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Tony Bennett And Lady Gaga Recently E NEWS -- Lady Gaga had all eyes on her as she arrived at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards and she dished her experience creating A Star Is Born during E!'s Live from The Red Carpet. "I discovered something in working on this film it's something called alchemy," Lady Gaga revealed exclusively to E! News. "It's like that you essentially are creating a character but you're really becoming the character. Whatever sense memory you have or whatever as if or imagination you have to bring to a scene, you have all of those things with you before you go on set. You know your lines, but you really just know what you're saying when you go on set, you throw it out the window Bradley [Cooper] really taught me that." "You know, it's very different, you know. I think I've created characters for years so that I could be an actress because I always wanted to be one and I couldn't make it so I...

Rami Malek E NEWS -- Rami Malek is still in awe at landing the famed role of Freddie Mercury in the film Bohemian Rhapsody. The star dished to E! News' Ryan Seacrest about how humbled he continues to feel about his role in the mega-popular movie about the band Queen. According to Rami, he never thought he had the shot at the role since he played such an "alienated character" in the show Mr. Robot. Nonetheless, he said the producers still thought he had what it takes to play "one of the most audacious front men in history." But that doesn't mean landing the role wasn't a challenge. The Golden Globe nominee said the creators truly put him through what Freddie Mercury experienced to get a feel of if he could depict the larger than life star. He auditioned, danced, sang and even held a mock press conference! But the hard work paid off because Queen front men Brian May and Roger May signed off on his role in the hit film. And the pro...

Timothée Chalamet E NEWS -- Timothée Chalamet is a nominee at tonight's 2019 Golden Globes. The actor received the nod for his incredible work in Beautiful Boy, which puts a spotlight on addiction. Ahead of the award show on Sunday, Chalamet, wearing Louis Vuitton by Virgil Abloh, talked to Ryan Seacrest on E!'s Live From the Red Carpet about the film and its impact. "Here's the thing, a lot of people in America are going through this right now, a lot of people my age are going through this too," Chalamet said. "Addiction is the biggest killer in America right now, it doesn't discriminate across race or gender, it affects everyone. It felt like there was some honor in bringing that story to life." "Nic Sheff, who I play in real life, is alive and well today, a day at at a time," Chalamet continued. "These stories aren't given, you know? I'm grateful that you saw it." Chalamet co-stars alongside St...