Elusive chanteuse and essential cultural critic Lana Del Rey has a message for everyone downloading leaks of her new album Lust for Life, and that message is that you are a little fucker. Hours after a fan named P#!L shared that they had downloaded the album late Tuesday night, Del Rey (who is one of our most reliably…
Lana Del Rey, god bless her, has outdone every musician in the merchandise department by selling little lockets you can keep your coke stash in.
Lana Del Rey and The Weeknd—two artists who revel in singing about death—are starry-eyed macabre lovers in her blurry VHS-filtered “Lust for Life” video, the majority of which is spent on top of a Hollywood sign under a bright fake moon. Fate has brought them here, with all their crazy, fatalistic dreams on a song…
Lana Del Rey debuted another perfectly bored yet lush summer song at the KROQ Weenie Roast Y Fiesta in LA on Saturday. The event also marked the first live performance of her hit “Lust for Life,” unfortunately without The Weeknd to back her up.
Remember in 2016 when you could do something fun like go to the beach or a party (god, remember parties) and not have to think constantly about how, oh I don’t know, America might be inching closer to a nuclear war? Or about how packs of white nationalists marching in the streets with torches are apparently here to…
In the first line of her new single “Lust For Life” (featuring The Weeknd, not that he adds much to it) the perpetually stoned and in love Goddess of California, Lana Del Rey, sings about climbing up the H of the Hollywood sign with someone who is so absurdly hot that when they’re together it always feels like July.…
After watching the Instagram video Lana del Rey posted of her singing her new jam about thermonuclear war, I got a little nostalgic for old-fashioned singing into a hairbrush, in the olden days when the songs you made up on a whim were secrets shared in the intimacy between you and your bathroom mirror.
I’m not gonna lie—I had complex feelings about the new song Lana Del Rey wrote and performed on Instagram whilst in a sequoia grove soon after leaving Coachella. I find it’s a tightrope between being vigilantly observant of Del Rey’s peculiar way of commenting on tensions with North Korea and also having enough space…
Queen of whispery West Coast brooding Lana Del Rey released a trailer for her upcoming album Lust For Life Wednesday morning, and while the kooky two-point-five-minute clip offers no snippets of the album’s music, it provides a satisfying peek at her latest Lanaesthetic (after 2014's dreary Ultraviolence and 2015's…
As the United States mutates into a toxic hell-dimension of the Joss Whedon variety, there’s very little that brings me comfort and joy. But during the four minutes and 39 seconds of Lana Del Rey’s new, celestial single, “Love,” I do manage to forget our newly maggot-infested executive branch and dwell in a bit of…
As much as I despise Donald Trump and love to curse, I’m not terribly excited about Lana Del Rey deciding she’s an anti-Trump witch now.
Lana Del Rey’s music video for “Love,” her most recent single, is quintessentially Lana. And by now, we know what that means: dreamy, slow-moving, and yellow-filtered, with a camera that lingers on the singer’s dramatic visage.
Lana Del Rey’s new single, her first in nearly 16 months, returns to themes the pop singer has proven she’s extremely comfortable with: being young, and aimless, and in love. It’s also got that retro sound and balladic sweep Del Rey is known for, set to lyrics like “It’s enough to go crazy, crazy, crazy” and (maybe…
Lana del Rey portraying a California cult leader in her latest music video—administering acid as communion, literally drinking the kool-aid—isn’t really outside her purview, as this is a persona she’s been lightweight constructing from the beginning.
Lana Del Rey was granted restraining orders against two Russian women who have allegedly stalked and threatened the singer, according to TMZ.
Happy Halloween, dolls! I was going to make myself look extra creepy for your seasonally-appropriate viewing pleasure, but then something came up: I noticed that the man I love has been listening to a LOT of Our Lady Lana lately. Like, nonstop. I don’t know how things work in your universe, but personally I find that…
Weekly-ish, a pre-approved, snap-judged music guide based on our very scientific, non-subjective Yes/No rating system. There’s really no debating this, come on stop.
Weekly-ish, a pre-approved, snap-judged music guide based on our very scientific, non-subjective Yes/No rating system. There’s really no debating this, come on stop.
In an interview last year with Fader, Lana Del Rey was asked about feminism because journalists love asking female artists about feminism. She told the magazine that “feminism is just not an interesting concept” to her, but she didn’t stop there.
All I wanna do is get high by the beach and watch “High By The Beach,” get high!
