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  • Lana Del Rey was born Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, and for years she performed under names that almost nobody remembers. One of them was Sparkle Jump Rope Queen. Another was May Jailer. These were the stage identities of a young American singer-songwriter who played clubs for a small underground scene. In 2023, Rolling Stone placed her at number 175 on its list of the 200 greatest singers of all time. Why did she keep changing her name? How did a moody, nostalgic sound come to reshape what pop music was reaching for? And what did it cost her to be heard?

  • Elizabeth Grant was born in Manhattan on the 21st of June 1985. Her father, Robert England Grant Jr., was a copywriter at Grey Global Group, and her mother, Patricia, was an account executive there. When Elizabeth was a year old, the family moved to Lake Placid, New York. Her father later became a domain investor, and her mother worked as a schoolteacher. She grew up Catholic, attended St. Agnes School, and sang as the cantor in her church choir.

    Kent School, an Episcopal boarding school in Kent, Connecticut, took her in when she was 14 or 15. Her parents sent her there to get sober. Alcohol and drugs had become a problem in her teens, and the whole family, including Grant herself, was worried. Her uncle, an admissions officer at the school, secured her financial aid. She later left school for rehab and says she has been sober since 2003.

    A fixation on mortality colored those years. As a small child she was floored to realize that her mother, her father and everyone she knew would die, and that she would too. She said she 'had a sort of a philosophical crisis.' She also had trouble making friends through her teens and early adult years.

    A year on Long Island with her aunt and uncle turned her toward music. She worked as a waitress, and her uncle taught her to play guitar. Soon she believed she 'could probably write a million songs with those six chords.' She began writing and playing nightclubs around New York under assorted names, including Lizzy Grant and the Phenomena.

    State University of New York at Geneseo came first, but she left to take a gap year. In the fall of 2004, at age 19, she enrolled at Fordham University in the Bronx. She majored in philosophy with an emphasis on metaphysics. She said the subject bridged the gap between God and science, and she hoped technology might help people find out where they came from and why.

    In the spring of 2005, still a student, she registered a seven-track extended play with the United States Copyright Office. The application listed the title Rock Me Stable, with Young Like Me also named. A second extended play, From the End, was recorded under the name May Jailer. Between 2005 and 2006 she also recorded an acoustic album, Sirens, which reached the internet through a leak in mid-2012.

    The Williamsburg Live Songwriting Competition in 2006 gave her a first public performance and a first industry contact. There she met Van Wilson, an A&R representative for 5 Points Records, an independent label owned by David Nichtern. In 2007, while a senior at Fordham, she sent the label an acoustic demo tape called No Kung Fu. The label offered her a $10,000 recording contract. She spent the money moving to Manhattan Mobile Home Park, a trailer park in North Bergen, New Jersey, and began working with producer David Kahne.

    Nichtern remembered that the plan was to have a record ready so she could tour right after graduation. Instead, he said, 'she morphed.' He recalled a young woman with straight blonde hair and a 'plunky little acoustic guitar,' a little dark but very intelligent, who kept evolving.

    In 2008, Fordham awarded her a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy. She then released a three-track extended play, Kill Kill, as Lizzy Grant, with production by Kahne. She said he asked to work with her only a day after hearing her demo. She described him as a producer with integrity who wanted to make music that was not just pop.

    Miami gave her the name Lana Del Rey. She was visiting the city often and speaking Spanish with friends from Cuba, and the name reminded them of seaside glamour. She wanted a name she could shape her music toward, and she loved how it sounded coming off the tip of the tongue. It also nodded to the actress Lana Turner and to the Ford Del Rey sedan, produced and sold in Brazil in the 1980s.

    Her self-titled debut album appeared in January 2010 under the spelling Lana Del Ray. Her father helped with the marketing. The album sold on iTunes only briefly and was withdrawn in April 2010. Kahne and Nichtern said she bought the rights back from 5 Points because she wanted the record out of circulation. They noted that this echoed rumors the move was a calculated strategy.

    Three months after the album's release, she met her managers, Ben Mawson and Ed Millett. They helped her leave 5 Points, where in her opinion nothing was happening. She moved to London and lived with Mawson for a few years. On the 1st of September 2010, Mando Diao featured her in its MTV Unplugged concert at Union Film-Studios in Berlin. That year she also acted in a short film, Poolside, made with several friends.

  • A webcam and a pile of vintage footage launched the breakthrough in 2011. Del Rey uploaded self-made videos for 'Video Games' and 'Blue Jeans' to YouTube, mixing old film clips with shots of herself singing at the camera. The 'Video Games' video became a viral sensation, and Stranger Records signed her to release the song as her debut single. She told The Observer that she had posted it a few months earlier simply because it was her favorite. It was not supposed to be the single, she said, but people responded.

    October 2011 brought a Q award for 'Next Big Thing.' That same month she signed a joint deal with Interscope Records and Polydor to release her second studio album, Born to Die. In 2012 the song 'Video Games' earned her an Ivor Novello award for Best Contemporary Song.

    Saturday Night Live on the 14th of January 2012 was a rougher night. She performed two songs from the album, and many critics and viewers judged the performance uneven and vocally shaky. She had defended her place on the show beforehand. She said she was a good musician, and that SNL creator Lorne Michaels knew 'it's not a fluke decision.'

    Born to Die arrived worldwide on the 31st of January 2012. It charted at number one in 11 countries and debuted at number two on the US Billboard 200, although critics at the time were divided. That week she announced that she had bought back the rights to her 2010 debut and planned to re-release it that summer. Her former label and David Kahne disputed the timing, saying the purchase had happened when she and the label parted ways.

    The sales kept coming. Born to Die sold 3.4 million copies in 2012, which made it the fifth-best-selling album of that year. By the 3rd of February 2024 it had spent 520 weeks, or ten years, on the Billboard 200. That made Del Rey the second woman to reach the milestone. Only Adele had done it before her.

    Paradise followed on the 12th of November 2012, both as a standalone release and inside Born to Die: The Paradise Edition, which added eight tracks. It debuted at number 10 on the Billboard 200 with 67,000 copies sold in its first week. It was later nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 56th Grammy Awards. In November 2012 she won Best Alternative performer at the MTV Europe Music Awards. In February 2013 she won International Female Solo Artist at the Brit Awards, and she also took two Echo Awards.

    Jaguar chose her to help unveil its F-Type at the Paris Motor Show in September 2012, and her song 'Burning Desire' appeared in a promotional short film for the car. Adrian Hallmark, Jaguar's global brand director, said she had 'a unique blend of authenticity and modernity.' That same month, H&M used her cover of 'Blue Velvet' in its autumn campaign, and she modeled in its print advertising.

    A remix delivered her first American top-ten hit. On the 2nd of July 2013, a Cedric Gervais remix of 'Summertime Sadness' was sent to radio. The sleeper hit reached number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. The remix won the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical.

  • Hollywood sadcore was how some critics first described the music of Lana Del Rey. Other labels followed, including alt-pop, dream pop, baroque pop, indie pop and psychedelic rock, with traces of trip hop, hip hop, lo-fi and trap. Writers kept returning to the cinematic sound and to the persistent theme of 1950s and 1960s Americana. She explained her bond with the past this way: 'I wasn't even born in the '50s but I feel like I was there.'

    AllMusic heard in Born to Die a sultry, overstated orchestral pop with heavy doses of Twin Peaks atmosphere. Ultraviolence changed the picture. Released on the 13th of June 2014 with production by Dan Auerbach, it debuted at number one in 12 countries. It sold 880,000 copies worldwide in its first week. It leaned on guitars in a psychedelic, desert-rock style, and it was recorded live in single takes with no Pro Tools vocal editing. She called it more stripped down but still cinematic and dark.

