Lady Gaga had a killer year in 2015 [1], without a doubt, but February may just have been her biggest month ever. Between opening Super Bowl 50 [2] and performing a tribute to the late David Bowie at the Grammys, she also delivered an emotionally charged performance [3] of her song "Til It Happens to You" at the Oscars, at which she was nominated for the first time [4]. These appearances are just more accomplishments under Lady Gaga [5]'s belt. In January, she and her fiancé, Taylor Kinney, attended [6] the Golden Globes, where the actress snagged a trophy [7] for best performance by an actress in a limited series for her role in American Horror Story [8]: Hotel. Keep reading to see why February was Lady Gaga's biggest month yet, and then check out everything we know about her wedding [9] to Taylor — so far!
She Sang the National Anthem at the Super Bowl
Earlier this month, Lady Gaga [10] nearly blew the roof off of Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, CA, when she took the stage and delivered an earth-shattering performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner [11]" at Super Bowl 50. The singer joins the ranks of past performers, which include Idina Menzel, Alicia Keys [12], Kelly Clarkson [13], Christina Aguilera [14], and Beyoncé.
She Performed a Tribute to David Bowie at the Grammys
At this year's Grammys, Lady Gaga [15] served full David Bowie fierceness when she took the stage and delivered an awe-inspiring tribute [16] to the late music legend. On top of wowing the crowd with a fantastic performance, she channeled David as she posed for photos [17] on the red carpet.
She Performed at the Oscars . . .
Lady Gaga [18] pretty much sent chills up everyone's spines when she took the stage and performed an emotionally charged tribute to sexual assault victims [19] with her song "Til It Happens to You." In addition to nailing her performance, she moved the audience to tears [20] when fellow survivors accompanied her on stage.
And Was Also Nominated For an Oscar For the First Time Ever
Lady Gaga [21] returned to the Oscars as a first-time nominee [22] for best original song for "Til It Happens to You," from The Hunting Ground, and although she didn't take home an Oscar, she's still a winner in our eyes.