Lady Gaga Appears On Billboard's 2021 Grammy Preview Cover

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The "Rain on Me" star has done it again. The global icon is predicted to be nominated in each of the Big Four categories for her major collab with singer Ariana Grande and iconic album Chromatica. Her successful year in music and activist work lended her a spot on one of the world's largest magazine covers.

Gaga gets candid in her interview with Billboard revealing how the dark side of fame affected her mental health.

The star did not refrain from talking about the stigma surrounding mental health in the entertainment industry as she coped with internal battles everyday when making her latest album.

The star also spoke out about the racial injustices being exposed and the importance of keeping up the fight toward racial equality.

"When you're born in this country, we all drink the poison that is white supremacy. I am in the process of learning and unlearning things I've been taught my whole life. Social justice is not just a literacy, it's a lifestyle."

The star also speaks out against performative activism.

"Do I think there's such a thing as performative activism? Yes. Do I think there's been true activism that's been very important and needed? Yes. Do I believe Black lives matter? Yes. Do I believe this is going to get louder? Yes. Do I believe it should? Yes."

Gaga also honored the black contributors to the music industry that go unrecognized, acknowledging that at its core, "all music is black music."

Billboard released a series of artistic photos as a sneak peak of the magazine coming out soon honoring the Star is Born lead on Thursday.

To check out the cover story, visit Billboard's website and check out the 63rd Grammy Awards premiering on January 31st on CBS.

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Kicking off this week's Reality Reel, TLC's Little People, Big World is preparing to say goodbye to its latest season and part of the family's past. The show, which follows the Roloffs as they upkeep their family farm while navigating life at four feet tall, has been airing since 2006.

Over fourteen years later, the family is wrapping up on season 21.

This ending of a season is especially bittersweet as the Roloffs are packing up to move and saying goodbye to the farm and family home.

Amy Rollof told us how hard it has been to make the adjustment.

"You sometimes don't think that you can get through it. And moving...I was like "where am I gonna go?" Like, my life is forever changing."

She went on to reveal the hardest part of it all...

"It's always been hard for me to watch my own show. To tell you the truth that is the hardest thing about doing this show for so many years."

Counting down to the season finale, Amy has been doing Instagram live sessions where she answers fans questions while sharing some favorite recipes. She currently runs her own shop called "Amy Roloff's Little Kitchen" where she sells home goods, kitchen supplies, apparel and more.

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You can catch the season finale of Little People, Big World October 27th on TLC.

Looking for something new to take up your TV time? TLC is ushering a new show that is sure to be full of interesting moments...

Check out this new series: I Love a Mama's Boy

The trailer is as awkward as it sounds. On this new show, viewers follow a few couples across the country who bud heads over who the most important woman is in a relationship. While the girlfriends are certain their priorities should come first, their boyfriends are convinced that mother knows best.

We talked to just one of the couples, Emily and Shekeb, ahead of the season premiere.

Explaining the situation, Emily said:

"I'm never, you know, prioritized in his life. You know...in my eyes, I wanna be number one."

Shekeb gave his response:

"It's not so bad though. I'm trying to keep the balance."

We hope to see the two find some middle ground on the show!

I Love a Mama's Boy premiers October 35th on TLC.

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Will you be watching either of these on TLC? Let us know!

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