Lady Gaga recently spoke out against ageism in the pop music industry while accepting the Innovator Award at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards. Also, the 38-year-old singer criticized the notion that women in their late 30s are considered “old” in the music world.

“I’m not sure how to process this because winning an award that honors my entire career at 38 feels a bit strange,” Gaga said during her speech at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on March 17.

“The idea that a woman in her late 30s is seen as old for a pop star is crazy. But I promise you, I’m just getting warmed up.”

Joeboy recently opened up about his relationship deal breakers in an interview with Zikoko. The Nigerian singer shared that he dislikes women who talk too much or seek validation on social media.

When asked about what turns him off in a relationship, Joeboy explained, “I don’t like girls that talk too much. I’m not talking about being expressive — that’s different. Some people just talk too much, and I’m not a fan of that.”

He also pointed out that constantly seeking validation online is a major red flag for him. “If she’s always posting for validation or comparing our relationship to others, like saying, ‘Oh, this person’s partner does this, why don’t you do the same?’ — I’m not into that,” he said.

Despite these preferences, Joeboy mentioned that he is currently in a relationship and really admires his partner’s sense of humor, calling it one of his favorite things about her.

During a recent episode of Amy Poehler’s podcast, “Good Hang,” comedian and actress Tina Fey shared her candid thoughts on celebrities pursuing additional business ventures despite already having substantial wealth. Fey expressed her disapproval of such endeavors, stating, “I have a problem with rich people having a side hustle.”

The conversation began with Poehler complimenting Fey’s hair and suggesting she consider launching a hair campaign or a line of glasses. Fey responded by admitting her lack of enthusiasm for money, saying, “I do kind of hate money.” She elaborated that while she doesn’t waste money, she doesn’t get excited about it either, emphasizing that having enough to live comfortably is sufficient for her.

Fey’s remarks mentioned her contentment with financial security over accumulating excess wealth. She humorously noted her aversion to financial pursuits, stating, “I kind of hate money.”

Poehler, attempting to offer a different perspective, mentioned that younger generations might not judge side hustles as harshly. She suggested Fey learn from Gen Z, who often embrace multiple ventures without judgment. Fey, however, stood by her viewpoint, reaffirming her stance on the matter.