Lady Gaga Says She Thought About Suicide 'Every Day'

pic.twitter.com/ftd53zxnzFThe news comes less than a month after Schneider announced she was leaving her day job following her amazing run on Her streak on the iconic game show came to an end in January after 40 games. She first made headlines in December after setting the record for the most consecutive wins by a woman at 21, beating Julia Collins' 20 wins. The next month, Schneider made history when she surpassed Matt Amodio as the second-most winning contestant on the long-running game show.

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returns for its sixth season on Sunday, March 6, and while it may be a welcome return for devoted followers of the Starz series — adapted from Diana Gabaldon's book series of the same name — there's plenty of drama and some dark times ahead for the Fraser clan. Season 6 will find Claire and Jamie Fraser (series stars Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan) on the brink of the American Revolution, but before they can sort their loyalties to crown and country, they must deal with the problems at the homefront.Looming this season are the aftermath of Claire's brutal kidnapping and assault by Lionel Brown and his men — as well as Marsali's eventual murder of Lionel himself — the arrival of Tom Christie and his family to Fraser's Ridge and the unknown threats posed by the revelation of other time travelers within the family's circle. And put it all together in a COVID-restricted season.«I'm so proud of our cast and crew,» executive producer Maril Davis told ET's Will Marfuggi during the show's season 6 virtual junket. «They did such an amazing job, but it's important to do it.

Amanda Kloots will not be on this week. On Thursday, the 39-year-old TV personality shared on Instagram that she has tested positive for COVID-19. «My @thetalkcbs family! Unfortunately I tested positive for COVID and will be missing some days at work until my quarantine is over,» she wrote alongside a photo of herself with her co-hosts of Akbar Gbajabiamila, Jerry O'Connell, Sheryl Underwood and Natalie Morales.Assuring her fans that she's OK, Kloots added, «I am feeling completely normal now and feel very grateful for that.

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She spoke candidly about her past struggles with suicidal thoughts during an interview on CBSSunday Morningthis past weekend.And Lady Gaga's confessional came as she released her new single 911 from album Chromatica in which addresses mental health and the use of anti-psychotic medication.On Wednesday, she shared a close-up image of herself from the music video for 911 to her Instagram Story and encouraged her followers to listen to the track on Spotify.

 Lady Gaga  was spotted walking arm-in-arm with her mother, Cynthia on Tuesday in New York. The pair picked up some items at Sephora while they shopped at the Upper West Side.

Johnny Weir is taking it to the next level. The two-time Olympian hit the ballroom again on week 2 of on Tuesday night, dancing a Tango to Lady Gaga's «Poker Face.» Weir, dressed in a bedazzled leotard with aluminum foil in his hair, and his partner, Britt Stewart, wearing asparkly dress, definitely brought the energy.

CBS Sunday Morning's Lee Cowan, as People reports. Gaga, who's spoken in the past about her experiences of depression and PTSD, shared the inspiration behind her new album, Chromatica, and the deeply personal single "911." "My biggest enemy is 'Lady Gaga', that's what I was thinking.

Lady Gaga has opened up about her mental health struggles and battle with depression as she found being famous difficult.

This is such a brave and heartbreaking thing to share.

Lady Gaga is opening up about her complicated relationship with fame. The 34-year-old pop star appeared on and revealed she once «gave up» on herself.«I hated being famous. I hated being a star.

Lady Gaga is continuing to open up about her mental health journey. The 34-year-old Stupid Love singer sat down for an interview with Sunday Morning‘s Lee Cowan. “I mean, honestly, Lee, I just totally gave up on myself.

Lady Gaga appeared on this weekend’s edition of “CBS Sunday Morning”, and opened up about how her new album Chromatica was birthed during some dark times in her personal life.

Lady Gaga says she felt “used up” by her alter-ego before the release of her latest album ‘Chromatica’.The star put out the record – her sixth studio album – in May 2020, which features collaborations with Ariana Grande and Elton John.Speaking to CBS News, Gaga opened up about her feelings on fame and struggles with her mental health. “I just totally gave up on myself,” she said of the time before ‘Chromatica’.

Lady Gaga explores her mental health struggles in the music video for single 911.The song documents the pop super star’s experiences with anti-psychotic medication and Gaga described the accompanying short film as "the poetry of pain".911 features on Gaga’s most recent album, Chromatica, which arrived in May.The heavily symbolic music video has racked up more than two million views since it was released on Friday night.It begins with a masked Gaga awaking in the middle of a desert, lying next to a broken bicycle and pomegranates.She follows a mysterious figure in black riding a horse, who leads her to a village populated with people in colourful robes.911’s beat kicks in before another change in scenery.

In a year of ill-timing, there have been few pop contretemps as jarring as the release of Lady Gaga's sixth studio LP Chromatica, which was postponed due to the pandemic and eventually dropped on May 29th during the height of civil unrest following the murder of George Floyd. Since its release, Gaga has kept uncharacteristically quiet, saving her first live performance of the new material for the VMAs a few weeks back.

Lady Gaga explores her mental health struggles in the music video for single 911.

Lady Gaga's latest video features some unbelievable fashion. On Friday, the 34-year-old pop star dropped a short film to accompany «911,» the latest single off of her album, .Directed by Tarsem, the video begins with Gaga waking up in a white-sand desert wearing a pink, orange-and-white gown, before she makes her way to a house on foot. Once she arrives, people abound — some lip-syncing, another stirring a cauldron, one cradling what appears to be a body — all in elaborate costumes.Gaga changes into a blue sparkly number next, which she accessorizes with a spiked piece of jewelry on her face.

receiving the inaugural honor at this 2020 MTV Videos Awards — not to mention leading all winners with five Moonpersons — Mother Monster has dropped another eye-popping video, this time for “911,” the latest single off of her “Chromatica” album.But it’s the mental-health message of the video that may linger even more than the visuals. That may come as no surprise for the Little Monsters who already know that “911” is a song about Gaga’s experiences taking antipsychotic medication.The video opens with Gaga walking unnamed sandy dunes.

Lady Gaga is opening up about the meaning of her song 911and the new music video that she just released. In the video, the 34-year-old singer wakes up in the desert in a psychedelic world and the audience later finds out that she was hallucinating the entire time.