy Awards for the segment. During this year's Super Bowl, Gaga starred in two commercials: She reimagined Mr. Rogers' "Won't You Be My Neighbor" in an ad for Rocket, and she appeared alongside the iconic Jigglypuff in a commercial for Pokémon's 30th anniversary.

It was another successful showing for Lady Gaga at the Grammy Awards, as she scored two wins and gave a rocking performance of "Abracadabra" at the 68th iteration of the award show. She ended the night with the following awards: Best Dance Pop Recording ("Abracadabra") Best Pop Vocal Album ("MAYHEM") Gaga now has 16 total Grammy Award wins. Watch her acceptance speech for Best Pop Vocal Album here: She entered the ceremony with seven nominations, the most of any woman this year. She is now tied with Adele as the sixth most-awarded woman in the award show's history. The "MAYHEM" era had already received a Grammy accolade prior to this year's ceremony, as Gaga's duet with Bruno Mars, "Die With a Smile," won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance last year. Additionally, Gesaffelstein received the Best Remixed Recording award for his remix of "Abracadabra." Cirkut, credited as a producer on "Abracadabra" and "Disease," won Producer of the Year, Non-Classical. GALLERY

After her momentous 2025, Lady Gaga scored two nominations at the 46th Annual BRIT Awards, her first nods in more than a decade. Gaga is up for the Britannia in the categories International Artist of the Year and International Song of the Year, for her Bruno Mars collaboration "Die With a Smile." These are only her sixth and seventh nominations at the ceremony, her most recent being for International Artist of the Year in 2014. All three awards she has won are from 2010: International Breakthrough Act, International Female Solo Artist and International Album for "The Fame." The ceremony will take place on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026.

After last week's in-theater premiere of "Harlequin Live: One Night Only" at Los Angeles' Grammy Museum, Lady Gaga is releasing the special performance special this Christmas Eve. Ahead of its release, she sat down with Variety's Chris Willman to talk about the new film, which she calls "a Christmas present." "I'm feeling like: Why not?" Gaga told Willman, regarding the release date of the special filmed last September. "We have this thing that's sop special to us, so we're just really happy to share it with the fans. It's kind of a rebellious project. And, by Harlequin standards, Christmas is the perfect time to release something rebellious." Gaga revealed she meant to only perform three songs as a "celebration after the premiere of 'Joker,'" but she and her fiancé, Michael Polansky, decided to do the whole album just a few days before. She tapped Marcell Rév, the director of photography for the "Disease" music video to help with production design: "And once everything came together with the production design, it really came together because of the album art that we shot in Las Vegas while we were there finishing the record, where it was all shot in this dingy apartment. And when I met the guys that I made the record with, some of them 20 years ago, I was living in a dingy apartment on the Lower East Side. That's where I had all my crazy ideas about anything. So that's how the emotional and raw quality of how we made it made its way into this performance," she said. She continued to give props to Michael. She said she loves "that he has this closeness with me where he sees my artistry and my musicianship in its infancy, in its raw form." Despite the mere few-day window between the decision to perform "Harlequin" in full and the taping date, Gaga said she never felt unprepared or unrehearsed. "The point of the whole thing was to capture it in its rawness with all of the fabric of emotional jazz music. So, no, we didn't prepare that much. But in a way, I had been preparing for this for years." She discussed "Happy Mistake," one of two original songs on the project. She said the song was inspired by a time in her life when "it felt like being happy would be an accident, it felt so impossible." She continued, saying the gift for herself in doing the performance made her "so happy." Aside from "Harlequin Live," Gaga also discussed the album's nomination for Best Traditional Pop Album, her first time being nominated for the award on her own. Previously, she won the award twice with Tony Bennett, for both "Cheek to Cheek" and "Love for Sale": "I'm not in the category alone, I don't feel, because I guess I'll always feel like Tony is with me in the category," she said. Variety confirmed that Bennett does have a small cameo in "Harlequin Live," in a way. During her performance of "Smile," a black-and-white TV plays a repairing loop of Bennett, who loved the original version of the song by Charlie Chaplin. Gaga said it wasn't meant to be a memorial, but a moment to bring "a little bit of the real world, with a little bit of a wink" to the performance. Plus, after first confirming to Zane Lowe her work on new music in various hotel rooms across the world, Gaga further detailed the process. She and Michael set up a piano and a mic in every room, and whenever it feels like a good time to make music, "we just do it." "I take care of myself as much as I can on the road, and I'm finding that that's leading to a lot of songwriting, which is the best," she said. "Harlequin Live: One Night Only" premieres on Lady Gaga's YouTube channel at 4 p.m. PST on Christmas Eve, December 24, 2025. Read the entire interview with Variety here.

