Tony Bennett: Last News

Lady Gaga steps out of her hotel in a chic pinstriped suit in New York City on Monday afternoon (August 2).

Lady Gaga doesn’t waste a moment to turn any exit into a show!

Lady Gaga is turning heads yet again with her chic style.

Lady Gaga made a big statement with her look on Tuesday afternoon (July 27) in New York City – and wore angel wings!

Lady Gaga took to Instagram Sunday with a clip in which she relaxed at home, playing her collaboration of Heaven with Tony Bennett ahead of a pair of farewell concerts with the iconic crooner to celebrate his 95th birthday.The 35-year-old musical artist in the clip wore a ruffled pink top with her dark locks styled to the side, with pearl earrings and dark cat eye sunglasses.She posed following a montage of shots from her home, including a statue, roses, her dog and a framed image of herself and the Rags To Riches singer on stage.

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are set to reunite next month for two special New York gigs, which will be the legendary crooner’s final ever performances.The duo famously collaborated in 2014 on duet album ‘Cheek To Cheek’, with a follow-up reportedly set to arrive this year. “He saved my life,” Gaga said of Bennett when reflecting on working together.Next month, the pair will play two shows at New York City’s iconic Radio City Music Hall, dubbed ‘One Last Time: An Evening With Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga’.The shows, which are billed as Bennett’s last ever New York performances, begin on August 3, which happens to be his 95th birthday.

 Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are reuniting on stage “one last time” for two special concerts in New York City. Live Nation announced on July 19 that the Grammy winners will perform at the iconic Radio City Music Hall for two nights only to celebrate a decade of music and friendship.

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett will perform together one last time.

Lady Gaga continues to be a relatable queen as she clutched a pizza while rocking a fabulous ball gown.Which was basically our Friday night in a nutshell.At the end of a day which saw her performing alongside Tony Bennett, the Born This Way singer, 35, was spotted making her way into her hotel with a takeaway pizza box, which she rested her bag on.Looking glamorous as ever, she wore an off-the-shoulder black satin gown for the evening with button detail on the front.She completed the instantly iconic look with simple black heels and a mini briefcase-style clutch bag, with ‘love for sale’ across the front.There is no way we’re worthy of Gaga and her pizza.Earlier in the day, she filmed a duet with Tony Bennett for an upcoming MTV Unplugged

Lady Gaga looks elegant in a black gown while going to and from her hotel in New York City on Friday night (July 2).

She has a flare for the dramatics both on and off the stage.And Lady Gaga, 35, continued to stand out from the crowd as she donned a very glamorous look while stepping out of the famed Plaza Hotel in NYC on Friday morning.The Born This Way singer exuded eccentric elegance in a very dramatic puff sleeved blouse as she headed to her MTV Unplugged concert with Tony Bennett.

Lady Gaga poses for photos while making an epic exit from the Plaza Hotel on Friday afternoon (July 2) in New York City.

announced the legendary singer’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, MTV Unplugged has announced he’ll be performing this Friday with Lady Gaga.“Come witness a new chapter in Unplugged’s history as Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga grace the Unplugged stage for the first time, performing fresh renditions off their brand new Jazz standards album — and a handful of surprises you definitely won’t want to miss,” advertised the ticketing website, which currently offers the link to request free access to the show, which may be among the 94-year-old’s last.The June 2 show will take place at 11 a.m. EST and all audience members must either be fully vaccinated (and have proof) or bring a negative COVID test taken that morning.

Tony Bennett took some time to enjoy the warm and sunny weather in New York City on Wednesday.The legendary jazz singer, 94, held hands with his wife Susan Crow, 54, as they strolled through Central Park.Bennetthas been making frequent outings with his partner of almost 14 years as he continues his battle with Alzheimer's disease.

Tony Bennett is getting some fresh air.

Carmel Quinn, an entertainer whose Irish songs and stories made her a Carnegie Hall staple on St. Patrick’s day for a quarter century, died from pneumonia March 6 at her home in Leonia, N.J. She was 95 and her death was confirmed by her family.

direct to your inboxWayne Devlin is feeling the good life - his musical hero has sent him a message as he prepares for the biggest gig of his career.On Friday (March 5th) he will take to the stage alone in an empty room to sing for 24 hours.Audiences have heard him croon the Great American Songbook in the Flamingo and Golden Nugget casinos in Las Vegas and in New York venues.The setting will be a long way from the glitz, palm trees, and high rollers of Nevada's 'Sin City' and the buzz of The Big Apple.He will sing in a room at an Italian restaurant in Urmston.The inspiration for the marathon is showbiz legend Tony Bennett revealing this month that he has been living with Alzheimer's disease for four years.Now Tony, after learning of Wayne's

direct to your inboxAudiences have heard him croon the Great American Songbook in the Flamingo and Golden Nugget casinos in Las Vegas and in New York venues.But for Wayne Devlin he best is yet to come.

Tony Bennett’s final album might be another collaboration with Lady Gaga. The 94-year-old musician’s family announced on Monday that he’s been battling Alzheimer’s disease since 2016 in a profile for AARP Magazine.

With coronavirus continuing to ravage the country, health has been on the forefront of our minds. But one music icon has been dealing with a very different battle.

Tony Bennett has a loving and loyal caregiver — his wife of nearly 14 years, Susan Benedetto. On Monday, Bennett's family announced that the 94-year-old musician has been battling Alzheimer's disease for the last four years, and Susan opened up in both an  profile and with about her husband's condition. «We came home one night after the show and he says, 'Susan, I can't remember the musicians' names,» Susan recalled to Gayle King on.