Lady Gaga, appearing on KIIS-FM's Jojo on the Radio morning show Thursday, candidly spoke about death, and how she’s been able to channel her worst moments into great music.

In the chat, Gaga spilled intimate details on how her grandfather's passing inspired her latest hit song, The Edge of Glory.

Gaga said her grandmother was sitting on the edge of the bed when her grandpa was about to pass, when she caught them sharing a look of peace and contentment.

Lady Gaga took to Twitter Monday morning to thank her fans in wake of her two wins at the Much Music awards in Canada on Sunday, but it appeared she had more than trophies on her mind.

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Gaga wrote: I cant tell you how much last night meant to me Canada, + all monsters. This week was very intense + reflective. Thanku for supporting me.

The Grammy Award winning singer, while accepting the fan-selected UR FAVE International Video for Born This Way, told the crowd: “I love you so much little monsters and Canada!”

Yes, the carpet matches the wig.

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Lady Gaga, appearing at Sunday's Much Music Awards in Canada, lived up to her envelope-pushing ways, as the green-wig-clad crooner intentionally left a green patch of cloth sticking out of her zipper!

Legendary musician Clarence Clemons has died at the age of 69, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Clemons --best known for his smooth sax sounds as a member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band --had been in the hospital since suffering a serious stroke at his Florida home on June 12.

Springsteen -- who fondly called Clemons "The Big Man" for his imposing figure --issued a statement late Saturday about his dear friend, saying: "His loss is immeasurable and we are honored and thankful to have known him and had the opportunity to stand beside him for nearly 40 years."
Despite years of health problems, Clemons performed with Lady Gaga on the season finale of American Idol last month. He also played on two songs on Gaga's hit album, Born This Way.

In addition to his long career in music, Clemons also acted, and appeared in Martin Scorsese' 1977 TV musical New York, New York as well as in several films including The Blues Brothers, Swing, and Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

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Clemons was married five times and has four sons

Funeral arrangements are pending.

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On Monday, the brightest star in the city of lights was Lady Gaga.

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Hanging out the the backseat of the car she was being driven in, Gaga, 25, waved and blew kisses to all of her French fans.

The Poker Face singer wore a blue wig and kimono-esque get-up so colorful and artsy in Paris, she looked like she belonged in the Louvre.

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Twitter queen Lady Gaga rallied her social media troops to pledge support, love and well wishes to E Street Band sax player Clarence Clemons, who suffered a stroke at his home in Florida this past weekend.

"Little monsters, my very close friend +musician on The Edge of Glory, Clarence Clemons is very sick," she tweeted to her nearly 11 million followers. "Can we all make some get well videos?”

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She later tweeted: “In bed with Mommy thinking about Clarence, I can't wait for you to see the beautiful video we made together."

"He's a really special person." (So are you, Gaga.)

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Legendary E Street Band sax player Clarence Clemons is in ‘responsive and stable condition’ following his stroke, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The 69-year-old was hospitalized in Florida after being struck down by the stroke which reportedly required two brain surgeries.

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But the E Street Band’s fan website Backstreets.com has now given-out a more hopeful statement :

"MIRACLES ARE HAPPENING" The latest out of Florida has Clarence Clemons in better condition than anyone expected, a close friend tells Backstreets: "Yesterday, it did not look good at all. Today... miracles are happening. His vital signs are improving. He's responsive. His eyes are welling up when we're talking to him. He was paralyzed on his left side, but now he's squeezing with his left hand. This is the best news we've heard since [the stroke] happened — it's nothing short of miraculous. The next five days will still be critical. But he's a fighter."

Legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons is in the hospital Monday after suffering a serious stroke.

Clemons -- best known as ‘The Big Man’ in Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band --  suffered the stroke Sunday at his home in Florida, according to showbiz411.com, which first broke the sad news.

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Clemons, 69, has had a string of health issues over the past decade, and in 2010, he had both knees replaced and spinal fusion surgery.

In addition to his work with Springsteen, Clemons also can be heard on Lady Gaga’s smash new album, Born This Way. He also performed Edge of Glory with Gaga on the American Idol finale in May.