Lady Gaga Pays Tribute To David Bowie At The 2016 Grammy Awards

Lady Gaga, in a partnership with Intel (read about the technology here), paid an amazing tribute to David Bowie, who passed away last month.

The performance happened at the 58th Grammy Awards and it was one of the most anticipated moments of the night. Nile Rodgers, who was friends with Bowie, was the musical director and performed alongside Gaga.

Watch the nearly 7-minute David Bowie tribute by Lady Gaga:

What are your thoughts on this performance? Comment below.

Lady Gaga Gets A New Tattoo Honoring David Bowie

Lady Gaga got a new tattoo this weekend. She went to Mark Mahoney's tattoo studio in Hollywood and got a David Bowie tattoo. Gaga is a huge fan of Bowie and is very inspired by his work. “He’s sort of like an alien prince. He still runs my universe as well — like, every morning I wake up and I think, ’What would Bowie do?'” Lady Gaga told Alan Carr in 2013.

Gaga snapchated all the process of her new tattoo. Watch below:

Lady Gaga on Snapchat: "Mark Mahoney"
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Lady Gaga on Snapchat.
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Lady Gaga on Snapchat.
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Lady Gaga on Snapchat.
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Lady Gaga on Snapchat: "And it begins"
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Lady Gaga on Snapchat.
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Lady Gaga on Snapchat.
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Did you like the new tattoo? Comment your thoughts below.

Don't forget: Lady Gaga will perform a special tribute to David Bowie at the 58th #GRAMMYs LIVE on CBS Feb. 15.

Lady Gaga Will Be Honored At The Grammy Museum

Lady Gaga will receive the Artist Award and perform at the Grammy Museum's 2016 Awards on April 4 in Beverly Hills.

The information is from The Hollywood Reporter.

"Six-time Grammy winner Lady Gaga can update her résumé with yet another honor: the recent Golden Globe winner will receive the Jane Ortner Artist Award at the Grammy Museum's 2016 Jane Ortner Education Award Luncheon on April 4 at Ron Burkle's Green Acres home in Beverly Hills. 

At the luncheon, Gaga will not only receive the honor — doled out to a performer who has demonstrated passion and dedication to education through the arts — but she will also sing, as will nine-time Grammy winner and Oscar winner John Legend, who received the Grammy Museum's inaugural Jane Ortner Artist Award. Gaga is currently nominated for an Oscar with Diane Warren for their collaboration on "Til It Happens to You."

"The enormous impact Lady Gaga has had on artists and fans began with a strong educational foundation," Bob Santelli, executive director of the Grammy Museum, said in a statement. "Her career trajectory, marked by extraordinary talent and creativity, is one of the most inspiring stories in music." "