Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga performed 'Born This Way' in a space pod-like piano and a white, wedding-like dress at a private event, held during the inauguration festivities, for White House staffers on Tuesday, Jan. 22. She turned in a performance unlike anything we've ever seen of this very familiar and definitive song in her catalog. Leave it to Gaga to always change it up and do something left of center, even wh

Lady Gaga got fans all riled up last August when she announced her new album, 'ARTPOP,' but the singer's little monsters may have to wait a little longer for the arrival of the LP.

This decade's answer to 'Lady Marmalade' may be on the way sooner than we thought. Azealia Banks, Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Rihanna were rumored to be teaming up for a track called 'Ratchet' for quite a while, and now a snippet of the song may have leaked.

Lady Gaga is getting in on the inaugural fun. What, you didn't think she'd let all of her peers celebrate the swearing in of the president without her, did you? The Mother Monster will reportedly perform at President Barack Obama's second inauguration at a private staff ball on Tuesday, Jan. 22.

Lady Gaga apparently loves her boyfriend Taylor Kinney so much that she's willing to leave her Little Monsters (and, you know, her job) for him. Good game, feminism.

Lady Gaga appears to have a bit of an obsession with the late, great King of Pop Michael Jackson. Last year, she plunked down some serious coin on 55 items at an auction, promising to archive and care for the pieces of clothing that once belonged to Jackson. Now she wants to take her adoration of Jackson further by helping restore his famed Neverland Ranch, located in California.

Charlie Sheen is apparently the King of Hollywood, so much so that he gives Lindsay Lohan much-needed cash, is offered lap dances from Lady Gaga, and knows from first-hand experience which celebrities can really get their party on.

In her continuing quest to buy everything Michael Jackson ever touched, Lady Gaga has now set her sights on the enormous adult playground that is Neverland Ranch.

Lady Gaga is a controversial celebrity who sometimes whips up controversy on purpose (e.g., wearing a meat dress) and sometimes literally falls backasswards into it (see her recent wardrobe malfunction). What we have here is the former: Gaga gave new meaning to term "gun rack" when she took the stage in Vancouver last weekend wearing a bra adorned with plastic rifles.

Are you interested in expanding your wardrobe while helping the victims of Hurricane Sandy? Good news! A bevy of stars have donated a closet's worth of one-of-a-kind items to be sold off in fashion auctions for charity.

After Lady Gaga penned an open letter to Kelly Osbourne that essentially told her to stop being such a bitch (we're paraphrasing here), Sharon Osbourne jumped in to defend her daughter. As a result, insults are being hurled and fans on both sides are involved in heated slapfights. In other news: Timmy pulled Susan's hair during recess and now he has detention.

The media is abuzz about Lady Gaga's Born Brave Bus, the free -- not to mention revolutionary -- mobile mental health vehicle that will be a part of the Born This Way Ball's North American caravan.

Lady Gaga's photographer ,Terry Richardson, who is pretty much a card-carrying member of the Haus of Gaga, shared tons of candid, you-had-to-be-there and behind-the-scenes photos from the Mother Monster's Saturday night (Dec. 15) performance with the Rolling Stones.

Lady Gaga and the Rolling Stones? That's what we call generations and genres colliding. Gaga was personally invited by the classic rock legends to be a part of their upcoming pay-per-view show at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., just a stone's throw from Gaga's hometown of NYC. Christmas has come early for Ma Monster in the form of this invite.

Lady Gaga and the Pope aka Benedict XVI are going head to head… again! This time, the social media realm, not issues of faith and politics, is the battlefield.

- Lady Gaga bought 55 Michael Jackson items at auction and plans to imbue their power.