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Lana Del Rey will no longer be providing updates to fans on social media. The 37-year-old “Summertime Sadness” hitmaker However, she shared a new message explaining her decision to depart the platform once again two years later. Read more about Lana Del Rey’s decision to leave social media… “Thank you so much for everything,” she began the message, which was shared on her Instagram story. “Now that Rob‘s record is out and now you know where I’m touring this account is closing. Good luck and love u.” If you were unaware, Lana‘s father Rob Grant just released his album Lost at Sea. It featured two collaborations with his daughter – the title track and “Hollywood Bowl.” It is unclear if she intends to return to social media again in the future. We’ll keep you up to date as we learn more. Even if Lana remains off social media indefinitely, Did you see Lana‘s recent festival appearances went viral? Press play on “Lost at Sea” and “Hollywood Bowl” below…

(1985-) Who Is Lana Del Rey? Lana Del Rey makes vulnerable, emotional pop music that often incorporates nostalgia for America's past. Del Rey first performed under her real name of Lizzy Grant but found fame as Lana Del Rey in 2011 with a homemade music video for the song "Video Games." After "Video Games" became a viral hit, Del Rey was criticized for a lack of authenticity; she's also been called out for songs that sometimes feature female submissiveness and self-destruction. She has an extensive fanbase and has sold millions of albums, with 2014's Ultraviolence and 2017's Lust for Life both landing at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Early Life Del Rey was born as Elizabeth Woolridge Grant on June 21, 1985, in New York City. Del Rey's parents were working in advertising in New York City when she was born, but left that life behind to move to Lake Placid, New York, in the Adirondack Mountains when Del Rey was a baby. She grew up with a younger brother and sister. Her sister, photographer Caroline "Chuck" Grant, shot the Lust for Life album cover and has taken promotional photos of Del Rey. As a teenager in the small community of Lake Placid, Del Rey started drinking heavily. She'd attended Catholic school, but her parents sent her to Kent School, a boarding school in Connecticut, because of her drinking. Boarding school wasn't a complete cure, but by the age of 18, Del Rey was sober. Instead of attending college right away, she went to live with her aunt and uncle on Long Isl...

With her lively, unpredictable performances, Margaret Qualley has become one of today’s most vivid screen presences. She has been nominated for Emmys for her roles in And now she has been celebrated in song. Qualley is engaged to eight-time Grammy-winning musician Jack Antonoff, who has collaborated with the likes of Taylor Swift, Lorde, St. Vincent and Del Rey’s new album, So is Margaret Qualley getting married Dec. 18? “I am not,” Qualley said during an interview this week promoting “Sanctuary.” “She was kind enough to not put my real wedding date in the song. But I love that song so much. It makes me feel like I’m living in a dream. She’s my favorite poet. I adore her.” Qualley further described the experience of having her romance celebrated in song as, “Surreal, so special.” Del Rey spoke about the song in

Daddy Del Rey released his new album. On Thursday, Lost at Sea— and with it, a second collaboration featuring his daughter There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. “I know I’m not Joni Mitchell/But I’ve got a dad who plays like Billy Joel,” she sings in the first verse. “I know I can’t see the whole picture/But I like to dream about my days of gold.” In the lyrics, Del Rey reflects on performing twice at the Hollywood Bowl, her age, and all the “stories I’ve already sold.” “Why wait for Heavеn when I can have Heavеn right here like I’m told?/Oh, just like I’m told,” she sings. “Lost At Sea is a deeply emotional and ethereal song. It combines the beautiful vocals of Lana Del Rey woven into a hypnotic piano composition,” he said in a press release at the time. “Lana’s voice is haunting and powerful. It moves ghostlike like through the song like mist over the ocean.” “The song has a deep message of hope for all of us who feel lost and disconnected in today’s world,” he continued. “‘Lost At Sea’ is the reason I made my album: to share music that can bring some peace and calm to a very anxious world.” Trending

With her lively, unpredictable performances, Margaret Qualley has become one of today’s most vivid screen presences. She has been nominated for Emmys for her roles in And now she has been celebrated in song. Qualley is engaged to eight-time Grammy-winning musician Jack Antonoff, who has collaborated with the likes of Taylor Swift, Lorde, St. Vincent and Del Rey’s new album, So is Margaret Qualley getting married Dec. 18? “I am not,” Qualley said during an interview this week promoting “Sanctuary.” “She was kind enough to not put my real wedding date in the song. But I love that song so much. It makes me feel like I’m living in a dream. She’s my favorite poet. I adore her.” Qualley further described the experience of having her romance celebrated in song as, “Surreal, so special.” Del Rey spoke about the song in

