Lady Gaga Opened Up About Past Suicidal Thoughts in an Emotional, Candid Interview

Lady Gaga leads the way at the MTV Europe Music Awards with seven nominations, just ahead of BTS and Justin Bieber.

Lady Gaga‘s fitness routine involves climbing massive rock formations. Casual, right?  The “Rain On Me” singer, 34, completed a rock-climbing adventure on Sunday, October 4, she revealed in an action shot on Instagram. Gaga simply captioned her post with a muscle and red heart emojis, which were appropriate since we love her muscles!

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 Lady Gaga  was spotted walking arm-in-arm with her mother, Cynthia on Tuesday in New York. The pair picked up some items at Sephora while they shopped at the Upper West Side.

Johnny Weir is taking it to the next level. The two-time Olympian hit the ballroom again on week 2 of on Tuesday night, dancing a Tango to Lady Gaga's «Poker Face.» Weir, dressed in a bedazzled leotard with aluminum foil in his hair, and his partner, Britt Stewart, wearing asparkly dress, definitely brought the energy.

CBS Sunday Morning's Lee Cowan, as People reports. Gaga, who's spoken in the past about her experiences of depression and PTSD, shared the inspiration behind her new album, Chromatica, and the deeply personal single "911." "My biggest enemy is 'Lady Gaga', that's what I was thinking.

Fame isn't all it's cracked up to be, as far as Lady Gaga is concerned. The 34-year-old songstress recently appeared on CBS "Sunday Morning," where she discussed the pitfalls of the success she's found over the last few years, which have included a hit record in "Joanne" and the lauded film "A Star Is Born," both of which were accompanied by a laundry list of awards and nominations.

Lady Gaga is opening up about her complicated relationship with fame. The 34-year-old pop star appeared on and revealed she once «gave up» on herself.«I hated being famous. I hated being a star.

Lady Gaga is continuing to open up about her mental health journey. The 34-year-old Stupid Love singer sat down for an interview with Sunday Morning‘s Lee Cowan.

In a year of ill-timing, there have been few pop contretemps as jarring as the release of Lady Gaga's sixth studio LP Chromatica, which was postponed due to the pandemic and eventually dropped on May 29th during the height of civil unrest following the murder of George Floyd. Since its release, Gaga has kept uncharacteristically quiet, saving her first live performance of the new material for the VMAs a few weeks back.

Lady Gaga explores her mental health struggles in the music video for single 911.

Lady Gaga's latest video features some unbelievable fashion.

receiving the inaugural honor at this 2020 MTV Videos Awards — not to mention leading all winners with five Moonpersons — Mother Monster has dropped another eye-popping video, this time for “911,” the latest single off of her “Chromatica” album.But it’s the mental-health message of the video that may linger even more than the visuals.

Lady Gaga is opening up about the meaning of her song 911and the new music video that she just released. In the video, the 34-year-old singer wakes up in the desert in a psychedelic world and the audience later finds out that she was hallucinating the entire time.

Lady Gaga has opened up about her battle with depression in a new interview. The Rain On Me singer, 34, has described how she has been feeling in recent months and beyond and how working on her latest album Chromatica has helped shaped her state of mind.

Lady Gaga's road to wasn't an easy one. Following the May release of her sixth studio album, the 34-year-old singer covers 's latest issue and gets candid about how she pushed past darkness to make something special.«I used to wake up every day and remember I was Lady Gaga -- and then I would get depressed,» she reveals about life after the completion of her in 2018.