‘Mrs. America’ Proves Lana Del Rey Is Right About Feminism’s Devaluation Of Femininity
‘We have to make space in our culture for their voices, and I see Lana Del Rey’s frustration as similar to Phyllis Schlafly’s.’
The Best Pop Songs Of The 2010s
From bubblegum bops like ‘Call Me Maybe’ to grittier songs like ‘Ho Hey’ to the SoundCloud stylings of ‘Old Town Road,’ the 2010s were packed with memorable pop music.
10 Lana Del Rey Deep Tracks To Prep You For Her New Album
Lana Del Rey’s retro persona is built on images ranging from boozy film-noir fatalism to the open road and California self-invention.
Lana Del Rey’s Devolution From Transcendant To Trendy
Lana Del Rey (real name Elizabeth Grant) is caught between being an act and an activist. Time will tell where this takes her artistry.
Lana Del Rey’s Obsession With Death Bespeaks An Obsession With Life
Most folk seem to be either too dazzled or confused to say anything intelligent about Lana Del Rey. So here’s my best shot.
Lana Del Rey’s New Music Is Nostalgic For America’s Worst Year
Lana’s entire career has been just an act, a semi-erotic show of poutiness designed for the enjoyment of sad girls and angsty boys everywhere.
Lana Del Rey, Conservative Icon
Lana Del Rey finds her American Dream in romantic companionship, glorying in America past as a way to preserve it forever.
Lana Del Rey’s ‘Honeymoon’: A Lush Examination Of Love And Work
With her third album, Lana Del Rey offers her most mature and inspired work to date. But will she burn our house down?
With Lana Del Rey, ‘Ultraviolence’ Can Be Beautiful
Lana Del Rey is authentic, even if she never kissed a girl, liked it, and wrote a thumping pop anthem in response.
Lana Del Rey’s Deadly Religion of Self
Musician Lana Del Rey’s death fantasies indicate a more widespread infection of ego-centric secular humanism in the popular culture we all share.
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