Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars dropped their new single "Die with a Smile" on Thursday and the global pop superstars addressed how the California collaboration came to be in a press release.

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Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars are grinning all the way to the grave in the music video for their new surprise collaboration, "Die With a Smile," which Entertainment Weekly has learned is a special one ...

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Bruno Mars was raised in Hawaii with his musically talented family Tiara Hernandez/Instagram Bruno Mars and his siblings — Jaime, Tiara, Tahiti, Presley and Eric — share a love of music.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars shared how their unexpected collaboration, “Die With a Smile,” came together as they released the song and its music video Friday. “Bruno and I have a lot of mutual ...

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The songs of Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars helped define the music of the 2010s and beyond. A duet between the two legends should have been the best thing since sliced bread. Instead, it’s about as ...

So croons Bruno Mars — who seems as if he had literally been on Mars — at the opening of “Die with a Smile,” the power-ballad belt-off with Lady Gaga that we never knew we needed.