Lady Gaga shocked her fans when she emerged with yet another dramatic, new look ahead of her upcoming album release.
After trading in her signature, dark brunette arches for bleached brows once again, fans said the singer-songwriter, 38, looked unrecognizable.
In recent months, she has been sporting long, dark hair with her bleached brows, but now she has paired her pale eyebrows with equally icy, blonde tresses.
Rather than her usual voluminous waves or slicked back bun, however, she left her hair down in a pin-straight, center-parted style.
This comes as the 13-time Grammy-winning musician gears up to release her seventh studio album.
The Joker: Folie ? Deux actress — who gave a closer glimpse of her jaw-dropping, eight-carat diamond engagement ring last month — thanked her fans for helping her and Bruno Mars' new duet, Die With a Smile, top the charts.
Lady Gaga shocked her fans when she emerged with yet another dramatic, new look ahead of her upcoming album release. After trading in her signature, dark brunette arches for bleached brows once again, fans said the singer-songwriter, 38, looked unrecognizable
She subsequently showed off her look — which fans praised in addition to her musical achievement.
At the same time, she is also celebrating joining Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson as the only artists to score multiple #1 hits on the Hot 100 in three different decades.
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The House of Gucci star is the first to top the charts in all three decades of the 21st century so far.
In the video, in which she appeared to be wearing little to no makeup, she gushed to her 57.6 million followers: 'I'm so incredibly grateful that my song Die With A Smile with Bruno Mars, my friend, is No.
1 on the Hot 100.
She added, 'I can't believe that I've had two No. 1s in three different decades that I've been releasing my music in this professional way.'
The Born This Way hitmaker continued: 'I am so honored to be an artist and to have had your ears for this long.
'Thank you for listening and dancing and making your art along with mine. I'm so grateful.'
She also mentioned that the collaboration will be included in her upcoming seventh studio album, which she previously said she will be releasing in February 2025.
On the same day, she also shared a smiling selfie to celebrate her and Bruno Mars' duet Die With A Smile going '#1 on the Billboard Hot 100!'
In recent months, she has been sporting long, dark hair with her bleached brows
Gaga is no stranger to bleached brows as she is well-known for her bold and daring looks over the years. She last rocked bleached brows throughout the past year ahead of her May 2024 premiere of her HBO concert special, Gaga Chromatica Ball
The highly-anticipated tracklist also includes her lead single Disease, which she dropped in October.
On the same day, she also shared a smiling selfie to celebrate the achievement.
Alongside a photo of herself laying down in the grass and basking in the sun, she wrote: 'Thank you to all of the monsters and hooligans for helping make "Die With A Smile" #1 on the Billboard Hot 100! We love you and are so grateful.'
'Having multiple songs of mine hit #1 across three decades feels surreal, and I am overwhelmed by the love and support you have shown me from the beginning,' the singer added.
'I have so much more in store for you and can't wait to share it,' she concluded.
Gaga is no stranger to bleached brows as she is well-known for her bold and daring looks over the years.
She last rocked bleached brows throughout the past year ahead of her May 2024 premiere of her HBO concert special, Gaga Chromatica Ball.
Before then, it was back in early 2020 when she last decided to bleach her brows for another bold look paired with bright pink hair.
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MARKET REPORT: Nautical rides crest of a wave By ELLIOT WILSON Updated: 22:54 GMT, 23 September 2010
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Some companies are lucky, others have luck thrust upon them. Then there is Nautical Petroleum. The AIM-listed oil and gas independent seems to stumble upon black gold wherever it goes.
In recent months it has struck 'substantial' oil at the giant Kraken field off the Shetland Islands, and yet more hydrocarbons at the sizeable Catcher reserve east of Edinburgh.
Now, Nautical has decided to roll the dice. Its big new fields will be hugely capital intensive, absorbing huge quantities of cash long before the investment pays off.
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Aware of its predicament, Nautical has moved to boost its own capital reserves, selling a 20.67 per cent stake in Mariner, another major North Sea oilfield, to Norway's Statoil, for £87.5million. Nautical retains a 6 per cent stake in Mariner and gets to lavish greater cash and attention on its strapping new babies.
The company can currently do no wrong. Investors would barely raise an eyebrow if chief executive Steve Jenkins visited one of his oil platforms by levitating there across the water. Nautical's stock, languishing below 50p at the start of the year, closed up 54p at 365.5p, a 660pc rise on the year.
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Cannacord Genuity analyst Lindsay Wheeler reiterated her buy rating on the stock and raised her target price to 465p from 337p, applauding the Mariner sale as 'a very positive development'.
She added that Nautical's oil-fuelled rise likely isn't over, noting that there was 'still significant upside' on a stock set to benefit further from both Catcher and Kraken.
Aberdeen Asset Management saw its shares jump on rumours that Mitsubishi UFJ Financial might boost its stake to around 30pc. The Japanese banking giant currently owns 16pc of Britain's largest fund manager. Aberdeen-closed 3.5p higher at 152.5p.
One analyst-tipped Mitsubishi to take its stake to 30 per cent 'and possibly beyond' as it seeks to expand its reach into new Asian markets.
Another long-running takeover rumour focusing on Wellstream was called into doubt. The oil services group has long been touted as a target for the likes of Saipem, National Oilwell Vargo, and Aker Solutions. But Citi analyst Kenan Najafov scotched the talk, dismissing the chances of a deal and noting: 'Whoever tries to buy the stock is likely to be careful about the price.' Najafov also downgraded Wellstream (down 12p at 777p) to hold from buy.
The Footsie spent most of the day searching for purpose and direction. It started badly, its mood soured by disappointing American jobs figures, before reversing early gains and ending 4.83 points lower at 5547.08.
-Leading banks endured a numbing day, weakened by persistent concerns about potential European sovereign defaults and rumours that Anglo Irish may fail to pay subordinated debt holders. Lloyds Banking Group closed 0.76p lower at 75.1p, with Royal Bank of Scotland ending 0.46p down at 47.95p. Barclays ended 0.45p off at 306.35p while HSBC, riven by internal squabbling over succession planning, ended flat at 663.9p.
Miners reversed early losses, with BHP Billiton closing flat at 2000.5p and Rio Tinto adding 0.5p to 3653p. Xstrata gained 10.5p to close at 1209p while Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation cheapened 1.5p to end at 898p. GCM Resources enjoyed a supercharged day: its stock jumped nearly 20 per cent, closing up 38.75p at 239.5p on talk that it was close to gaining a coal mining license in Bangladesh.
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McBride, a private-label firm that makes dishwasher tablets for Asda and shaving gel for Tesco, saw its stock slide 2.1p to 184.9p after being downgraded to hold from buy by Panmure Gordon. The broker also reduced its target price on the stock to 170p from 190p.
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