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ICYMI, South Park has taken an odd turn during the past two episodes while it explores the depths of gender identity through the pop singer Lorde. -
'South Park' Recap: Gender Identity Crises, Bathroom Usage Crises and a New Song from "Lorde"!
SPOILER ALERT: If you haven't watched the episode yet and want to be surprised, don't read this article. Hopefully you realized what a "recap is" but we just wanted to be safe. -
Sam Smith, Bleachers, Chvrches, And More To Perform At VH1 'You Oughta Know Live In Concert' [LINEUP]
VH1 has chosen the 2014 class of You Oughta Know artists and will bring them together for an epic festival-style show on Nov. 13 at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom. The second annual You Oughta Know Live in Concert will feature two hours of performances from A Great Big World, Aloe Blacc, American Authors, Bleachers, CHVURCHES, Echosmith, KONGOS, Mary Lambert, Tove Lo, Vance Joy, and Sam Smith. -
BBC Release All-Star Cover Of Beach Boys Song 'God Only Knows' Featuring Brian Wilson, Stevie Wonder, Lorde, Sam Smith [LISTEN]
When Lorde, Brian Wilson, Dave Grohl, Florence Welch and a variety of other artists get together to sing The Beach Boys classic "God Only Knows," there's obviously something big to announce. -
Lorde Performs New 'Hunger Games' Track 'Yellow Flicker Beat' Live For The First Time [WATCH]
Lorde performed her new "Hunger Games" single "Yellow Flicker Beat" live for the first time, sporting a flowing red gown for her Thursday night (October 2) gig in Berkeley, California. -
'South Park' Recap: Ebola, Gluten and A Guest Appearance by Lorde(?)
South Park seemed to throw everything at us last week—aside from a litany of NFL-based controversies, even ISIS managed to swing by—so what else was there to hit next but the ebola outbreak ("oooooh," you say. "Too soon")? The only thing about this episode that even hints at ebola however is the title, "Gluten Free Ebola." -
Taylor Swift Talks Feminism, Emma Watson's U.N. Speech, And Media-Fueled Girl Fights [WATCH]
Earlier this week, Taylor Swift proved female pop stars can be support each other and be friends when she posted a photo of Lorde's handwritten lyrics to "Yellow Flicker Beat" to Instagram. She also stopped by Canadian talk show Tout Le Monde En Parle, where after discussing her single "Shake It Off," she gave her thoughts on Emma Watson's viral U.N. speech. -
Taylor Swift Is "Proud" Of Lorde's New Single, "Yellow Flicker Beat" Singer Gushes About '1989'
Lorde's BFF Taylor Swift was apparently the first person to hear her new Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 song "Yellow Flicker Beat," according to a new photo the "Royals" singer posted to Instagram. The photo is a regrammed screenshot of a photo Swift had posted earlier of her handwritten lyrics from the single. In the caption, Lorde gushed about having Swift as a friend and even plugged Swift's upcoming record, 1989. -
LISTEN: Lorde Drops Biting New Song 'Yellow Flicker Beat' from 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1'
Lorde is channeling beats and bees in her new single "Yellow Flicker Beat." Today (Sept. 29), the "Royals" singer dropped her first new single since the release of her debut album Pure Heroine for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 soundtrack and it's a stripped down, haunting new melody. -
Lorde Shares New Lyrics Via Instagram
New Zealand songstress Lorde announced the title of her next single, "Yellow Flicker Beat," last week, adding that the track would drop tomorrow (Sept. 29). She continued to tease the song on Instagram yesterday (Sept. 27), posting pictures of lyrics for fans to see. -
Lorde Takes Top Spot on Billboard's '21 Under 21' List; 5 Seconds of Summer Debuts and Justin Bieber Celebrates Last Year of Eligibility
No industry is as ripe for domination by college and high school-aged individuals than the music industry (maybe the NBA. But whatever). Billboard has celebrated the youngest powerhouses in music every year by releasing its "21 Under 21" class. -
ARIA Awards Date and Location Announced Following Huge Year for Australian Music Industry
Maybe we're spoiled in the United States, as the next year's Grammys are planned to a T nearly a year in advance. Australia and its ARIA Awards formally announced on September 25 that its annual show will take place on November 26 at the Event Centre at The Star, the same venue that hosted the event last year, according to Billboard.
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