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Lorde talks in a new interview about her eating disorder, sexuality, and her great empathy for queer and transgender people.

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Lorde wrote "Royals" in 30 minutes when she was 15 years old. Growing up in New Zealand, disillusioned with materialism and flex culture — especially in the US — she proudly cast herself as a ...

Lorde began her first album by singing, “Pretty soon, I’ll be getting on my first plane”; a dozen years have passed, and she now calls New York City home, half a world away from the country ...

Lorde’s application of new-age and wellness tropes is similarly multifaceted. “Almost every symbol that you see or hear mentioned in the ‘Solar Power’ universe is equal parts deeply ...

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But none of these others has done a 180 quite as dramatic as Lorde, who’s hardly recognizable on her third album, “Solar Power,” as the same artist who made precocious darkness her brand in ...

However, Lorde said she does not want her work to be lumped in with that of other female musicians the 37-year-old producer has previously worked with, such as Lana Del Rey, Taylor Swift and Clairo.

Lorde has a birth chart worthy of a royal! She was born under the luckiest star. She’s larger than life, expansive, optimistic, generous and philosophical, attracting good fortune to her through ...