She mentioned a few things about the album, but one thing stood out: her love of Tuesdays. Last Tuesday, nothing happened and I was starting to give up hope that it actually meant something.
However, today, a Tuesday, I woke up just feeling like something was going to happen. And like clockwork, we finally have the cover art for Lana Del Rey’s new album.
She’s nothing short of radiant, bearing a giant toothy smile. I actually think her perfect teeth might be my favorite thing about this record thus far.
And after some mixed signals about the possibility of a witchy infusion for this record, the smiling cover was pretty left field. While a grinning, happy af Lana will always be our favorite Lana, it’s definitely not what we expected from our pouty princess.
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Are you having Coachella FOMO after seeing a zillion selfies of babes in front of a ferris wheel? You’re not alone. Here’s what went down at our party last weekend to kick off Coachella weekend one. The Galore x NTWRK Ranch, hosted by Tyga and Chloe Cherry, started things off with a rowdy rodeo bang
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