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HDD Will 'THE TORTUED POETS DEPARTMENT' continue this domination? Or put an end to it?

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On her BBC Podcast ep, convo starts around 31:30 mark after playing A&W: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001y3tq Says Lana was there for her when she was trying to get clean: Made 1.5 hr drives with daughter Frances to see her in Malibu over the course of a few months during her recovery Told her to sign up for Hinge Courtney also introduced her to Joni's discography after Lana described the sound of The Hissing of Summer Lawns: Liked Ladies of the Canyon Liked Blue Liked For the Roses Didn't like Hejira Didn't like Turbulent Indigo

A new Beyoncé project is being teased. A website has been created but no one knows what it is yet. beencountry.com https://www.instagram.com/p/C5USirpvFJI/

if so Nicki needs help but Barbz condone this ****

"I just feel like it's quite an interesting thing to do when you're trying to tackle a new genre & you just choose the biggest song in that genre to cover. I mean, you do you, Beyoncé, and she literally is doing her. Or is she doing Dolly?"

she recently posted a video of her in the studio and also tagged two of the producers she worked on "eternal sunshine" with one of the producers also commented this under the post: so, what do y'all think is coming? AG8? new remixes? ES (spotless mind deluxe)?

Ahead of the issue dropping next week, when the full interview will also land on musicweek.com, we're sharing some highlights from an extra special cover story. Dua Lipa on making Radical Optimism "It was about being able to dictate. Before, I wasn't as confident in my craft. I definitely feel so much better about who I am as an artist and a songwriter, what I want to do and say and how I want to say it." Dua Lipa on taking control "I think I trusted that other people knew better than me, and in some ways they did because they were more experienced. But I've just been learning to follow my gut and do the learning myself, rather than rely on other people's knowledge." Dua Lipa on Radical22 "It's about having control over my music, having the final say over what happens to it. As an artist, it's important to understand that this is a business." Dua Lipa on Glastonbury "Glastonbury has always been the pinnacle. It's my favorite festival. I'm so grateful for the trust that Emily [Eavis] has put in me and I'll make sure it's great. It's the biggest show of my life, so I'm gonna make sure I don't **** it up!" Dua Lipa on Joe Kentish "I wouldn't have been able to do this without him. I love it when he comes into the studio – he's someone who I really want to impress, so every time I play Joe music, I hear things differently and realise what needs to change without him even saying anything." Dua Lipa on being a 'pop star' "People want you to speak out about things that you believe in, create a safe space for fans, or talk about current issues or activism. But at the same time, a lot of people want you to not do that and they want their pop stars to just be very quiet, like, 'Just sing your song and don't get involved in politics.'" Dua Lipa on the music business "I think that people mistake artists as being away with the fairies, because we are preoccupied with the creative side and that's the only thing we really want to be doing. People take advantage of that a lot. People are proper charlatans and they'll try it!" Direct link: https://www.musicweek.com/media/read/dua-lipa-covers-the-may-issue-of-music-week/089626

Well...we've been waiting eight years Rih where the **** is it?

Oh Zendaya the legend you are

Everyone is spilling these days.

Her new personality is not it and this is the last straw

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5y5RMoJcq5/ Jojo Siwa don't make that face

Did maJKa serve taste yet again??

She just posted a thank you note about her coachella performance, and after 10 minutes of posting she went out of her way to edit the post and added a paragraph where she lightly dragged her ex-tour manager for ghosting her, in her usual passive-agressive fashion, allegedly she also had laryngitis. "Emily for stepping up as tour manager when Pete quit for no reason after 15 years because he was butt hurt that I got 10 comped bikes for free from Wally and randomly decided he was more of a stage designer than a tour manager... Never got a phone call probably never will. Still grateful for the 15 years though. No worries – 37 days was more than enough time to put together an entire headlining set all by ourselves. Not stressful at all. Way to go Emily you ******* killed it with grace." https://www.instagram.com/p/C52gnhyuY_p/?img_index=1

TIME reveals the 2024 TIME100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. The issue has 4 worldwide covers, each highlighting a member of the TIME100: singer-songwriter Dua Lipa, football quarterback Patrick Mahomes, actor Taraji P. Henson, and Yulia Navalnaya, a leader of Russia's opposition movement. TIME will Host Annual TIME100 Gala to Celebrate the List; Taraji P. Henson Set to Host with Special Musical Performances from Dua Lipa and Fantasia Barrino on April 25 in NYC Artists Dua Lipa Dev Patel 21 Savage Alia Bhatt Jenny Holzer Colman Domingo Da'Vine Joy Randolph Lauren Groff Jeffrey Wright Fantasia Barrino Leslie Odom Jr. LaToya Ruby Frazier Alex Edelman James McBride Brooks Headley Icons Taraji P. Henson Kylie Minogue Elliot Page Burna Boy Michael J. Fox Thelma Golden Sofia Coppola Jenni Hermoso Frank Mugisha Motaz Azaiza Sakshi Malik Mark Cuban Hayao Miyazaki Suzanne Simard Julienne Lusenge Rosanna Flamer-Caldera Titans Patrick Mahomes Satya Nadella A'ja Wilson Kelly Ripa Jack Antonoff Thasunda Brown Duckett Donna Langley Beth Ford Wang Chuanfu Kelley Robinson Chizuko Ueno Jesper Brodin Larry Ellison Joanne Crevoiserat Max Verstappen The full 2024 TIME100 list https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2024/

The "be safe in that 1978 jet you got for free" took me OUT

Kelly Ripa Is on the 2024 TIME100 List | TIME Like Ginger Rogers dancing backwards and in heels, Kelly Ripa makes co-hosting one of the most popular daytime talk shows on TV look effortless. But let's be clear: it's not. When I've filled in as her co-host it's taken me days to come up with enough material for one 15-minute opening chat segment. Kelly has been nailing those day after day, month after month, for almost 24 years now, regaling us with entertaining stories, making us laugh, and sharing the ups and downs of her public and private life. Doing that on live television—without a script—takes remarkable talent, not to mention guts, grit, hard work, and heart. Kelly is impossibly self-deprecating and would never admit it, but she is one of the greatest broadcasters in television history, and she continues to reach new heights. She wrote a best-selling memoir, started a popular podcast, and welcomed a new co-host, her husband of nearly 28 years, Mark Consuelos. Would audiences want to watch a happily married couple who've raised three genuinely good kids? Yes. The ratings are up, and Kelly has never been better.