In a recent interview with The New York Times, Lady Gaga offers insight into the distinct sound and creative direction of her latest album, MAYHEM.

In a recent collaboration with W Magazine, Lady Gaga delved into the world of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR), offering fans a unique and intimate experience. This initiative is part of W Magazine's ongoing series where celebrities explore ASMR to connect with audiences on a sensory level.

Back where it all began, Lady Gaga talks Zane Lowe for Apple Music through the journey to her new album, MAYHEM, in New York City and reflects on the dive bar and the community that laid the foundation for her artistry, being a student of music and how that has shaped her evolution from album to album. Here are the key highlights from their conversation:

In a recent interview led and moderated by InStyle, Lady Gaga delved into her upcoming seventh studio album, MAYHEM, set for release on March 7, 2025. She offered insights into two new tracks, "Beast" and "Perfect Celebrity," highlighting the album's exploration of themes like beauty and chaos. Gaga emphasized her intent to craft a multi-genre experience that mirrors her personal and artistic evolution:

Does Lady Gaga actually have a good poker face? Did she really want to perform inside a vending machine? And what’s the longest she’s ever spent doomscrolling on TikTok? These were just a few of the burning questions she answered while taking Vanity Fair’s infamous lie detector test.

Lady Gaga, the multifaceted artist renowned for her bold fashion choices and musical prowess, recently guested the popular YouTube series "Hot Ones," where celebrities are interviewed while consuming increasingly spicy chicken wings. In this episode, she showcased her resilience against fiery flavors and offered fans an intimate glimpse into her personal and professional journey, songwriting process, and upcoming album "Mayhem."

Lady Gaga's new choreographer, acclaimed dancer and "Abracadabra" co-director, Parris Goebel, shared the inspiration behind MAYHEM's brand-new viral single and music video.

Lady Gaga has once again captivated the world with her latest single, "Abracadabra," which debuted spectacularly at the 67th Grammy Awards. In an exclusive interview with ELLE UK, she sat down with Lotte Jeffs to delve into the deeper meaning of the song, the creative process behind its visually stunning music video, and the inspirations for her highly anticipated album, Mayhem.

Chaos appears to be a central theme in Lady Gaga's mind as she crafted her upcoming seventh studio album. And the legendary pop star went deeper into that world as she dissected the as-of-yet untitled album’s lead single, “Disease,” on the latest episode of Rolling Stone‘s The Breakdown. 

Last month, Lady Gaga delighted Little Monsters by releasing the first single—titled “Disease”—off her forthcoming seventh studio album (known to fans as LG7), out in February. With lyrics such as “I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease,” the dark-pop track revolved around the idea of confronting one’s inner demons and fears—and trying to integrate them within oneself rather than trying to cure or reject them. “‘Disease’ is about facing that fear, facing myself and my inner darkness, and realizing that sometimes I can’t win or escape the parts of myself that scare me,” Gaga said upon its release.

Lady Gaga appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on October 1st to promote her upcoming film ''Joker: Folie à Deux'' and its companion album ''Harlequin.'' 

It’s a big month for Gaga fans: She stars alongside Joaquin Phoenix as Lee Quinzel in Joker: Folie à Deux, out on October 4, and just this past weekend she released Harlequin—the film's accompanying album. The superstar hit the London premiere of Joker last week and hosted a private listening party of the album for fans. Between the two events, Vogue caught up with the October cover star still sporting her custom Celine red carpet ensemble, as she shared her creative process for the two projects.

In true Lady Gaga fashion, the pop icon and Academy Award-winning actress brought her signature blend of glamour, wit, and theatrical energy to The Graham Norton Show.

Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix appeared on Good Morning America on September 27th who sat down with Chris Connely to discuss their highly anticipated film ''Joker: Folie à Deux.'' Along with director Todd Phillips, they opened up about the challenges of creating the sequel. Gaga, who stars as Harley Quinn, talked about how the depth of Arthur Fleck (Phoenix) attracted her to the project.

Lady Gaga has been busy this weekend as she has started giving press interviews for ''Joker: Folie A Deux'' film, set to premiere on October 4th, discussing her role of Harley Quinn, he film and more. 

Lady Gaga has been revealed as the new face of the October issue of Vogue US. Interviewed by Jonathan Van Meter, Gaga goes deep down about her role in “Joker: Folie à Deux,” reveals details of her new untitled album, and for the first time she spoke about her relationship with her fiancé, Michael Polansky.

Lady Gaga was interviewed by Radio Italia at the Venice Film Festival 2024 to talk about her inspiration behind the process of creating the figure of Harley Quinn, and her singing skills to find a voice that was true to Lee.

EMPIRE, the British film magazine has released the cover of their upcoming September issue, featuring none other than Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix as Harley Quinn and the Joker. This is the first interview that Gaga has given about her role as Harleen Frances Quinzel.