Lady Gaga Steps Out Looking Stylish in Rome

Lady Gaga covers up in a faux fur coat while leaving a police station with Al Pacino by her side on the set of House of Gucci in Rome, Italy on Monday afternoon (March 22).

Lady Gaga, 34, and Adam Driver, 37, are tapping into their roles as the formerly married couple Patrizia Reggiani and Maurizio Gucci. The co-stars were photographed kissing while the cameras rolled on the set of the crime drama film House of Gucci in Lake Como, Italy on March 18. The on-screen kiss happened amid a romantic boat ride outside the luxurious Villa Balbiano.

Lady Gaga and Adam Driver are turning up the heat and how! The duo have been in Italy for the last few weeks for their upcoming film House of Gucci. The Ridley Scott directorial is underway in full swing and several paparazzi photos have now come our way.

Lady Gaga's dognapping. ET has exclusively learned Monday's premiere of will solicit America's help in finding the shooter of Gaga'sdog walker, Ryan Fischer.

Patrizia Reggiani served 17 years of a 26-year prison sentence for ordering the 1995 killing of her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci, who had run off with another woman.  Known in Italy as the ‘Black Widow’, she is being portrayed by Gaga in a film about the murder called House of Gucci.

Lady Gaga on the big screen again. The Oscar award-winning actress and singer shared a behind-the-scenes look at her upcoming movie with Adam Driver called “House of Gucci.” The co-stars looked perfect and warm together in turtlenecks in Italy.

Lady Gaga has had a rough week! If you're unaware why the pop star is making headlines, let us tell you that Lady Gaga's two dogs were kidnapped while her dog walker was shot in public when he was walking the singer's three dogs. The incident took place last week when the singer had left for Rome, Italy and occurred in Hollywood around 9:30 pm.

Lady Gaga is stepping out in style.

Lady Gaga has been spotted for the first time since her French bulldogs Koji and Gustav were stolen at gunpoint in Hollywood. The singer, 34, looked incredibly glam when she stepped out of her hotel in Rome on March 2, offering the cameras a wave — see the pics here.

 Lady Gaga’s  dog walker Ryan Fischer took to Instagram with a lengthy statement on Monday, speaking out for the first time since he was hospitalized for a gunshot wound.Fischer was shot on Wednesday, February 24 while out walking three of the star’s French bulldogs.

Lady Gaga’s dog walker has spoken out for the first time after he was shot in a horrifying armed robbery last week. Ryan Fischer was shot four times in the chest by armed robbers, who then stole the Poker Face singer’s French bulldog pups, which were being walked by Ryan at the time.Two of Lady Gaga’s dogs, Koji and Gustav, were stolen during the incident, but have since been found safe and well, while her other Frenchie Asia avoided capture.

It was just last week that we learned of the devastating news that Lady GaGa’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, had been shot while trying to take her three French Bulldogs for an evening stroll. While the story looks like it has a happy ending — Koji and Gustavo were returned to GaGa on Friday by a mysterious good Samaritan and Ryan is in stable condition — the 30-year-old now faces nearly $100K in medical bills!

Lady Gaga’s French bulldogs have been returned to her safe and unharmed after they were stolen by an armed robber.The 34 year old singer’s dogs, Koji and Gustavo, were taken after her dog walker, Ryan Fischer, was shot in Hollywood, California on Wednesday 24 February. After offering $500,000 reward for the pups’ safe return an unnamed woman, said to be “uninvolved and unassociated” with the shooting, handed the dogs in at LAPD’s Olympic Community Police Station on Friday 26 February.

As per a recent report by the Associated Press, the Los Angeles police confirmed that Lady Gaga's precious French bulldogs Koji and Gustav were recovered unharmed on Friday, i.e. February 27.

were stolen by thieves who shot and wounded the dogwalker, according to Los Angeles police. A woman brought the dogs to the LAPD’s Olympic Community Police Station around 6 p.m., Capt.