The stock market is crashing. Egg prices are skyrocketing. And Lady Gaga has just topped Billboard’s pop dance charts with her latest single, Abracadabra, dropped during last week’s Grammys broadcast.

With the release of “Abracadabra” on Feb. 3, the queen of recession pop, Lady Gaga, has reignited my love for the genre, which was originally created to beckon listeners to have fun, dance, and let loose in the late 2000s.

Lady Gaga has cycled through many iterations in the time we’ve known her: disco diva, Warholian punk, country-inflected barroom balladeer, star of movies both successful and not. But with the Grammy-night debut of her video for the new single “Abracadabra,

Through recessions, social movements, and pandemics, the pop star has always swooped in to deliver anthems that seem tailor-made for the worst of times. Here she comes again.

Lady Gaga is singing about more than a magic-filled dance floor in "Abracadabra." Its refrain has a hidden meaning, which doubles as a callback to an early hit.

Azealia Banks defends Lady Gaga over casting choices in her latest music video, sparking controversy in the entertainment industry.

Nick Gaga, who performs at a monthly Gaga Ball, gets a late start on Sundays but then fills the day with wig-prepping, dance rehearsal and a little bit of “Charmed.”

Lady Gaga has admitted there have been times when she has wanted to end her music career. “This is why she needs her security everywhere she goes!!! because people don’t respect her privacy!!!” The longtime couple did date night at the Los Angeles premiere of Hudson's upcoming Netflix series The child star is all grown up.

While it might be hard to think that back to a time when Lady Gaga wasn’t the superstar she is today. There was a time before Mother Monster sold out shows, and on the latest ‘Hot Ones,’ she revealed the hack she used back then to get herself gigs.