LADY Gaga is embracing change — as she wears four different outfits in less than 24 hours.
The singer and actress, 38, plundered her wardrobe while promoting new movie Joker: Folie a Deux.
After wearing red at the premiere in central London on Wednesday, she changed into a striped dress for a playback of her new album Harlequin.
She was then snapped leaving the movie afterparty in shades, a face-patterned bodysuit and ripped tights.
Yesterday, she opted for huge heels, and posted a video saying she had the “Harlequin Hangover”.
Gaga plays Harley Quinn opposite Joaquin Phoenix, 49, in the sequel to 2019’s Joker.
The film, a musical psycholigical thriller, sees Gaga starring as the Joker’s twisted sidekick alongside Phoenix, who reprises his role as Arthur Fleck, aka the Joker.
As well as starring in the film, which comes out next month, Gaga has written and produced 13 songs which will run alongside the movie.
Track titles, which include That’s Life, Gonna Build A Mountain and Oh, When The Saints, hint at a gloomy record to tie in with her big-screen character.
A source said: “She has been secretly working on both her seventh album and her Joker album for over a year.
“Everything has been on a need-to-know basis so not even everyone in her team knew what was coming. Gaga wanted to do something big for Joker and was inspired by Prince‘s 1989 Batman album.
“She has secretly filmed a promotional film for the project too, which happened when she was in Paris for the Olympics this summer.”
TACO Bell is set to unleash a pair of new “important” items in a win for burrito lovers – but there’s a slight catch for the moment.
Fans must check their zip codes before they can try them, because they’re only being tested in two cities so far.
The Mexican-inspired fast food chain started testing new items on Thursday, USA Today reported.
The first of those included the Caliente Cantina Chicken Burrito in Cincinnati, Ohio.
In the same state, Charlotte Taco Bell fans were also in for a treat with the city playing host to an on-trial drink – the Strawberry Passionfruit Aguas Refrescas.
They come off the back of the newly-launched Cantina Chicken Menu.
The burrito, costing $5.99, comes with a new spicy sauce, Taco Bell has said.
The wider Cantina Chicken Menu made its worldwide debut in March a new push to cash in on Americans’ love for chicken.
Aside from burritos, items on the menu include taco quesadillas and a Cantina Chicken Bowl for the more carb-conscious customers.
The Strawberry Passionfruit Aguas Refrescas, costing $3.99, is a green tea mixed with strawberry-passionfruit flavouring and dehydrated strawberry pieces.
Taco Bell previously put similar drinks on trial in Southern California, including peach mango and dragonfruit berry varieties.
Food critics have already rushed to try the new Caliente Cantina Chicken Burrito, but it seems to have attracted mixed early reviews.
One tester for food website Tasting Table said it was a nice addition, but wasn’t convinced it added a new dimension to the restaurant’s menu.
A review said: “The Cantina Chicken is well-seasoned, tender, and juicy. Paired with the Caliente Sauce, the slow-roasted chicken becomes mouthwatering, with just the right amount of heat.
“Overall, the burrito offers a satisfying range of textures, from the crunch of the veggies and the moistness of the chicken to the chew of the flour tortilla.
“It’s a nice addition to the Cantina Chicken Menu lineup, but I’m not convinced it offers enough uniqueness to make a lasting impression.”
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The baseball program at the University of California, Los Angeles, was locked out of its home stadium on veterans’ land near the campus Thursday under an order issued by a federal judge. The ruling late Wednesday from Judge David O. Carter prohibits UCLA from accessing Jackie Robinson Stadium and an adjacent
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Associated Press A New York man accused of killing his father, stepmother and stepbrother in Vermont earlier this month has waived having an extradition hearing. Twenty-three-year-old Brian Crossman Jr., of Granville, New York, faces three counts of aggravated murder in the fatal shootings of Brian Crossman Sr., Erica Crossman, and 13-year-old Colin Taftin their Pawlet,
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