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Lady Gaga made a candid confession about her time on "A Star Is Born." In a recent interview for the cover of Rolling Stone, the 39-year-old singer and actress shared that she was taking lithium while ...

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Present-day Lady Gaga considers herself “a healthy, whole person,” but that wasn’t always the case. “I did ‘A Star Is Born’ on lithium,” the multi-hyphenate told Rolling Stone in a lengthy profile ...

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He and his late older brother, Donald, wrote the enduring pop classic for The Association, and it would be recorded by hundreds of other acts over the years. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Richard ...