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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper are together again!

The 37-year-old entertainer supported her A Star is Born co-star and director at a special screening of his new movie Maestro on Tuesday evening (December 12) held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angele.

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Fellow cast members also in attendance included Carey Mulligan, Matt Bomer, Gideon Glick, Maya Hawke, Sarah Silverman, Brian Klugman, and Alexa Swinton.

Producer Steven Spielberg was also in attendance along with Josh Singer, who Bradley co-wrote the screenplay with.

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Ryan Gosling is sharp in a white suit while hitting the red carpet ahead of the opening ceremony and premiere screening of his film First Man held during the 2018 Venice Film Festival at Sala Grande on Wednesday (August 29) in Venice, Italy.

The 37-year-old actor was joined at the event by his co-stars Claire Foy, Jason Clarke and Olivia Hamilton, as well as director Damien Chazelle and screenwriter Josh Singer.

In case you didn’t know: Damien, who worked with Ryan in the 2016 film La La Land, is currently engaged to Olivia.

First Man, hitting theaters on October 12, Ryan portrays Neil Armstrong while Foy takes on the role of his wife, Janet – Watch the new trailer here!

FYI: Ryan is wearing Gucci with an Anto bespoke dress shirt. Claire is wearing Valentino Couture. Olivia is wearing J. Mendel.

Ryan Gosling happily flashes a smile alongside his co-star Claire Foy while attending the photo call for his upcoming film First Man held during the 2018 Venice Film Festival at Sala Casino on Wednesday (August 29) in Venice, Italy.

The 37-year-old actor and Claire, 34, were joined at the event by their other cast mates Jason Clarke and Olivia Hamilton, as well as director Damien Chazelle and screenwriter Josh Singer.

Ryan portrays astronaut Neil Armstrong in the film, which chronicles his journey to become the first man on the moon – Watch the brand new trailer below!

“Full disclosure, I’m a Canadian, so this might be some form of cognitive dissonance, but I think this achievement was widely regarded not as an American, but as a human achievement, and that’s how we chose to view it,” Ryan said at the press conference (via THR). “I don’t think Neil viewed himself as an American hero, quite the opposite. Neil was someone who was extremely humble, as were many of these astronauts… the way we made the film was to honor the way Neil viewed himself.”