Friday, May 22, 2026

Watch Lady Gaga Perform “La Vie En Rose” for Star Studded Crowd at Academy Museum Opening

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Lady Gaga stole the show in Hollywood Saturday night at the opening of the Academy of Motion Pictures Museum.

Gaga performed “La Vie En Rose” for a star studded crowd that included Cher, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, and stars stars stars like Sophia Loren, Ben Affleck and JLo, Nicole Kidman, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom, Tiffany Haddish, Spike Lee and his whole family, Laura Dern, Michael Keaton, Angela Bassett, Annette Bening (Warren Beatty?), Netflix’s Ted Sarandos and Nicole Avant, and so on. Lots of great pictures at all your usual haunts.

(Everyone got cool looking gift bags, pictured here. Back here in New York I watched the two newest episodes of “Only Murders in the Building” and slept off “Macbeth” and “Many Saints” premieres.)

Cher, the world’s faithful correspondent, wrote on Twitter: “2am.Home & Really Tired. Took Bob & Paul 2 Academy Museum opening.Ran In2 Sarah Paulson,Jumped 2 my Feet As GaGa Finished”La Vie en Rose”,Hugged Sophia Loren,& Met Tiffany Haddish.Chick is a Force of Nature.I Liked Her.” She added Night plus a celebration Emoji.

Her second post: Academy museum part 2.
“Saw SpikeKiss mark,Tom & Rita,told Him [Red heartRed heart]”News Of TheEarth [globe europe-africa”],my Dear Laura Dern,Many Cool Ppl.Told Gaga”This is Bob Mackie, She almost fell over..HES AN ICON. Party was outside..Filled With Heavy Hitters,Donors,Up & Comers,& Ppl Like Me.
Oh 4got Angela Bassett”

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