While it may not have been romance per se, a sequin-covered Lady Gaga welcomed in the new year by macking on NYC's Mayor Bloomberg. It's fair to say we probably won't be seeing him in Gaga's next music video (as that's how her relationship with Taylor Kinney all started), other celebrity coupl
Nothing says "Christmas" on 'Saturday Night Live' more than Michael Buble, a Sting-dressed Jimmy Fallon, and a slew of other big name talents making an album together.
For the follow-up to Buble's #1-selling 'Christmas' album, Justin Bieber (Fallon again), Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and other stars brought together their "talents" for 'Christmas Duets.'
Lady Gaga isn't exactly known for subtlety -- and her new video, 'Marry the Night,' is no exception.
The clip, released Thursday, is a deeply personal effort, conceived and directed by Mama Monster herself -- although she's almost unrecognizable in parts of it. And, like the Oscar-nominated tour-de-force 'Black Swan,' the video features a disturbing mix of ballet and psychosis.
Last summer, mashup artists Kurt Schneider and Sam Tsui released their 'Summer Pop Medley,' racking up more than three million views on YouTube in the process.
Now the producer and singer are back with 'Summer Medley 2011,' in which they deftly blend snippets from Lady Gaga's 'The Edge of Glory,' Katy Perry's 'Last Friday Night,' the LMFAO singalong 'Party Rock Anthem' and more of 2011's biggest pop hits into one smooth four-minute creation.
Bill Clinton's 65th birthday celebration and 'Decades of Difference' concert brought out a lot of stars, including Bono, Usher and, perhaps the highlight of the evening, Lady Gaga.
On his new album, 'Duets II,' legendary crooner Tony Bennett works with scores of talented artists -- but perhaps none as wildly popular as Mother Monster herself, Lady Gaga.
Teaming up for a jazzy rendition of 'The Lady Is a Tramp,' Gaga gets the rare opportunity to show that she's no studio creation -- the chick can actually sing.
She's dressed up in meat, been "birthed" from an egg on stage and performed at a major awards show in drag. So the most shocking thing in Lady Gaga's bag of tricks may very well have been to just scrub her face clean and appear on a magazine cover, which she did for the October issue of Harper's Bazaar.
If children were always trusted to name their younger siblings, there would be a whole lot of kids named Barbie and iPod and Justin Bieber. That's why the naming duties usually go to responsible adults. And celebrities aside, they usually do an okay job of it.
Except Ian Clark. The Englishman enlisted the help of his four-year-old step-daughter and together, they named Clark's daughter Meggie Maisie Lady Gaga, and plan to name his yet-to-be-born son Will.i.am, in honor of the Black Eyed Peas rapper.
When Lady Gaga -- in drag as her male alter-ego, Gaga's boyfriend Jo Calderone -- brought Britney Spears onstage to present her the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard award, there were a few moments in which everyone wondered if Brit would re-enact her famous 2003 kiss with Madonna by planting one on Gaga as well.
Lady Gaga has earned her rep for lighting up the red carpet with splashy awards show ensembles, and during the leadup to this year's MTV VMAs, the network promised more of the same with a #whatwillgagawear Twitter hashtag.
As it turns out, the VMAs were opened by none other than her sideburned alter ego, Jo Calderone, who started things off by launching into a profane tirade about the end of his relationship with ... Lady Gaga.