Lady Gaga shared a special moment with her hometown while welcoming 2012 in New York City’s Times Square. Emerging from a glittery black blob, the eccentric superstar performed a medley of her Born This Way tracks including “Heavy Metal Lover,” “Marry the Night,” and “Born This Way” during “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.”

“To say that I love this city is an understatement. This is my hometown and my dream,” said an overjoyed Gaga while overlooking the thousands of revelers.

After changing into a white gown, a masked Gaga helped Mayor Bloomberg count down to the ball drop, dancing into the new year to Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York.”

Lady Gaga delivers a Christmas gift to her Little Monsters with her previously unreleased song “Stuck on Fuckin’ You.” The acoustic record was recorded in one take and features raw vocals from the drunk popstress with Fernando Garibay on guitar. Gaga explained the track’s origins on Twitter.

“I wrote it in Minnesota after the Monster Ball on the tour bus,” she tweeted. “We recorded it in one shot. Fernando on guitar, Paul on Drum Machine. I wrote, sang it, and freestyled the last minute + a half of the song. … We were all wasted on the bus making records. It is such a timecapsule of the spirit of our creativity.”

Lady Gaga returned home for the holidays. Although it wasn’t snowing outside, the blonde bombshell still made it feel like Christmas at Z100’s Jingle Ball 2011 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Gaga put on a sexy show while performing her jazzy rendition of “White Christmas,” which she originally debuted on her ABC Thanksgiving special.

“I recently added a couple lyrics to this song ’cause I think it’s too short,” explained Gaga, who got naughty with some Christmas trees. “Just when I get into it, it stops. It’s like a really bad orgasm. Merry Christmas, New York!”

Gaga fever hit “Ellen.” The hard-working pop star made a return appearance on the talk show, where she discussed her desire to be in a Woody Allen film, going back on tour in the new year, and the meaning behind the autobiographical song and video for “Marry the Night.”

“‘Marry the Night’ is about marrying the darkness, marrying what is difficult about your life,” explained Gaga. “So I guess what the video is asking from all of you is to bare your struggles very close to your heart and have them be a part of you that you’re proud of, as opposed to something that you’re ashamed of.”

Dressed as a ballerina with platform shoes, she and her dancers put a new twist on her dance hit. Watch her recital below.

A few hours before its official premiere, Lady Gaga’s new video leaks online. Watch the 14-minute mini-movie for “Marry the Night,” the fifth single off her Grammy-nominated album Born This Way.

Lady Gaga kicked off “The GRAMMY Nominations Concert Live!! — Countdown to Music’s Biggest Night” with a scary set. Dressed as a skeleton, the pop megastar thrilled with her latest single “Marry the Night,” setting the tone for the evening ahead. She returned to close the show, dueting with Sugarland on a country-tinged version of “You and I.” Gaga scored three nominations including Album of the Year for Born This Way.

“I’m humbled + honored to have a Trinity of nominations from the Grammy’s, including Album of the Year for Born This Way. I love u so much,” she told her Little Monsters. “#PawsUp for our album’s being nominated three years in a row. I could never do it without you. Together, we were #BornToBeBrave.”

“Marry the Night”

“You and I” with Sugarland

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After the turkey had been carved and the last slice of pie had been eaten, families across America sat down to some good old fashioned entertainment from Lady Gaga. The pop sensation starred in ABC’s “A Very Gaga Thanksgiving” on Thursday night. During the 90-minute special, a glamorous Gaga delivered eight live performances before an intimate audience of family and friends, cooked deep fried turkey and waffles with chef Art Smith, and sat down for an interview with Katie Couric at her alma-mater, Sacred Heart Catholic School in Manhattan. Help yourself to Gaga’s holiday feast.

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This Thanksgiving, gather around for some turkey, mashed potatoes, and Lady Gaga. The pop superstar will celebrate the holiday with her closest family and friends on ABC’s “A Very Gaga Thanksgiving.” During the 90-minute special, viewers will see her perform her biggest hits, duet with Tony Bennett, cook up a Thanksgiving feast, and sit down for an interview with Katie Couric at her alma-mater, Sacred Heart Catholic School in Manhattan. Gobble up some Gaga on Thursday at 9:30 p.m.

Kelly Rowland cuddled up on the carpet with a plush teddy bear at the Children in Need Rocks Manchester concert at Manchester’s MEN Arena on Thursday (Nov. 17). Some of music’s biggest stars took the stage to help benefit disadvantaged children in the U.K. The bold Jessie J lit up the carpet in a red wig and patterned bodysuit, while the usually outrageous Lady Gaga was demure in all black. Gaga switched up her look for her performance of “Born This Way” and her latest single “Marry the Night.”

Lady Gaga narrates the “The Prelude Pathétique,” the introduction to her seven-minute short film for “Marry the Night,” the fifth single off her multi-platinum album Born This Way. The pop provocateur stays in style in next season’s Calvin Klein and custom Giuseppe Zanotti heels as she is wheeled on a stretcher into an operating room where a white piano and nurses await. Get excited for Gaga’s latest work of art.