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Iconic singing and acting duo Lady GaGa and Bradley Cooper are riding high on the success of their latest film, A Star Is Born, which has earned rave reviews in the week leading up to its release. However, it seems there were some tricky times leading up to the finished project with Lady Gaga revealing her director and co-star, Cooper, refused to let her wear make-up during filming.

Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga star opposite each other in, A Star Is Born

The normally flamboyant star was stripped back to the bare essentials on set with Limitless star Cooper as the pair retell the 1937 classic of the same name for the third time.

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Lady GaGa has revealed that she was advised to “get a nose job” when she first started out in the music industry.

Speaking to Sky News on the red carpet of the London premiere of her new film A Star Is Born, the pop star – real name Stefani Germanotta - said: “I was told when I was first starting out that I should get a nose job, but I didn't because I wanted to be who I was.”

She drew on some of that experience to play the part of her character Ally in the new film, but knew that she had to differentiate her real-life lessons and the requirements of the performance.

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Lady GaGa has addressed the real reason why she pulled out of the joint tour she was due to take with Kanye West almost ten years ago. No reason was ever given at the time about why she was cancelling her appearance, but the singer knew that it was time for her to stop.

Lady Gaga at Toronto International Film Festival

The pair were set to embark on their 'Fame Kills' tour beginning in November 2009 and taking them to January 2010, but the dates ended up being cancelled shortly after tickets went on sale. Many suspected it had something to do with the controversy surrounding Kanye interrupting Taylor Swift's MTV VMA acceptance speech, but Gaga says it was more personal than that.

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Bradley Cooper's hugely anticipated directorial debut 'A Star Is Born' is less than a month away, but it couldn't come quick enough now that the official soundtrack has been released, featuring 17 original songs and so much inspirational energy. Are we looking at an Oscar winner?

Bradley Cooper and Lady GaGa star in 'A Star Is Born'

There are a generous 34 numbers on the soundtrack including covers of 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow' and 'La Vie En Rose', and a song written by Alabama singer-songwriter Jason Isbell called 'Maybe It's Time'. Otherwise, most of the songs were written by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, with the help of Mark Ronson, Lukas Nelson and others.

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Lady GaGa and more have reacted to the shocking news that tattoo icon Rick Genest (aka Zombie Boy) has passed away at the age of 32, apparently having taken his own life at his home in Montreal. Cause of death is yet to be confirmed, but Gaga has commented since with regards to mental health.

Rick Genest at New York Fashion Week

The Canadian actor, model and performer - perhaps best known for his appearance in Gaga's 'Born This Way' video - allegedly committed suicide on Wednesday (August 1st 2018) less than a week ahead of his 33rd birthday the following Tuesday. He was found dead at his home but there are so far no further details.

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Lady GaGa, Pink, Little Big Town and Childish Gambino have been unveiled as some of the musical acts performing at the upcoming 60th Grammy Awards later this month.

On Thursday (January 4th), the Recording Academy announced several of the artists who’ll be taking to the stage at the 2018 ceremony, which takes place on January 28th at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The return of the event to New York City – after being held in Los Angeles for several decades – will see a Broadway-themed tribute to composers such as Andrew Lloyd Webber and Leonard Bernstein. It will see former Grammy winner Patti LuPone doing a reprise of her ‘Don’t Cry For Me Argentina’ from Webber’s ‘Evita’. Ben Platt, of the hit musical ‘Dear Evan Hansen’, will also perform a song from Bernstein's ‘West Side Story’.

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Lady GaGa achieves her ultimate dream by landing a long residency at a Las Vegas venue which is due to begin in 2018. She couldn't be more thrilled to hit the strip at The Park Theater at Monte Carlo which first opened in December last year.

Lady Gaga at TIFF 2017

When you land that coveted long-standing Las Vegas gig, you know you're a real diva. And now Lady Gaga is joing the likes of Cher, Britney Spears, Celine Dion and Mariah Carey in the list of female pop songstresses who have achieved such a feat.

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Lady GaGa is eyeing up a Las Vegas residency.

The 31-year-old singer is reportedly heading to perform in Sin City in 2018 in the Park Theater at Park MGM, where she is said to being paid $400,000 per show.

Las Vegas Review Journal reports that 36 shows have already been finalised.

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The world is not short of terrible wax figures of celebrities by any means, but the latest sculpture of Lady GaGa has the internet outraged by its quality - or lack thereof. It is certainly unrecognisable, as well as unflattering and not very well-proportioned either. But at least it's not Madame Tussauds.

Lady Gaga at Toronto International Film Festival

Whatever wax sculptors were trying to achieve with this conception of Lady Gaga in her 2010 MTV VMAs meat dress get-up, they failed miserably. Images have surfaced of the new statue, which stands at a museum in Lima, Peru, with a straggly white wig, an overly angular face and a bad make-up job - not to mention the fact that one arm looks wider than the other, though that could just be the angle of the photo that has gone viral.

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Being mistaken for a celebrity can't be all bad, but when you are an actress mistaken for a more famous star, it can get pretty awkward. That's what happened to Isla Fisher when she met Lady GaGa, who seemed certain that she was in fact Amy Adams. 

Isla Fisher at the ITV Studios

41-year-old Isla Fisher has never and will never be Amy Adams, but when she bumped into Lady Gaga at the 2014 Vanity Fair Oscar party, she was determined to pretend that she was the 'Arrival' star after the singer got the two of them mixed up.

