The fourth and final entry in Michael Winterbottom’s Trip film series is darker still and more melancholy than the previous pics, despite the gorgeous locations.

Confirmed: God is actually two women.

Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande are taking fans to sonic heaven by revisiting their public battles through traumatic hell in the therapeutic banger "Rain on Me," which dropped Friday as the second single (following February's "Stupid Love") from Gaga's forthcoming album Chromatica.

"It's something that came up as a result of me trying to work through the pain that I was feeling," Lady Gaga said

Lady Gaga has sobriety on her mind.

The pop star, 34, opened up about the making of her new album Chromatica, due out on May 29, during a candid chat with Zane Lowe on Apple Music on Thursday. While reflecting on a song called "911," which Gaga said is "about an antipsychotic that I take," she revealed that she actually "flirted with the idea of sobriety" while recording the highly anticipated record.

Lady Gaga's new single is here!

Mother Monster's new song with Ariana Grande, "Rain on Me," has officially dropped! After weeks of teasing the single, fans finally got the electro-pop tune. The track is the second single off Gaga’s upcoming album, Chromatica, which is set to release on May 29.

"I didn’t ask for a free ride/I only ask you to show me a real good time/I never asked for the rainfall/At least I showed up/You showed me nothing at all," begins Gaga.

The two singers then team up on the chorus, singing, "I’d rather be dry but at least I’m alive/Rain on me, rain rain/Rain on me, rain rain/I’d rather be dry but at least I’m alive."

To the depression-busting recent trend of joyful dance-pop, add Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s “Rain On Me,” which premiered at midnight ET Friday morning, exactly one week before Gaga’s full-length “Chromatica” hits. When it rains, it’s about to pour.

Actress Lori Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, have agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy charges in connection to their role in the college admissions scam, the US Attorney's Office in the District of Massachusetts said.

Loughlin, 55, and Giannulli, 56, had been accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into the University of Southern California as fake crew team recruits. They had pleaded not guilty for more than a year and moved to dismiss charges as recently as two weeks ago.

As part of the plea agreement, Loughlin will be sentenced to two months in prison and Giannulli will be sentenced to five months in prison, subject to the court's approval, according to authorities.

In a sea of confusing news from members of the Trump family, one announcement came with very little political dispute: Tiffany Trump graduated from Law School this week. To congratulate her on her degree, President Trump took to Twitter to write a simple message: "Congratulations to my daughter, Tiffany." So far so good, right? Well, that tweet happened to come on a day when members of the Trump family were named in a lawsuit for alleged charity fraud. Tiffany Trump, who is now a law school graduate and was among the only one of her siblings unnamed in the suit, suddenly became the subject of a very different type of congratulation on Twitter.

“Great student, great school. Just what I need is a lawyer in the family. Proud of you Tiff!” Trump tweeted on Wednesday. Twitter users were quick to riff off of the president’s tweet, using the lawsuit and Tiffany's absence from it in a series of clap backs at the President.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday tweeted his congratulations to Tiffany Trump, the fourth of his five children, in support of her graduation from law school. Tiffany Trump took part in virtual commencement ceremonies, along with the rest of the class of 2020, from Georgetown Law School on Saturday.

"Great student, great school," tweeted the President. "Just what I need is a lawyer in the family. Proud of you, Tiff!" A White House official told CNN Trump has invited his daughter to the White House Wednesday to congratulate her in person.

A suspect is in custody after three people were shot Wednesday night at the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale, Arizona, police say.

One victim is listed in critical condition while the two others had non-life threatening injuries, Glendale Police Officer Tiffany Ngalula said Wednesday night.

The shooting was over by the time officers arrived, Ngalula said, adding police "challenged the suspect and were able to take that person into custody."

The suspect's identity has not been released.

The first time scientists noted strange, high-energy particles bursting from the ice in Antarctica was back in 2006. They figured ANITA was experiencing technical difficulties.

ANITA — short for Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna — is a NASA sensor carried high into the cold air by a weather balloon to detect cosmic rays emanating from space or bouncing back off the ice below.

But these ultra-high-energy particles — a million times more powerful than particles created on Earth — seemed to be coming from deep within the ice below, New Scientist reports.