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I think it's great that she's been feeling comfortable going out (as opposed to onstage) without the huge eyelashes etc for awhile now. She seems so much more at ease in her own skin that she used to. Plus--I glanced at the doctor's website because I didn't know who he was--he seems to specialize in Botox and something called a Vampire Facial (LOL wut?) so she might have gone makeup-free to show off how that's working for her! 

I think it's great that she's been feeling comfortable going out (as opposed to onstage) without the huge eyelashes etc for awhile now. She seems so much more at ease in her own skin that she used to. Plus--I glanced at the doctor's website because I didn't know who he was--he seems to specialize in Botox and something called a Vampire Facial (LOL wut?) so she might have gone makeup-free to show off how that's working for her! 

I think it's great that she's been feeling comfortable going out (as opposed to onstage) without the huge eyelashes etc for awhile now. She seems so much more at ease in her own skin that she used to. Plus--I glanced at the doctor's website because I didn't know who he was--he seems to specialize in Botox and something called a Vampire Facial (LOL wut?) so she might have gone makeup-free to show off how that's working for her! 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

Or "Gosh darnit, manchild, you fricked me so good...but you don't know half of the doody you put me through".   .As hilarious as Norman Rocking Rockwell is (  ) "you rocked me so good" could be kinda hot for a clean version. 

My absolute favorite thing about Pale Moonlight is how it goes from "no pressure, it's chill" to "...but I'm literally stalking you and telling everyone I'M GONNA get-GET HIM!"   
 
I love that song but think it, and songs like "This is What Makes Us Girls," aren't coming back because her style and image are more mature; like, on NFR she's a grown woman who doesn't have time for playing games and will call you on your shit, you know? Not a Lolita ingenue any more. Which is kind of sad for us but also probably healthy for her.  

I wish that instead of putting the full album title and her initials, she reversed it: her full name (I know she's famous but not everyone on earth knows her name) and "NFR" 'cuz that's mysterious and would make the viewer want to google it.     Just my marketing background showing.  
 
Anyway, I agree with the comment upthread that she might be doing a "witchy" cover song for Maleficent 2 since she was on the first Maleficent, plus they used "Season of the Witch" on the promo. Still doesn't explain what the "witchy" UO cover has to do with NFR though! 
 
I listed to Architecture aka BAR again last night; dying to know what the re-done version will sound like.    Such a beautiful song. I wonder how it will fit into the rest of the album, which seems more hopeful about relationships...BAR is definitely a post-breakup song unless the lyrics changed, so I would've made it a bonus track personally.

My absolute favorite thing about Pale Moonlight is how it goes from "no pressure, it's chill" to "...but I'm literally stalking you and telling everyone I'M GONNA get-GET HIM!"   
 
I love that song but think it, and songs like "This is What Makes Us Girls," aren't coming back because her style and image are more mature; like, on NFR she's a grown woman who doesn't have time for playing games and will call you on your shit, you know? Not a Lolita ingenue any more. Which is kind of sad for us but also probably healthy for her.  

My absolute favorite thing about Pale Moonlight is how it goes from "no pressure, it's chill" to "...but I'm literally stalking you and telling everyone I'M GONNA get-GET HIM!"   
 
I love that song but think it, and songs like "This is What Makes Us Girls," aren't coming back because her style and image are more mature; like, on NFR she's a grown woman who doesn't have time for playing games and will call you on your shit, you know? Not a Lolita ingenue any more. Which is kind of sad for us but also probably healthy for her.  

My absolute favorite thing about Pale Moonlight is how it goes from "no pressure, it's chill" to "...but I'm literally stalking you and telling everyone I'M GONNA get-GET HIM!"   
 
I love that song but think it, and songs like "This is What Makes Us Girls," aren't coming back because her style and image are more mature; like, on NFR she's a grown woman who doesn't have time for playing games and will call you on your shit, you know? Not a Lolita ingenue any more. Which is kind of sad for us but also probably healthy for her.  

My absolute favorite thing about Pale Moonlight is how it goes from "no pressure, it's chill" to "...but I'm literally stalking you and telling everyone I'M GONNA get-GET HIM!"   
 
I love that song but think it, and songs like "This is What Makes Us Girls," aren't coming back because her style and image are more mature; like, on NFR she's a grown woman who doesn't have time for playing games and will call you on your shit, you know? Not a Lolita ingenue any more. Which is kind of sad for us but also probably healthy for her.