    Critics began to praise her voice after Ultraviolence. They described a contralto range of more than three octaves, moving from a girlish timbre in the high notes to jazzy ornaments in the lower register. Her voice has been called smoky and gravelly, and reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe. Los Angeles Times critic Mikael Wood compared it on Honeymoon to the voices of Julee Cruise and Eartha Kitt.

    The low register was partly a choice. Around Born to Die, she said, people were not taking her seriously, so she lowered her voice in the belief that it would help her stand out. She added that because of the way she looked, she needed something to ground the project. Otherwise, she thought, people would assume she was an airhead singer.

    Studio habits created a problem on stage. She is known for layering her vocals, which is hard to recreate live, especially without backing singers to fill out the sound. Stage fright was also blamed for her struggles as a performer. By 2014, journalists noted more confidence. Billboard called the Coachella debut of 'West Coast' a 'star-making performance.'

    Coachella in April 2024 marked her return to performing, with a headlining slot. She then announced her first solo headlining stadium concert, at Fenway Park in Boston on the 20th of June. The show sold out. Some fans criticized it for going ahead despite a thunderstorm delay, and it was shortened to meet local sound curfew ordinances. That summer she played European festivals including Primavera Sound in Spain and the Reading and Leeds Festivals in England, for 10 shows on the 2024 leg.

    A six-date 2025 tour of the United Kingdom and Ireland ran from the 23rd of June to the 4th of July. Every show was in a stadium. It included her debut performances at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Hampden Park in Glasgow, Anfield in Liverpool and Aviva Stadium in Dublin, plus two shows at Wembley Stadium in London. Addison Rae opened the London dates.

  • Tropico was a musical short film that Del Rey wrote and starred in, shot in June 2013 and paired with tracks from Paradise. Anthony Mandler directed it. She screened it on the 4th of December 2013 at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, and the soundtrack reached digital outlets two days later.

    Her homemade clips had set the template for her screen identity. In the early days she juxtaposed webcam footage of herself with vintage home videos and films. Once the success arrived, she followed with high-budget videos for 'Born to Die' and 'National Anthem' in 2012 and 'Young and Beautiful' in 2013. Her early videos featured personas she called 'bad girl' and 'gangster Nancy Sinatra.' Clips for 'Summer Wine,' 'Carmen' and 'Summertime Sadness' were made on far lower budgets and kept more of the earlier homemade look.

    The Honeymoon era was almost entirely film noir-influenced, professionally shot work. Homemade videos for 'Pretty When You Cry' and 'Honeymoon' went unreleased because she thought they were 'too boring.' For Norman Fucking Rockwell!, her sister Chuck Grant directed three videos in the homemade format. Rich Lee directed two more in a vintage but futuristic style, similar to the Lust for Life videos he had made.

    'Young and Beautiful' came in May 2013, written for the film adaptation of The Great Gatsby. It peaked at 22 on the Billboard Hot 100. The label pulled it from contemporary hit radio prematurely, preferring to push a different song. It was nominated for a Grammy Award, for Best Song Written for Visual Media, and for a Critics' Choice Award.

    A cover of 'Once Upon a Dream' for the dark fantasy film Maleficent was released on the 26th of January 2014. Later that year she contributed 'Big Eyes' and 'I Can Fly' to Tim Burton's biographical film Big Eyes, and the title song earned a Golden Globe nomination. In 2019 she joined Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus on 'Don't Call Me Angel,' lead single of the Charlie's Angels soundtrack. It was certified Gold in several countries.

    Guillermo del Toro received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on the 6th of August 2019, and Del Rey presented it. She then released a cover of 'Season of the Witch' for his film Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. In 2015 she had executive produced Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston, a short film about the singer-songwriter, covering his song 'Some Things Last a Long Time.' On the 21st of January 2022, her song 'Watercolor Eyes' premiered on an episode of Euphoria. On the 16th of April 2026 she released 'First Light,' the title song for the James Bond video game 007: First Light, made with veteran Bond composer David Arnold.

    Violet Bent Backwards over the Grass was her 2020 collection of poetry and photography. Jack Antonoff produced the audiobook, which came out on the 28th of July, and the physical book followed on the 29th of September. In May 2020 she announced a second book, Behind the Iron Gates - Insights from the Institution, first planned for March 2021.

    October 2022 brought a different kind of news. On the 19th of October, she posted Instagram videos revealing that her car had been burgled a few months earlier. Thieves took a backpack holding a laptop, hard drives and three camcorders. They gained access to unfinished songs, two years of family video footage and the 200-page manuscript of the second book. She erased the laptop remotely, but it held the only working copy of the manuscript. 'Despite all of this happening, I am confident in the record to come,' she said.

  • Lust for Life, released on the 21st of July 2017, was the first album on which Del Rey featured other artists. Guests included Stevie Nicks, Sean Ono Lennon, the Weeknd, A$AP Rocky and Playboi Carti. Before its release she said, 'I made my first 4 albums for me, but this one is for my fans and about where I hope we are all headed.' It became her third number-one album in the United Kingdom and second in the United States. It was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 60th Grammy Awards.

    Norman Fucking Rockwell! followed on the 30th of August 2019. It was the first album she made with Jack Antonoff, who co-wrote and produced much of it. According to Metacritic, it is the best-reviewed album of her career. NME gave it five stars out of five, and Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone called it a 'pop classic.' It earned Grammy nominations for Album of the Year and, for its title track, Song of the Year. Rolling Stone later placed it among the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

    Chemtrails over the Country Club arrived on the 19th of March 2021 to critical acclaim. It was first slated for 2020 under the title White Hot Forever, but a delay in vinyl manufacturing pushed it back. Antonoff and Del Rey produced most of it. Blue Banisters followed on the 22nd of October 2021.

    Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd reached listeners on the 24th of March 2023. In the Interview magazine cover story for March 2023, photographed by Nadia Lee Cohen and conducted by Billie Eilish, she said some songs on it were 'super long and wordy.' The singles 'A&W' and 'The Grants' arrived on the 14th of February and the 14th of March. Rolling Stone later named 'A&W' one of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. On the 10th of November 2023 she earned five Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year for the album and Song of the Year for 'A&W.' Another came for 'Candy Necklace,' with Jon Batiste.

    'Say Yes to Heaven' had been waiting since November 2013, when she wrote and recorded it for Ultraviolence and then cut it. Parts leaked on the 15th of August 2016 and were put on Spotify by others impersonating her. She finally released it as a single on the 19th of May 2023, and it became a Billboard Global 200 top-20 hit.

    The Weeknd became a frequent collaborator. On the 28th of August 2015, his album Beauty Behind the Madness came out with 'Prisoner,' which she co-wrote and sang on. On his 2016 album Starboy, she provided backing vocals on 'Party Monster,' which she co-wrote, and lead vocals on 'Stargirl Interlude.' 'Party Monster' reached the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified double-platinum in the United States. In 2025 they teamed up again on 'The Abyss,' from his album Hurry Up Tomorrow.

    Taylor Swift's Midnights, released on the 21st of October 2022, included 'Snow on the Beach,' written by Swift, Del Rey and Antonoff. It debuted at number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100, Del Rey's highest-peaking entry on that chart. She had only sung backing vocals, so fans asked for her to have a verse. On the 26th of May 2023, Swift answered with a remix on the Til Dawn edition of Midnights featuring 'more' Lana Del Rey.

    On the 31st of January 2024, at a Billboard pre-Grammy event, Del Rey announced a tenth studio album. It was first titled Lasso, due in September 2024, then The Right Person Will Stay, due in May 2025. She finally confirmed the title Stove, for release in January 2026, and it is set to be her first country album. 'Henry, Come On' and 'Bluebird,' both co-written with Luke Laird and produced alongside Drew Erickson, preceded it.

  • Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone and Billie Holiday sit near the top of the mid-twentieth-century voices that Del Rey cites. She also names Andrew Lloyd Webber, Bobby Vinton, The Crystals, Brian Wilson, Nancy Sinatra and Miles Davis, along with torch singers Julie London and Julee Cruise. In 2012 she told BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley that she liked 'the masters of every genre,' naming Nirvana, Bob Dylan and Elvis Presley.

    Bruce Springsteen, Britney Spears, Lou Reed and the Eagles come from a later generation of influences. Leonard Cohen and Joan Baez represent the folk side, and she has looked up to Cat Power, Courtney Love, Eminem and Amy Winehouse. The soundtrack to American Beauty partly inspired Born to Die.

    Poetry runs through her lyrics. She credits Walt Whitman and Allen Ginsberg as instrumental, and the line 'nothing gold can stay' in 'Venice Bitch' is the title of a Robert Frost poem. She has also named the directors David Lynch and Federico Fellini, the painters Mark Ryden and Pablo Picasso, and the actress Lauren Bacall. The novel Lolita, and the films made from it in 1962 and 1997, fascinated her. She wore Lolita fashion and wrote a song of the same name, a bonus track on some editions of Born to Die.

    Billboard credited Born to Die as one of the main catalysts for pop's mid-2010s shift from brash EDM to a moodier, hip-hop-inflected palette. In 2019 it included 'Born to Die' among the 100 songs that defined the 2010s. It added that the song marked a sonic shift that changed the pop landscape.

    Billie Eilish, Finneas, Charli XCX, Olivia Rodrigo, Chappell Roan and Taylor Swift are among the many artists who have named Del Rey as an influence. Older stars have praised her too, including Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, Elton John, Courtney Love, the director David Lynch and the director John Waters.

    The Washington Post listed Del Rey as the only musician on its Decade of Influence list. Pitchfork named her one of the greatest living songwriters of the United States. The Guardian called her 'pure female haze' a hallmark of the defiant female pop stars to come. In 2023, Rolling Stone UK named her the greatest American songwriter of the 21st century. Variety honored her at its Hitmakers Awards.

    Her YouTube and Vevo pages have combined views of over seven and a half billion. In 2022, the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University launched a fall course titled 'Topics in Recorded Music: Lana Del Rey.'

  • The Guardian ran a piece by Paul Harris a week before Born to Die appeared, comparing the Lizzy Grant of 2008 with the Lana Del Rey of 2012. Harris noted that the backlash was arriving before her first major-label album had even been released. He tied it to a cultural obsession with authenticity.

    Tony Simon, a producer who had worked with her in 2009, rejected the claim that she was a creation of the pop machine. He said the roots of it all were firmly inside Lizzy Grant. Del Rey put it more bluntly: 'Never had a persona. Never needed one. Never will.' In a 2017 interview she looked back at Born to Die as the work of a nervous artist whose every move on the road to a first record had been guesswork.

    The video for 'Ride' premiered at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica on the 10th of October 2012. Some critics panned it as allegedly pro-prostitution and antifeminist, because she played a prostitute in a biker gang.

    Feminism became a recurring flashpoint. In 2014 she said the issue was 'just not an interesting concept' to her, and that she was more interested in SpaceX and Tesla. By 2017 she told Pitchfork that things had shifted culturally, and that women started to feel less safe once the Trump administration began. After the Harvey Weinstein cases, she voiced support for the Me Too movement.

    A 2017 Instagram post drew criticism after she defended herself against accusations of glamorizing abuse by pointing to other female artists. In May 2020 she attracted more criticism for briefly posting a video of looters during the George Floyd protests. In November 2020 she honored Joe Biden's election by covering 'On Eagles' Wings.'

    In January 2018, Del Rey announced a lawsuit against Radiohead over alleged similarities between their song 'Creep' and her song 'Get Free.' Representatives of the band's publisher denied it. That summer, performing at Lollapalooza in Brazil, she said the matter was 'over.'

    On the 20th of July 2023, she was spotted pouring coffee at a Waffle House in Florence, Alabama, in full uniform with a 'Lana' name tag. She explained that after a few hours the servers asked if she wanted a shirt, and she said yes. Then the manager asked her to serve a regular customer.

    August 2019 produced 'Looking for America,' which she wrote and recorded spontaneously within a week of the back-to-back mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton. All proceeds went to relief funds for victims of those shootings and the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting of the 28th of July 2019. In October 2020 she donated $350,000 from sales of Violet Bent Backwards over the Grass to DigDeep, a Los Angeles non-profit founded by George McGraw in 2014. DigDeep provides electric-pumped water to remote families in the Navajo Nation.

    In the early 2000s, she worked at a homeless shelter and helped build houses at Navajo Nation. In December 2020 she released a cover of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' to benefit charities supported by the Liverpool F.C. Foundation. She performed the club's anthem in the documentary The End of the Storm. She is a fan of the club and has attended matches at Anfield.

    The Quietus interviewed her in 2011, and she said she believes in God because of how much trouble she found in New York. She described her approach to religion as like her approach to music: take what she wants and leave the rest. On her 2023 album she featured the megachurch pastor Judah Smith, and she has been involved with his church, Churchome.

    On the 26th of September 2024, Del Rey married Jeremy Dufrene, a tour boat captain in Des Allemands, Louisiana. Smith officiated. The couple had first met in 2019, when she took a tour with him.

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Who is Lana Del Rey?

Lana Del Rey is an American singer-songwriter born Elizabeth Woolridge Grant on the 21st of June 1985 in Manhattan. Her music is known for a melancholic, cinematic take on glamor, romance and 1950s-1970s Americana.

What is Lana Del Rey's real name?

Lana Del Rey's real name is Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. Before adopting her current stage name she also performed as Lizzy Grant, May Jailer and Sparkle Jump Rope Queen.

How did Lana Del Rey become famous?

Lana Del Rey became famous in 2011 when her self-made YouTube video for 'Video Games' went viral. It led to a joint deal with Interscope Records and Polydor and the release of her album Born to Die on the 31st of January 2012.

How did Lana Del Rey choose her stage name?

Lana Del Rey chose her stage name after visiting Miami and speaking Spanish with friends from Cuba, who felt it recalled seaside glamour. The name was also inspired by the actress Lana Turner and the Ford Del Rey sedan sold in Brazil in the 1980s.

How long has Lana Del Rey's Born to Die stayed on the Billboard 200?

As of the 3rd of February 2024, Born to Die had spent 520 weeks, or ten years, on the Billboard 200. That made Lana Del Rey the second woman to reach that milestone, after Adele.

Who did Lana Del Rey marry?

Lana Del Rey married Jeremy Dufrene, a tour boat captain from Des Allemands, Louisiana, on the 26th of September 2024. They first met in 2019 when she took a tour with him.

