Lady Gaga is addressing the Haus Labs controversy that began after beauty creator Golloria criticized one of the brand's upcoming products earlier this year.
On Thursday (Oct. 1), Gaga shared a statement through Haus Labs' Instagram addressing the situation surrounding the Sun Dipped Bronzing Veil, acknowledging that both the product's original shade range and the way the brand responded to Golloria's criticism fell short.
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Lady Gaga wrapped her Mayhem Ball tour at New York City's Madison Square Garden on April 13 before largely retreating from the public eye. Now, a new report is shedding light on what was happening behind the scenes.
Rob Shuter reported in his Naughty But Nice Substack on Saturday, September 12, that the 40-year-old singer quietly pulled back from public life while preparing for one of the biggest changes of her life: becoming a mother.
"People close to her felt completely blindsided," a source told Shuter. "Not because they were upset, but because she managed to keep something this big hidden for so long. In Hollywood, that's almost impossible."
As In Touch previously reported, Gaga welcomed her first child with fiancé Michael Polansky. The couple, who began dating in 2019 and became engaged in 2024, have not confirmed their baby's name or date of birth.
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#gaga #reported #life #mayhem

Lady Gaga previously said her top priority as a mom would be giving her child a safe, happy childhood
Gaga and Michael Polansky, first linked in 2020, welcomed their first baby together this summer
A source told PEOPLE that the couple took time off work to focus on their baby and are said to be thrilled about parenthood
Lady Gaga previously discussed what kind of mother she'd be before welcoming her first baby.
Before news broke on Friday, Sept. 11, that the "Born This Way" singer, 40, and her fiancé Michael Polansky, 42, had welcomed their first baby together, Gaga appeared on The Howard Stern Show in July 2025 in the midst of her Mayhem Ball tour.

#michael #people

Last week, Statesman columnist Cedric Golden joined sports columnists from the Dallas Morning News, Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News to discuss who has the best shot at winning the Heisman. This week, they want your hot takes on stadium mayhem.
Consider the noise, crowd intensity, traditions, setting and home-field advantage - which Which Texas college stadium is the toughest to play a road game? Sound off below.
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Gentlemen from Connecticut, start your engines. The Nutmeg State just doubled its chances in "The Chase."
Berlin native Ryan Preece, with an overtime victory Saturday night at Daytona in the ***** e Zero Sugar 400, the final regular-season race in the NASCAR Cup Series, secured the 16th and final berth in the postseason.
Preece will join Middletown native and former Cup champion Joey Logano in the 16-driver playoff series, which opens Sunday at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina.
On Saturday night at Daytona, Preece triumphed at a track at which he knew mostly trauma. He twice flipped cars at NASCAR's iconic home track, last year during the Daytona 500 and in 2023 at the ***** e Zero Sugar 400.
This time around, Preece dodged mayhem on the final lap when leader Zane Smith got ***** ped and spun into other cars. Preece safely navigated his No. 60 car to the front and took the checkered flag under caution.

#daytona #series #night

Holly Marie Combs built a career spanning more than 30 years in Hollywood, anchoring hit series like Charmed and Pretty Little Liars. But in recent years, the actress has largely stepped out of the spotlight. Now she's opening up about what pushed her to step back.
Aside from appearing on friend and former Charmed costar the late Shannen Doherty's podcast and popping up as herself in Pretty Little Wine Moms Re-Watch, Combs, 52, hasn't taken an acting job since a guest spot on Grey's Anatomy back in 2019.
On Tuesday, August 25, Scout Taylor-Compton, who played Thistle on Charmed, joined Combs and her cohost, Brian Krause for an episode of their podcast, House of Halliwell. Like Combs, she grew up in the industry. During the conversation, Combs traced her exit from acting back to the pandemic.
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"It was three teenagers and a pre-teen in the house, and it was just mayhem and chaos," she said, describing the chaos of raising kids through lockdown.

#podcast

"I'm the mayhem," said fishing guide Branden Trager in reference to his fishing and hunting guide company Adventures with Mayhem Outfitters. The business is based in Brush Prairie, Wash., but the Trager family splits time between Brush Prairie and the Long Beach Peninsula. "We're nomadic," he said.
Trager was in Astoria on the docks of the West End Mooring Basin on Saturday, Aug. 15 to ****** ist with the Lipstick Salmon Slayers tournament, a women-only salmon fishing tournament that brings hundreds to the Columbia River Buoy 10 fishery to compete for cash prizes and empower women fishers.
In line with the spirit of the event, Trager said he was there to support his wife Erica — the organizer of the tourney. She was busy at the event's other location setting up for a celebratory dinner that would lure the women anglers from the docks to a dinner that evening.
Trager's singular goal that day was to provide an inclusive atmosphere for the female salmon slayers lined up on the dock.
The intent was "to have a safe, welcoming environment and not have to worry about being the only girl on board, because that happens a lot as a fishing guide," said Trager. "We have a lot of instances where there is just one girl on the boat. Of course, we make her feel welcomed but it's super fun when it's six gals on the boat. Just being with each other while they are just having the best day of their lives."

