Skip to content
Search

Lady Gaga on Fans Embracing Bruno Mars Duet: ‘Power of Music is Big’

Lady Gaga on Fans Embracing Bruno Mars Duet: ‘Power of Music is Big’

Lady Gaga is thanking fans for their strong response to “Die With A Smile,” her romantic duet with Bruno Mars, and her first single in two years.

“Watching fans from all over the world celebrate this music has meant so much to me, to see the words of the song touch your heart and the video provoke this huge wave of dancing and fun is beautiful to watch and I’m so grateful,” Gaga wrote on social media on Thursday.


“Thank you thank you thank you for loving our song i love you for real and i hope the message of love we shared will continue to create special moments for you all in your lives—I know it does in mine every day,” Gaga added. “The power of music is big and your love of this song reminded me of that.”

The artists debuted their duet last week at the first ever event at Los Angeles’s new Intuit Dome, releasing “Die With A Smile” after teasing the track for days prior.

“Die With A Smile” has grown increasingly popular since its release last week and is now a strong contender for a top-10 debut on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart next week. As Billboard noted, while the song had a more modest first-day performance, its streams have steadily climbed this week, rising 34 percent from Sunday to Monday alone.

Gaga’s single comes as she gets ready for the release of Joker: Folie À Deux, where she is co-starring alongside Joaquin Phoenix as Harley Quinn, the Clown Prince of Crime’s love interest in many of the Batman comic books, television shows, and movies. Given the song’s title, fans have speculated if “Die With A Smile” is tied to the upcoming film.

More Stories

Drake Appeals Dismissal of ‘Not Like Us’ Defamation Case, Calls Ruling ‘Dangerous’
Simone Joyner/Getty Images for ABA

Drake Appeals Dismissal of ‘Not Like Us’ Defamation Case, Calls Ruling ‘Dangerous’

Three months after a federal judge dismissed Drake’s defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group, the superstar rapper and his lawyers filed an opening appellate brief Wednesday that seeks to overturn the ruling and revive his bid for damages over Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-winning diss track, “Not Like Us.”

In the new 60-page brief obtained by Rolling Stone, Drake argues that Lamar’s track states, as an “unambiguous matter of fact,” that he is a “certified pedophile.” He also claims Universal Music Group “relentlessly” marketed the song in a way that misled consumers and caused him serious harm. The brief contends that the allegation carries a “precise” and readily understood meaning that is “capable of being proven true or false,” a point the district court previously acknowledged, according to the filing.

Keep ReadingShow less
Pharrell Williams Debuts Unreleased Music With A$AP Rocky, Pusha T at Paris Fashion Week
Getty Images

Pharrell Williams Debuts Unreleased Music With A$AP Rocky, Pusha T at Paris Fashion Week

Pharrell Williams used Louis Vuitton’s Fall-Winter 2026 Men’s show at Paris Fashion Week as a dual-stage debut, unveiling both a new collection and a slate of unreleased music that underscored his expanding creative reach.

Held Tuesday (Jan. 20) at 2 Rue du Pont Neuf, the show was designed by Williams in his role as Louis Vuitton Men’s Creative Director, who also curated and produced the evening’s soundtrack—comprised entirely of unheard collaborations expected to surface on forthcoming albums, though no release details have been confirmed.

Keep ReadingShow less
Taylor Swift Inducted Into Songwriters Hall of Fame
Erika Goldring/TAS24/Getty Images

Taylor Swift Inducted Into Songwriters Hall of Fame

Taylor Swift will be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame this summer, making the 36-year-old one of the youngest people ever to be welcomed into the prestigious organization.

Swift will be honored alongside her fellow class of 2026 inductees Alanis Morissette, Kenny Loggins, Christopher “Tricky” Stewart, Kiss’ Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, Terry Britten & Graham Lyle, and Walter Afanasieff.

Keep ReadingShow less
Katy Perry joins Trudeau and Carney in Davos
Capture d'écran via @KatyPerrysx sur Instagram

Katy Perry joins Trudeau and Carney in Davos

After visiting China and Qatar in recent days for new trade agreement negotiations, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is currently in Davos, in the Swiss Alps, where the World Economic Forum is being held.

Earlier today, his predecessor Justin Trudeau delivered a speech in which he emphasized the importance of “soft power,” more crucial than ever in a tense climate, as all eyes are fixed on President Trump, who continually threatens international geopolitical stability. However, he carefully avoided mentioning Trump directly and did not comment on his successor’s mandate to date.

Keep ReadingShow less
Harry Styles Will Offer First Snapshot of New Album With Lead Single ‘Aperture’
Johnny Dufort*

Harry Styles Will Offer First Snapshot of New Album With Lead Single ‘Aperture’

In the lead-up to the announcement of his fourth album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, Harry Styles left cryptic messages scattered across the world. One in particular read, “Let the light in.” As it turns out, the note was a nod to the first single from the album, “Aperture.” The song will be released worldwide at 7 p.m. EST on Jan. 22 ahead of the album’s March 6 arrival.

Aperture, of course, controls how much light passes through a camera. Last week’s album announcement arrived with a new slate of merch, including a limited-edition box set containing a reloadable 35mm film camera. Styles also shared an Instagram Story post featuring an animation of the single title opening and closing, letting light in and shutting it out. The accompanying grid post captures Styles grinning in the studio.

Keep ReadingShow less