Actor Bradley Cooper Wins Grammy, Singer Gaga Wins BAFTA

The crossover is complete…

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by Sophie Wilkinson |
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Though Bradley Cooperwas doubly snubbed by the BAFTAs, losing out in best actor and best director categories for A Star Is Born, he can feel some vindication that he, an actor, has won a Grammy for his first ever song. And Lady Gaga, a singer, has won a BAFTA, for her first ever role in a film!

Bradley, who attended the BAFTAs with girlfriend Irina Shayk, was on hand to accept the award, given to him, Gaga and songwriter Lukas Nelson, for best original music in the film.

In his acceptance speech, he said: ‘I got to fulfil a dream I never thought would happen,’ adding ‘I share this with Lady Gaga tonight, the music was the heartbeat of this film.’

Gaga got the news when she was still curled up on a sofa in LA, and uploaded a photo of herself with her head in her hands with shock on social media. Her caption read:

‘I can’t believe we just won Best Original Music @BAFTA ‘s . I wish so much I was there but am at the Grammy’s to show them our love as well. We made a film about music. This means the world to me. Thank u to all our fans we love u so much, we wouldn’t be here without u #BAFTAs’

Later that night, Bradley and Gaga won a Grammy for best pop duo/group for Shallow. In a nod to the way the Grammys are represented in A Star Is Born - no spoilers here, but it begins hilariously and ends tragically - Gaga called for everyone to care for one another as much as she and Bradley (the 100th person in any given room) care for each other.

‘Thank you, I wish Bradley was here with me right now...I know he wants to be here.’

‘Bradley, I loved singing this song with you...I'm just so proud to be a part of a movie that addressed mental health issues. They're so important. A lot of artists deal with that, and we have to take care of each other. If you see somebody that's hurting, don't look away.’

Gaga also won a Grammy for her album Joanne, and performed Shallow - without Bradley, obvs. Though some fans of A Star Is Born might be disheartened to hear this solo version, and to watch Gaga singing the song not as nose-wearied Ally Maine, her character in the film, but as the extravagant, epic Lady Gaga. But Gaga did sing her guts out, and will be reunited at the Oscars to sing the full version with Bradley. Mark Ronson can feel safe in the knowledge he won't be required to act again any time soon.

All the best looks from last-night's BAFTAs...

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Grazia Baftas Red Carpet 2019

Stacy Martin BAFTAS 20191 of 32

Stacy Martin

Stacy wore a black Dior dress from the SS18 Haute Couture collection

Lucy Boynton BAFTAs 20192 of 32

Lucy Boynton

The Bohemian Rhapsody actor wore a Dior gown

Cynthia Erivo BAFTAS 20193 of 32

Cynthia Erivo

Nominated for the EE Rising Star award, Cynthia wore an incredible ombre gown by Vera Wang that matched the purple shade of her hair

Cate Blanchett BAFTAS 20194 of 32

Cate Blanchett

Debuting her newly brunette hair, Cate wore an amazing Christopher Kane dress

Zawe Ashton BAFTAs 20195 of 32

Zawe Ashton

Zawe chose a fuchsia dress from Roksanda, which she accessorised with a #TimesUp ribbon worn around her wrist

Lily Collins  BAFTAS 20196 of 32

Lily Collins

Lily wore a blue Givenchy gown with matching jacket

Eleanor Tomlinson BAFTAs 20197 of 32

Eleanor Tomlinson

The Poldark actor wore Ralph & Russo couture

Amy Adams BAFTAs 20198 of 32

Amy Adams

Nominated for a Supporting Actress award for her role in Vice, Amy wore a burgundy Prada gown

Sophie Okonedo  BAFTAs 20199 of 32

Sophie Okonedo

Sophie wore a strapless dress to present an award at the ceremony

Laura Harrier BAFTAs 201910 of 32

Laura Harrier

The BlacKkKlansman star wore a zesty Louis Vuitton dress

Glenn Close BAFTAs 201911 of 32

Glenn Close

The actor was nominated for a Leading Actress award for her role in The Wife and chose a black dress by Alexander McQueen

Olivia Colman BAFTAs 201912 of 32

Olivia Colman

Nominated for Leading Actress for her portrayal of Queen Anne in The Favourite, Olivia wore a monochrome Emilia Wickstead dress

Maya Jama  BAFTAs 201913 of 32

Maya Jama

The British presenter wore a black lace dress by Aadnevik

Irina Shayk BAFTAs 201914 of 32

Irina Shayk

The supermodel wore a classic black tuxedo suit

Millie Mackintosh BAFTAs 201915 of 32

Millie Mackintosh

Millie wore a frothy pink gown created for her by Halfpenny for her BAFTAs appearance

Viola Davis BAFTAs 201916 of 32

Viola Davis

Viola, nominated for the Leading Actress award, wore Armani Privé

Thandie Newton BAFTAs 201917 of 32

Thandie Newton and her daughter, Ripley Parker

Thandie wore Valentino and brought her daughter, Ripley, as her red carpet date

Mary J. Blige BAFTAs 201918 of 32

Mary J. Blige

The singer and actor chose white Ralph & Russo couture

The Duchess of Cambridge  BAFTAs 201919 of 32

The Duchess of Cambridge

Kate stunned in a white, one-shoulder bespoke Alexander McQueen gown, accessorised with Princess Diana's pearl earrings and Jimmy Choo shoes

Melissa McCarthy BAFTAs 201920 of 32

Melissa McCarthy

Melissa wore a dress by St John. She was nominated for the Leading Actress award for her role in Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Octavia Spencer BAFTAs 201921 of 32

Octavia Spencer

Octavia matched her dress to the red carpet

Rachel Brosnahan BAFTAs 201922 of 32

Rachel Brosnahan

The star of The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel wore a custom Erdem dress

Elizabeth Debicki BAFTAS 201923 of 32

Elizabeth Debicki

The actor wore an Armani Privé dress from the label's AW18 couture collection

Letitia Wright  BAFTAs 201924 of 32

Letitia Wright

The winner of the EE Rising Star Award wore a white Stella McCartney suit

Claire Foy BAFTAS 201925 of 32

Claire Foy

The Supporting Actress nominee wore Oscar de la Renta

Margot Robbie BAFTAs 201926 of 32

Margot Robbie

Margot wore a Chanel couture dress

Salma Hayek BAFTAs 201927 of 32

Salma Hayek

Salma wore a black embellished Gucci gown

Michelle Yeoh BAFTAs 201928 of 32

Michelle Yeoh

The star of Crazy Rich Asians wore an ornate, off-the-shoulder gown by Elie Saab

Regina King BAFTAs 201929 of 32

Regina King

Regina wore fuchsia pink Versace with a thigh-high split and asymmetric neckline

Michelle Rodriguez BAFTAs 201930 of 32

Michelle Rodriguez

Michelle wore a slinky Jenny Packham gown

Rachel Weisz BAFTAs 201931 of 32

Rachel Weisz

Rachel wore Gucci to collect her Supporting Actress award

Olga Kurylenko BAFTAs 201932 of 32

Olga Kurylenko

Olga wore an Armani Privé column gown to present an award

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