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To commemorate the Fame Monster's 32nd birthday, take a look back at these five GRAMMY accomplishments
Renée Fabian
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Mar 28, 2018 - 2:13 pm

Little Monsters, get out those party hats, because it's a national holiday: Lady Gaga's birthday.

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As the Fame Monster turns 32 on March 28, take a look back at five memorable GRAMMY moments from over the years, including her early GRAMMY history, unforgettable fashion, prestigious nominations, and standout performances.

Here’s me in 2007 right before I dyed my hair blonde and released Just Dance. It’s now 2018 and I’m so blessed to be turning 32 with a fanbase of Little Monsters I’ve watched spread a message of acceptance and kindness for 10 years now.  pic.twitter.com/n3dPG7ZQ2H

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) March 28, 2018

First GRAMMY Wins

She's now a six-time GRAMMY winner, but following a single nomination at the 51st GRAMMYs, Lady Gaga came out swinging the following year at the 52nd GRAMMY Awards. She earned five nominations, including nods for Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year and Album Of The Year. By the end of the night, Mother Monster took home two awards: Best Dance Recording ("Poker Face") and Best Electronic/Dance Album (The Fame).

Album Of The Year GRAMMY Nominations

Lady Gaga has earned GRAMMY nods for the prestigious Album Of The Year category not just twice, but three times in her career. Her 2008 debut studio album The Fame was recognized at the 52nd GRAMMY Awards. She earned her second nomination for 2009's EP The Fame Monster at the 53rd GRAMMYs, and her most recent nod for Album Of The Year came for 2011's anthem-packed album Born This Way at the 54th GRAMMY Awards.

Taking Duets To Another Level

Lady Gaga is a versatile performer, and she proved that with her 2014 collaboration with Tony Bennett, Cheek To Cheek. The 11-track album saw the two artists taking a trip back into music history by reinterpreting classics such as "Anything Goes," "I Won't Dance" and "It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)." The album earned the dynamic duo the GRAMMY for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the 57th GRAMMY Awards.

GRAMMY Fashion To Remember

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Lady Gaga: GRAMMY Fashion Evolution

It's hard to mention Lady Gaga without also taking a trip down fashion memory lane. We've seen Gaga arrive at the GRAMMYs in everything: a glittery out-of-this world orbit dress, as a hatchling in a literal egg ushered down the red carpet and a David Bowie-inspired midnight blue gown with flaming red hair. Most recently, at the 60th GRAMMY Awards, Gaga elected to wear a stunning black laced Armani gown that radiated elegance.   

Unforgettable GRAMMY Performances

Elton John On His GRAMMY Moment With Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga has become a GRAMMY stage regular, giving six career performances to date. Her first was a brilliant medley of "Poker Face," "Speechless" and "Your Song" with none other than Elton John at the 52nd GRAMMYs. She also delivered a killer Bowie tribute medley comprising more than 10 of Bowie's hits at the 58th GRAMMYs, rocked out with Metallica at the 59th GRAMMY Awards and at the 60th GRAMMYs delivered heartfelt renditions of her GRAMMY-nominated songs "Million Reasons" and "Joanne."

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Your Favorite Artists React To Their 2019 GRAMMY Nominations

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Share in the excitement as this year's nominees take to social media to react to the good news
Ana Monroy Yglesias
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Dec 8, 2018 - 9:05 am

The past 24 hours have been filled with celebration, gratitude and even some tears of joy, after the nominees for the 2019 GRAMMY Awards were announced bright and early on Dec. 7.

Nominated artists took to social media to share their reactions with fans, fellow artists and the Recording Academy, leaving everyone feeling the positive glow as the excitement for the 61st GRAMMYs continues to build.

Read on to see the reactions from some of your favorite artists, including first-time nominees Camila Cabello, Dua Lipa, Ella Mai, Greta Van Fleet and H.E.R., return nominees like Cardi B and Pusha-T and past GRAMMY winners such as Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Pharrell Williams and Zedd.