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  67. 67Official Chart Analysis: Lana Del Rey album sells 117k, 43% digitalAlan Jones — February 6, 2012
  68. 68Lana Del Rey – Born to DieMetacritic
  69. 69MagazineLana Del Rey: The Billboard Cover StoryStephen Horowitz — January 13, 2012
  70. 70Adele's 21 Is Biggest-Selling Album in World... AgainMTV — February 26, 2013
  71. 71NewsLana Del Rey Breaks into The Top 10 – San Francisco Business TimesSeptember 3, 2013
  72. 72IFPI Digital Music Report 2013 (Page 11)
  73. 73MagazineLana Del Rey Unveils 10-Minute 'Ride' Video: WatchJason Lipshutz — October 12, 2012
  74. 74NewsLana Del Rey Joins Adele In A Major Chart MilestoneHugh McIntyre — February 5, 2024
  75. 75NewsJaguar Taps Lana Del Rey For F-TypeHannah Elliott — August 22, 2012
  76. 76Jaguar Releases Dramatic Trailer For Short Feature Film 'DESIRE' with Ridley Scott AssociatesMarch 4, 2013
  77. 77Watch Ridley Scott Associates and Jaguar's Short Film, DesireAnita George — April 25, 2013
  78. 78Lana Del Rey's H&M TV advert revealed – watchAllison Rowley — September 15, 2012
  79. 79H&M Confirms LanaElla Alexander — July 17, 2012
  80. 80MagazineLana Del Rey Releases 'Ride' Single From 'Born To Die' Deluxe EditionJason Lipshutz — September 25, 2012
  81. 81Lana Del Rey premieres her new Ride music video in Santa Monica
  82. 82Lana Del Rey Channels Blanche DuBois in Music Video For 'Ride'Lucy Jones
  83. 83Lana Del Rey plays a prostitute in new 'Ride' video, has some old truckers for customers
  84. 84Lana Del Rey's Feminist ProblemPaul Rice — February 8, 2012
  85. 85NewsLana Del Rey Debuts at No. 10 on Billboard 200 With 'Paradise' EP (Interscope/Polydor)November 21, 2012
  86. 86MTV EMAs 2012: Taylor Swift Is Popular in Europe, TooKyle McGovern — November 12, 2012
  87. 87MagazineBrit Awards 2013: Emeli Sande, Mumford & Sons, Adele Win BigRichard Smirke — February 21, 2013
  88. 88Lana Del Rey Wows In White At Echo Music AwardsMarch 22, 2013
  89. 89Lana Del Rey Enters Her '70s Folk Period in 'Chelsea Hotel No. 2' VideoNicole Sia — March 27, 2013
  90. 90Lana Del Rey covers Nancy & Lee's 'Summer Wine' with Kassidy boyfriendLeonie Cooper — April 21, 2013
  91. 91News'Gatsby' soundtrack to feature Jay-Z, Lana del Rey, The xx and moreAugust Brown — April 4, 2013
  92. 92MagazineWeekly Chart Notes: Steve Martin, Edie Brickell Blast Back; Lana Del Rey Debuts; Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj Get Hot (100)-HeadedGary Trust — May 5, 2013
  93. 93MagazineRobin Thicke Leads Hot 100, Katy Perry Holds at No. 2Gary Trust — August 28, 2013
  94. 9456th Annual GRAMMY Awards Winners & Nominees
  95. 95Lana Del Rey, as the Virgin Mother, Hints 'Tropico' Film Will Send Her Career to HeavenMarc Hogan — August 19, 2013
  96. 96Lana Del Rey confuses fans by tweeting about 'the farewell project'Nick Levine — August 18, 2013
  97. 97NewsLana Del Rey's 'Ultra-Violence' Album Announced At 'Tropico' PremiereMadeline Boardman — December 5, 2013
  98. 98MagazineLana Del Rey Announces New Album 'Ultra-Violence'Kory Grow — December 5, 2013
  99. 99'Maleficent' to Feature 'Once Upon a Dream' by Lana Del Rey
  100. 100Lana Del Rey announces new album title: UltraviolenceDecember 5, 2013
  101. 101NewsLana Del Rey's 'ULTRAVIOLENCE' (Interscope/Polydor UK) Debuts At No. 1 in Twelve Countries Including U.S. & U.K., Plus Top 5 in Eight Other CountriesJune 25, 2014
  102. 102Listen To Lana Del Rey's New Single, 'Shades of Cool'Josh Wigler — May 26, 2014
  103. 103Listen to Lana Del Rey's "Ultraviolence"Zach Frydenlund
  104. 104Lana Del Rey reveals 'Brooklyn Baby', 10 other tracks leak onlineAlexandra Pollard
  105. 105Lana Del Rey and Boyfriend Francesco Carrozzini Split: ReportCorinne Heller — November 11, 2015
  106. 106NewsLana Del Rey says her second album will be 'spiritual'February 27, 2013
  107. 107Best Fall Music of 2015: Justin Bieber, Lana Del Rey and MoreAlex Frank — September 7, 2015
  108. 108Lana Del Rey – UltraviolenceAl Horner — October 28, 2014
  109. 109Album review: Lana Del Rey, UltraviolenceEd Power — June 21, 2014
  110. 110'Big Eyes': The Story Behind Lana Del Rey's Stunning Secret SongsChris Willman — November 18, 2014
  111. 111MagazineLana Del Rey's 'Honeymoon' Album Gets Sept. 18 Release DateJason Lipshutz — August 14, 2015
  112. 112Reviews for Honeymoon
  113. 113Lana Del Rey's new single 'Honeymoon' is six minutes of meandering blissLizzie Plaugic — July 14, 2015
  114. 114MagazineHear Lana Del Rey's Hypnotic New Song, 'Terrence Loves You'Ryan Reed — August 21, 2015
  115. 115Lana Del Rey to tour with Courtney LoveBrian Mansfield — December 1, 2014
  116. 116MagazineLana Del Rey Recruits Grimes for Endless Summer TourRyan Reed — April 2015
  117. 117The Weeknd's New Album Features Lana Del ReyBrennan Carley — August 4, 2015
  118. 118MagazineWhen Lana Del Rey Met Daniel Johnston: Inside 'Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston?' L.A. PremiereNovember 9, 2015
  119. 119MagazineLana Del Rey Covers Daniel Johnston's 'Some Things Last a Long Time': ListenColin Stutz — November 6, 2015
  120. 120MagazineLana Del Rey to Be Honored as 'Trailblazer' at Billboard's Women in MusicNovember 6, 2015
  121. 1212015 MTV EMA: See The Full Winners ListPatrick Hosken
  122. 122Lana Del Rey's Forthcoming "Freak" Video Will Star Father John MistyErik Torres — January 25, 2016
  123. 123Lana Del Rey is back in the studioLuke Morgan Britton — March 22, 2016
  124. 124The Weeknd Details Starboy Tracklist Feat. Lana Del Rey, Kendrick Lamar, Future, Daft PunkEvan Minsker — November 17, 2016
  125. 125Starboy album creditsUniversal Music Group
  126. 126The Weeknd Drops Two New Songs, "Party Monster" and "I Feel It Coming" f/ Daft PunkChris Mench — November 18, 2016
  127. 127MagazineThe Weeknd Chart History: Hot 100
  128. 128American single certifications – The Weeknd – Party MonsterRecording Industry Association of America
  129. 129Lana Del Rey Reveals Lust For Life Album Release DateEvan Minsker — May 25, 2017
  130. 130Lana Del Rey Releases Trailer for New Album Lust for Life, Which Is "Coming Soon"Anna Gaca — March 29, 2017
  131. 131MagazineLana Del Rey's 'Lust for Life' FeatZellner Xander — April 19, 2017
  132. 132Lana Del Rey Drops Two New Songs: "Summer Bummer" and "Groupie Love"Alexa Camp — July 21, 2017
  133. 133MagazineWatch Lana Del Rey's Dreamy 'Love' VideoFebruary 20, 2017
  134. 134Album Review: Lana Del Rey's 'Lust for Life'July 21, 2017
  135. 135Lana Del Rey's new song with Sean Ono Lennon features lyric about his parentsLuke Morgan Britton — April 18, 2017
