People We Love 2016: Lady Gaga

After four studio albums, even an unstopPable force like Lady Gaga deserved a moment to catch her breath.

Photo courtesy Interscope Records

But being busy hasn’t stunted her creative output. This past year alone she’s collected a Golden Globe for her performance in American Horror Story: Hotel and received an Academy Award nomination for her anthem addressing survivors of sexual assault, “Til It Happens To You.” All of this presaged the release of her new album Joanne, a return to the kind of contemporary music that first got us dancing to the beat of the Mother Monster half a decade ago. Plus the announcement that she’ll headline the halftime show at Super Bowl 51 in February means she’s already given us something to anticipate in 2017.

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