Album of The Year:
“21″ – Adele
“Wasting Light” – Foo Fighters
“Born This Way” – Lady GaGa
“Doo-Wops & Hooligans” – Bruno Mars
“Loud” – Rihanna

Best Pop Solo Performance:
“Someone Like You” – Adele
“Yoü and I” – Lady GaGa
“Firework” – Katy Perry
“Grenade” – Bruno Mars
“Fuckin’ Perfect” – Pink

Best Pop Vocal Album:
“21″ – Adele
“The Lady Killer” – Cee-Lo Green
“Born This Way” – Lady GaGa
“Doo-Wops & Hooligans” – Bruno Mars
“Loud” – Rihanna

The 2011 European Music Awards will take place at The Belfast’s Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Ireland on November 6th.

Check Gaga’s nominations below:

BEST SONG
Adele – ‘Rolling In The Deep’
Bruno Mars – ‘Grenade’
Jennifer Lopez ft Pitbull – ‘On The Floor’
Katy Perry – ‘Firework’
Lady Gaga – ‘Born This Way’

BEST LIVE
Coldplay
Foo Fighters
Katy Perry
Lady Gaga
Red Hot Chili Peppers

BEST POP
Britney Spears
Justin Bieber
Katy Perry
Lady Gaga
Rihanna

BEST FEMALE ACT
Adele
Beyoncé
Jennifer Lopez
Katy Perry
Lady Gaga

BEST VIDEO
Adele – ‘Rolling In The Deep’
Beastie Boys – ‘Make Some Noise’
Beyoncé – ‘Run The World (Girls)’
Justice – ‘Civilization’
Lady Gaga – ‘Born This Way’

BIGGEST FANS
Justin Bieber
Lady Gaga
Paramore
Selena Gomez
Thirty Seconds To Mars

The nominations to the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards were announced yesterday (July 21 2011). Lady GaGa’s music videos have scored a total of 3 nominations:

Best Female Video:
Adele – Rolling In The Deep
Beyonce – Run The World (Girls)
Katy Perry – Firework
Lady GaGa – Born This Way
Nicki Minaj – Super Bass

Best Art Direction:
Adele – Rolling In The Deep
Death Cab For Cutie – You are a Tourist
Kanye West feat. Dwele – Power
Katy Perry feat. Kanye West – E.T.
Lady GaGa – Judas

Best Choreography:
Beyonce – Run The World (Girls)
Britney Spears – Till The World Ends
Bruno Mars – The Lazy Song
Lady GaGa – Judas
LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem

The 2011 VMAs will be held on August 28, 2011 in Los Angeles.

“The Monster Ball Tour live at Madison Square Garden” HBO concert has been nominated to 5 Primetime Emmy Awards. The EMMYs are the most credited and valued awards for achievements in television. GaGa herself wasn’t nominated, the noms are for technical categories, and are as follows:

- Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special
- Outstanding Directing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Special
- Outstanding Picture Editing For A Special (Single Or Multi-Camera)
- Outstanding Lighting Design/Lighting Direction For A Variety, Music, Or Comedy Special
- Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video Control For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

- Video of The Year (“Born This Way”)
- Best Female Video (“Born This Way”)
- Best Dance Video (“Born This Way”)

Lady GaGa did not attend the ceremony.

Lady GaGa left the 2011 MuchMusic Video Awards yesterday (June 19th) with two awards: “International Artist of The Year” and “Video of The Year” for Judas. GaGa performed two songs, “The Edge of Glory” and “Born This Way”.

“Born This Way” performance:

Acceptance speech, “Best Pop Album”

A press release was posted on their website announcing Lady GaGa and other performers including Katy Perry, Eminem, Miranda Lambert and Arcade Fire.

MTV has chosen Lady GaGa their Woman Of The Year for another year in a row:

Lady Gaga didn’t even release a proper album in 2010, and somehow, she managed to become an even bigger star. This had as much to do with the fact that she kept working with what she had — the endless tour, the incomparable videos — as it did with her harnessing her hard-fought stardom and attempting to become a force for social change. She spoke out loudly and proudly in support of gay rights and in opposition to the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, and, in the process, she became the kind of star we haven’t seen in decades: One unafraid to offend, no matter how much she stood to lose.

And that fearlessness — coupled with her continued chart success and her envelope-pushing event videos — is why we’ve chosen Lady Gaga as MTV News’ Woman of the Year. It’s the second-consecutive year she’s taken home the honor, which is sort of fitting. After all, no one has dominated both the musical and pop-culture landscapes quite like she has over the past 24 months. This year, she just dominated differently. And so, in honor of her reign, here’s a look back at Lady Gaga’s 2010, a year in which she moved from pop icon to genuine social force.

2010 Highlights: Gaga began 2010 much like she ended 2009: on tour. In January, she wowed audiences with a triumphant four-night run at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and then stole the show at the Grammys with her Elton John duet and appropriately outrageous attire. She teamed with Cyndi Lauper for the MAC AIDS Fund VIVA Glam campaign and paid tribute to the late Alexander McQueen with a performance at the Brit Awards. In February, she began teasing both her revamped Monster Ball Tour and her upcoming “Telephone” video, which would catapult her to even greater fame.

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