  136. 136Lust for Life by Lana Del Rey
  137. 137Lana Del Rey's Lust For Life earns her a third Number 1 albumRob Copsey — July 28, 2017
  138. 138MagazineLana Del Rey Debuts at No. 1 on Billboard 200 Albums Chart, Tyler, The Creator and Meek Mill Bow at Nos. 2 & 3Keith Caulfield — August 2, 2017
  139. 139Lana Del Rey Announces TourMichelle Kim et al. — September 27, 2017
  140. 140MagazineGrammys 2018 Nominees: The Complete ListJoe Lynch — November 28, 2017
  141. 141Lana Del Rey Claims Copyright Dispute with Radiohead is OverLaura Snapes — March 26, 2018
  142. 142Radiohead Denies Suing Lana Del Rey Over Copyright (but Still Wants Credit)Ben Sisario — January 9, 2018
  143. 143Jonathan Wilson's New Album Features Lana Del Rey & Father John Misty; Hear "Over The Midnight"Tome Breihan — December 5, 2017
  144. 144MagazineHear Lana Del Rey on BORNS' New Electro-Soul Song 'Blue Madonna'Ryan Reed — January 12, 2018
  145. 145Cat Power announces new album Wanderer, collaboration with Lana Del ReyDavid Renshaw — July 18, 2018
  146. 146Gucci Celebrates the Gucci Guilty Campaign at the Hollywood Forever CemeteryCameron Bird — November 4, 2018
  147. 147MagazineLana Del Rey Stars in Gucci Guilty Campaign With Jared Leto & Courtney LoveShelby Reitman
  148. 148Lana Del Rey on Being 'Just Weird Enough' for the Gucci Guilty CampaignJack Sunnucks — June 2, 2019
  149. 149Lana Del Rey Releases "Looking For America" and "Season of the Witch": ListenEvan Minsker — August 9, 2019
  150. 150Lana Del Rey shares a new song in response to mass shootingsBrit Dawson — August 7, 2019
  151. 1515 Takeaways From Lana Del Rey's New Album, Norman Fucking Rockwell!Sam Sodomsky — August 30, 2019
  152. 152MagazineLana Del Rey Covers Ariana Grande in BBC Live LoungeClaire Shafer — September 9, 2019
  153. 153MagazineLana Del Rey Covered Ariana Grande Because It's Christmas, Apparently: WatchGlenn Rowley — September 9, 2019
  154. 154Lana Del Rey says she wants to publish a book of poetryRhian Daly — September 18, 2018
  155. 155Lana Del Rey Says Her New Album and Book of Poetry Are DoneWinston Cook-Wilson — January 2, 2019
  156. 156MagazineLana Del Rey Recruits Jack Antonoff for New Song 'Mariners Apartment Complex'Ryan Reed — September 12, 2018
  157. 157NewsLana's New Album Is Called 'Norman Fucking Rockwell'Katherine Gillespie — September 18, 2018
  158. 158MagazineHear Lana Del Rey's Mournful New Song 'Hope Is a Dangerous Thing...'Ryan Reed — January 9, 2019
  159. 159MagazineLana Del Rey Covers 'Doin' Time' in New Sublime Documentary Clip: WatchStephen Daw
  160. 160MagazineLana Del Rey Drops Double Video for 'F-ck It I Love You,' 'The Greatest'Claire Shaffer — August 22, 2019
  161. 161Norman Fucking Rockwell! by Lana Del Rey
  162. 162Lana Del Rey – 'Norman Fucking Rockwell!' reviewRhian Dhaly — August 30, 2019
  163. 163MagazineLana Del Rey Builds Her Most Elaborate Fantasies Yet on 'Norman F-cking Rockwell'Rob Sheffield — August 30, 2019
  164. 164Lana Del ReyOctober 26, 2022
  165. 165Magazine2020 Grammy Nominees: The Complete ListDenise Warner — Valence Media — November 20, 2019
  166. 166Lana Del Rey Wasn't Immediately Sold on the Idea of Working With Jack Antonoff on New AlbumTrace William Cowen — August 22, 2019
  167. 167MagazineLana Del Rey's 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club' Is a Somber American TravelogueClaire Shaffer — March 22, 2021
  168. 168Lana Del Rey Releases New Spoken Word Poetry Album Violet Bent Backwards Over the GrassAllison Hussey — July 28, 2020
  169. 169MagazineLana Del Rey Sets First Leg of Norman F-cking Rockwell TourDaniel Kreps — August 1, 2019
  170. 170Miley Cyrus, Ariana Grande, Lana Del Rey's "Don't Call Me Angel": Watch The TrailerTom Breihan — June 27, 2019
  171. 171ARIA Australian Top 50 Singles Chart – Australia's Official Top 50 Songs, Pop, Rock and All Genres . ARIA Charts. Retrieved on March 22, 2020.
  172. 172Gold/Platinum
  173. 173MagazineKacey Musgraves Announces All-Star Christmas SpecialClaire Shaffer — November 4, 2019
  174. 174Gonzalez, Sandra. (November 4, 2019) Kacey Musgraves is getting a Christmas special on Amazon . CNN. Retrieved on March 22, 2020.
  175. 175NewsGroupie Love: Lana Del Rey by Kim K, Stevie Nicks, Courtney Love, & MoreWilliam Defebaugh — February 7, 2018
  176. 176NewsLana Del Rey Says She's Working on a MusicalSam Sodomsky — February 7, 2018
  177. 177Lana Del Rey Says She's Working On Another New Album Called White Hot ForeverTom Breihan — August 30, 2019
  178. 178Lana Del Rey on Instagram: "Violet bent backwards over the grass link in bio 🌲"
  179. 179Lana Del Rey – Violet Bent Backwards Over The GrassOctober 8, 2020
  180. 180MagazineLana Del Rey Shares New Spoken Word Piece 'Patent Leather Do-Over': ListenMitchell Peters — May 24, 2020
  181. 181Lana Del Rey Loses Music, Manuscript in a RobberyBethy Squires — October 19, 2022
  182. 182MagazineLana Del Rey Preps LP of Standards, Covers 'You'll Never Walk Alone'Angie Martoccio — November 4, 2020
  183. 183The End of the Storm soundtrack to benefit LFC FoundationLiverpool Football Club — November 13, 2020
  184. 184PHOTOS: Lana Del Rey at AnfieldSteve Hunter — Liverpool Football Club — March 10, 2013
  185. 185NewsLana Del Rey and Sean 'Sticks' Larkin Have Split: 'Right Now, We're Just Friends,' Says CopMaria Pasquini — March 19, 2020
  186. 186NewsLana Del Rey is engaged, and here's what we know about her under-the-radar fiancéChristine D'Zurilla — December 16, 2020
  187. 187Chemtrails Over the Country Club by Lana Del Rey Tracks and ReviewsMetacritic
  188. 188NewsLana Del Rey reveals new album White Hot Forever will be released in 2020Ellie Harrison — August 30, 2019
  189. 189Who is Lana Del Rey?Jack Antonoff — September 8, 2021
  190. 190MagazineLana Del Rey Returns With Tender New Song 'Let Me Love You Like a Woman'Brittany Spanos et al. — October 16, 2020
  191. 191Lana Del Rey shares beautiful new song 'Chemtrails Over The Country Club'Rhian Daly — January 11, 2021
  192. 192MagazineLana Del Rey Reveals Cover, Tracklist for 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club'Brenna Ehrlich — January 11, 2021
  193. 193MagazineLana Del Rey Rollerblades Down a Desert Highway in Hazy 'White Dress' TeaserGil Kaufman — March 2, 2021
  194. 194Lana Del Rey Announces New Album 'Rock Candy Sweet'Robin Murray — March 20, 2021
  195. 195Lana Del Rey Announces New Album Rock Candy SweetAllison Hussey — March 20, 2021
  196. 196Lana Del Rey on Instagram: "Album out later later… Single out soonish. Have a good fourth x"
