Lady Gaga is opening up about her upcoming pop album, LG7, which draws inspiration from a pivotal time in her life that left her feeling ‘unhinged’.

During an exclusive interview with Rolling Stone, Gaga, who just dropped Joker 2’s Harlequin, admitted that her upcoming album is “nothing like Chromatica” and will represent a “time in her life.”

She told the outlet, “The pop album is nothing like Chromatica. It’s a completely different record. I don’t know that I’m even ready to talk about it yet, but it’s coming out soon, and I will. What I would say is, it’s all for me. It’s meant to be ingested as a time in my life.

“And I’m also really excited about this idea that I don’t have to adhere to an era if I don’t want to. I can have a few going at once. That feels unhinged and more like me or Harley. Or whoever.”

In addition, the songstress revealed that the album is heavily inspired by her character and it does not adhere to any one genre.

Referring to the latter as a ‘typical’ Lady Gaga record, the House of Gucci star shared that it is destined to blur the lines of pop music, setting a record on its own.

Netflix is facing legal challenges over Baby Reindeer, which has been ruled out for not living up to its label as a “True Story.”

On Friday, September 27, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that U.S. District Judge R. Gary Klausner has allowed a key defamation claim to proceed in a lawsuit against Netflix regarding its portrayal of a woman as a stalker in Richard Gadd’s series.

While this claim will be further examined, other allegations in the lawsuit have been dismissed by the court.

Fiona Harvey, who claims to be the inspiration for the character Martha, played by Emmy-winning actress Jessica Gunning, has filed a $170 million lawsuit against Netflix in June.

She alleges that the series falsely implies she sexually assaulted Gadd, gouged his eyes, and was imprisoned for stalking him.

In July, Netflix filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit. In his defense, Gadd stated that Harvey stalked him for years while he worked at a London pub, where she allegedly pinched his buttocks and sent him thousands of disturbing emails and voicemails.

The Emmy winning writer reported her to the police and received a “harassment warning,” although she was never criminally prosecuted or jailed, contrary to the show’s depiction of her as a twice-convicted stalker sentenced to five years in prison for sexual assault.

“There is a major difference between stalking and being convicted of stalking in a court of law,” the judge wrote, according to Variety. “Likewise, there are significant differences between inappropriate touching and sexual assault, as well as between shoving and gouging another’s eyes.”

The court added that while Harvey’s alleged actions are reprehensible, the defendants’ statements carry a greater weight and could have a different impact on viewers.

The lawsuit also claims that Netflix “did literally nothing” to verify the statements in the series, which is presented as a true story regarding Harvey.

Reese Witherspoon is making a surprising revelation about her most defining role as Elle Woods in the classic Legally Blonde.

During an exclusive interview with The Hollywood Reporter back in 2019, Reese shared that she almost got turned down for the part for being ‘repellent.’

The actress, who portrayed the ambitious, ruthless student Tracy Flick in the 1999’s Election, reflected on her experience as she failed to impress certain executives on the set of Legally Blonde.

She told the outlet, “They thought I was a shrew.”

Recounting an instance from the past, the Big Little Lies star claimed that the producer thought she literally played herself in the Alexander Payne directorial, “My manager finally called and said, ’You’ve got to go meet with the studio head because he will not approve you [for Legally Blonde].”

Reese further went on to add, “And then I was told to dress sexy.”

Sharing her stance on dressing up a certain way, Reese, who played Rachel Green’s sister in Friends, said, “You’re 23, you have a baby at home, you need the money and you’re being told that by people who know what they’re doing”.

In addition, she acknowledged that the audition process for the 2001 film was rigorous and revealed that she had to meet with producers in character.

Country music icon Shania Twain recently sent her fans into a frenzy with a stylish Instagram post featuring Taylor Swift’s 1989 merchandise.

The Grammy-winning artist, known for hits like Man! I Feel Like A Woman! and That Don’t Impress Me Much, sported a bright blue cardigan from Taylor’s line, paired with black leggings, sneakers, and a casual baseball cap.

Shania’s caption read: “Giddy up, Nashville! The city is already treating me well ahead of the @peopleschoice country awards #PCCAs.”

Fans quickly speculated about a potential collaboration between Shania and Taylor, flooding the comments section with excitement.

One fan enthused, “Omg the TAYLOR SWIFT CARDIGAN AHH a Shania and Taylor collab, when???”

Another fan asked eagerly noted, “1989 cardigan, can we expect a collab? this would be truly awesome! Two of my fav queens!”

The excitement stems from Taylor’s open admiration for Shania, citing her as a major influence in her music career.

While nothing official has been confirmed, this isn’t the first time Shania and Taylor have sparked rumors of collaboration.

Last year, Shania shared a mash-up of her hit song Man! I Feel Like A Woman! with Taylor’s Look What You Made Me Do, causing a similar frenzy among fans.

The two superstars even appeared on stage together at the 2019 American Music Awards, silencing any rumors of a rivalry.

As Shania prepared for her hosting duties at the People’s Choice Country Awards in Nashville, fans continued to hope for a surprise collaboration at the event.

Although a joint performance wasn’t on the schedule, the possibility of a musical partnership between these two queens of country-pop remains tantalizing.