Lady Gaga has had a monumental 2025, and she's showing no sign of slowing down. Today, Dec. 18, 2025, she appeared on Zane Lowe's Apple Music radio show to round out the year. It is Gaga's second time chatting with Lowe this year, the first being back in March during the "MAYHEM" release week. She denied rumors about a new tour, but she teased the possibility of new music in the new year. Watch the interview here, and read some of the highlights below: On the MAYHEM Ball: While she denied rumors about continuing the MAYHEM Ball past April 2026, Gaga said she's had the most amazing time reconnecting with fans every night of the tour. She noted that while it's a choreographed show, there's "a ton of room" for her to tell the story differently every night. On the possibility of new music: Gaga confirmed she was in the studio this week and has "been making a lot of music." "It's kind of the best making music when you get to see your fans every night, because you're energetically just right where you need to be," she said. When asked about releasing new music next year, Gaga said, "It really depends on how I keep going with writing, but it's not out of the question." The Weeknd came up after he posted a no-context image of Gaga earlier this week, sparking collaboration rumors. Gaga did not confirm or deny the rumors and said, "I love Abel! That's all I can say." On the reception to "MAYHEM": Gaga noted how cool it is to see "MAYHEM" connect with audiences. She said that while some of her records have resonated with her fanbase and others have resonated more with the general public, it's a "special feeling" to make a record that connects with both at the same time. On the Grammy Awards: With next year's 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Gaga nabbed the most nominations at one ceremony in her career, for both "MAYHEM" and "Harlequin." She said she feels grateful for all the different genres and "pockets" of music she gets to play in because it's like "jumping into different galaxies, and you can really get lost somewhere else completely." On artificial intelligence in music: When Lowe mentioned his dislike for the increasing development of artificial intelligence in pop music, Gaga echoed his sentiment: "Being a human being I don't think is going to go out of style anytime soon. I certainly hope it's not. That's at the core of, I think, the way we understand each other, the way we communicate."