But first, let's check in with the 2019 Best New Artist contenders: Bebe Rexha, Chloe X Halle, Dua Lipa, Greta Van Fleet, H.E.R., Jorja Smith and Margo Price all took to Twitter to celebrate, with sisters Chloe and Halle sharing a video of them holding each other and crying, while Rexha shared a teary clip as well. Lipa shared several posts, including one that summed it up well: "TWO NOMINATIONS TWO GRAMMY NOMINATIONS IM SO HAPPY BUT I CANT STOP CRYING I CANT BELIEVE IT!!!!"

Bebe Rexha

https://twitter.com/BebeRexha/status/1071064967531692033

Two Grammy nominations. 😭 pic.twitter.com/h1Jc0wG9ix

— Bebe Rexha (@BebeRexha) December 7, 2018

Chloe X Halle

https://twitter.com/chloexhalle/status/1071062725571227648

we did it sis ❤️ 5:30am when we found out about the 2 grammy noms... unbelievable pic.twitter.com/yr0voC1M6U

— chloe x halle (@chloexhalle) December 7, 2018

Dua Lipa

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Greta Van Fleet

Exceedingly humbled to be nominated for a Grammy Award. We are overwhelmed by your magnificent love & support in this unbelievable year. To share this honor & say thank you, we will donate $1 from every December Detroit ticket to @CHMFoundation, on behalf of The Peaceful Army. pic.twitter.com/hI8N5SPcMq

— Greta Van Fleet (@GretaVanFleet) December 7, 2018

H.E.R.

https://twitter.com/HERMusicx/status/1071099131186294785

MOOOOODDD. 5 GRAMMY NOMINATIONS. I DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT TO SAY. BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH. GREATEST TEAM IN THE WORLD. IT’S BEEN A LOOONNNG TIME COMING! GOD IS GOOD. ❤️ https://t.co/zDuMsEDyry pic.twitter.com/JYGX3zoWov

— H.E.R. (@HERMusicx) December 7, 2018

Jorja Smith

https://twitter.com/JorjaSmith/status/1071171695250169860

Seriously thank you for an amazing year. I have no words, dropped a video today too and got nominated for a Grammy???????😭 I love what I am doing, it can get a lot sometimes but everything is worth it. Always.#GRAMMYs #GrammyNominations #grammynoms pic.twitter.com/iuQDArhlvU

— Jorja Smith (@JorjaSmith) December 7, 2018

Margo Price

Woah! Woke up to my phone blowing up this morning... it’s an honor to get a Grammy nomination for best new artist! pic.twitter.com/uBEamgdt0T

— Margo Price (@MissMargoPrice) December 7, 2018

In addition to Best New Artist nominees, there were quite a few more first-time GRAMMY nominees this year, and their joy about the news was equally palpable. Cabello, like Lipa, shared several posts on Twitter, one of which reading: "I usually can't shut up but right now I’m speechless. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU."

Camila Cabello

https://twitter.com/Camila_Cabello/status/1071118078698799112

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Ella Mai

https://twitter.com/ellamai/status/1071066250955157505

song of the year and best r&b song 🎉 be de da dooooooo ❤️

— Ella Mai (@ellamai) December 7, 2018

Florida Georgia Line

https://twitter.com/FLAGALine/status/1071132411906457600

WORDS can’t describe how we’re feeling. Finding out we’ve been nominated for a @RecordingAcad Grammy is a huge honor! @BebeRexha - so incredibly proud to be sharing this nomination with you. Thank you to our families, our friends and Y'ALL for always believing in us. 🙏 #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/E3T4ABwKSY

— Florida Georgia Line (@FLAGALine) December 7, 2018

Missy Mazolli

OMG OMG OMG OMG WHAAAAAATTTTTTTT https://t.co/6s83ZV6tnd

— Missy Mazzoli (@missymazzoli) December 7, 2018

Shawn Mendes

Unbelievable, speechless right now. I LOVE YOU

— Shawn Mendes (@ShawnMendes) December 7, 2018

Next up, let's take a look at a few artists who have been nominated in the past: Pusha-T, who is nominated for Best Rap Album for Daytona, shared this message with his fans: "12/7/18: From this day forward it's, 'The GRAMMY Nominated' Pusha-T. Thank you for your cooperation... #Daytona."

