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I just watched the show. It was very good but I have watched SNL since the beginning. They did mention the Ashlee Simpson screw up. She was not interviewed about it. They did show 1 shot of Lana near the end as part of a large montage of many artists.
Curious this is the anniversary of the release of  Born to Die. Cosmic forces at work while we sleep.
😀❤️

I just watched the show. It was very good but I have watched SNL since the beginning. They did mention the Ashlee Simpson screw up. She was not interviewed about it. They did show 1 shot of Lana near the end as part of a large montage of many artists.
Curious this is the anniversary of the release of  Born to Die. Cosmic forces at work while we sleep.
😀❤️

I just watched the show. It was very good but I have watched SNL since the beginning. They did mention the Ashlee Simpson screw up. She was not interviewed about it. They did show 1 shot of Lana near the end as part of a large montage of many artists.
Curious this is the anniversary of the release of  Born to Die. Cosmic forces at work while we sleep.
😀❤️

they sound bored. who even are these people?

Thank you @The Missing Shade of Blue for reminding me that it's the 13th Anniversary of Born To Die! 
 
Happy Birthday to the one of the most iconic albums of ALL TIMES in the WORLD. An album which changed the music industry forever. Filled with beautiful lyrics and amazing production, cinematic visuals and timeless hits that are still popular today!
 
Thank you for changing our lives, Born To Die and to the impeccable team - Lana Del Rey, Emile Haynie, Rick Nowels, Justin Parker, Dan Heath and Tim Larcombe!

I missed her performance when it first aired. The backlash is what first got me interested in Lana and I was quietly seduced in to becoming a super fan. When this aired I was blown away. I knew she was going to be big.

I missed her performance when it first aired. The backlash is what first got me interested in Lana and I was quietly seduced in to becoming a super fan. When this aired I was blown away. I knew she was going to be big.

I missed her performance when it first aired. The backlash is what first got me interested in Lana and I was quietly seduced in to becoming a super fan. When this aired I was blown away. I knew she was going to be big.

I missed her performance when it first aired. The backlash is what first got me interested in Lana and I was quietly seduced in to becoming a super fan. When this aired I was blown away. I knew she was going to be big.

Lana Del Rey has declined to be featured in upcoming documentary 'Ladies & Gentlemen...50 Years of SNL Music' following the director's request.
In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Oscar-winning filmmaker Questlove, the director of the upcoming Saturday Night Live [SNL] music documentary 'Ladies & Gentlemen...50 Years of SNL Music', stated that he reached out to Lana Del Rey in hopes to have her be featured in the documentary to discuss the negative critisim received for her performance on SNL in 2012.
He said, "I wanted to reach out to anyone that’s ever caught bullets for a performance, and so instantly I reached out to both Lana Del Rey and to Ashlee Simpson. Both, understandably, not knowing what kind of storyteller I am, declined, and I get it. 'This is something I want to put behind me. I don’t want to be known as the person that messed up on SNL.' I think if I just pressed harder and gave them the 'my aim is true' standpoint, maybe I could have pushed a little further, but I understood."
Lana Del Rey recently alluded to her infamous SNL performance through her Coachella billboard which stated "Has Anyone Else Died For You?" with an image of a cross alongside the text "Lana Del Rey SNL Jan 14 2012" printed on the lower right corner.
The documentary is set to premiere on Monday, January 27th at 8/7c on NBC, and will be available to stream the following day on Peacock. The three-hour special broadcast event includes a look back at some of the show's 900+ musical guests and promises "untold stories behind the culture-defining, groundbreaking, and news-making musical performances, sketches, and cameos of the past 50 years."
 

 
 

TikTok officially shut down in the US almost two hours earlier than expected, affecting its 170 million American users. Other ByteDance apps, like CapCut and Lemon8, are also banned. For years, US officials have cited national security concerns over the app. On January 17th, the Supreme Court ruled the ban did not violate free speech, citing TikTok's Chinese ownership. Trump may grant a 90-day extension after taking office.
 
When opening the app, the following message pops up:

"Sorry, TikTok isn't available right now.
A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S. Unfortunately, that means you can't use TikTok for now.
We are fortunate that President Trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate TikTok once he takes office. Please stay tuned!"

Lana will show up in a big orange vest, like when you go hunting. When asked about it,
"Oh this old thing? Just pulled it out of the closet."

Lana will show up in a big orange vest, like when you go hunting. When asked about it,
"Oh this old thing? Just pulled it out of the closet."

Lana will show up in a big orange vest, like when you go hunting. When asked about it,
"Oh this old thing? Just pulled it out of the closet."

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

lana's probably at home in the bathroom with her cracked iphone doing something like this

 

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.

Don't you guys know by now?
With Lana there are no answers.
Only questions.