“Historic” does not even begin to describe Lady Gaga’s 2025. She scored a No. 1 song and album, won a Grammy and Emmy Award and embarked on a massive world tour, among many other accomplishments. Take a look back at all the year’s mayhem: JANUARY Gaga started the year strong in receiving her sixth No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100. Her Bruno Mars collaboration “Die With a Smile” hit the top of the chart after 20 weeks of charting, making Gaga one of the few artists with a No. 1 song in three different decades. Speaking of Mars, she made an appearance in the music video for his song “Fat, Juicy & Wet” alongside Sexyy Red and Rosé. Later in the month, she announced her seventh studio album “MAYHEM” on Jan. 21. To accompany the announcement, she appeared on the cover of ELLE US and UK. She wrapped the month by giving the closing performance of the FireAid Benefit Concert, an event dedicated to rebuilding communities affected by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. She performed “Shallow,” “Always Remember Us This Way” and a special song written just for this event, “All I Need is Time.” FEBRUARY February was a mayhem-filled month. The “MAYHEM” era racked up a Grammy Award before the album’s release when “Die With a Smile” won Gaga and Mars the Best Pop Duo/Group Award. The duo took the stage to perform a cover of The Mamas & The Papas’ “California Dreamin’” in a tribute to those affected by the Los Angeles fires. Plus, Gaga revealed “Abracadabra” and its music video during a commercial break from the ceremony and announced a music video competition in conjunction with Mastercard. A week later, Gaga announced the MAYHEM Ball Tour, her first since the Chromatica Ball in 2022. In terms of televised and live performances, Gaga first went to New Orleans for a tribute performance of “Hold My Hand” ahead of Super Bowl LIX. The next week, she made an appearance at “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” with a performance of “Shallow” that turned into a medley of the Lonely Island’s “Dick in a Box” and “Motherlover.” In other news, “Die With a Smile” broke a record when it became the longest-running No. 1 on the Global Spotify chart. She also made an appearance on Hot Ones and took a lie detector test for Vanity Fair. MARCH “MAYHEM” was released to critical acclaim on March 7, 2025. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Albums Chart, her sixth time topping the chart. Gaga did an expansive press tour for the album, chatting with Billboard, Good Morning America, Las Culturistas, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Vogue, W Magazine and Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, among many others. She dropped by the Howard Stern Show for an interview and performances of “Abracadabra” and “Perfect Celebrity” and hosted “GAGA Radio,” a pop-up show on SiriusXM. Plus, she hosted the Little Monsters Press Conference with Spotify, allowing fans the opportunity to ask her anything. Check out the full list of the month’s promotional appearances here. She brought “MAYHEM” to “Saturday Night Live” in her second double-duty appearance on the sketch comedy show. She performed “Abracadabra” and debuted the live performance of “Killah.” Later, on March 17, she received the iHeart Radio Innovator Award for her contributions to pop culture. She also won the iHeart Radio Award for Best Collaboration for “Die With a Smile.” She ended the month by releasing the “Abracadabra: From Fan to Featured” video with Mastercard. APRIL Gaga brought “MAYHEM” to the desert when she headlined both weekends of Coachella. It was her second time receiving top-billing at the festival, having first done so in 2017. After the festival, she dropped the Gesaffelstein remix of “Abracadabra,” which was included in her Coachella setlist. At the end of the month, she returned to Mexico City for the first time in 10 years for the first stadium show of the “MAYHEM” era. MAY May was another historic month for Gaga as her concert on Copacabana Beach in Brazil became the most-attended concert of a female artist of all time. An estimated 2.1 million fans gathered for the history-making performance. She collected the “E” in “EGOT” when her Super Bowl LIX performance was awarded the Emmy for Outstanding Music Direction at the 46th Sports Emmy Awards. Now, all she needs is a Tony Award to complete the prestigious accomplishment. She won three of her six nominations at the 2025 American Music Awards: Collaboration of the Year and Favorite Music Video for “Die With a Smile,” and Favorite Dance/Electronic Artist. Ahead of her special guest appearance on the second season of Netflix’s “Wednesday,” she closed the streaming service’s annual “TUDUM” live event with an epic performance medley of “Zombieboy,” a “Bloody Mary” dance intermission and “Abracadabra.” Plus, she appeared and performed at the 2025 YouTube Brandcast event. While it was not broadcast publicly, Deadline called Gaga’s showing a highlight of the ceremony. JUNE June was relatively tame for Gaga, with the exception of “Abracadabra: From Fan to Featured” winning two Lions at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity: the Gold Lion for Fan Building/Community Engagement and the Bronze Lion for Social & Creator. The fan video also received four honors at the New York Festivals Advertising Awards: the grand and gold honors for Branded Content/Engagement, another gold honor for Collaborations & Partnerships and a silver honor for Activation & Engagement. Oh, and “Die With a Smile” joined the Fortnite Festival. JULY July marked the official start of the MAYHEM Ball, with Gaga kicking off the sprawling world tour in Las Vegas, Nevada. AUGUST Gaga joined Dress to Impress to hold a virtual meet-and-greet with fans and host an in-game fashion contest. Plus, she confirmed the existence of “The Dead Dance,” a song included in the second season of “Wednesday,” at an event for the show. SEPTEMBER “The Dead Dance” was released, as well as its Tim Burton-directed music video, to coincide with Gaga’s appearance on “Wednesday.” She played Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary Nevermore teacher who crosses paths with Wednesday. She also released an expanded version of “MAYHEM” with “The Dead Dance” and two songs previously exclusive to some physical album copies, “Can’t Stop the High” and “Kill for Love.” She scored four Video Music Awards: Artist of the Year, Best Collaboration for “Die With a Smile,” and Best Direction and Best Art Direction for “Abracadabra.” She appeared at the ceremony to accept the Artist of the Year award, but she recorded a performance of “Abracadabra” and “The Dead Dance” for the show from her concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden. She is now the third-most awarded artist in VMAs history. She dropped by the Late Show with Stephen Colbert for a piano rendition of “Vanish Into You,” the song’s first televised performance. Her interview with Colbert wouldn’t be released until the start of October. As she continued touring, she expanded the MAYHEM Ball into 2026 with the announcement of 20 more North American shows. OCTOBER It’s fitting Gaga’s next film role will be in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” as she was seen filming in Milan, Italy between MAYHEM Ball shows. Not much else is known of her involvement in the film slated for a 2026 release other than a Vogue Italia article that said she is expected to play herself. She gave an exclusive interview and performances of “Abracadabra” and “Vanish Into You” for KCRW. NOVEMBER The month started with Gaga earning seven nominations for the 68th Annual Grammy Awards: Album of the Year (“MAYHEM”) Record of the Year (“Abracadabra”) Song of the Year (“Abracadabra”) Best Pop Vocal Album (“MAYHEM”) Best Dance Pop Recording (“Abracadabra”) Best Pop Solo Performance (“Disease”) Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album (“Harlequin”) She now has 45 total career Grammy nominations and became the first artist to have her work nominated across the entire Pop and Dance/Electronic fields. A week later, she graced the cover of Rolling Stone for the fourth time, her first since 2011. She also attended YouTube’s MAYHEM Halloween Party and did ASMR with "Wednesday" co-star Catherine Zeta-Jones. DECEMBER After more than a year, "Lady Gaga in Harlequin Live: One Night Only," the concert special recorded on October 1, 2024 in Los Angeles, was released. It first premiered as a one-night-only cinematic event on December 18 in Los Angeles, but it was made available for free on YouTube on Christmas Eve (December 24). On Billboard’s 2025 year-end charts, Gaga earned her first year-end Hot 100 No. 1 single with “Die With a Smile.” She also placed as the No. 1 Dance/Electronic Artist for the sixth year and claimed the No. 1 song on the Top Dance/Pop songs with “Abracadabra.” "MAYHEM" received year-end acclaim for critics. It was named the No. 2 album of the year by Billboard and No. 3 by Billboard and Business Insider, but many other publications included it on their year-end lists. "Abracadabra" also fared well on many year-end best-of lists, with Entertainment Weekly and Rolling Stone recognizing it as the best song of the year. Associated Press, BBC, Billboard, Consequence, The Guardian, USA Today and Stereogum ranked it in their Top 10s. Spotify celebrated Gaga’s incredible year with a “paws up” statue on Copacabana Beach, where she performed her history-making show in May.

