LG.ATE in 2030. Rn it's TIMEEEE Mariah Carey whistling for CapitalistGa.

You gave us an amazing era, so I let you do what u want 😘😘😘😘😘

I'm so tired of her non-music/film side gigs. We could have been on LG10 already.

Post news because it's one of my hobbies 😹😹😹😹

During a "Behind the Curtain" segment for the News 8 TV channel, actor Finn Wittrock recalled the behind-the-scenes moments of "American Horror Story: Hotel" alongside Lady Gaga and spared no praise.

According to him, Gaga is an "tireless worker" and approached acting with great curiosity, and was willing to learn from those around her.

https://www.rochesterfirst.com/entertainment-news/finn-wittrock-talks-westhampton-hershey-and-whats-next-behind-the-curtain/

5 minutes ago, Kiel D-01 said:

I'm so tired of her non-music/film side gigs. We could have been on LG10 already.

I'm so mad and sometimes I feel sad because TS has like 12 studio albums and GodGa only has 7. So sad

The renowned dancer Amari Marshall, Beyoncé's co-captain of dance, shared with the "OGSP" channel her experience as a dancer in the "Perfect Illusion" music video, released in 2016.

According to her, Lady Gaga was the first major artist she worked with on a music video, an experience that opened doors for her to start working with other artists.

"She had selected 18 dancers to stand around her, forming a kind of punk circle, and that was really cool. It was pretty scary, because we were in the middle of the desert and there was no choreography. It was just: 'Be free.' And I was like: 'Okay!' And then she was right behind me, so sweet and tiny, and you just don't want to end up hitting her, but she's a sweetheart. The energy on set was incredible. Like, everything starts from the top. When the person in charge is really down-to-earth, everyone ends up being really, really cool."

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"This is my dancefloor I fought for" ✨

A SeatPick survey, based on Google Trends data from the last 12 months, mapped the most searched music genres in each American state and the artists who stood out the most in each style, and the study pointed to Lady Gaga as the most sought-after artist when it comes to EDM. 🇺🇸

The research analyzed Americans' interest in events of different music genres and revealed that, in Nevada, Lady Gaga was the most searched artist among people looking for electronic music shows.

The survey ended on August 11th.

https://parade.com/news/new-music-map-revealing-the-top-genre-and-artist-in-every-state-is-full-of-surprises

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16 minutes ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said:

Only in liddo logic would a profile pic change and ad post have any implications whatsoever into when she's releasing music next.

We're traumatized

In an interview, Andrew Watt spoke about what it's like to work composing with Lady Gaga, highlighting how the artist always uses the piano to write and understand a song:

"When you're making an album with Lady Gaga, you're going to have a completely different process than when you're working with a band like the Rolling Stones, or when you're working with an artist like Elton John, who is a solo artist and is different. [...] And Lady Gaga can start a song in several different ways. And at some point in her process, every time she brings the song back to the piano; every song we've ever written together, at some point, whether it's a song like 'Dead Dance,' which was extremely complex and electronic, with live elements, guitars, synthesized bass, and all that, in the end, it ended up being brought back to the piano, where we sat with the piano and the guitar and went over it again. So, it sounded good, like a song being played on just two instruments."

Producer Andrew Watt spoke about his Emmy nomination for "The Dead Dance," Lady Gaga's song for Wednesday, and shared details about the track's creation process and working with the Mother Monster on "MAYHEM." 🖤

"[...] actually, I met Gaga when I was working on the Stones' album, and we just had so much in common, so much music in common. And then we had a blast making her entire album, 'MAYHEM,' together. The cool thing about working with Gaga is that she's an incredible leader. So she comes in with these concepts, these songs, these melodies, these worlds and these ideals with fantastic imagination. And then, when it came time to make that song, we were basically following her lead and trying to support her, making the best music to go along with the concept of doing 'the dance of the dead,' you know?"

Interviewer: How did the series influence the music? Did you write it and then think it would be great for the series, or did you write it specifically for "Wednesday"?

Andrew Watt: Well, you know, it's the kind of thing that gave us the feeling that, well, if you've seen the first season of the series, when Jenna Ortega was doing the "Goo Goo Muck" dance from The Cramps, many fans put the scene to the sound of "Bloody Mary" and it became a super viral moment. So the idea of bringing them together was something we discussed, you know, with Gaga, "Wednesday," and Tim Burton. Gaga is obviously a huge fan of Tim Burton's work. And who isn't? We all grew up watching his movies. So it was something really... it was organic for there to be a collaboration between the two worlds, because it was something done purely by the fans that took off in a very natural way.