  197. 197Lana Del Rey – "Blue Banisters," "Text Book," & "Wildflower Wildfire"Tom Breihan — May 20, 2021
  198. 198Lana Del Rey reveals 'Blue Banisters' album release date and shares new song, 'ARCADIA'Will Lavin — September 8, 2021
  199. 199Lana Del Rey Shares New Song "Watercolor Eyes": ListenMadison Bloom — January 21, 2022
  200. 200Lana Del Rey Says Laptop Containing New Music, Book Was StolenDani Medina — October 19, 2022
  201. 201MagazineTaylor Swift Lets Us Into Her Darkest Dreams On 'Midnights'Brittany Spanos — October 21, 2022
  202. 202MidnightsTaylor Swift — October 21, 2022
  203. 203MagazineTaylor Swift Makes History as First Artist With Entire Top 10 on Billboard Hot 100, Led by 'Anti-Hero' at No. 1Gary Trust — October 31, 2022
  204. 204Lana Del Rey Announces New Album, Shares New SongMatthew Strauss et al. — December 7, 2022
  205. 205Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish Fall in LoveCaitlin Lent — February 14, 2023
  206. 206Lana Del Rey Shares Beautiful New Song 'A&W'Robin Murray — February 14, 2023
  207. 207Lana Del Rey Examines The Power Of Memory & Family On New Song "The Grants"
  208. 208Lana Del Rey officially releases 'Say Yes to Heaven'Sandra Black — May 19, 2023
  209. 209MagazineTaylor Swift's 'Snow on the Beach (feat. More Lana Del Rey)' Has Arrived: Stream It NowStarr Bowenbank — May 26, 2023
  210. 210MagazineLana Del Rey Works a Shift at a Waffle House in Alabama: See the PhotosHannah Dailey — July 21, 2023
  211. 211MagazineWe finally know why Lana Del Rey was working at a Waffle House in AlabamaJoseph Lamour — July 25, 2023
  212. 212MagazineSee Lana Del Rey This Fall — If You're Lucky Enough to Live In One of These 10 CitiesJon Blistein — August 21, 2023
  213. 213Listen to Lana Del Rey team up with Holly Macve for new single 'Suburban HouseAnagricel Duran — October 23, 2023
  214. 2142024 GRAMMY Nominations: See The Full Nominees List
  215. 215Lana del Rey Talks Headlining Coachella, Her Grammys Noms, and Why She Loves Valentine's DayChristian Allaire — January 18, 2024
  216. 216MagazineLana Del Rey Announces New Album 'Lasso'Lars Brandle — February 1, 2024
  217. 217Lana Del Rey Reveals Why Forthcoming Country Album The Right Person Will Stay — Now Titled Stove — Was DelayedIlana Kaplan — August 26, 2025
  218. 218Lana Del Rey & Quavo Reveal Release Date for Upcoming 'Tough' CollaborationMichael Saponara — June 28, 2024
  219. 219MagazineLana Del Rey Announces First-Ever U.S. Stadium Headlining GigGil Kaufman — May 6, 2024
  220. 220Readers: Lana Del Rey should've rescheduled Fenway Park showMolly Farrar — June 24, 2024
  221. 221Primavera Sound 2024 review: Lana Del Rey, Lankum and lightning hit BarcelonaWill Richards — June 3, 2024
  222. 222Reading and Leeds fans 'beg' for iconic act to join Lana Del ReyEllen Jenne et al. — August 13, 2024
  223. 223Lana Del Rey announces 2025 UK and Ireland stadium tour datesJonny Yates — November 25, 2024
  224. 224Lana Del Rey achieves major milestone with 2025 Summer TourNovember 30, 2024
  225. 225Lana Del Rey announces support acts for UK stadium tourJune 22, 2025
  226. 226Florence + the Machine, Lana Del Rey guest on new The Weeknd albumJanuary 31, 2025
  227. 227Lana Del Rey, Sturgill Simpson, and Zach Bryan Set for Stagecoach Festival 2025September 5, 2024
  228. 228Lana Del Rey Announces New Album 'The Right Person Will Stay'November 29, 2024
  229. 229Lana Del Rey Shares New Song "Bluebird": ListenApril 18, 2025
  230. 230Lana Del Rey at Stagecoach 2025April 27, 2025
  231. 231From 'Video Games' to video games, Lana Del Rey records new James Bond theme song for 007: First LightNick Romano — April 16, 2026
  232. 232Lana Del Rey Claims Stove Has a “Companion Album”Hattie Lindert — July 15, 2026
  233. 233Lana Del Rey Announces ‘Beautiful’ Companion Album to Long-Awaited ‘Stove’Charisma Madarang — July 15, 2026
  234. 234MagazineListen to Lana Del Rey and Zach Bryan duet on new track "Lies"Laura Molloy — October 16, 2026
  235. 235MagazineSongs That Defined the Decade: Lana Del Rey's 'Born to Die'Alexa Shouneyia — November 21, 2019
  236. 236Lana Del Rey Announces 2018 Tour With Jhené Aiko, Kali UchisBrian Haack — September 28, 2017
  237. 237Lana Del Rey, Nightmares on Wax + more, our favourite records of the weekSam McNiece — October 29, 2021
  238. 238Newest Lana Del Rey Screams Its Way Into Broken HeartsRayne Fisher-Quann — October 23, 2022
  239. 239Lana Del Rey Sets New Album 'Blue Banisters'April 28, 2021
  240. 240Lana Del Rey Previews New Song About Mass Shootings in AmericaTosten Burks — August 5, 2019
  241. 241NewsLana Del Rey, Lust For Life: this pop star for the selfie generation is about as real as it comes – reviewNeil McCormick — July 20, 2017
  242. 242Sex, Lies, and Lana Del Rey
  243. 243MagazineLana Del Rey Is Rock's Saddest, Baddest Diva: Inside the New IssueJuly 16, 2014
  244. 244Lana Del Rey 'Honeymoon' album reviewNick Levine — September 17, 2015
  245. 245UltraviolenceJune 16, 2014
  246. 246Lana Del Rey Drops 'West Coast': ListenApril 14, 2014
  247. 247Madonna's Rebel Heart: A Track By Track ReviewAmy Pettifer — February 25, 2015
  248. 248Is Lana Del Rey About to Drop New Music?Will Rosebury — Complex
  249. 249Is Lana Del Rey Pop or Alternative?Erick Lappin
  250. 250MagazineBorn To Die – Album ReviewsRob Sheffield — January 30, 2012
  251. 251Lana Del Rey: Lurching Toward VegasNitsuh Abebe — January 25, 2012
  252. 252Lana Del Rey: Born To Die: Music ReviewEvan Rytlewski — January 31, 2012
  253. 253Lana Del Rey's Feminist ProblemPaul Rice — February 8, 2012
  254. 254Lana Del Rey: Music and witchcraft – read the exclusive NME interviewMike Williams — July 21, 2017
  255. 255Lana Del Rey talks 'hip-hop' and 'trap' influences on new single 'High By The Beach'August 11, 2015
  256. 256New Video: Lana Del Rey, 'Blue Jeans'Nicole James — MTV
  257. 257Lana Del Rey – BiographyMTV
  258. 258MagazineLana Del Rey's Image on "Born to Die"February 6, 2012
  259. 259Lana Del Rey's "Ride": Listen to the Dreamy SingleSam Lansky — September 25, 2012
  260. 260Lana Del Rey's Dreary "Blue Velvet" Cover: Hear It In FullCarl Williot — September 17, 2012
  261. 261Lana Del Rey to Channel David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" as the Face of H&M's New Global CampaignNate Freeman
  262. 263Silent Shout: It's Time To Stop Calling Stuff 'Dark Pop'Carl Williott — March 9, 2016
  263. 264Lana Del Rey Is Working on New Music and Shared Some Hints About ItAmy Sciarretto — January 20, 2015
  264. 265Ultraviolence – Lana Del ReyFred Thomas
