Lady Gaga took a break during a concert Thursday to address those who "make a mockery of" her music, and some are speculating that she took an implied dig at rival Madonna.
Hot on the heels of her new single, 'Judas,' Lady Gaga on Friday released the cover art for her upcoming album 'Born This Way'
As one might guess, the cover is everything from awesome to downright bizarre, as it depicts the pop superstar as part-human, part-motorcycle (yep).
First, it was country road. Now, Lady Gaga is taking on the world of Bollywood.
Yep, today, the always-unpredictable pop superstar released a Bollywood version of her number-one single 'Born This Way.'
Last night Lady Gaga celebrated her 25th birthday at a Mexican restaurant called La Cita Bar in Los Angeles. She was joined by about 60 of her friends and a Mariachi band. The band was given sheet music for “Born This Way” and as they played her song, she joined them on stage to sing a little bit...
Here you can listen to the country version of Born This Way from Lady Gaga who describes her latest album as "avant-garde, techno rock," is a little bit country, a little bit pop, but mostly indescribable by a single genre.
She's taken the Internet, music industry and world by storm, and on Tuesday, Lady Gaga sat down for an exclusive one-hour interview with Google, in which she talked about everything from new music to viral star Rebecca Black.
I can't believe one of my co-workers hasn't posted this yet. Either that or with all the meds I'm on for my hives, I just missed it. Sooo, with that being said, here it is. Lots of reviews on it already on line.
Lots of people are saying Lady Gaga ripped off Madonna's Express Yourself with her new song Born This Way. I don't really hear it personally, but according to Gaga, she has Madonna's complete support on the track.
Lady Gaga fans can rest easy now, as the highly-anticipated single 'Born This Way' has finally been released!
PopCrush has all the details --Listen to the full song here
If you haven't heard that Lady Gaga's new song Born This Way hit radio today, then you've been living under a rock. This might be the most anticipated song in my entire career. Even more so than Britney's Hold It Against Me.