Lana Del Rey becomes the sublime new covergirl of L'Officiel Paris with a stellar new series by photographer Nicole Nodland, captured with styling by Vanessa Bellugeon. For the cover Lana is clad in Ralph Lauren Collection, see the rest of the story after the jump:
Magazine: L'Officiel Paris Published: April 2013 Cover Star: Lana Del Rey Photography by Nicole Nodland Styled by Vanessa Bellugeon Consultant: Johnny Blueeyes
How can you say this if you dont know any real facts and these things are just your impressions ??? I suppose you dont know about every action she makes since you are from Brazil and she doesnt need to be in media every day.
That is never the job or the responsibility of the singer. If the vocals were too loud that falls on the person doing the mix. Mixes for televised music performances can be pretty poor if the engineer is not familiar with the artist's music, which they're often not.
Well, there needs to be a first time, no?
I don't really understand where you're coming from with this. The impression i've always had with her mentioning charity work "too much" (i don't think that) is to emphasize what she says about music not being everything to her. I get the sense that she wants to convey to the average reader, who may have misconceptions about her, that she doesn't see herself as really fitting in with the image and perception that one may have her celebrity peers. It seems to me like it's her way of saying there's more to her than making records. And there's a lot of evidence that seems to verify that. Look how infrequently she tours and how little she promotes. She has already mentioned, within one year of her rise to fame, the idea of possibly moving on to something beyond music. By all accounts, she's a relatively private person.
To say that she's not helping any organizations by not mentioning them specifically by name in interviews in pop culture media is baseless. The work itself is helping organizations. It is not her role to promote charities. She is conducting interviews in entertainment media regarding her music; the fact alone that she is mentioning these things at all is already above and beyond. Who's to say that she is obligated to give an interviewer specific information on the social work she's done or is planning to do? The onus in these interviews is not on her to prove to her fans the legitimacy of this work. And it's also not the sort of time-sensitive thing like, say, a hurricane relief effort, where anyone can pitch in money and act fast on a crisis, so "plugging" the charity is a moot point. There's nothing inherently dubious about this being a relatively private matter.
Also, why should it have to be all-or-nothing, either mention the charity or don't say anything at all? What is the basis for imposing that on someone? You say you don't think wealthy people are obligated to make donations, but you do think they're obligated to disclose which organizations they're working with if they do decide to make donations? I don't understand that reasoning.
Ah it's kinda sad that people are assuming it's not happening anymore and judging her for it. Just because she hasn't tweeted about it, doesn't mean it's not still happening!
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