  265. 266Lana Del Rey's 'Ultraviolence': What the Critics Are SayingJune 17, 2014
  266. 267MagazineLana Del Rey, 'Ultraviolence': Track-by-Track Album ReviewJune 16, 2014
  267. 268The Saddest HoneymoonSeptember 19, 2015
  268. 269What you see vs. what you getAndy Bates — November 4, 2008
  269. 270NewsLana Del Rey – pass notes No 3,256September 30, 2012
  270. 271Lizzy Grant, 2008Brea Tremblay
  271. 272Listen to Lana Del Rey's "You Must Love Me" coverDavid Renshaw — March 5, 2018
  272. 273MagazineShades of Cool: 12 of Lana Del Rey's Biggest InfluencesRolling Stone staff — July 16, 2014
  273. 274Listen To Lana Del Rey's New Single 'Honeymoon'Oliver Whitney — July 14, 2015
  274. 275MagazineBillboard Women in Music 'Trailblazer' Lana Del Rey: 'There's Not Such a Narrow Lane for 'Pop'December 3, 2015
  275. 276Interview with Lana Del ReyJo Whiley — BBC Radio 2. BBC — February 2, 2012
  276. 277Lana Del Rey 'didn't want to sing anymore' after Amy Winehouse diedDazed — February 22, 2021
  277. 278Magazine18 Things You Learn After Two Long Days With Lana Del ReyBrian Hiatt — July 24, 2014
  278. 279Lana Del Rey: 'Britney inspires me'Lewis Corner — February 2, 2012
  279. 280Lana Del Rey is inspired by Courtney LoveJune 23, 2014
  280. 281NewsLana Del Rey's Movie Dreams: 'Hopefully I Will Branch Into Film Work And Stay There'Christopher Rosen — September 4, 2012
  281. 282Lana Del Rey hates personal criticsJune 23, 2012
  282. 283NewsHere's Lana Del Rey's new Walt Whitman-referencing track, 'The Body Electric'Alex Moore
  283. 284Lana Del Rey open to David Lynch collaboration: 'I would love to do anything with him'December 11, 2015
  284. 285FASHION Magazine Summer 2013 Cover: Lana Del ReyMay 8, 2013
  285. 286Lana Del Rey – Born To Die, ReviewMelody Oei — MSN. Microsoft Corporation — February 23, 2012
  286. 287Lana Del Rey Born To Die ReviewSal Cinquemani — January 25, 2012
  287. 288Born to Try, but Sometimes Trying isn't Good EnoughTom Da Silva — Read the Mike — February 18, 2012
  288. 289MagazineHow Lana Del Rey Fought to Get Her Radical 'Ultraviolence' Released – Rolling StoneJuly 18, 2014
  289. 290Lana Del Rey: Ultraviolence review – great songs about awful, boring peopleJune 12, 2014
  290. 291Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence – Album Reviews – Consequence of SoundSasha Geffen — June 17, 2014
  291. 292Lana Del Rey Redeems Herself By Performing Entire LP LiveThat Grape Juice — April 22, 2012
  292. 293Lana Del Rey – Lana Del Rey Gets Terrible Stage Fright – Contactmusic.comBang Showbiz — June 21, 2012
  293. 294MagazineCoachella 2014: Lana Del Rey Debuts 'West Coast' Single In Star-Making PerformanceJason Lipshutz — April 14, 2014
  294. 295Lana Del Rey: UltraviolenceRyan Lathan — June 16, 2014
  295. 296Joey Ramone's 'New York City,' New Neil Young Song & MoreCameron Matthews — AOL
  296. 297With 'Honeymoon,' Lana Del Rey further tightens control of her imageSeptember 18, 2015
  297. 298Lana Del Rey: 'People didn't take me seriously with a high voice'Robert Copsey — November 23, 2011
  298. 299Home Guitars Acoustic Bass Drums Tech DJ Tech News Reviews Tuition Video Forum Samples iPad/iPhone Apps Magazines How to create drowsy Lana Del Rey-style vocals
  299. 300Lana Del Rey: People Didn't Take Me SeriouslyHolly Firth — Giant Digital
  300. 30113 Music Videos From The 2010s You May Have Forgotten About & Should Jam ToMarisa Casciano — April 11, 2020
  301. 302How Lana Del Rey Found Internet Fame on YouTube in 2011Richard MacManus — January 30, 2025
  302. 303Book21st Century Media and Female Mental Health: Profitable Vulnerability and Sad Girl CultureFredrika Thelandersson — Springer Nature — October 22, 2022
  303. 304Lana Del Rey's 'National Anthem' Is The Best Music Video Of The 2010s, There I Said ItMelissa Mason — December 9, 2019
  304. 305MagazineLana Del Rey's Boy Toy in 'Born to Die' – Meet Bradley SoileauJanuary 25, 2012
  305. 306Lana Del Rey's Persona Evolution in 7 VideosJudy Berman — June 15, 2017
  306. 307Lana Del Rey Looks Pretty, Doesn't Cry In 'Pretty When You Cry' TeaserJohn Walker — June 16, 2016
  307. 308Watch Lana Del Rey's rejected 'Honeymoon' videoSelim Bulut — July 5, 2016
  308. 309Lana Del Rey's New 'Norman Fucking Rockwell' Music Video Is a Triple ThreatAlexandra Pauly — December 20, 2012
  309. 310NewsReview: Lana Del Rey, a Character No MoreSeptember 6, 2017
  310. 311Lana Del Rey Will be Your Mirror: Concert ReviewRoy Trakin — June 2, 2014
  311. 312The Imagination of Lana Del ReySeptember 30, 2011
  312. 313Deconstructing Lana Del ReyJanuary 30, 2012
  313. 314Lana Del Rey: The strange story of the star who rewrote her pastJanuary 21, 2012
  314. 315Lana Del Rey Says She Never Had a Persona. Really?Spencer Kornhaber — September 15, 2019
  315. 316Lana Del Rey Talks "Lust for Life," Avoiding Cultural Appropriation, and Getting PoliticalJuly 26, 2017
  316. 317Lana Del Rey clarifies feminism comments in interview with James FrancoSeptember 3, 2015
  317. 318NewsFinding Her Future Looking to the PastJon Pareles — June 12, 2014
  318. 319Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness: A Conversation With Lana Del ReyJuly 19, 2017
  319. 320Lana Del Rey on Trump, Kanye and the Right Time for a Protest SongJoe Coscarelli — August 28, 2019
  320. 321NewsLana Del Rey announces a new album, but nobody is talking about the albumSonia Rao — May 22, 2020
  321. 322NewsLana Del Rey Swears She Wasn't Whining About Black Singers' Successes in Messy Instagram PostLaura Bradley — May 21, 2020
  322. 323MagazineA Timeline of Lana Del Rey's Biggest ControversiesHeran Mamo — May 21, 2020
  323. 324NewsLana Del Rey defends Instagram post: 'Don't...call me racist'Christie Carras — May 22, 2020
  324. 325Lana Del Rey slammed over her assessment of Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Ariana GrandeJanelle Griffith — May 21, 2020
  325. 326George Floyd protests: Lana Del Rey faces backlash for sharing 'dangerous' video of lootersJacob Stolworthy — June 1, 2020
  326. 327NewsLana Del Rey clarifies comments around Donald Trump, accuses music media of taking quotes 'out of context'Rachel Brodsky — Independent Print Limited — January 13, 2021
  327. 328NewsFacing backlash, Lana Del Rey continues to defend her comments on Trump and raceSonia Rao — January 13, 2021
  328. 329Lana Del Rey confronts Kanye West over support for Donald Trump on Saturday Night LiveMark Savage — October 1, 2018
  329. 330Lana Del Rey confirms attempt to use witchcraft against Donald TrumpNick Reilly — July 21, 2017
  330. 331NewsLana Del Rey Covers 'On Eagle's Wings' Hymn in Honor of Joe Biden's Acceptance SpeechMitchell Peters — November 8, 2020
