Lady Gaga Music

Lady Gaga moved us last night at the iheartradio music festival when she performed a tribute to Jamey Rodemeyer, a young fan who committed suicide last week.

"We lost a little monster this week and I wanted to dedicate this song to him tonight," Gaga said of the teenager, before belting out an eight-minute, stripped-down, yet still spirited version of "Hair," her anthem of individuality.

Watch the singer's full, moving performance right here:

Lady Gaga - Hair (Live Jamey Rodemeyer Tribute)

Mid-song, Lady Gaga said "Jamey, I know you're up there looking on us, and you're not a victim, you're a lesson to all of us ... Bullying is for losers."

Rodemeyer was only 14 when he took his own life last Sunday, following online bullying (specifically gay slurs) for a year. He considered Gaga his idol.

As celebrities go, he certainly could do worse. R.I.P.

Lady Gaga has released the second of SIX fashion-themed music videos for "You and I," each featuring a character from the official "You and I" video.

After portraying "Nymph" in the first version, Gaga plays black-clad "Bride" in the latest installment, which she tweeted to her 13,476,656 Little Monsters.

The film features Gaga wearing her outfit from the opening scenes of the official video, where the singer stands at the cornfield crossroads. Peep it:

Lady Gaga - You and I (Fashion Video 2)

During the video, Gaga dances around, slowly stripping away her blond wig and clothing until she's topless, hands covering her breasts. Delightful.

The newest iteration of the "You and I" saga is sweet at times, showing Gaga smiling, laughing and making goofy faces like an all-American girl.

There's also the briefest of appearances from her video co-star and rumored boyfriend Taylor Kinney of The Vampire Diaries fame. Watch for him!

All six films - her mermaid incarnation, Yuyi and her male alter ego, Jo Calderone, are still to come - were filmed in Nebraska, as was the original.

What do you think of Gaga's latest? And Gaga in general? Discuss!

Lady Gaga has once again gone against the status quo.

Following the unveiling of her official music video for "You and I," the artist has announced the release of five more "fashion films" based around this single, the first of which she released today. It's titled "Haus of Ü Featuring Nymph" and it features the work of Dutch photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin.

Watch a stripped down version of Gaga make like a ballerina, twisting and turning and stretching, now:

Lady Gaga - You and I (Fashion Video 1)

The music video for Lady Gaga’s latest single, “You and I,” has made its way online. We're not sure if it was leaked or released officially, but here it is!

The new track is the fourth single off her album Born This Way, and in typical Gaga fashion, it melds provocative imagery with her musical talents.

In recent days/weeks, Little Monsters were teased with promises of androgyny, mermaids, Gaga's drag alter ego Jo Calderone, and her banged up feet.

The video features all of that, plus Gaga having sex rather overtly. Check it out below and tell us what you think of her latest song and video:

Lady Gaga - You and I (Official Video)

According to a singer named Rebecca Francescatti, Lady Gaga's hit song "Judas" is a total rip-off of her 1999 song called ... wait for it ... "Juda".

Rebecca is suing Gaga in federal court, and claims the similarities between the two songs are not a coincidence. Her theory behind that claim?

Her former bass player, Brian Gaynor, is now employed by the music company that authored 17 songs for Gaga's most recent album, Born This Way.

Rebecca Francescatti - Juda

"Though the songs are different styles, the composition is the same and the chorus is the same melody," said an attorney for Rebecca Francescatti.

"[Rebecca] is seeking recognition for what she created." Francescatti, who sings under the name Rebecca F., is suing Gaga for unspecified damages.

No comment from Lady Gaga's camp as of yet.

Seems a bit frivolous to us, but you decide. Listen to a snippet of "Juda" (above) and compare it to the Lady's video (below) and see what you think:

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Joe Jonas played an acoustic set in Los Angeles yesterday, and the crowd when gaga for the singer. In return, he went Gaga for his fans!

In promotion of his upcoming solo album, Jonas helped open a new Microsoft store at the Westfield Century City with a live set of music. He did so by covering "Edge of Glory," a rendition that earned Joe the following Tweet from the Lady herself:

Swoon! Nick Jonas singing The Edge of Glory. On my way to press conference in Taichung, listening to it. So dreamy! X

Joe Jonas - Edge of Glory (Live)

Jonas also delivered a version of "See No More," the first single off his September 6 release. Check it out below.

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Born This Way just surpassed five million albums sold globally, and Lady Gaga took to her Facebook page to thank the loyal fans who made it happen.

"In just a few weeks Born This Way sold almost 5 million copies worldwide," she writes. "I ♥ you Monsters its just the beginning. Real work starts now."

What that work is, we can't say. But we can say this with certainty. When the Gaga says jump, Little Monsters all over this earth will say how high.

Cheers to Lady Gaga on this latest milestone!

The music video for Weird Al Yankovic's much-discussed Lady Gaga parody "Perform This Way" has arrived, and it's as outlandish as you'd expect.

True to form, the lyrics are hilarious and the visuals play off them well, but Lady Gaga provided a unique challenge as far as Al spoof targets go.

In order to skewer someone as bombastic as Lady Gaga (this is a woman who wears outfits like these), a parody has to be REALLY out there!

Weird Al - Perform This Way (Official Video)

Does Weird Al's head superimposed on a hot chick's body qualify, with his geeky dome bobbing horribly (intentionally) out of sync? We'd say so.

Weird Al, ironically, has made a career out of this nonsense ... and outlasted the careers of many of the people he's lampooned in this fashion.

Gaga doesn't appear to be a flash in the plan, but if she knows what's good for her, she'll adopt Yankovic's look in a future video of her own.

How awesome would that be to bring it full circle.

Contrasted with her recent efforts, which have been truly epic productions, "The Edge of Glory" does not feel like a typical Lady Gaga music video whatsoever.

Which is probably precisely what she's going for.

The '80s-inspired power ballad, which premiered last night on So You Think You Can Dance, pays homage to her native New York City and videos of yore.

Remember when MTV used to play videos like this? Or at all? No? Anyway, "The Edge of Glory" also features E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons.

Check it out below and see what you think:

Lady Gaga - The Edge Of Glory

What do you think of Lady Gaga's latest video?

Slim Shady is back to his smack-talking ways.

In his new track "A Kiss," from Hell: The Sequel, his new collaborative album with Royce da 5'9, Eminem is in rare form, hammering away at two of the biggest names in the entertainment world today.

The rapper references the Lady Gaga hermaphrodite rumors (been awhile since we've heard about that) and basically calls Bieber Satan.

Eminem - A Kiss (Ft. Royce da 5'9)

He raps: "Tell Lady Gaga she can quit her job at the post office/she's still a male lady. Wouldn't f--k her with her d--k/ You heard it/The verdict's in."

Okay then. As for teen sensation Bieber, he's apparently the devil, according to Eminem, who raps in the song that "evil runs through him."

Sounds about right.

At least he's cool with Katy Perry, though. We think. "Aw hell Shady, he'll tell it like it is/So Katy Perry he's on her tail/He's tailgaiting," he raps.

Pretty standard Eminem right there, although we doubt the fact that he's gone after anybody and everybody will assuage the singers' fans.

Little Monsters and Beliebers, have at it in the comments!