The head of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce isn’t pleased with the message that Joe Biden is sending to the state’s energy sector by choosing to cap off his campaign with Lady Gaga, who has publicly opposed fracking.
Lady Gaga was slammed and mocked on social media as “disconnected and patronizing” over her video in which the pop star dressed in camouflage, crushed a beer, while leaning against a pickup truck, and announced her plans to visit an unnamed swing
“Nothing exposes Joe Biden’s disdain for the forgotten working men and women of Pennsylvania like campaigning with anti-fracking activist Lady Gaga,” Trump 2020 communications director Tim Murtaugh said in a statement.
The Biden-Harris ticket is counting on the combined star power of Lady Gaga and John Legend to help conclude the campaign on a high note and perhaps secure Pennsylvania’s hotly contested 20 electoral votes.
Lady Gaga has launched an effort to win votes in the swing states by dressing in camouflage and crushing a beer can by a pickup truck.
Pop megastar Lady Gaga, donning a collection of her outrageous outfits, urged Americans that they must get involved in the election, go out, and vote if they “want the country to be different than it is.”
A group of Hollywood celebrities has turned the act of voting into a form of flamboyant self-expression as they used social media to broadcast their participation in the democratic process. Stars including Lizzo, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry posted Instagram videos in which they encouraged their fans to cast their ballots, the earlier the better.
Pop superstar Lady Gaga has made the baffling claim that people who are born in the United States are all fed white supremacy ideology. The “Chromatica” singer added that she supports the social justice activism taking place around the country and hopes that it will continue to grow.
Lady Gaga sent a clear message to America at the MTV Video Music Awards — wear a mask, the crazier the better, out of “respect.”
Pop star Lady Gaga took to social media to throw support behind the Black Music Action Coalition, an organization whose highest priority “is to meet with each company’s CEO, senior management and your newly formed foundation boards to mutually develop a plan to address the deeply rooted systemic racism” in the music industry.
A throng of Hollywood celebrities, including actresses Mandy Moore, Debra Messing, and Ashley Judd, are handing Black Lives Matter and other activists their Instagram accounts in a show of support for the controversial movement and its efforts to push social justice reforms.
Pop superstar Lady Gaga used her virtual high school commencement speech to reflect on the protests sweeping the nation following the death of George Floyd, and said the “racist seeds” of America became “trees that grew prejudice branches and oppressive leaves and mangled roots that buried and entrenched themselves deep within the soil.”
Lady Gaga is holding President Donald Trump responsible for the race riots that have engulfed the country, calling the president a “racist” who “offers nothing but ignorance and prejudice while black lives continue to be taken.”
A law firm representing high-profile musicians such as Lady Gaga, Madonna, Nicki Minaj, and Bruce Springsteen and more confirmed to Rolling Stone on Tuesday that its internal data systems were subject to a cyberattack that could potentially expose their client’s sensitive data.
Former president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama are set to give virtual commencement speeches for the graduating class of 2020, who are forced to celebrate their graduations remotely due to the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
The World Health Organization is currently reeling from President Donald Trump’s decision to halt funding due to the group’s alleged mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic and its repeated deference to China’s Communist leaders who have covered up the extent of the outbreak.
Lady Gaga applauded Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the embattled director general for the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), calling him a “superstar” barely 48-hours after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will pause funding of the U.N. body over its handling of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
This week, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company would be donating $10 million to the “One World: Together at Home” Chinese virus fundraiser organized by Global Citizen and the WHO alongside celebrity Lady Gaga.
The World Health Organization, which is facing accusations that it has allowed the Chinese Communist Party to influence its policy in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, has announced with Lady Gaga an A-list coronavirus celebrity concert that will be broadcast worldwide and live on the three major U.S. networks.
We’re saved! Thanks to Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general for the World Health Organization (WHO), who bragged about a recent phone call he had with pop star Lady Gaga about what she can do to fight the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
The embattled chief of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, took time out from combating the spread of the Chinese coronavirus on Saturday to take a telephone call from pop star Lady Gaga and offer her birthday greetings and thanks for her support.
Pop star Lady Gaga announced Tuesday that she will delay the release of her sixth studio album Chromatica as a result of the Chinese coronavirus, telling fans that it would not feel right to release it “with all that is going on during this global pandemic.”
Some of the world’s biggest pop stars are urging their fans, especially millennials, to practice social distancing to help fight the spread of the coronavirus after multiple reports showed young people defying government recommendations by partying in large groups while on spring break.
Several celebrities, including actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and pop star Ariana Grande, are demanding people to limit outside activities and stay home amid the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, with the “7 rings” singer and prolific donut-licker bluntly telling her 72 million followers that “your hip hop yoga class can fucking wait.”
NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga’s father is refusing to pay $260,000 in rent and fees for his restaurant at New York City’s Grand Central Terminal, saying the homeless population is hurting his business.
NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga is returning to the Super Bowl stage — sort of.
NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga is recovering after falling off the stage while dancing with a fan at a concert.
A who’s who of A-list musicians, including Miley Cyrus, John Legend, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Beck, and Nine Inch Nails, signed on to promote Planned Parenthood’s #BansOffMyBody campaign, which is a response to the passage of laws in states across the U.S. prohibiting abortion after a pregnancy has reached six weeks.
Pop megastar Lady Gaga announced on Friday that she is planning to fund dozens of classrooms in three cities struck by mass shootings.
A New York City priest and longtime advocate of the LGBTQ community announced his retirement Sunday amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
Pop superstar Lady Gaga is wrapping up celebration of Pride Month and encouraged fans to ask each other, “What is your pronoun?” during an appearance at the Apollo Theater Monday evening.
According some research, there are up to 250,000 rapes a year in the United States. Today, Madonna reported “one more.” Well, sort of.
The Hollywood left, from Lady Gaga to Marvel movie star Chris Evans, took to social media on Wednesday and railed against state senate lawmakers in Alabama where a bill limiting abortions in the state passed by a margin of 25-6.
This year’s Met Gala theme at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art was “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” as in Grace Jones, drag queens, Elton John, and Madonna — not the Boy Scouts.
Former college student and sexual assault survivor Caitlyn Caruso told the Times that Biden rested his hand on her thigh at an event on sexual assault at the University of Nevada and hugged her “just a little bit too long.”
Chances are you skipped the 2019 Academy Awards, and that is why I’m here to wrap up all the best and worst dressed Hollywood celebrities from the ceremony’s red carpet.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steven Spielberg, Lady Gaga, Spike Lee and Glenn Close have a message for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Get well soon.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rap artists and women have felt shunned by the Grammy Awards in recent years. But this year, they both took center stage.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Grammys producer Ken Ehrlich said the show had multiple conversations with Ariana Grande about possibly performing Sunday but the singer “felt it was too late for her to pull something together,” but Grande accused Ehrlich of lying.
Pop star and left-wing activist Lady Gaga attacked Vice President Mike Pence over the weekend, referring to him as a “disgrace” and attacking him on his Christian faith.