Get into ‘National Anthem‘ star Lana Del Rey, gracing the latest cover of French ‘Glamour’.
A far cry from the awkward girl we all met on ‘SNL’, the provocative maestra’s cover arrives months ahead of her new album, a re-release of her debut LP.
UK based fans can catch Rey live next Tuesday when she takes to London’s ‘Jazz Cafe’ for the very first time.
Lana Del Rey sported a casual look nights ago, snapped on her way to Lakers V Warriors Game with friends.
Rocking her ever evasive smile but looking a little worse for her wear, her sighting comes months before she re-releases her debut album, and weeks after she released the video for her latest single ‘Blue Jeans‘.
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Get familiar with Lana Del Rey‘s set at the 2012 Echo Awards in Berlin.
Serving up a live version of ‘Video Games’, we’d sure you agree it marks one of her better performances, following her so so showing at SNL.
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Moments ago Lana Del Rey premiered the official music video for her latest single ‘Blue Jeans’.
The visual continues Rey’s [now] signature ‘fallen 1920′s Hollywood starlet on the verge of coming undone’ motif backed by excellent cinematography.
Check out the stunning video after the jump and sound-off below.
Saturday Night Live‘s most talked about musical guest, Lana Del Rey, readies her next single ‘Blue Jeans’ by unveiling the track’s accompanying art work.
Lifted from ‘Born To Die’, ‘Blue Jeans’ was an instant standout on a LP filled with depressing funeral music. It serves as the album’s most commercial offering, appealing to both critics and fans alike. The song’s official launch as Del Rey’s third single commences April 8, 2012 through Interscope Records.
Lana Del Rey is by far the most polarizing artist to debut within the last ten years. After receiving bad press/reviews for ‘Born To Die’ and its subsequent live performances the 25-year-old threatened to never record another song again.
Now after the LP’s breakaway chart success and cult-like appeal, Del Rey is singing a much different tune–she’s punching back at the critics who claim she’s nothing more than a manufactured act with no artistic credibility.
Watch the interview in its entirety after the jump and sound-off below.
This time last year, the name Lana Del Rey meant absolutely nothing to the charts and debate she has gone on to dominate.
Rising to ‘mainstream’ fame in the latter part of 2011, this year saw the release of her second studio album, ‘Born To Die‘, spawning the smash hit singles ‘Video Games‘ and ‘Born To Die‘.
Now, following the LP’s success, Ms. Rey is reportedly readying the release of it’s ‘follow up’, by way of Interscope and Polydor Records.
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Following the success of her new LP ‘Born To Die‘, Lana Del Rey took to Hollywood’s Amoeba recently to thank fans for their support of both she and the project.
Indeed, seeing as actions do speak louder than words, the performer’s gratitude was showcased in a chilling rendition of ‘Without You‘, a Kate Bush inspired number lifted from the LP.
Get into the show below…
Awkward.
That’s how many deemed Lana Del Rey‘s televised debut last month when she took to the Saturday Night Live stage.
And yet the hype surrounding the 25 year old has only intensified, propelling the her first major label effort ’Born To Die’ to the top of the charts globally.
Continuing the promotional push for the critically acclaimed set, Del Rey took centre-stage on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to perform standout cut ‘Video Games’.
Watch Del Rey continues to justify her buzz below…
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