Tag: Dua Lipa
Mark Ronson’s Amy-Centric BRIT Awards Performance
While everyone was busy mostly gushing over ROSALÍA and Björk’s epic performance of “Berghain”—and it was undeniably epic—or marveling over Harry Styles’ white boy dance [Read More…]
Tame Impala Proves Himself to Be An Overachieving Perfectionist With Deadbeat
While some musicians take pride in their prolificness, Tame Impala is the kind who prefers, well, the slow rush. This being the title of the [Read More…]
Endorphin Endorsement: Exercise Gets Madison Beer Feeling Flushed in Video for “Yes Baby”
Although it hasn’t been very long since the last time Madison Beer offered her fans a single, it feels as though years have already gone [Read More…]
For Tame Impala, “End of Summer” Is Already Here
While some would prefer for it to remain summer forever (Addison Rae even has a song called that on Addison), others are calling it early. Namely, [Read More…]
No Bikes Required for JENNIE and Dua Lipa in the Video for “Handlebars”
While some have accused pop culture (and movies in particular) of falling increasingly prey to the “New Literalism,” JENNIE and Dua Lipa certainly aren’t guilty of [Read More…]
A New JENNIE Arrives on the Block With Ruby
As the women of Blackpink continue to roll out their solo efforts at around the same time (with Lisa’s solo album, Alter Ego, also being released [Read More…]
Three Queens, Or: A Carpool Karaoke Christmas
Some might say there was no method to the madness of creating a Christmas-themed episode of Carpool Karaoke centered around three of the biggest names in [Read More…]
The Radical Snubbing of Radical Optimism
It seems fairly undeniable that, of all the “main pop girls” who put albums out in 2024, Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism was the most underrated and underlooked. Perhaps [Read More…]
“Talk Talk” Gets A Sexier, Less Desperate Makeover With Troye Sivan and, More Importantly, Dua Lipa on the Remix
Just in time to mark the beginning of the Sweat Tour, which kicks off on September 14th in Detroit, Charli XCX has released yet another [Read More…]
Neither Radical Nor Incredibly Optimistic, Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Still Manages to Contend For Album of the Summer (Hell, Maybe Even the Year)
Commencing with an immediate callback to the sound of Crystal Waters’ “Gypsy Woman,” Dua Lipa kicks off what is sure to be the album of [Read More…]
