Lady Gaga has recently reignited excitement among fans by teasing a potential sequel to her iconic 2010 collaboration with Beyoncé, "Telephone." During a Q&A session with fans, Gaga was asked about ...

Fifteen years ago, Lady Gaga released EP The Fame Monster, a reissue of her 2008 debut album The Fame. In a stark contrast to its predecessor, the pop star’s EP tracks chronicled the sordid and grotty ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. She nervously responded "yes" when Vanity Fair asked her if Telephone would "ever be continued" during their lie detector test.

Back in 2010, Lady Gaga and Beyoncé had a major pop moment when they collaborated on “Telephone” from Gaga’s The Fame Monster. For years, fans have wondered if there would be a sequel, and now Gaga ...

Lady Gaga intends to keep the one promise she has yet to fulfill. In Vanity Fair’s newest “Lie Detector Test” video, posted on Feb. 19, Gaga opened up about the long-awaited sequel to her famous ...

attends Stevie Wonder: Songs In The Key Of Life - An All-Star GRAMMY Salute at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on February 10, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. Link Copied to Clipboard! Lady Gaga spilled all ...

Lady Gaga recently sparked excitement among fans when she teased the possibility of a sequel to her iconic 2009 music video for "Telephone," which she collaborated on ...

Lady Gaga has confirmed that a sequel to "Telephone" is on the way. The 38-year-old pop star teamed up with Beyonce in 2010 for the track from her EP The Fame Monster, and while the music video ...

Once upon a time, it was 2009. “Glee” was in its first season, the “It Gets Better” project was merely a twinkle in Dan Savage’s eye, Katy Perry’s homophobic anthems were topping the charts, and the ...

After nearly 16 years, Lady Gaga has reignited hopes for a continuation of her iconic single 'Telephone', hinting at more adventures with her original collaborator Beyonce Knowles. AceShowbiz - The ...

The Pussy Wagon is driving out of the garage for one more spin, and that’s a promise from Lady Gaga herself. Fifteen years after her iconic video with Beyoncé “Telephone” ended with a “To be continued ...

A cliché phrase that was painted across the screen at the end of Lady Gaga’s “Telephone” music video. Now, a decade and a half later, there has yet to be a continuation of the music video’s storyline, ...