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Page Six confirms that Lady Gaga, her fiancé Michael Polansky and their child have welcomed their first together.
At this point, we do not know any additional details about the child, such as its name, gender, or date of birth.
In recent months the musician and entrepreneur — both 40 — kept their distance from each other, causing online speculation about their relationship.
Reps didn’t respond to our comment request.
Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Joanne Germanotta, had been out of the public eye since August when she took a photo with a Northern California fan.
Mother Monster had been spotted in Los Angeles, at The Grove for an event in May.
Gaga finished her tour The Mayhem Ball in April. The tour lasted nearly nine months, and featured 86 concerts around the globe.
Page Six quoted a Gaga source as saying that she has been “laying low” since her tour concluded. The source said “everything’s good”, and she is a fan of Polansky being by Gaga’s side.
They have an incredible biodome filled with love. It seems like it would be a safe haven for her.
Page Six reported that Gaga and Polansky began dating in 2019. The “Poker Face’ singer, who got engaged in April 2024 has been open about her desire to be a mom one day.
I’m thrilled to be a mother. In an interview she gave to the New York Times, in March 2025, she admitted that “I used to be very apprehensive about it.”
The thing I find most important is not forcing my children into a lifestyle that they don’t want. The more we give our children the space to be themselves, the better.
At the time of her Grammy Award, she admitted that at first, she had been unsure about how a new child would impact on her.
She told The Outlet that she was sometimes at odds with herself as she prepared to become a mother soon. Today is great, but my entire day revolves around me. This is a narcissistic piece of work.
Gaga continued, “How can I be passionate about art and still have time for other activities?”
In an interview with “The Stephen Colbert Show” in October 2025, Gaga said she was prepared to be a mom.
The “Joker 2 ” actress stated, “I’d like to do many different things.” All of these are available. What I want most is to become a mother. “I hope that’s going to be my next big role.”

LOS ANGELES, CA (KABC), Friday — A jury acquitted rapper Lil Durk of orchestrating a plot to murder a man for hire that led to the death of a Beverly Center resident four years earlier.
The Los Angeles jury, after three days deliberation, acquitted Grammy Award-winning Rapper in all charges relating to the ambush shootout of 2022.
Prosecutors told the jury that Lil Durk (whose real name is DurkBanks) had set into motion a plot to stalk, hunt, and murder Tyquian, an Atlanta rival rapper who goes by Quando Rondo.
Federal prosecutors claimed that Banks had planned, ordered, and funded the murder of Bowman in revenge for Dayvon “King Von” Bennett’s death, which was committed by one of Banks’ associates, back in 2020.
Prosecutors claim that the plot resulted, by mistake, in the shooting death of Bowman’s cousin Saviay’a, 24, who died in broad daylight, on August 19, 2022.
Banks’ defense team argued in opening remarks that Banks had not been involved with the alleged plan. Banks’ attorneys claimed that Kavon Grant was his former assistant who actually planned the murder.
Banks was one of three defendants who pleaded guilty not to the charges against them. The other two were for murder-for hire and stalking with a deadly weapon.
Banks’ two co-defendants, Deandre Dontrell and David Brian Lindsey, were found guilty of stalking and conspiring to stalk but not of the other charges. Banks was found innocent of all the charges.
Banks, if convicted of the charges against him, could have been sentenced to a lifetime in federal prison.
Banks was awarded a Grammy for “All My Life,” his popular song featuring J. Cole.
After the Lil Durk verdict was announced, a crowd of Lil Durk supporters celebrated in front of the courtroom located downtown Los Angeles on Friday night.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — UPDATE: Friday, Sept. 11, 2026
Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority unanimously voted 6-0 on Friday, to start the process to change Nashville International Airport’s name in honor of Dolly Parton.
MNAA stated that a name for the airport has yet to be determined. The voting is the first step of the formal renaming procedure. It is up to the authority and the parties involved to determine how Parton’s legacy and name will be integrated into the name of the airport.
MNAA described this effort as “multifaceted” and stated that more concrete plans including details on next steps, implementation, and other aspects are to be expected over the coming months.
It also expressed gratitude to the Nashville community as well as Dolly Parton lovers around the globe for their enthusiasm and support of the change.
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Nashville Airport is about to undergo a name change that will be historic.
Nick Beres of NewsChannel5 was told by a Nashville International Airport board that the official vote will be held tomorrow on the renaming Dolly Parton International Airport. The decision is expected to be unanimous, as all 7 members of the board are expected vote for it.
To honor Col. Harry S. Berry who was instrumental in the construction of the airport, the 3-letter BNA will continue to be used. Dolly Parton International Airport will be the official name.
Governor Lee and the airport’s CEO have both endorsed this vote. Lee and the CEO of the airport have both endorsed this decision. Parton’s foundation and family also seem to agree with the name change.
The FAA’s administrative name will be changed once the results of the election are confirmed. Renaming the airport is estimated to cost $8 to $10 million. Funding will come from Metro resources, state funds, and airports.
The Board will also immediately eliminate Rule 2010-33, which requires airports to only name properties after people who are dead at least two years.
The full process of changing signage, completing paperwork and administrative changes is expected to take between six months and one year.

