If you were underwhelmed by Lady Gaga’s last video for “The Edge of Glory,” then you’ll get a thrill out of her latest visual marvel. The eccentric superstar heads to Nebraska to shoot the over-the-top visuals for “Yoü and I,” the fourth single off her chart-topping album Born This Way, which was written about her on-and-off boyfriend Luc Carl.

In typical Gaga fashion, she embodies a plethora of bold looks, while making out with her male alter-ego Jo Calderone in a corn field and transforming into a mermaid named Yuyi.

“[The video is about the] idea that when you’re away from someone you love, it’s torture,” she told Omaha radio station 94.1. “I knew I wanted the video to be about me sprinting back and walking hundreds of thousands of miles to get him back.”

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Lady Gaga showed love to fellow pop darling Britney Spears by attending the “Femme Fatale” tour at Boardwalk Hall Arena in Atlantic City last night. Unmistakable in a black bra, leather gloves, cap, and sunglasses, the “Born This Way” singer sipped on a cocktail while enjoying the show with friends.

“Atlantic City, I have a very special guest here tonight. Lady Gaga is in the house!” announced Brit before blowing a kiss to Gaga. “It is such an honor to have her here.”

The blonde star stood up as the spotlight shined on her, making a heart shape with her hands and bowing to Britney.

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Dude looks like a lady on the cover of “Yoü and I,” the fourth single off Lady Gaga’s chart-topping album Born This Way. The pop provocateur transforms into her male alter-ego Jo Calderone—who bears a striking resemblance to Bob Dylan—puffing on a cigarette in the black-and-white artwork. Gaga makes a pretty convincing dude, don’t you think?

Lady Gaga pulled double duty, co-hosting and performing on “The View.” The fashionista, decked out from head to toe in houndstooth, chatted with Whoopie, Joy, Barbara, and Elizabeth about the loss of Amy Winehouse and Clarence Clemons and celebrated the legalization of gay marriage in New York. Later in the program, she took a seat at her matching piano to perform her latest single “Yoü and I.”

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There’s no stopping Lady Gaga. The pop powerhouse rolled through L.A. for her latest round of promotional appearances. First she hit up Fox’s dance competition “So You Think You Can Dance,” where she guest judged the day before. Gaga schooled the contestants, whipping her teal ponytail around as she wowed with her Born This Way hits, “The Edge of Glory” and “Yoü and I.”

Later in the evening, she caused chaos on the streets of Hollywood during her visit to “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” She chatted with her fellow Italian about what she likes to cook, getting nominated for five Emmys, bowling in heels, and starting a family, and once again performed “The Edge of Glory” and “Yoü and I” on the outdoor stage.

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The biggest names in pop music are coming together on one stage. Clear Channel has announced the star-studded lineup for the iHeartRadio Music Festival, the largest live concert event in radio history.

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Lady Gaga spun a tangled web at MTV Video Music Aid Japan, a two-hour event benefitting the Japanese Red Cross. The eccentric star opened the show trapped in a giant spiderweb for her theatrical performance of “The Edge of Glory.” After breaking free, Mother Monster climbed the stairs to a custom spider-shaped piano and delivered her record-breaking hit “Born This Way.”

“I can’t say enough to people all over the world that the majority of Japan right now, Japan in general, is very safe,” Gaga told reporters during her visit to the earthquake-ravaged country. “It’s fine to come here. It’s beautiful.”

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“Weird Al” Yankovic has parodied Michael Jackson’s “Beat It,” T.I.’s “Whatever You Like,” and Chamillionaire’s “Ridin’.” Now for his latest act, the notorious satirist takes on Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way,” renaming it “Perform This Way.”

The song, which received Gaga’s approval, mocks the video for her hit single “Born This Way.” Weird Al emerges from a vessel with his head on a woman’s body, changing into many of the pop superstar’s outrageous outfits including the bubbles from her Rolling Stone cover, caution tape from the “Telephone” video, and her VMA meat dress.

All in good fun.

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