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It’s one of the biggest performances of an artists’ life: America’s Superbowl halftime show. The set has had some of the most famous names in the world grace its stage including Beyonce, the Rolling Stones, Madonna and last year, Lady GaGa - a show which critics called the best halftime show is Superbowl history.

Is Justin Timberlake set to be the next Superbowl performer?

Now it seems Pop Prince Justin Timberlake is finalising paperwork for 2018’s show.

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Everyone needs a friend like Beyonce; luckily for Lady GaGa, she does. While she has been suffering with a bad flare-up of fibromyalgia, Queen Bey has been sending her gifts to help her heal. Nothing outlandish like you'd expect, just the little things that make everyone feel better.

Lady Gaga at Toronto International Film Festival

Lady Gaga is still on her break from touring while she struggles with her chronic pain situation, but she's staying positive with a little help from her best friends. She recently posted on Instagram a shot of herself wearing a cosy hoody from Beyonce's Ivy Park sportswear range with a sweet message.

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Madonna sparked up an interesting feud when she called fellow innovator Lady GaGa’s music "reductive" in 2012. With a relationship previously seeming positive if pictures in the media were anything to go by, it was an insult out-of-the-blue from the Queen of Pop.

Lady Gaga has spoken out about about Madonna in her new Netflix documentary

Now Lady Gaga has addressed the fallout in her new Netflix documentary, Five Foot Two, saying she wished the singer would tell her she’s a ‘piece of shit’ to her face instead of just on TV.

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While Lady GaGa may be resting up due to the severe physical pain she is experiencing, the results are in for the takings of the first leg of her Joanne World Tour. It's certainly an impressive total given the interruptions and we can't wait to see what the total is after the rescheduled dates.

Lady Gaga at Toronto International Film Festival

The first North American run, which saw her performing in stadiums across major cities the likes of Vancouver, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Cleveland, Chicago, New York City, Toronto and Philadelphia, has grossed an enormous $52 million in ticket sales according to Live Nation.

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Only this week did we learn of Lady GaGa's long struggle with chronic pain, and now she's been rushed to hospital over extreme discomfort that she insists is not down to usual aches and pains that she might get from regular touring. In fact, as of yet it's unclear what's causing her latest health issues.

Lady Gaga at Toronto International Film Festival

The singer was forced to drop out of her performance at Rock In Rio in Brazil today (September 15th 2017) and undergo hospital care after a bout of severe pain has left her unable to perform at the event. She has been hooked up to an IV as doctors work to figure out what the issue is.

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Lady GaGa is opening up for the first time about the extent of her chronic pain disorder, which she has now confirmed as being fibromyalgia. She speaks about the illness and the problems it causes her in her forthcoming Netflix documentary 'Gaga: Five Foot Two', out later this month. 

Lady Gaga at Toronto International Film Festival

After revealing her struggles with an unspecified 'chronic pain' disorder, for which she was undergoing hospital treatment, on social media last year, the 31-year-old is now taking steps to raise awareness for this still relatively mysterious medical condition characterised by muscle pain and fatigue.

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Lady GaGa proved the special relationship between herself and her Monsters by buying them free pizza, to make up for a cancelled live show in Montreal this week.

Thousands of her loyal fans, dubbed ‘Monsters’ collectively, flocked to the Canadian city to see her perform on her Joanne world tour on Monday night (September 4th). Unfortunately, Gaga informed them shortly beforehand that she was too ill to play that night, having gotten sick with laryngitis while performing in the rain in New York City a few days before.

“To my beautiful fans. I couldn’t be more devastated that I am unable to perform tonight,” she wrote on Twitter. “I sing this entire show live, and pride myself on giving it all, but when I sang in the rain at Citi Field I got sick and have been pushing through.”

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Lady GaGa is offering her fans a rare glimpse beneath pop personality in a new intimate Netflix documentary film that will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next month.

Announced on Thursday (August 24th) via a series of intimate teasers across social media, Gaga: Five Foot Two will make its world premiere at TIFF, which runs from 7th-17th September, which will also see Gaga herself performing at the festival. The documentary will then appear on Netflix on September 22nd.

The film, directed by Chris Moukarbel, centres on the recording of Gaga’s most recent album Joanne, released in 2016, and the build-up to her half-time performance at the Super Bowl back in February.

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Following his abrupt departure from social media over a string of abusive comments, Lady GaGa has spoken out in defence of Ed Sheeran and urges people to be kinder to artists and make the internet a friendlier place. It's about time the trolling ended.

Lady Gaga live at Coachella

After a stellar Glastonbury set, all Ed Sheeran got was criticism on Twitter. Now he's decided he'd rather not deal with it at all, and has quit the platform and left all his social media responsibilities to someone else on his team. Someone who knows all too well the harshness of Twitter has sent him her full support.

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Lady GaGa has finally announced the dates for her eagerly anticipated Joanne World Tour, following a show-stopping performance at the Super Bowl LI yesterday. She recently performed a series of Dive Bar shows around the US, but international fans are pleased to be told she's taking it to arenas.

Lady Gaga announces her 2017 Joanne world tour

We're hoping to see a lot more of what we saw on Sunday (February 5th 2017) when she hits the road this summer, with her upcoming tour dates spanning the US and Canada, Brazil, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the UK.

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