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Lady Gaga fueled speculation she is set to release her first new music in nearly two years as she posted snaps from the recording studio this week.


The 37-year-old artist, who will star as as Harley Quinn in the upcoming movie Joker: Folie à Deux, showed off her toned legs in a blue, pink and peach striped sweater dress and platform black lace up boots as as she recorded.

The Poker Face singer wore dark sunglasses in the dimly lit music room filled with microphones and instruments. 

Her platinum blonde hair appeared to be cut a bob and she had large, black headphones placed over her ears.

The Edge of Glory singer explained the post with a black heart and musical note emojis. 




Lady Gaga fueled speculation she is set to release her first new music in nearly two years as she posted snaps from the recording studio this week 

Her fans were hopeful about the message.

'WE ARE READY!!' wrote Maybe It's Love singer Zach Campbell. 'The Doll is in the studio!,' wrote DJ Shangela. 

'Mommy is coming back!' penned several excited fans. 

The Shallow singer's most recent music was a collaboration with the Rolling Stones on Sweet Sounds of Heaven on their Hackney Diamonds album - released last year.

She last released an album - Chromatica - in 2020 - and her last original single - Bloody Mary - dropped in 2022. 

The singer and House of Gucci actress has been focusing on her film career over the past several years, and is purportedly contributing her musical talents to Joker: Folie à Deux, which is listed on IMDB as a musical crime drama.

Margot Robbie, who inhabited the character in Birds of Prey and Suicide Squad showed her support for her fellow DC comics character at the Golden Globes Sunday.

'Oh my god, she's going to crush it. Are you kidding? She's going to be amazing, I can't wait to see it,' the Barbie star said during the Entertainment Tonight and Variety digital pre-show.  

'I actually haven't spoke to her about it. I almost don't want to know so I can save it for the surprise when I get to see the movie.'




The 37-year-old artist, who will star as as Harley Quinn in the upcoming movie Joker: Folie à Deux, showed off her toned legs in a blue, pink and peach striped sweater dress and platform black lace up boots as as she recorded 





The singer and actress has been focusing on her acting career over the past several years. She will appear as Harley Quinn in the upcoming Joker: Folie à Deux as seen here in a still released by director Todd Phillips





Margot Robbie, who played Harley Quinn in  Birds of Prey and Suicide Squad showed her support at the Golden Globes Sunday. 'Oh my god, she's going to crush it... She's going to be amazing,' she said during the Entertainment Tonight and Variety digital pre-show







Director Todd Phillips gave anxious fans a little Christmas present when he shared two promotional images from the film over the holidays featuring Gaga and Joker star Joaquin Phoenix.  

In one shot from the highly-anticipated comic book film, the superstar looks  adoringly at the 49-year-old Oscar Winner.

She appears to be in character as psychologist Harleen Quinzell who falls in love with the Joker while working as an intern at Gotham City's Arkham Asylum.

The film is set to open October 4. 


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An app that can warn you up to half a day in advance that you're going to fall ill is being developed by scientists.


It uses information from wearable health trackers which monitor heart rate and body temperature via the likes of an Apple Watch, to tell individuals they are about to suffer an illness such as the flu.




The app uses information from a smartwatch to determine whether individuals are about to suffer from an illness, such as the flu

A team at California's Stanford is working on the app, after testing the theory on 43 volunteers who wore a smartwatch for up to 11 months.

Project leader Professor Michael Snyder said: _We discovered that just as people are starting to get sick, their heart rate and skin temperature go up, and their blood oxygen level goes down.

_Our app gives you a first alert that something is not quite right - because these physiological changes happen before you even notice you are ill.' Resting heart rate went up by five to ten per cent, compared with the individual's normal level, he said, while they also experienced more occasions when it rose high.






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The team's research, published in the journal PLOS Biology, concluded that if a person's heartbeat was raised for two hours or more, that was _a good signal you're not quite right'.

Prof Snyder, a leading geneticist, said it gave up to half a day's notice of imminent illness. He believes it would help normally healthy people plan better in the event of coming down with flu, and so recover quicker.

_You might look at your monitor, and it'll say "I think you are coming down with something - perhaps you shouldn't go out dancing tonight. Stay at home and have chicken soup instead",' he said.




Professor Michael Snyder, a leading geneticist, said the app would give up to half a day's notice of imminent illness, which would help normally healthy people plan better in the event of coming down with flu

But the bigger benefit could come in helping track the health of the elderly, or those with chronic health problems such as diabetes - acting as an early warning system for the individual themselves, loved ones, or medics.

_I'd like my mum to have one, so I could keep tabs on her health from 3,000 miles away,' said Prof Snyder.

He came up with the idea while testing whether commercially available wearable trackers did indeed provide reliable health data - and discovered that he was able to self-diagnose that he had picked up a serious viral infection.

The Stanford study spotted eight out of eight infections suffered by the volunteers over its course, although Prof Snyder conceded bigger trials were needed.

He said it would be _a couple of years' before any app was on the market, because he was seeking gold standard approval for it to be used as a medical device.

 


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