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Halsey Is Getting a Cameo in Lady Gaga's A Star Is Born
It's like our wildest dreams are coming true! 
By Raffy ErmacSeptember 06 2018 / 11:59 AM
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You read that headline right, folks! Halsey, one of our fave bi popstars of this generation, is making a cameo appearance in the upcoming Bradley Cooper-directed drama A Star Is Born, which (as you should already know), also stars Lady Gaga in her feature film debut.
Halsey was so excited to announce her cameo, she made a big announcement on Twitter:
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The "Strangers" singer also revealed that she will be playing herself! 
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Two queens on one epic project together! We can't wait to see it! 
A Star Is Born hits theaters on October 5. Watch the official trailer in the video below. 

        
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