#trager #brush #slayers

After a night that included an eye poke, an illegal knee and the general mayhem of a UFC event, Dana White was irritated.
The source of his frustration: In the UFC 330 main event, as the fifth and final round ensued, Ian Machado Garry high-fived reigning welterweight champion Islam Makhachev.
"I think that Ian is a talented guy," White, the UFC's CEO, said at the post-fight press conference. "I think if he had even an ounce of killer instinct, in that fifth round, you know he'd been beating (Makhachev) to the body.
"Islam's whole right side was beat up, his face was beat up. You don't come out and hug and shake hands. That (expletive) drives me (expletive) crazy."

#think #beat #expletive #dana

Week 17 of Bowman Gray Stadium's 2026 racing season could be its most action-packed Saturday yet. FOX 8 WGHP is back as a presenting partner for Twin-50 lap races in the Brad's Golf Cars Modified Division. Sportsman, Stadium Stocks and Street Stocks all return too along with a Skid Race for the second-to-last round of Madhouse mayhem.
This week's lineup includes 20 laps for the QRC HVAC & Refrigeration Street Stocks and one or two 15-lap features for the Q104.1 Stadium Stock Division, depending on the car count.
The Modifieds will host the second and final Twin-50 night of the season. The Law Offices of John Barrow Sportsman division are also holding Twin-20 lap events. Saturday will wrap up with a five-lap Skid Race as well.
Points battles remain in multiple series, with a few contenders still in striking distance. Burt Myers' Modified points lead is down to 10 over Tim Brown after Myers ran into late trouble last week, while Brown finished second. Brown and his No. 83 still eye a 150th career pole position this week as well.
Law Offices of John Barrow Sportsman contenders Billy Gregg and Justin Taylor are now 15 points apart. They tangled on the last lap a week ago, opening the door for Nate Gregg.

#sportsman #stocks #saturday

The Buffalo Bills are set to begin their sixth day of open practice at training camp at St. John Fisher University, and after Tuesday's salty drills, who knows what we can expect.
The sun was finally out at camp, temperatures were up, and the Bills were wearing their pads for the entire practice for the first time. All of those factors likely led to some spirited fights during the two-hour workout.
None were more talked about than the scrum that ensued after rookie linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr delivered a late hit on tight end Dalton Kincaid.
Will cooler heads prevail today? Did Joe Brady remind his players that they're teammates? Or is he a coach who likes mayhem at practice?
We'll see.

#buffalo #fisher #university #kaleb

Australian Rules Football
AFL Men's — Round 19
Brisbane Lions vs. Port Adelaide Power — Fox Soccer Plus, 11 p.m.
North Melbourne Kangaroos vs. St. Kilda Saints — FS2/Fox One, 1 a.m. (Sunday)
Baseball
Banana Ball World Tour
Game 2, Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL
Savannah Bananas vs. Firefighters — ESPN/ESPN Unlimited, 5 p.m.
Beach Volleyball
AVP League
Week 7, EHP Resort & Marina, East Hampton, NY
Women: Austin Aces vs. Brooklyn Blaze/Men's: Miami Mayhem vs. San Diego Smash — The CW, 1 p.m.
Men's: Austin Aces vs. Brooklyn Blaze/Women's: Miami Mayhem vs. San Diego Smash — YouTube, 3 p.m.
CFL
Week 8
Toronto Argonauts at BC Lions — TSN1/TSN4/CBS Sports Network, 7 p.m.
College Football
Sun Belt Conference Football Media Days — ESPNU/ESPN Unlimited, 8 a.m.

#unlimited #brooklyn

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The AVP is nearing closer and closer to its championship weekend, but first, the circuit will be heading to East Hampton, New York, for another regular season tournament.
For Week 7, the 2026 AVP League will play at EHP Resort and Marina, with the iconic Three Mile Harbor and waterfront views as the backdrop. This marks the league's second year playing at this venue, bringing the world's most elite professional players out to Long Island a week after competing in Manhattan.
The field has already been determined for this weekend's competition, with the Austin Aces, Brooklyn Blaze, Miami Mayhem and San Diego Smash all set to take the court. Each franchise will have one men's duo and one women's duo representing them in East Hampton.
Here's everything you need to know about AVP beach volleyball in East Hampton, including TV channel and streaming options for the professional meet.

