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Gaga kicked off 2022 on the awards trail for her stellar performance in “House of Gucci,” earning BAFTA, Critics Choice and SAG Award nominations, among others, before she nabbed a 13th Grammy for her Tony Bennett collaboration “Love for Sale.” Then she set out on her COVID-delayed Chromatica Ball tour, which has made history for single-show attendance and ticket sales. Gaga meshed her love for music and movies by writing “Hold My Hand” for “Top Gun: Maverick,” which landed her her first scoring credit and reentered her into the Oscar conversation after winning best original song in 2019 for “Shallow” from “A Star Is Born.” While her music career continues to soar, she is ramping up the acting projects, having signed on to star as Harley Quinn opposite Joaquin Phoenix in the upcoming musical sequel “Joker: Folie à Deux,” due out in 2024. 

Variety Honors

  • 2017 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2018 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2019 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2020 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2021 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2022 Variety500 Honoree
  • Inclusion Impact
  • Variety Power of Women
  • Women's Impact
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Lady Gaga Lands Emmy Nomination for ‘Wednesday’ Song ‘The Dead Dance’

Lady Gaga Lands Emmy Nomination for ‘Wednesday’ Song ‘The Dead Dance’

Lady Gaga has landed an outstanding music and lyrics Emmy nomination for “The Dead Dance” from Netflix’s “Wednesday.” Gaga now has a total of six Emmy nominations, plus one Sports Emmys win for her 2025 Super Bowl performance of “Hold My Hand.” The "Wednesday" song is written and produced by Gaga and her frequent collaborators Andrew Watt and Cirkut (Henry Russell Walter). “The Dead Dance” can be heard in the second season of the Tim Burton-helmed series during Episode 7....

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