Check out the world premiere of Gaga’s epic new music video for “Telephone” feat. Beyoncé above! Let us know what you think of this music video by leaving a comment.

Also see Nicola Formichetti’s fashion credits blog to see what GaGa wore in the video

The legend herself, Lady Gaga has arrived in the country and who’s the first person she calls? Her favourite radio station – The Edge!

Lady GaGa who always surprises with her unusual fashion lived up to expectations arriving at LAX dressed to shock with a black leather jacket topped by a black face veil a bikini bottom underneath fish net stockings and long black boots. She also refused to take her facial coverings off in public when asked at the security checkpoint so she was escorted into a private room to be body searched and then 15 minutes later was released and walked thru the terminal towards her departing flight.

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Lady Gaga hides in the back seat of a car as she is driven from the grand opening of West Hollywood’s newest club Trousdale. Gaga could be seen trying to cover her face with her arms and was wearing black lace and a vail.

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We have added a new promo shot from GaGa’s ‘Bad Romance’ music video shoot. Photo by Lauren Dukoff

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MTV — Lady Gaga is currently in the midst of the Australian leg of her massive Monster Ball tour — with scheduled stops in Japan and Europe — and, as you probably know by now, she’s also putting the finishing touches on the much-anticipated “Telephone” video, too.

But neither of those things are standing in the way of yet another ambitious endeavor, a planned 3-D concert and subsequent DVD.

On Monday (March 8), MTV News spoke to a rep for her label, Interscope Records, who told us that “there are talks about a 3-D concert and DVD in the near future.” No other information — including just how a 3-D concert would manifest — was available at press time.

Late last week, Gaga fansites began speculating about plans for a 3-D DVD, but this is the first time a concert has been mentioned. In December, Gaga released a deluxe edition of her Fame Monster album, which included a pair of 3-D glasses that she mysteriously explained would come in handy “for things happening soon.”

In the mean time, her Little Monsters are gearing up for the debut of the “Telephone” video — the follow-up to her striking “Bad Romance” clip — which, after weeks of teasing from Gaga herself and some last-minute editing is scheduled to premiere Thursday at 11:30 p.m. ET on E! News.

Shot by: Kenneth Willardt

By now you’ve probably seen the singer flaunting her sexy bod on the April cover. But there were so many amazing photos from her Cosmo shoot, Cosmopolitan just couldn’t keep them to themselves.

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Photo’s by Lauren Dukoff

LadyGaGa.co.uk posted a few more shots from the ‘Telephone’ music video. Click here to view the shots in low resolution!

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The wait is almost over for all you Little Monsters out there who have been patiently waiting for Lady Gaga’s new video spectacular for ‘Telephone’.

You’ve heard it across your airwaves for weeks now and coming your way this Thursday 11th March is the worldwide exclusive of Gaga’s epic video for ‘Telephone’, receiving it’s grand unveiling over on E!

At 11.30PM PST this Thursday (7.30AM Friday UK time) E! will be revealing the stunning, nine-minute masterpiece, featuring Beyonce and directed by Jonas Akerlund – this is no ordinary music video.

In an interview with E!’s Ryan Seacrest, Gaga said of the video – ““What I like about it is it’s a real true pop event”…“when I was younger I was always excited when there was a big giant event happening in pop music and that’s what I wanted this to be.”

Working with the fabulous Beyonce for a second time, here’s what she had to say about re-teaming up with Gaga – “It was fun to work with Gaga again. This video was a unique opportunity to do something we think will surprise our fans in a creative, edgy way not always seen.”

After the video’s premiere you’ll also be able to watch it online at midnight PST (8am Friday UK time) on VEVO.com, LadyGaga.com and CherrytreeRecords.com.

This Thursday night at 9 PM Pacific/Midnight Eastern, Lady Gaga’s epic new video for “Telephone” with Beyoncé will premiere right here on VEVO. Given what we’ve seen so far (earlier Gaga tweeted this pic), this is shaping up to be the most amazing music video since, well, Bad Romance. Photo by Lauren Dukoff

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T Magazine — In the contemporary fashion dialogue, no celebrity is paid more lip service than Lady Gaga. Such is her reach that the Global Language Monitor recently revealed that “Lady Gaga” topped the list of the most searched fashion terms, with “no pants” a close third. The Moment recently caught up with the fashion plate du jour, who was surprisingly candid and dressed in mufti — an outfit of checked shirt, black tights and vertiginous heels that brought to mind Mary-Kate without the grande nonfat latte — to talk about everything from her new gig as a mouthpiece for M.A.C. and its AIDS fund to her constantly referring to herself in the third person.

I have to say that meeting you is rather odd. It’s like interviewing Mr. T. What to call you?

[Laughs] Lady Gaga or Gaga is fine. Everyone calls me one of the two, and it’s very normal. I think it’s mostly about being in my world and understanding what I do. Everyone here is around the magic that happens when I work with, say, Terence Koh or Francesco Vezzoli or Frank Gehry. When you’re around me and really see that all I do is live and breathe for my work, it’s not strange, it’s just Gaga.

Got it. Before we turned on the tape recorder, I was talking to you about betrayal. Is that something you think about more than ever?

Absolutely. You have no idea. More than dealing with betrayal, though, what is really hard is that I have had to leave my past behind me. It’s hard knowing who to trust with your personal life. When you cry in your room at night, you don’t always know who to call. So I am very close to my family.

Why would you disconnect yourself from your past?

I left it behind because I had to. For many reasons, like drugs. It’s no secret that I have had problems with drugs in the past. And some places represent to me things in terms of my mental and physical health, so you learn to move on, to preserve what your mission in life is, and my greater mission is my fans.