Spotted on Design Trend, where you can read more on the story (pictures of the exhibition above):

Lady Gaga is taking over New York City for her birthday (March 28). She gave her fans an artful gift before her show tonight at the Roseland Ballroom.

As reported, the songstress opened up her “G.U.Y.” exhibition earlier this afternoon at the OUT NYC Hotel at West 42nd. The pieces will borrow props and scenes from her 11-minute video she released last weekend.

The “G.U.Y.” exhibition was revealed yesterday to the New York Post’s Page Six via a “spy” in Lady Gaga’s camp. Despite the last minute notification, the fans showed up in numbers outside The OUT NYC before the show officially opened.

There was tremendous demand for @ladygaga and all tickets have now gone. We apologise to fans who were unable to get tickets.

— Ticketmaster UK (@TicketmasterUK) February 8, 2014

Wow! Spotted on Digital Spy:

Lady Gaga’s UK tour has sold out in just five minutes.

The ‘Do What You Want’ singer is bringing her ‘artRave: The ARTPOP Ball Tour’ to Britain in October.

Tickets went on sale this morning (February 8) at 9am, but were sold out within minutes.

Gaga will play shows in Birmingham, Glasgow and Manchester, followed by two nights in London. She has since added an additional date in Dublin.

Gaga recently announced her delight at performing in space. She is scheduled to perform aboard a Virgin Galactic spaceship in 2015 as part of the Zero G Colony festival event.

“I can’t wait to design the performance,” Gaga commented. “I’m auctioning off my second seat [on the space flight] to raise money for the Born This Way Foundation.

“I want to make a moment that is about much more than me. Performing in space is such an honor,” she added.

From NME:

Lady Gaga’s music is no longer banned in China.

The singer, along with Katy Perry, Beyonce, Take That and a group of other artists, had songs banned by the Chinese government in 2011 after they were deemed vulgar by the Chinese Ministry Of Culture and placed on a ‘poor taste’ blacklist. Around 100 songs ended up on the list in total.

The decision has been reversed, however, with Gaga’s latest album ‘Artpop’, in its original state, now approved for release. The singer tweeted to express her delight.

When the ban initially came in, music sites were given around three weeks to remove the offending tracks which officials say harmed “national cultural security.” Gaga had six tracks banned, including ‘Marry The Night’ and ‘Edge Of Glory’, while Backstreet Boys’ ‘I Want It That Way’, on sale for around 10 years before the ruling, was also banned.

Prior to this announcement, Gaga claimed she had been “betrayed” and “mismanaged” by the people around her, resulting in the delays and problems she faced with ‘Artpop’.

Lady Gaga revealed on the Elvis Duran radio show in November 2013 that she’s been quietly battling an addiction to marijuana. “I had to stop (smoking pot),” the Mother Monster said. “I was addicted to it. … Although I think it’s the best drug to choose from when you’re playing around and experimenting, I just want young kids to know that you actually can become addicted to it, and it’s ultimately … a form of self-medication. I was smoking 15-20 marijuana cigarettes a day with no tobacco.”