Tag: Dua Lipa
Symphorophiliac Is the New Black: Tove Lo Takes J. G. Ballard’s Crash to A Different Level in “Borderline”
When last we left Tove Lo’s jilted robot lover in the Alaska-directed video for Dirt Femme’s second single, “No One Dies From Love,” Annie 3000 [Read More…]
Hold Me Closer, Tiny Shred of Sanity: Elton and Britney Enlist the Help of Music Therapy
Although some would try to use Britney Spears’ ability to “bounce back” so “quickly” after being “released” (“gee thanks, Dad”) from her conservatorship roughly nine [Read More…]
We’re At the Point of Flaccid Summer Jams Now: Calvin Harris, Dua Lipa and Young Thug’s “Potion”
No stranger to working together after collaborating on “One Kiss,” the hopes for a reunion between Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa have obviously been very [Read More…]
Patrick Bateman Would Probably Take Dua Lipa and Megan Thee Stallion’s “Sweetest Pie” Too Literally
Being that Megan Thee Stallion churns out singles like cream (from a man’s dick), she tends to have an extensive wish list of people to [Read More…]
Magical Realism Cowboy: Dua Lipa’s “Love Again”
As Dua Lipa continues to keep the singles coming from her sophomore juggernaut, Future Nostalgia, she managed to find time in between prepping for her [Read More…]
Dua Lipa Gives Future Nostalgia the Dance Floor Treatment It Has Long Deserved During a Medley at the BRIT Awards
As the rightful winner of many BRIT Awards last night, including British Album of the Year, Dua Lipa graced us with another memorable performance (fresh [Read More…]
American Invasion: The BRIT Awards
The BRITs have long had their fair share of American influence over the years. However, since its inception in 1977, no one could argue that [Read More…]
Dua Lipa: A Celestial Performer
Toeing the line between classic and futuristic, Dua Lipa proved herself a consummate performer at the 2021 Grammys as she delved into a rendition of [Read More…]
Can’t Fight the Moonlight (Edition)
Before Ariana Grande got wise to releasing a deluxe edition with bonus tracks on it for Positions, Dua Lipa had already perfected the art of [Read More…]
Let the Relationship Sink Like the Titanic Because: “We’re Good”
Like fellow Brit, Charli XCX with “1999,” Dua Lipa seems well-aware of the continued cultural relevance of the Titanic. That said, the video for her [Read More…]
