Lady Gaga

working on the set of A Star Is Born

filming a scene for A Star is Born on late Friday night (May 5) in Cypress, Calif.

on the Los Angeles set of A Star Is Born

 leaving her apartment and heading to a studio on Sunday (May 14) in New York City.

heading out on the town on Monday morning (May 15) in New York City.

Lady Gaga made some time for a gal pal during a break from filming A Star Is Born!

The 31-year-old superstar was spotted grabbing a drink at Honeyboba with a friend on Friday afternoon (May 26) in Los Angeles.

 filming in Silver Lake, California

“A Star Is Born” Set in Los Angeles 06/06/2017

Lady Gaga and her boyfriend Christian Carino wrap their arms around each other while going for a romantic walk along the beach on Tuesday afternoon (June 20) in the Hamptons, N.Y.

in Montauk

The 31-year-old entertainer and actress and Christian stepped out at Vintage Grocers on Sunday (July 2) to grab some goodies in Malibu, Calif. 

Heading to Starbucks in Vancouver 07/30/2017

Lady Gaga - ‘Joanne World Tour’ at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada, 2 August, 2017

Netflix is set to debut Gaga: Five Foot Two on September 22!

The documentary, which Gaga has been teasing all night, will also premiere at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. Simultaneously, the documentary will premiere on Netflix.

The documentary pulls back the curtain to introduce the woman behind the performer, the costumes, the glitz and the glamour. Off-stage, in the studio, unplugged and at home, audiences get an unguarded glimpse at Gaga through a series of personal highs and lows and the culmination of a year’s emotional journey. From struggles with relationships to health issues, from finding solace in her inner circle to conquering her insecurities, Gaga: Five Foot Two navigates the divide between life as a superstar and life as an everyday woman.

 first photo as the brand ambassador for Tudor’s “Born to Dare” campaign

V magazine’s issue 109

On the people who help her everyday: “I have these wonderful powerful women in my life. They wake me up every day and make sure I am powerful, feeling good and strong. And also the gay men in my life. I would be lying if I said there weren’t some straight men on my team, but to me it’s the women and the gay men around me who give me strength.”

On her latest album: “For me, Joanne, in the simplest terms, it’s the classic stories of our lives that help us return to who we really are, no matter how lost we get. You can always go back to a loss, or the pain of a pending loss, or a challenging struggle in your family life, or your childhood. And when you go back to that place, it somehow brings you back to where you were in the beginning. And for me, that’s what writing this album was all about. Because after The Fame Monster and subsequent albums, I felt that there was a part of me that was connecting on a human level with the public and part of me that was connecting on a whole new level, one that I had been wanting to connect with them on, a sort of fantastic magical level. And now, I want more of that connection.”

On her love for horses: “I guess, when I moved to California, the sunlight was really good for me—I was happy. The sunshine helped to keep an optimism in my music. And while out there, I developed a special connection to horses. It began when my record label gave me a horse for my birthday: an Arabian mare named Arabella. I had never taken a horse- riding lesson. I literally did not know how to ride a horse. But I just grabbed her by the mane and rode her bareback. She’s so well-trained that when I was about to fall o her, she stepped to the side to collect me. I also got her a boyfriend, Trigger—a stallion—because I didn’t want her to be alone. With him, I have to ride with a saddle. When I ride him, it always makes me feel so powerful, because he is so powerful. There’s no pressure. I just get on the horse and go. It’s sort of a metaphor for all the guys I’ve been with.”