“Telephone” music video will premiere this Thursday (3/11) according to E! Network. Check out the commercial!

March 2nd – Lady GaGa leaves the Mandarin hotel. She is surrounded by fans and photographers as she walks to her car. One of her fans is very excited to see her.

The Big Top 40 Show’s Rich and Kat talked with Lady Gaga backstage at the BRITs. Fresh from winning three gongs, she was in typically enigmatic form. All hail the Queen of the BRITs!

Lady Gaga, whose single “Poker Face” was Britain’s top seller last year, is in the running for best international female solo artist, best international album and best international breakthrough act at the 30th anniversary edition of Britain’s top music awards the Brits.

UPDATES:
- 12:15PM GaGa arrived on the red carpet! (See the photos below!)
- 2:00PM GaGa tweets: Tonight’s performance is inspired by our friend. Mask by Phillip Treacy, Sculpture by Nick Knight, Music by Lady Gaga. We miss you.
- 2:54PM The show starts in 6 minutes!!
- 3:46PM GaGa performs ‘Telephone’ on the piano and ‘Dance In The Dark’ <333
- 4:02PM GaGa just won International Breakthrough Act!!! Congratsss
- 4:44PM GaGa won all of her 3 nominations at this year's Brits Awards!

Semi Precious Weapons premiered their new video last week on MySpace! And as you probably already know they are Gaga’s old New York friends, and are on the Monster Ball with her. Even Lady Starlight also has a cameo!

Francesco Vezzoli’s black-tie-soiree-as-performance-art, “Ballets Russes Italian Style (The Shortest Musical You Will Never See Again),” featuring Lady Gaga and Prada-clad dancers from the Bolshoi Ballet, was undoubtedly one of the highlight’s on last year’s contemporary-art calendar. If you missed the spectacle of spectacles, created for MOCA’s 30th anniversary gala, the Swedish filmmaker Jonas Akerlund captures the extraordinary night in this exclusive new video, “Ballets Russes, Italian Style — Coming Soon.”

“It made sense, given Francesco’s taste for art , which has made use of fake movie posters and fake perfume campaigns,” says Akerlund of the video’s cryptic title. “I thought it would be really cool to create a trailer of sorts for something that has already happened and will never happen again.” Akerlund, who has also directed Gaga’s “Paparazzi” video and the coming one for “Telephone,” captures all of the front-of-house and backstage dramedy from the night, which culminated with everyone’s favorite media monster performing her new song, “Speechless,” on a rotating pink grand piano painted with blue butterflies by Damien Hirst. Enjoy.