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Lady Gaga Booked to Perform Something — “Wednesday” Song? Grammys? — on Stephen Colbert Monday, September 8th (Video)

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Lady Gaga is coming to Stephen Colbert.

The Oscar winning, Grammy winning, Emmy winning performer will appear on late night show September 8th.

It’s unclear what she’ll be performing — either songs from “Mayhem,” her Grammy buzzed album, or her new song, “The Dead Dance,” from the Netflix series, “Wednesday.” That record dropped yesterday and is number 2 on iTunes.

Or both!

The other guest on Colbert that night is brilliant actor Cillian Murphy.

Also coming up in the next few days on Colbert: the Black Keys, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, “Schitt’s Creek” star Eugene Levy, and Usher.

Tonight: Katherine Maher, CEO of NPR. Imagine what she has to say!

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