Lady Gaga Calls Tony Bennett’s Alzheimer’s Fight ‘Heartbreaking’ To Witness

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Lady Gaga became emotional as she performed alongside Tony Bennett in his final show.The jazz icon, 95, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2016 and announced his retirement from performing earlier this year.He took to the stage for the last time for a special concert in August, titled One Last Time, held at New York’s Radio City Music Hall.The performance was aired in a CBS special on Sunday, with the House of Gucci singer, 35, tearful as she honoured her close friend.Sharing a sweet snap of them on Instagram to commemorate the night, she penned: ‘The real “Lady” of the hour is Susan Benedetto, Tony’s remarkable wife. ‘Thank you Susan for how you love @itstonybennett I love you and Tony and the whole family so much.‘I’ll cry about tonight

Lady Gaga got tearful as she performed her final show with Tony Bennett in CBS special, One Last Time, which aired on Sunday. The glittering concert, which was held at New York City's Radio City Music Hall in August, brought the curtain on iconic swing singer Tony's 75-year recording career , as well as his 10-year working relationship with Gaga.

Tony Bennett’s wife holds a special place in Lady Gaga’s heart.

Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are set to share a new ‘MTV Unplugged show’ this month – get all the details below.The show will see the pair playing stripped-down versions of songs from their new album ‘Love For Sale’, which is nominated for Album Of The Year at the 2022 Grammys.The performance was captured earlier this year in front of an intimate crowd in New York City, and will be broadcast on December 16 as part of MTV’s ‘Love Music With MTV’ series, which will run throughout December.Watch a trailer for the ‘MTV Unplugged’ show below:Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga’s ‘Love For Sale’ was released at the start of October.

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Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are performing together One Last Time tonight.

Lady Gaga is never leaving Tony Bennett’s side.On Tuesday, November 23, the Recording Academy announced the nominees for the 64th Grammy Awards, revealing that the “Bad Romance” singer and the 95-year-old legend were nominated for six awards for their Cole Porter tribute album, Love for Sale.The record, which was released on October 1, has been nominated for Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, Best Music Video, and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical.Following the big news, Gaga took to Instagram to thank the Recording Academy while praising her collaborator, posting a photo with Bennett and art celebrating their nominations.A post shared by Lady Gaga (@ladygaga)“Thank

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett have shared a performance of Cole Porter’s classic track ‘Anything Goes’, delivering their rendition on an episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.Gaga and Bennett had previously recorded a version of ‘Anything Goes’ for their 2014 album ‘Cheek To Cheek’, the first collaborative album from the pair. They’ve since followed up with a new album, ‘Love For Sale’, which arrived back in September.The performance of ‘Anything Goes’ was filmed earlier this year when Gaga and Bennett were performing a two-night run at Radio City Music Hall.

Lady Gaga has shared an emotional update on the health of Tony Bennett, revealing it is "heartbreaking" to watch the acclaimed singer with Alzheimer's.MORE: Lady Gaga finally addresses Bradley Cooper romance rumours following that Oscars duetGaga, 35, and Tony album Love for Sale, a Cole Porter tribute album, has been nominated for album of the year, record of the year, best pop duo/group performance, best traditional pop vocal album, best music video, and best engineered album (non-classical) at the 2022 Grammys.WATCH: Lady Gaga talks about working with Bradley Cooper in A Star Is BornThe superstar, who has collaborated with Tony in the past, appeared on BBC Radio Two's Zoe Ball Show in the hours after the announcement and spoke

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Lady Gaga got emotional as she spoke to Stephen Colbert about her very special friendship with Tony Bennett on Tuesday’s “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”.

Lady Gaga is overjoyed for the love she and Tony Bennett are feeling. On Tuesday, the Recording Academy announced the nominees for the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards, and Gaga and Bennett's album Love for Sale nabbed an incredible six nominations.Gaga took to Instagram Thursday afternoon and shared her heartfelt thanks and her love for her crooning partner.«Thank you so much to the @RecordingAcademy for these 6 nominations for Love For Sale. I am stunned and shocked and beyond grateful,» Gaga wrote, alongside a photo of herself sitting in Bennett's lap that was snapped as a promo pic for the album.

Lady Gaga championed collaborator Tony Bennett as the reason the duo received six Grammy nominations for their album Love For Sale.The 35-year-old super star revealed she was 'stunned' by the recognition, and gushed over her 95-year-old 'music companion' — who she said had the 'idea' for the record in the first place.Speaking to his character and immense musical talent despite his Alzheimer's diagnosis, Gaga revealed that 'today' he was able to 'track every word' she was saying and asserted above all: 'there is nothing like the magic of music.' Force to be reckoned with:Lady Gaga, 35, championed collaborator Tony Bennett, 95, as the reason the duo received six Grammy nominations for their album Love For SaleThe House Of Gucci star shared a

Lady Gaga is sharing a sweet update about being nominated at the 2022 Grammys for her work with Tony Bennett.