A week after she scored seven nominations at the 68th Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga graced the cover of Rolling Stone's December magazine to talk about "MAYHEM," finding love and touring. This marks Gaga's fourth time on the cover of the magazine and her first since 2011. Read the cover story here, and check out some highlights below. On mental health Gaga opened up about the mental health struggles she faced after the release of "ARTPOP" in 2013. She said "ARTPOP" altered the trajectory of her career because it "was the first time that [she] ever had major criticism about a piece of work" she made. From there, she discussed how her mental health problems continued through the next decade. She said she did "A Star is Born" on lithium, a powerful mood stabilizer, and had a psychotic break after filming on the Joanne World Tour: "I needed to take a break. I couldn't do anything ... I completely crashed. It was really scary. There was a time where I didn't think I could get better. ... I feel really lucky to be alive." She continued to say she doesn't think she "was doing very well" during the filming of "House of Gucci," and spoke about how "Chromatica" is "very literal" because it's all she had: "I didn't have a lot of the same type of poetry inside of me because I sort of lost it." This concept is explored in the "Disease" music video, which she said "is so deliberately about somebody that wants to harm you – and it being you." After filming it, she said she went into a dark place that revealed to her that she was not done healing. Thankfully, she now considers herself "a healthy, whole person," thanks in part to "MAYHEM": "One of the things I'm most grateful for is gaining all my artistic faculties back to make this record. I had to dig very, very deep, and I had to change a lot of my life and recenter around what I needed as a human being." On being in love Another factor in getting her back on track is her relationship with Michael Polansky, about whom she said, "Being in love with someone that cares about the real me made a very big difference." It's Polansky who told her she needed to reclaim her music, and in the process, she asked him for his input. Polansky is credited as a co-writer on six "MAYHEM" songs, which surprised him because his contributions were not intentional. "It was very touching to me that she wanted to acknowledge me," he said. Andrew Watt, a close collaborator through the "MAYHEM" sessions credited Polansky with being a crucial stabilizer in the recording process and said he has "that all-knowing Buddha-type energy." In turns out she secretly had another business venture with Polansky as she co-founded and sits on the board of directors of Outer Biosciences, a skin-health research firm that Polansky said "was her idea." "When she talks about us being partners, it kind of looks like it all goes one direction, but she's the most incredible support to me as well," he said. They plan to get married soon, and Gaga added that "being a mom is the thing [she wants] the most." On the MAYHEM Ball The narrative of MAYHEM Ball, Gaga's largest and longest tour in a decade, is a dream-logic version of parts of her real life. She broke it down and said the show starts with Mayhem, "the most egocentric side" of her, that announces she's the queen with a desire of torturing the younger version of herself "as a way of teaching her how to be great." The Mayhem character's plan doesn't go as planned, though. "I decided I wanted to make it something that everybody could understand and love," she said, "and it didn't have to be the most dark thing that I'd ever created. Isn't that Mayhem talking? 'I have to be dark.' And, like, what is that in me that I have to be the toughest or the most edgy?" While she still panics at the start of every show, but "the rehearsal of self" saves her and puts her back in the moment.