Lana Del Rey will no longer be providing updates to fans on social media. The 37-year-old “Summertime Sadness” hitmaker However, she shared a new message explaining her decision to depart the platform once again two years later. Read more about Lana Del Rey’s decision to leave social media… “Thank you so much for everything,” she began the message, which was shared on her Instagram story. “Now that Rob‘s record is out and now you know where I’m touring this account is closing. Good luck and love u.” If you were unaware, Lana‘s father Rob Grant just released his album Lost at Sea. It featured two collaborations with his daughter – the title track and “Hollywood Bowl.” It is unclear if she intends to return to social media again in the future. We’ll keep you up to date as we learn more. Even if Lana remains off social media indefinitely, Did you see Lana‘s recent festival appearances went viral? Press play on “Lost at Sea” and “Hollywood Bowl” below…

(1985-) Who Is Lana Del Rey? Lana Del Rey makes vulnerable, emotional pop music that often incorporates nostalgia for America's past. Del Rey first performed under her real name of Lizzy Grant but found fame as Lana Del Rey in 2011 with a homemade music video for the song "Video Games." After "Video Games" became a viral hit, Del Rey was criticized for a lack of authenticity; she's also been called out for songs that sometimes feature female submissiveness and self-destruction. She has an extensive fanbase and has sold millions of albums, with 2014's Ultraviolence and 2017's Lust for Life both landing at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Early Life Del Rey was born as Elizabeth Woolridge Grant on June 21, 1985, in New York City. Del Rey's parents were working in advertising in New York City when she was born, but left that life behind to move to Lake Placid, New York, in the Adirondack Mountains when Del Rey was a baby. She grew up with a younger brother and sister. Her sister, photographer Caroline "Chuck" Grant, shot the Lust for Life album cover and has taken promotional photos of Del Rey. As a teenager in the small community of Lake Placid, Del Rey started drinking heavily. She'd attended Catholic school, but her parents sent her to Kent School, a boarding school in Connecticut, because of her drinking. Boarding school wasn't a complete cure, but by the age of 18, Del Rey was sober. Instead of attending college right away, she went to live with her aunt and uncle on Long Isl...

Daddy Del Rey released his new album. On Thursday, Lost at Sea— and with it, a second collaboration featuring his daughter There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. “I know I’m not Joni Mitchell/But I’ve got a dad who plays like Billy Joel,” she sings in the first verse. “I know I can’t see the whole picture/But I like to dream about my days of gold.” In the lyrics, Del Rey reflects on performing twice at the Hollywood Bowl, her age, and all the “stories I’ve already sold.” “Why wait for Heavеn when I can have Heavеn right here like I’m told?/Oh, just like I’m told,” she sings. “Lost At Sea is a deeply emotional and ethereal song. It combines the beautiful vocals of Lana Del Rey woven into a hypnotic piano composition,” he said in a press release at the time. “Lana’s voice is haunting and powerful. It moves ghostlike like through the song like mist over the ocean.” “The song has a deep message of hope for all of us who feel lost and disconnected in today’s world,” he continued. “‘Lost At Sea’ is the reason I made my album: to share music that can bring some peace and calm to a very anxious world.” Trending

Daddy Del Rey released his new album. On Thursday, Lost at Sea— and with it, a second collaboration featuring his daughter There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. “I know I’m not Joni Mitchell/But I’ve got a dad who plays like Billy Joel,” she sings in the first verse. “I know I can’t see the whole picture/But I like to dream about my days of gold.” In the lyrics, Del Rey reflects on performing twice at the Hollywood Bowl, her age, and all the “stories I’ve already sold.” “Why wait for Heavеn when I can have Heavеn right here like I’m told?/Oh, just like I’m told,” she sings. “Lost At Sea is a deeply emotional and ethereal song. It combines the beautiful vocals of Lana Del Rey woven into a hypnotic piano composition,” he said in a press release at the time. “Lana’s voice is haunting and powerful. It moves ghostlike like through the song like mist over the ocean.” “The song has a deep message of hope for all of us who feel lost and disconnected in today’s world,” he continued. “‘Lost At Sea’ is the reason I made my album: to share music that can bring some peace and calm to a very anxious world.” Trending

With her lively, unpredictable performances, Margaret Qualley has become one of today’s most vivid screen presences. She has been nominated for Emmys for her roles in And now she has been celebrated in song. Qualley is engaged to eight-time Grammy-winning musician Jack Antonoff, who has collaborated with the likes of Taylor Swift, Lorde, St. Vincent and Del Rey’s new album, So is Margaret Qualley getting married Dec. 18? “I am not,” Qualley said during an interview this week promoting “Sanctuary.” “She was kind enough to not put my real wedding date in the song. But I love that song so much. It makes me feel like I’m living in a dream. She’s my favorite poet. I adore her.” Qualley further described the experience of having her romance celebrated in song as, “Surreal, so special.” Del Rey spoke about the song in