Lady Gaga Debuts artwork for the new Single of 'English'

Lady Gaga is working hard to get excitement for his new material after months out of the spotlight. More recent singer to move is the inauguration of the artwork for their new single, which will serve as the first release of the next album "English".

Gaga tweeted the image, featuring nude sitting in a very technological Chair:

1St SINGLE of English comes AUG.19 #24DAYS pic.twitter.com/hqbBzXZkJK

-Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) on July 27, 2013

The singer will launch the song on August 19, followed by a debut live on August 25 during a performance at the MTV Video Music Awards. Meanwhile, much speculation is flying above with regard to the recurrence of what Gaga will have in store. Tara Taberna, the star of "Born This Way" makeup artist, recently took your little monsters website to publish a photo entitled "Applause", provoking questions as if it will be the title of the song.

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Ian Northcott, English Policeman, Spreads Joy, Joins Buskers On The Street (VIDEO)

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When it comes to cops and buskers, this isn't the type of scene we're used to seeing here in the U.S.

Police officer Ian Northcott from Birmingham, England, delighted onlookers by grabbing a guitar and joining a pair of street performances for some off-the-cuff Oasis covers -- and his impromtu rock show has gone viral.

"It was such a lovely day, everyone seemed happy, it just felt such a natural thing to do," Northcott told SWNS. "We are always looking for ways to break down barriers between the police and the public and this was one of them."

YouTube user Ben Chambers caught Northcott's rendition of 'Wonderwall' on film and uploaded it to his account on June 1. It's since been viewed more than 100,000 times.

Besides promoting a positive police-community relationship, the video has helped Northcott further his charity efforts for the homeless. A few years ago, he launched Socks and Chocs, an initiative that provides the homeless with a few basic comforts during the Christmas season.

Last year, Northcott asked young musicians on YouTube to post covers of his own song, 'Pleasures,' to increase the effort's online visibility.

Northcott's viral performance may go a long way towards helping Socks and Chocs reach its goal of distributing 16,000 pairs of socks to the needy this year.

Find out how you can contribute to the cause on the Socks and Chocs Facebook page.

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