Lady Gaga and the cast of Netflix’s “Wednesday” season two fully embody the Halloween spirit as two new promotional videos were released in honor of the holiday. One is the long-awaited ASMR video with Gaga and co-star Catherine Zeta-Jones, who plays Morticia Adams. The other video features Gaga doing “The Dead Dance” with Emma Myers (Enid Sinclair) and Evie Templeton (Agnes DeMille). In September, Myers and Templeton joined Gaga on stage at a MAYHEM Ball show at London’s O2 Arena during “LoveDrug.” On Nov. 1, “The Dead Dance” became the seventh song from “MAYHEM” to reach 100 million streams on Spotify.

While appearing on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge, Demi Lovato performed a mash-up of Lady Gaga's "Disease" and "Perfect Celebrity." "I fell in love with the album 'MAYHEM,' and Lady Gaga is so incredible on it that I wanted to do a cover of her here," Lovato said. "I had a lot of fun singing it." You can also listen to their performance here: Lovato has given Gaga her flowers numerous times this year, having told Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens Live" that the MAYHEM Ball was one of the best concerts they have seen. Late last month, they told Z100 that they'd love to chat and collaborate with Gaga, and further gushed about the MAYHEM Ball.

After wrapping up her two-night stint in Manchester for the MAYHEM Ball, Lady Gaga went over to Milan, Italy, on Oct. 9, to film scenes for "The Devil Wears Prada 2." Rumors about her appearance in the sequel to the 2006 movie swirled for weeks, but Variety confirmed her participation in the film today. According to the Vogue Italia, Gaga was spotted with platinum blonde hair and sunglasses leaving the Brera Academy, where one of the sequel's most elaborate scenes is being filmed. The article says she is expected to play herself and will likely appear as a super guest in the front row of a fashion show directed by Miranda Priestley (Meryl Streep). "The Devil Wears Prada 2" is set to be released May 1, 2026.