And that's one of the coolest things about the internet these days, like, fans can show you what they like and what they want, and you can follow along with them in real time without anything being shoved down their throats. [...] So it's kind of "by the fans and for the fans." And it was exciting to know that this came from a genuine place in our fanbase. And that, from there, we could create something that would echo and amplify all of that. And then, once again, you know, Gaga and Tim Burton had this incredible idea for the video and how it would be presented in the series. And obviously she was a really cool character in the series. So it's a lot of fun to do things like that, you know, especially within the whole process of an album, having these little moments that are different and for four different things—it really made the creative process interesting and always with the feeling that there were, you know, different paths we could take.

In an exclusive interview with Collider, producer Andrew Watt spoke about his Emmy nomination for "The Dead Dance," Lady Gaga's song for Wednesday, and shared details about the track's creation process and working with the Mother Monster on "MAYHEM." 🖤

Andrew Watt began by recalling the moment he started working with Lady Gaga, and mentioned the leadership process she applies inside the studio, while reaffirming that she's the one who brings the ideas.

"[...] actually, I met Gaga when I was working on the Stones' album, and we just had so much in common, so much music in common. And then we had a blast making her entire album, 'MAYHEM,' together. The thing about working with Gaga is that she's an incredible leader. So she comes in with these concepts, these songs, these melodies, these worlds and these ideals with a fantastic imagination. And then, when it came time to make that song, we were basically following her lead and trying to support her, making the best music to go along with the concept of doing 'the dance of the dead,' you know?"

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IT'S COMING! With the start of voting to determine the winners of the 2026 Emmy Awards, the Los Angeles Times heard a bit from choreographer Corey Baker about what he thinks of having developed the first choreography for a then-unreleased song by Lady Gaga.

"When you receive a completely new song, as happened with us with 'The Dead Dance,' you're creating the physical expression of that song for the future. Those little details make it feel like something a bit supernatural, or maybe even a bit ugly, and I really like that."

The choreography, considered "a bit eccentric" by the newspaper, brings elements of ballet and an arm gesture resembling a claw that quickly won over the public. The announcement of the winner in the category of "Outstanding Choreography for Scripted Programs" will take place between September 5 and 6 during the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

KATSEYE highlights Lady Gaga as a reference for her artistic authenticity

"We always remember Lady Gaga. Obviously we're not Lady Gaga, I mean in the sense that she's the kind of artist who didn't care about making people uncomfortable and that was her impact. It's what she does, she always shows what she feels, she always puts all her artistry into what she does, and people at first didn't understand, people are afraid of someone who steps out of the box and brings something different."

I'm sorry for being posting too much. I think I got banned quite long 😭

WALK! Ballerina Lindsay Taylor recently shared with her followers the behind-the-scenes of her first gig alongside Lady Gaga: the 2016 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Paris. 🌹

"The first rehearsal we had on stage was exactly the moment I met Gaga. She was sitting in a chair at the end of that massive runway, ready to watch us dance. The pressure was insane. I had one shot to prove to Gaga that I deserved to be on her team. I gave it everything I had. I danced like it was the last time I'd ever perform in my life. Gaga was thrilled with the performance, and I was relieved."

Lindsay revealed that the final rehearsals went beyond the stage and continued in the apartment where Gaga was staying in the city.

"The night before the show, we rehearsed in Gaga's private apartment in Paris. It immediately turned into an intimate girls-only night. It felt like we were having a slumber party with one of our best friends. Between one run-through of the choreography and the next, she'd try on different outfits and ask our opinion on what she should wear for the show. She also showed us different ideas for her Super Bowl halftime performance. We hung out together for hours. It was so surreal, so fun. Gaga immediately made me feel like part of the family. She was so kind, so affectionate. A night I'll never forget."

For those who don't remember, Bruno Mars also performed at the show, and according to Lindsay, he was an absolute sweetheart with them. "Bruno Mars was chilling backstage, chatting with us and being the coolest person in the world."

As for the performance itself, Lindsay also recalled the challenges and pressure she faced that night.

"We started the performance and I was killing it, having a blast, giving it my all. Then came the tensest moment for me, right in the middle of it. The dancers do a quick outfit change for Gaga live on stage. And what was my exact job? To grab the shoes that had just been taken off her, strut to the side of the runway, and place the shoes perfectly next to her, in a tiny space between the runway and a million-dollar camera that was filming the whole show and rolling back and forth on wheels. If I put the shoes in the wrong spot, I could mess up a multi-million-dollar broadcast. My whole body was sweating. I was praying to the Victoria's Secret Angels: 'Please help me get through this.' It was terrifying. We nailed the outfit change and crushed the performance."

