People (by which I mean humans, not the magazine) pounced on Lorde late Thursday after she posted a photo of a [positively gorgeous] bathtub with the caption, “And iiiii will always love you.” While the singer, currently in the middle of her Melodrama tour, made it fairly clear that the photo was about good old R&R…
New Zealand’s preeminent sprite/grandma/teen Lorde is currently touring in support of her album Melodrama. Whilst performing in Milwaukee on Thursday evening, she trotted out a Frank Ocean cover.
Three teenage Lorde fans from Israel are suing two New Zealand women—in New Zealand—for “emotional injury” caused by their alleged role in Lorde’s decision to cancel her Tel Aviv concert.
No rest for the weary. People reported on Wednesday that Kim Kardashian West is already thinking about having another baby and asking a surrogate to carry it. Perhaps the same surrogate who carried Chicago West to term.
On Sunday, Lorde announced she had cancelled her June 5 concert in Tel Aviv, Israel in response to criticism from fans and activists promoting the tenets of BDS, a movement to divest from Israel in protest of the country’s occupation of Palestine.
Lorde has casually posted a snippet of what sounds like a discarded track (what she calls “an old melo sketch”) from her album Melodrama.
Do you think when Lorde sings, “Oh Lord,” she’s actually saying, “Oh Lorde?”
I guess Lorde’s VMAs performance was supposed to be relatably casual, but it just seemed like she was making it up as she went along. I mean, she had dancers and they managed to be at the same place at the same time onstage, so I guess there was choreography, but maybe only insofar as...that? Opting to not so much as…
Expecting to click through this Vogue interview with Jennifer Aniston and read a transcript of an Aveeno commercial, I was pleasantly surprised. This is somebody who says shit!
Have you ever wondered what Lorde does on vacation? In her new video for “Perfect Places” she doesn’t go to an all-inclusive resort, that’s for sure.
Bravo celebrity Kim Zolciak-Biermann proved that there’s no place she can’t strike a pose in an Instagram published Tuesday. In the photo (seen above), she and husband Kroy can be seen standing proudly in a hospital recovery room, flanked by the horizontal bodies of their two children, Kash and Brielle, resting in…
Lorde created a wonderful new album, but all anyone wants to talk to her about during her press tour is her relationship with Taylor Swift. On Friday, Lorde was asked by a reporter with the Australian TV show Sunrise what it was like “observing all of those heroes of yours?” The implication was that the heroes in…
On her debut album Pure Heroine, Lorde was always skeptical when it came to perfection: she criticized pretty cities, diamonds, the overblown love you hear about in chart-topping songs. Teenage ennui cloaked every inch of that record like a fog as Lorde set her songs at night, on tennis courts, highways, underpasses.…
You might remember that, earlier this week, an Instagram account surfaced featuring onion ring reviews by someone who may or may not have been Lorde. Well on Thursday night, Lorde herself went on Jimmy Fallon and CONFESSED to running the account.
A reporter from the News Zealand site Newshub has conducted an extremely thorough investigation into an Instagram review account for onion rings, @onionringsworldwide, deducing that it might be Lorde’s.
When Lorde first released Pure Heroine, she seemed to be a totally different kind of pop-star. Rather than preach the beauty of being a young, party-going teen like popular singers nearly twice her age, Lorde, an actual teenager, was admirably sneering and over it all. “Don’t you think it’s boring how people talk?”…
While in New York City for Governor’s Ball weekend, Lorde, a known witch, floated into Liquiteria on a cloud of black smoke to grab an expensive smoothie, as witches usually do. And while she was grabbing her cup of Blue Velvet, she hit it off with her cashier. “This is my first smoothie for a famous person, we got…
“Liability” is Lorde’s latest song from Melodrama, out June 16, and even though it’s about the rarefied existence of maintaining relationships in the public eye, it’s also painfully familiar. What woman hasn’t been told, at one time or another, that she is too much?