Meanwhile, Cardi learned about her nominations in an unconventional way, but she was excited about her second round, nonetheless.

Cardi B

https://twitter.com/iamcardib/status/1071150806500564992

This is not How expected to find out I’m nominated for a Grammy 😩😩😂I need a do over 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️😩 pic.twitter.com/aCt5WH6ZwZ

— iamcardib (@iamcardib) December 7, 2018

Pusha-T

12/7/18: From this day forward its, “The Grammy Nominated” Pusha-T. Thank you for your cooperation... #Daytona

A post shared by Pusha T (@kingpush) on Dec 7, 2018 at 12:32pm PST

6LACK

https://twitter.com/6LACK/status/1071114518544113665

just woke up & heard i earned myself another grammy nomination. big love and big blessings. we going back! 🏆💌 pic.twitter.com/RPXtd57GEL

— black (@6LACK) December 7, 2018

Finally, we looked to some of your favorite past GRAMMY winners who are up for additional awards this year: Zedd has added three more nominations to his tally for the hit single "The Middle" featuring Maren Morris and Grey, including Record Of The Year, posting "holy f*** I just woke up to 3 (!) GRAMMY nominations."

Multi-hyphenate Pharrell may already have quite a few wins under his belt, but is still stoked to be nominated for Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical, sharing: "THANK YOU @RecordingAcad. Truly honored."

Kacey Musgraves

Art is thriving. I’ve been so inspired by the creative climate this year has generated, and I’m SO thankful to be nominated alongside some truly brilliant & innovative artists. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Xx pic.twitter.com/G0FhNCpbOa

— K A C E Y   M U S G R A V E S (@KaceyMusgraves) December 7, 2018

Lady Gaga

https://twitter.com/ladygaga/status/1071193270196199424

Thank you @RecordingAcad #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/UMdtGDbM7y

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) December 8, 2018

Mark Ronson

such a real freaking honour, shock and surprise to be nominated for “electricity”
i truly love this song so much. @dualipa @diplo pic.twitter.com/w7tmoAqv3b

— Mark Ronson (@MarkRonson) December 7, 2018

Pharrell Williams

https://twitter.com/Pharrell/status/1071126740263563265

THANK YOU @RecordingAcad. Truly honored 🙏🏾 https://t.co/LdSPOMa2yd

— Pharrell Williams (@Pharrell) December 7, 2018

Zedd

https://twitter.com/Zedd/status/1071120371120828416

holy fuck I just woke up to 3 (!) grammy nominations 😭🙏 pic.twitter.com/SJ2YMkE2YG

— Zedd (@Zedd) December 7, 2018

Congratulations to all of the nominees! Come back to grammy.com for more 61st GRAMMY Awards content with your favorite artists and tune in to Music's Biggest Night on Feb. 10 for even more excitement as we find out who the winners are.

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NPR listeners voted for the most inspiring female artists, what do you think of the list?
Ana Monroy Yglesias
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Nov 21, 2018 - 10:41 am

Three weeks ago NPR asked its listeners who they think are the most influential female musicians currently making waves of change. The question inspired over a thousand fans to participate in the poll and on Nov. 20, they shared the top 25 artists from the responses, which put GRAMMY winners Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Taylor Swift in the top five, along with more current-day sheroes, among them fellow GRAMMY winners Lorde, Amy Winehouse and St. Vincent and GRAMMY nominees Janelle Monáe, Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande.

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The list also includes GRAMMY winners P!nk, Alicia Keys and Adele and GRAMMY nominees Florence + the Machine, Sia, Halsey, Cardi B, Kesha, Kehlani, Demi Lovato, Lana Del Rey and Katy Perry.