Shanna Moakler doesn’t like the documentary about her ex-husband Travis Barker.
One month after Travis Barker Louder Than Fear was released, former pageant winner Nealy shared with her the regret she felt in taking part in this project.
Moakler admitted, “I regret doing it,” on the episode of iHeartRadio’s I Do Part 2 podcast that aired Sept. 10. “I knew that in my heart, I wouldn’t be treated the way I thought I deserved.
The 51-year old hasn’t seen the full version of the Hulu documentary, which featured her children Alabama Barker (20), Landon Barker (22), Atiana de La Hoya (27), as well as Barker and his wife Kourtney. However, she believes that it covers roughly the same material as the Blink-182 drummer detailed in Can I Say, published in 2015.
Moakler said, “I regret being in that book.” Moakler said, “I did not like the way I was portrayed or edited in that book. “It was really, truly hurtful.”

This year, the beach is home to another new music festival.
Ocean Way is the Santa Monica beachfront music festival that was canceled two weeks prior to its debut. Two-day festival was scheduled for September 26-27.
Goldenvoice, which promotes Ocean Way and the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival as well, sent out an email Friday from AXS, its ticketing system.
In a press release, organizers stated that “Due the impact of Hurricane Marie on Santa Monica’s first Ocean Way Festival,” the city had canceled it. Storm surf and runoff have caused beach erosion, and it is no longer safe to hold the Ocean Way Festival as planned. Santa Monica will host the Festival in 2027. Plans have already been made.
The promoter announced that tickets ranging from $249 up to $2250 will be reimbursed within 5 to 7 business days.
The “Super El Nino”, a weather pattern caused by warming ocean waters, has severely affected coastal areas in California from Malibu up to Long Beach, Dana Point and beyond.
I am saddened by the fact that weather conditions and poor beach conditions forced Goldenvoice and City to take this hard decision. Santa Monica City Council Member Dan Hall told The Times that the safety of festival goers, residents, and Pier should remain a priority. The rapid erosion near Sandbox is extremely concerning, especially since Hurricane Marie has also caused sinkholes to form in Malibu as well as triggered home evacuations due to the rising waves in Long Beach. The City works quickly to repair the Pico Storm Drain and shoreline in preparation for future weather.
Hall added, “We are all disappointed but I remain hopeful that Ocean Way will return next summer.”
It was planned that the Killers, Olivia Dean and Sublime would headline, as well as Khruangbin and Jack White.
Goldenvoice announced this festival in July with the hope that it will open the Santa Monica waterfront up to public events, concerts and a brand new festival for the Westside of Los Angeles. Santa Monica’s nightlife and retail scenes are struggling in the aftermath of COVID-19. The festival would set an example for concert-going that is centered around public transit.
Nic Adler, Goldenvoice’s concert producer told The Times that “we have to try new things”. There is pressure. “I think that the city is interested, but it takes some risk to try something new.”
In an interview, Santa Monica’s Mayor Caroline Torosis stated that “we cannot continue to do the same thing we have always done in order for Santa Monica shine.” We have to bring people back into our city. “We have long yearned for a large music festival to be held on our beach, to show off the city. The beach is its best asset.”
This is the second big beachside event of this year. After its finances and permits fell through, the inaugural LA Jazz Festival at Dockweiler Beach had to be canceled.