Do you remember that day? Were you a fan already? Relive the full performance below:

HOW BEAUTIFUL! Sam Smith mentions Lady Gaga as a fundamental figure in their formation and self-expression during adolescence. 🏳️‍🌈

In an interview with "The New Yorker," Sam shared that they found in Gaga much of the language and courage needed to express themselves as a queer person still in their teens. The divo also recalled their intense relationship with the artist at that time: they even spent the night in line to watch "The Monster Ball Tour" and skipped school to go to the shows.

"Honestly, much of the language I found and the courage I gained to express myself as a queer teenager actually came from Lady Gaga.

When she burst onto the scene, there was so much gay community history surrounding everything she brought, and I learned a lot from her and from all the incredible people she worked with. Semi Precious Weapons was the band that opened for her tour, with Justin Tranter. And I had the chance to meet them and work with them a few times. They mean a lot to me.

When I went to Gaga's tours, I'd wait in line overnight to get into the Monster Ball, meet incredible people, skip school to go, and end up getting in trouble at school because of it. But Justin Tranter would take the stage, and it would blow my mind. I'd sit there thinking: the courage that person has, how sexy and confident they are on stage... it really inspired me. I think it was the pop girls and the pop divas who truly inspired me to have courage and express myself when I was younger."

Does anyone else identify with Sam Smith and learned to be more confident with Mother Monster back in the Monster Ball days? 🥹

The New Yorker

How Sam Smith Found Their Voice

The Grammy-winning artist on coming out as nonbinary, writing requited love songs for the first time, and why their new album, "Hazel Eyes," is their most personal yet.

Rapper Kid Cudi recently revealed a behind-the-scenes tidbit about his song "Make Her Say," which features vocals from Lady Gaga singing "Poker Face." 🃏♣️

"We were in Hawaii, and Lady Gaga's 'Poker Face' was a massive hit at the time. It was playing on the radio. And Kanye said: 'Man, we should sample that.' What he decided to use was a YouTube video of Lady Gaga performing 'Poker Face' acoustically. We sat down and listened to it, and then he said: 'Man, this needs to be your first single.'"

Cudi initially hesitated to use that snippet in his debut single because he found the content too explicit, but he eventually went with Kanye's suggestion: "I have a very close relationship with my mom, you know, and with my sister. I just wasn't sure if I wanted my first single to be something so sexual and explicit. 'I Poke Her Face' was what the song was originally supposed to be called."

Years later, Kanye sent Cudi a message acknowledging that the rapper had been right: "I remember that, a few years later, Kanye texted me and said: 'You were right about "Make Her Say." Always follow your heart.' And I was like: 'You son of a *****!'"

Done. Bye 👋 🫂

Ended Elle Woods' whole lawyer career 😆😆😆😆

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7 minutes ago, Miss Anthropocene said:

David Greengrass Daily

I'm sorry 😭😭😭😭 but yk, I built a legacy that you can't undo

ma'am no ones reading all that

I kind of hate her doing side gigs like this. I get that this will all likely tie into a Haus Labs skincare line and this is maybe something she's really passionate about, but it invites a level of discourse I find exhausting. I'm admittedly pretty tinfoil hat about AI usage, even for the so-called good, and I respect people who know what they're talking about explaining how this sort of AI is different to generative AI but for people who aren't clued up it just never reads well. Idk, I know this is probably the wrong take to have but it's okay to be a silent partner in some things.

I couldn't give a single **** about anything she does that is not music or acting related. I literally pay her to entertain myself singing, dancing or performing so why would she think I would be interested in harvesting human organs with robot technology. Who does she think she is, Albert Wesker? Read the room and stick to your role in society.

1 hour ago, David_Greengrass97 said:

I'm sorry 😭😭😭😭 but yk, I built a legacy that you can't undo

I see four legends. ( RIP @Infernal Paradise I cannot believe they banned her and I'm free another day to call out Xtina dupes she must've been naughty!)

Charlie's angels when?

5 minutes ago, Mr. Stratus said:

I see four legends. ( RIP @Infernal Paradise I cannot believe they banned her and I'm free another day to call out Xtina dupes she must've been naughty!)

Charlie's angels when?

Wtf. They banned him? Permanently?

5 minutes ago, David_Greengrass97 said:

Wtf. They banned him? Permanently?

I'm assuming it's just the standard month ban? We've not seen her for a while

LG8 lead single performance at the Nobel Prize Awards 2028

9 minutes ago, Mr. Stratus said:

I'm assuming it's just the standard month ban? We've not seen her for a while

Maybe he's touching GREENGRASS™ than me