NPR highlighted that while most of these talented artists fall under the umbrella of popstars, their style and influence is far from cookie-cutter, with authenticity playing a prominent role in responders' answers. In NPR's words: "While the majority of the artists you picked are pop singers, your comments show that this commonality doesn't mean they all exert influence in the same way. You remarked on artists' command of their instruments…their inventiveness around genre; their ability to be honest and authentic in their songwriting."

Others on the list include M.I.A., whose hit "Paper Planes" took over the airwaves in 2008, along with Camila Cabello, whose debut single as a solo artist took over the airwaves in 2017, as well as rising star Hayley Kiyoko, who sits at No. 4 on their list, although she only released her debut album, Expectations, earlier this year.

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The poll also solicited comments from voters. "[Kiyoko] has influenced an entire new generation of youth to be comfortable with their own sexualities and does this with dreamy pop music that lifts spirits," Manpreet told NPR.

Another response pointed to the importance of Beyoncé, who took first place on the list, as a role model for young black girls. "Her mere presence is enough to encourage young black girls to strive for greatness," fan Niharika Palakodety said. "She doesn't shy away from saying things as they are, and her focus on every detail of her music makes it that much more important." 

The superstar herself seems deeply aware of this, which she reflected on during her acceptance speech for Best Urban Contemporary Album for her groundbreaking Lemonade at the 59th GRAMMY Awards. A then-pregnant, glowing-goddess Beyoncé shared during the show:

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"It's important to me to show images to my children that reflect their beauty, so they can grow up in a world where they look in the mirror, first through their own families, as well as the news, the Super Bowl, the Olympics, the White House and the GRAMMYs, and see themselves and have no doubt that they're beautiful, intelligent and capable. This is something I want for every child of every race."

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Lady Gaga is one of the most iconic pop stars of this decade. With the singer/songwriter showing her acting talents in A Star Is Born, we want to know which of her songs is your favorite
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GRAMMY winner Lady Gaga is one of the most iconic pop stars of this decade. With hits like "Alejandro," "Bad Romance," "Applause," Perfect Illusion" and more her sound is both widely appealing and ever evolving. With the singer/songwriter showing her acting talents in A Star Is Born, we want to know which song she's released over the years is your favorite.

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See "Enigma" or "Jazz & Piano" or both as the diva of differentness prepares to show multiple sides of her musical range
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Aug 7, 2018 - 1:39 pm

On Aug. 7 GRAMMY winner and soon to be movie star Lady Gaga released the details of her extended Las Vegas residency and the two very different shows she is planning. Hosted at the Park MGM, emerging from its previous Monte Carlo brand with a $500 million make-over, spectacular "Enigma" stagings begin late Dec. through early Feb., pick up again late May through mid-June, and conclude in Oct.–Nov. Interspersed in the first two blocks will be four "Jazz & Piano" performances — Jan. 20, Feb. 3, and June 2 & 9 — offering the tempting prospect of catching the two different shows back-to-back in special ticketing packages.

"I can't wait to share Enigma with all of my fans and with Las Vegas," said Gaga. "We're creating a show unlike anything I've done before. It will be a celebration of all that is unique and different within us. The challenges of bravery can be overcome with creativity and courage that is grown out of adversity."

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LADY GAGA ENIGMA
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PLUS 4 EXCLUSIVE JAZZ & PIANO ENGAGEMENTS
LITTLE MONSTERS PRE-SALE TOMORROW
ON SALE 8/13. https://t.co/pv0Ib9sGnV #GAGAVEGAS pic.twitter.com/DsZhRH79KH

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) August 7, 2018

The J&P performances will be "stripped down" and feature standards from the Great American Songbook. Notably Gaga shared a win for these at the 57th GRAMMY Awards with Tony Bennett, as their Cheek To Cheek won Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. Her most recent album is 2016's Joanne, nominated at the 60th GRAMMY Awards for Best Pop Vocal Album. Her movie A Star Is Born with Bradley Cooper will open on Oct. 5.

With ticketing details on Lady Gaga's website, Little Monsters can qualify for first chances to buy tix in the pre-sale period from Aug. 8–12. On Aug. 13 tickets and VIP packages will open to the public.

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