Pollstar Awards Laud Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Garth Brooks and Others as Touring Artists of the Decade

 Lady Gaga has been making the streets of New York City her catwalk this week. Each day consisted of a different couture look and leave it to Gaga to pull them all off beautifully.A post shared by Lady Gaga (@ladygaga)Earlier this week, the 35-year-old stopped traffic when she was seen coming out of the Plaza hotel wearing a sheer black Alexander McQueen bustier gown, styled with a black Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent velvet Mombasa bag, from Archive Vintage, according to Elle.

Lady Gaga is, perhaps, one of the few people bearing the New York heat wave while still managing to look as flawless as always (good genes, they say).RELATED: Lady Gaga makes major announcement leaving fans shookThe singer managed to get her fans raving as she posted a couple of selfies on her Instagram, showing off her pretty-in-pink ensemble for her NY-bound journey.WATCH: Lady Gaga and Kacey Musgraves donate music gear to girl power auctionGaga wore a pink shirt and shorts combo from Petals

announced the legendary singer’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, MTV Unplugged has announced he’ll be performing this Friday with Lady Gaga.“Come witness a new chapter in Unplugged’s history as Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga grace the Unplugged stage for the first time, performing fresh renditions off their brand new Jazz standards album — and a handful of surprises you definitely won’t want to miss,” advertised the ticketing website, which currently offers the link to request free access to the show, which

The Black Entertainment Television (BET) awards returned to its in-person, live show format on Sunday as it honoured the best in the music and film industry. The theme for this year's award ceremony was "Year of the Black Woman" and was hosted by Taraji P Henson.

Years & Years is the latest artist to take on one of Lady Gaga‘s songs for the forthcoming re-release of her 2011 album ‘Born This Way’, covering the album’s closer ‘The Edge Of Glory’.While Gaga’s original features a Bruce Springsteen-esque melody driven by keys and saxophone from late E Street Band musician Clarence Clemons, Years & Years’ version relies heavily on bright synths consistently throughout.‘The Edge Of Glory’ marks the fourth cover we’ve heard from the 10th anniversary re-release

(CNN)Garth Brooks is planning to hit the stage in multiple cities this summer.The country music legend has expanded his summer stadium tour, much to the excitement of his legion of fans. Brooks' first show will be July 10 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, his first in a stadium since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the US.Then he'll be crossing the country to bring famous tunes like "Two Pina Coladas" and "Friends in Low Places" to multiple cities following the Sin City kickoff.

Lady Gaga just slayed with another photo on the ‘gram. The singer, 35, posted an ultra seductive snap of herself to her Instagram on June 17 as she laid on a bed bit onto a sparkly diamond! Rocking her signature cat-eye makeup, Gaga gazed into the camera while wrapped in a piece of silver, metallic fabric and wearing a crystal choker. She captioned the photo with a few suggestive emojis: a champagne bottle, black heart emoji, and sleepy face.

Video: Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood Give Love Advice to Audience Members (USA TODAY) Discussing the couple's stint filling in for Ellen DeGeneres last month, Trisha said, "It was really fun, he and I had a really good time doing that together. But everything's based out of here.

Kylie Minogue has unveiled a cover of Lady Gaga‘s 2011 hit ‘Marry The Night’, as part of the latter’s ‘Born This Way’ re-release.Minogue’s disco-infused version of ‘Marry The Night’ is the third song we’ve heard from the forthcoming 10th anniversary re-release of Gaga’s 2011 album.

Trisha Yearwood and husband Garth Brooks filled in as guest hosts on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, and she says they’d be open to the idea of hosting a show of their own.

Ellise Shafer administratorTrisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks are open to the idea of having their own talk show one day — but it would have to be in their home of Nashville, Tenn.When promoting her new cookbook, “Trisha’s Kitchen,” on TalkShopLive Saturday, Yearwood opened up about the possibility of hosting a show with husband Brooks. The two recently guest hosted for Ellen DeGeneres on May 28, proving they just might have what it takes to host full-time.

Garth Brooks was "scared to death" about returning to music after more than a decade away. The 59-year-old country singer took a lengthy career hiatus during the 2000s as he wanted to focus on his family and admits that he was daunted about returning to the music scene but praised other stars for supporting him.

Kelly Clarkson recently honored Garth Brooks with a performance at the 2021 Kennedy Center Honors and we have a clip to share before the show airs this weekend!

CBS This Morning." "A nation watches you grow up, right?" said Garth, 58. "So you're gonna make decisions that you go, 'Man, I wish I could take that one back.' But the truth is now … If changing anything then meant any part of now would change, no, thank you."For Garth, "then" was an early entry into Nashville, where he was — and still is — met with critical acclaim and massive sales.

Garth Brooks may be a global superstar, yet that hasn’t prevented him from experiencing moments of self-doubt.

The look of love! Trisha Yearwood still gets butterflies when thinking about husband Garth Brooks’ surprising proposal 16 years ago.

Orville Peck has shared his ‘Country Road’ cover of Lady Gaga‘s ‘Born This Way’ – you can listen to it below.Peck’s cover is the second record to be taken from a special 10th anniversary edition of Gaga’s second album ‘Born This Way’, following Big Freedia’s reimagining of ‘Judas’.The album, which features six new takes on the album’s tracks by artists who are representative of the LGBTQIA+ community, will be released on June 18.“My official country road cover of ‘Born This Way’ for the 10th

Garth Brooks got emotional as Kelly Clarkson belted out an incredible rendition of his 1989 song “The Dance” at the 43rd annual Kennedy Center Honours in Washington, D.C.