Lana Del Rey’s Blue Jeans lyrics: a cinematic vow of doomed love, devotion and danger that still echoes today.

The fact that the show ended with a righteous cover of 'Country Roads' only stamped a seal of country-twanged approval on the entire affair.

When Jessie Murph returns home to northern Alabama, she heads to the gas station for an oversize cup of boiled peanuts. It’s ...

Lana Del Rey’s “Summertime Sadness” reaches a new peak on the U.K.'s Official Streaming chart for the second week in a row, a ...

My timeline is full of wobbly clips from recent gigs: zoom-ins to show the diva performing, gentle spin to reveal the delirious women in the audience, including the video-er. And pictures: selfies of ...

Before Lana Del Rey became the queen of Hollywood sadcore, she gave the world Born To Die, the single that turned her from a ...

In Dublin the star pulls a fan onstage and gets the crowd to chant that the poor girl’s ‘a 10 out of 10′ before launching ...

Alex Warren has admitted he finds it "weird" that Ed Sheeran and Lana Del Rey know who he is, let alone getting to perform ...

The organization behind the annual Grammy Awards is welcoming thousands of potential new members in a push to diversify its ...

At her sold out Wembley show, the American star blended old hits with her new Southern belle persona.

Radiohead sued Lana Del Rey over 'Creep', but decades before, the band themselves were sued over the same track, begging the question, who owns an idea?