  331. 332More Lana Del Rey drama ensues after her diversity comments about new album artChristie D'Zurilla — January 11, 2021
  332. 333Lana Del Rey Reveals, Immediately Defends New Album Chemtrails Over the Country Club CoverHalle Kiefer — January 11, 2021
  333. 334Lana Del Rey Reveals Chemtrails Over the Country Club Album Art and TracklistEvan Minsker — People — January 10, 2021
  334. 335Lana Del Rey Criticized for album artJenny Ryu et al. — January 11, 2021
  335. 336Lana Del Rey's New Song Responds to the El Paso and Dayton ShootingsRachelle Hampton — August 9, 2019
  336. 337NewsDigDeep Bringing Clean Water to Navajo HomesJune 4, 2020
  337. 338FAQ
  338. 339NewsProject Dig Deep Brings Water to Navajo HomesSeptember 15, 2020
  339. 340On the Navajo reservation, a tiny nonprofit is bringing life-giving water to the Indigenous people hardest hit by the pandemicBill Gifford — December 1, 2020
  340. 341Lana Del Rey donates $350,000 to provide Navajo Nation with clean waterNick Reilly — November 4, 2020
  341. 342Lana Del Rey announces limited edition 7" vinyl of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' coverWill Lavin — December 1, 2020
  342. 343Instagram post by Lana Del Rey • May 25, 2020 at 9:29am UTC
  343. 344The ice couple of pop: Lana del Rey and the Weeknd's numb cool vs. the heat of Kanye and RihannaSeptember 25, 2015
  344. 345MagazineBillie Eilish Says ‘Ocean Eyes’ Would ‘Not Even Exist Without’ Lana Del ReyApril 18, 2024
  345. 346Finneas Credits Lana Del Rey & Lorde For Inspiring Billie EilishApril 29, 2020
  346. 347BookLook at Me!Jonathan Reiss — Hachette Books — October 9, 2018
  347. 348Charli XCX Talks The Velvet Underground & Nico, Lana Del Rey, Celebrates Jack Antonoff At Variety's Hitmakers AwardsTom Breihan — December 3, 2022
  348. 349Clairo pays homage to Lana Del Rey and poses with gun after 2025 GrammysJoe Zadeh — February 3, 2025
  349. 350YouTube video (ID: uzpwaKovtmw)January 23, 2022
  350. 351Beabadoobee Channels Her Inner Lizzy GrantPaolo Ragusa — May 2, 2022
  351. 352Slayyyter Is 2018 Pop, Inspired By 2007 Britney, Lindsay, and ParisMichael Love — October 15, 2018
  352. 353Madison Beer Talks About 'Silence Between Songs,' Her Lana Del Rey-Inspired New AlbumChris Willman — September 22, 2023
  353. 354NewsBØRNS on songwriting, touring and Lana Del ReyNikki Escalante — February 27, 2018
  354. 355MagazineTaylor Swift Praises Lana Del Rey's Stardom: 'She Knows She's the Best'Tomás Mier — May 27, 2025
  355. 356NewsZella Day's Where Does The Devil Hide: ReviewedJacob Webb — September 28, 2020
  356. 357Facebook post by Gracie Abrams: "Ok Lana Del Rey thank you so much for this album Lana Del Rey on today of all days thank you love you so much forever"March 26, 2023
  357. 358Selena Gomez Borrows From Elements of Lit, Lana Del Rey and Beyoncé for "Sunset Blvd" Lyrics and VisualsGenna Rivieccio — March 15, 2025
  358. 359NewsKacey Musgraves on 'Deeper Well,' her new album and finding peace in the chaosCraig Marks — March 13, 2024
  359. 360Daniel Seavey details debut solo album that 'feels 100 % like me from top to bottom'February 2025
  360. 361NewsSuki Waterhouse: 'I was carrying a lot of shame around myself for a long time'Emma Garland — April 26, 2022
  361. 362GREATEST: Jesse Jo StarkJuly 2022
  362. 363NewsAddison Rae Explains Why She & Lana Del Rey Are Similar: ‘I’m a Perfectionist As Well’Hannah Dailey — August 19, 2025
  363. 364VideoTaylor Swift and Lana Del Rey InterviewiHeartRadio — March 14, 2025
  364. 365Instagram postMay 2025
  365. 366NewsEthel Cain's Preacher's Daughter reviewBen Tipple — May 13, 2022
  366. 367Chappell Roan soars at Herbst Theatre despite lack of audience connectionKetki Samel — October 5, 2017
  367. 368Niall Horan Reveals His Spotify Playlist That Is Already Inspiring Album No. 4 (Exclusive)
  368. 369Nessa Barrett says that her dream collaborator is Lana del Rey. "I am very inspired by her."November 20, 2022
  369. 370MagazineLana Del Rey talks Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, critics, Waffle HouseMikey O'Connell — September 20, 2023
  370. 371lana will always, always be a massive inspiration in my lifeMay 21, 2017
  371. 372Conan Gray on Becoming the Voice of Gen ZAna Rosi — March 23, 2020
  372. 373MagazineEvery Lana Del Rey Song, Ranked: Critic's List
  373. 374Bruce Springsteen Calls Lana Del Rey "One of the Best Songwriters"Jessica Lynch — August 16, 2020
  374. 375Lana Del Rey Wanted to Sing With Joan Baez. But First, She'd Have to Find Her. • T AustraliaVictoria Pearson — July 6, 2023
  375. 376MagazineMusicians on Musicians: Elton John & Lana Del ReyOctober 24, 2019
  376. 377Courtney Love says Kurt Cobain and Lana Del Rey are the only "true musical geniuses" she's ever knownEllie Robinson — December 28, 2022
  377. 378John Waters and David Lynch really love Lana Del ReyNovember 22, 2023
  378. 379NewsLana Del Rey is realChris Richards — October 24, 2019
  379. 380Lana Del Rey: Norman Fucking Rockwell! Album ReviewJenn Pelly — September 3, 2019
  380. 381New rules: the destruction of the female pop role modelLaura Snapes — November 25, 2019
  381. 382Lana Del Rey. YouTube (May 5, 2011). Retrieved on March 22, 2020.
  382. 383Datenbank: BVMI. Musikindustrie.de. Retrieved on March 22, 2020.
  383. 384Accreditations – ARIA
  384. 385MagazineA Lana Del Rey Course Launched at NYU's Clive Davis InstituteRania Aniftos — September 20, 2022
  385. 386Golden Globe Winners 2015: Complete ListJanuary 11, 2015
  386. 387NewsThe wedding marsh: Lana Del Rey reportedly marries alligator tour guide Jeremy DufreneNardine Saad — September 27, 2024
  387. 388NewsLana Del Rey marries alligator tour guide Jeremy Dufrene in shock wedding in LouisianaLydia Spencer-Elliott — September 27, 2024
  388. 389NewsAll About Lana Del Rey's Husband, Jeremy DufreneAimée Lutkin — September 27, 2024
  389. 390NewsLana Del Rey Married a Normie. Other Celebrities Have Too.Alexandra Petri — October 23, 2024
  390. 391Lana Del Rey shuts down claims she practiced witchcraft on her tourBrie Stimson — October 10, 2023
  391. 392Original Sin: An Interview With Lana Del ReyJohn Calvert — October 4, 2011
  392. 393Yes, Lana Del Rey’s Album Features a Homophobic Pastor—but It’s Not What You ThinkMarch 24, 2023
  393. 394Lana Del Rey Included a Megachurch Pastor’s Sermon on Her Album and Fans Are DividedAbby Monteil — March 27, 2023
  394. 395Lana Del Rey, Still Married, Shares Exclusive Wedding Photos

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