#east #hampton #volleyball

If behind-the-scenes dirt on the skeletons in people's closets is your thing, get ready for Season 2 of VICE TV's "Dark Side of the Cage."
VICE Studios on Thursday announced a new seven-episode season of the show with a premiere set for Sept. 1 at 9 p.m. ET on VICE TV. The season premiere episode features UFC Hall of Famer Don Frye, "whose willingness to absorb brutality in the cage led to the fight of his life against pain and addiction."
Of particular interest to many, most likely, later in the season will be an episode featuring longtime fighter Phil Baroni, who remains in prison in Mexico on a charge of murder. A teaser video for the season shows a clip of a phone interview with Baroni and him saying his lawyers won't be happy he did the interview.
"From house-fire heroism to SWAT stand-offs to full-blown arena riots, season two of Dark Side of the Cage pulls back the curtain on MMA's most extreme highs and devastating lows," the official show pitch says. "'Dark Side of the Cage' cuts through the glamour and glory of the MMA spectacle to reveal the never-before-told stories behind the sport's most iconic competitors, told by the fighters themselves."
Other episodes, according to VICE TV, will feature ****** o Ortiz, Jason "Mayhem" Miller, Chael Sonnen and Mark Coleman. Additionally, the season "will shed new light on one of the most heated feuds in UFC history: Conor McGregor vs. Khabib Nurmagomedov."

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Let's flash back to 1993. I was still hanging on to my 20s and newly married, and I was working on the 97th floor of the World Trade Center in New York City.
In February of that year, a terrorist group tried to bomb the beloved building from the basement. I will never forget waiting to find out what was happening. We could only guess – there were no mobile phones to keep us tapped into real-time updates and news coverage. I was stuck nearly 100 floors up.
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With the NBA offseason right around the corner, the rumors have ramped up. It's that time of the year when the entire league is positioning itself for a jam-packed summer. Teams will change and players will find new homes. For the first time in a couple of summers, the Oklahoma City Thunder will take part in the mayhem.
Falling short of a second NBA championship, the Thunder will have to decide on the long-term future of a handful of players. Lu Dort, Isaiah Hartenstein and Kenrich Williams all have team options for the 2026-27 season. Cason Wallace is eligible for a contract extension after a third-year breakout.
Of that quartet, Hartenstein is one of the more surefire examples that he'll stick around in OKC. The latest reassurance of that forecast? HoopsHype's Michael Scotto detailed what the rest of the league thinks the Thunder will handle his $28.5 million option.
"He's expected to remain in Oklahoma City," Scotto wrote. "The question among executives around the league is whether the Thunder will exercise their team option or decline it and work out a new multi-year deal at a lower average annual salary."
If I had to guess, I think the Thunder go for the latter. They usually don't like to see players play a full season with uncertainty clouding over them. Instead, they value team control and flipping players for future draft capital plus more. Think there's a world where both sides come to some sorta agreement to keep Hartenstein around for a few more years.

INGLEWOOD, CA — A match that was seemingly trending toward a scoreless draw quickly turned into mayhem after the second-half hydration break.
Switzerland's Johan Manzambi scored in the 74th minute, then six minutes later, Bosnia and Herzegovina's Tarik Muharemović earned a red card after taking down Breel Embolo as the Swiss striker was making a run toward goal. It was a massive turning point in the World Cup match. With Bosnia and Herzegovina down to 10 men, the match shifted into hyperdrive.
Switzerland scored three more goals and Bosnia and Herzegovina were dealt a demoralizing 4-1 defeat in front of their boisterous fans at SoFi Stadium.
"I don't like self pity and entered the dressing room and told (the players) they have one hour to cheer up, to lift their heads up," Bosnia and Herzegovina coach Sergej Barbarez said through the FIFA translator. "Life moves on and we will not whine now."
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The Knicks clinched their first NBA ******* le in 53 years, and thousands of ecstatic fans flooded the intersection of 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue to make sure everyone within a five-block radius knew about it. Most of the mayhem involved buses and police cars. One clip, however, involved a silver McLaren, a Latrell Sprewell jersey, and a Frank Sinatra song.
The video, which has been circulating on social media since Saturday night, shows a man in a number 8 Sprewell Knicks jersey, patterned shorts, and bright orange trainers stepping up to a McLaren stopped in the middle of Times Square. The car‘s dihedral door is open.
The crowd is losing its mind. What they may not have immediately registered is that the man had a plastic water bottle in his left hand when he leaned in. But the bottle – or at least its contents – stayed with the McLaren. The camera then pans to the rear of the car, New Jersey plate visible, as it pulls away through the cheering crowd.
Knicks fan attack man before he drove off in a McLaren.
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New York Knicks fans celebrate their victory after Game 5 of the NBA Finals basketball series against the San Antonio Spurs, Saturday, June 13, 2026, in New York. (AP Photo/Heather Khalifa)
Rather than peacefully celebrating their favorite team winning its first NBA **** le in 53 years, a number of New York Knicks fans opted for “incredibly destructive” behavior on Saturday night, according to a NYPD report.
“As the game progressed and then following the game, the crowds became increasingly destructive, and there were many incidents of incredibly reckless and dangerous behavior,” the NYPD said in a statement.
That mayhem — according to police — included one shooting, four stabbings, five school buses lit on fire, and 10 NYPD cops getting injured.
The shooting happened at 43rd street and Broadway – about 10 blocks away from the Knicks’ Madison Square Garden home arena; the 17-year-old victim was shot in the foot and had to be rushed by police car to the hospital because fans had “completely took over” the streets; the victim’s status is unclear.