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"Pop's biggest enigma"
 
Enigma popstar is fun she wear double denim 4 fashion

She makes me look like a couch potato. HOW MUCH STUFF DID SHE DO

She makes me look like a couch potato. HOW MUCH STUFF DID SHE DO

She makes me look like a couch potato. HOW MUCH STUFF DID SHE DO

She makes me look like a couch potato. HOW MUCH STUFF DID SHE DO

I found a bunch of old Lake Placid News (LPN), Adirondack Daily Express (ADE), Plattsburgh Press-Rebulican (PPR) articles archived as black and white PDF scans that mention Lizzy, some with photos of her:
 
 
 
Here's a rundown of the rest of the references:
 
Involvement in Sports
Skiing. "Lately, the students of St. Agnes School have accomplished a lot out of school. Many SAS students particpated recently in some exciting ski races: NYSEF World Cup race for JV (ages 7-10). Placings are as follows... Elizabeth Grant 20th". January 25, 1995 LPN Sports page box score showing her run time and placing ("8. Elizabeth Grant   44.33") in the Ed Damp Junior V World Cup. March 12, 1996 PPR
"The New York Ski Educational Foundation (NYSEF) held its annual family race and picnic for participants in the.series last Saturday, at which time the final standings were released... Elizabeth Grant (259)... Completed the top 10." March 23, 1996 ADE
Skating. "The following scholarships have been awarded by the Skating Club of Lake Placid to the skaters named below... $50 scholarships for ice or lessons... Elizabeth Grant." March 27, 1997 ADE Softball. She played center fielder for her middle school team. "Elizabeth grant [sic] OF-C". April 10, 1998 LPN Involvement in Other Extra-curricular Activities
Choir. "The Lake Placid High School (LPHS) concert started off with the chorus singing 'Psallite'. They song many traditional Christmas Carols [sic]. The chorus personnel are... Elizabeth Grant". March 7, 2000 LPN "After the Women's Ensemble it was the high school chorus' time to shine... Medley from 'Les Miserables' had many soloists, such as... Elizabeth Grant". June 23, 2000 LPN
What song do you think she sang?
Performed in a variety show (as well as Chuck and Charlie). June 23, 2000 LPN Secretary of the high school Key Club. "On Tuesday May 9, the Key Club members welcomed new leadership... Congratulations also go to the new secretary. Elizabeth Grant". June 23, 2000 LPN Staff of the Blue Times Bomber, the school newspaper which appears to have been an insert in the Lake Placid News. January 28, 2000  March 17, 2000 LPN  June 23, 2000 LPN Confirmation. "On Sunday afternoon. May 21, at 4:30 p.m.. Bishop Gerald Barbarito, bishop of Ogdensburg, came to Lake Placid and confirmed more than 50 people from area Roman Catholic churches, including St Agnes... It was a beautiful and solemn ceremony, with the church's altars and pillars decked in red, the bishop in his red chasuble (robe), wearing his miter on his head and holding his staff in hand. On the altar, dozens of red roses arranged in large vases added to the festive atmosphere. The 17 Lake Placid young people, all dressed in white robes, who received the gifts of the Holy Spirit in the sacrament of confirmation included... Elizabeth Grant". May 26, 2000 LPN Honor Roll
 
There are also many articles that list her on the honor roll:
Grade 7, High Honors. January 9, 1998 LPN  February 13, 1998 LPN  March 27, 1998 LPN  March 27, 1998 ADE  March 30, 1998 PPR  May 29, 1998 ADE  June 9, 1998 ADE  June 19, 1998 LPN  July 31, 1998 PPR Grade 8, Honors. March 5, 1999 LPN  March 8, 1999 ADE  March 12, 1999 LPN  May 7, 1999 LPN Grade 8, High Honors. June 18, 1999 LPN  July 20, 1999  July 23, 1999 LPN Grade 9, Honors. December 24, 1999 LPN  December 31, 1999 LPN  January 28, 2000 LPN This establishes pretty well that she started 9th grade in the fall of 1999. Unless you skip a grade, kids are 14 or 15 when they begin 9th grade (or at least turn 14 shortly after it begins). If Lizzy was really born in 1986 as she claims, she would have just turned 13 the summer before.   
 
Family Members
 
There's also a lot of articles mentioning other members of her family. I didn't spend a ton of time looking at those, but they appear to be mostly about her parents' efforts to organize opposition to a development project (Lake Placid does really remind me of Twin Peaks sometimes) for classic NIMBY reasons, her dad's real estate listings, and Chuck and Charlie's sports exploits (including a huge fish she caught).
 
However, this article describes in greater detail her dad's furniture company mentioned in that Domain Name Journal profile on him and this article gives more background on her family's ownership of "God Bless America" singer Kate Smith's home-- which Lizzy mentioned in this article and was the inspiration for the original title of AKA-- and their attempts to sell it at a large profit rather than an affordable price for the Kate Smith/God Bless America Foundation who wanted to turn it into a museum.
 
Note: Please let me know if any of my links appear wrong. That's a lot of links to copy and paste!

The World Soundtrack Academy has announced the list of its nominees for the 2013 Awards in three of five categories: Film Composer of the Year, Best Original Score of the Year and Best Original Song Written Directly for a Film. The names of the winners will be announced at the World Soundtrack Awards & Concert on Saturday, October 19, the closing night of the 40th edition of Film Fest Gent. Lana Del Rey is nominated for Best Original Song Written Directly for a Film with Young and Beautiful. Check the nominees here:
 
BEST ORIGINAL SONG WRITTEN DIRECTLY FOR A FILM
The Bathtub
from “Beasts of the Southern Wild”
music & Lyrics by Dan Romer & Benh Zeitlin
performed by The Lost Bayou Ramblers
Young & Beautiful
from “The Great Gatsby”
music & lyrics by Lana Del Rey & Rick Nowels
performed by Lana Del Rey
Pi’s Lullaby
from “Life of Pi”
music & lyrics by Mychael Danna and Bombay Jayashri
performed by Bombay Jayashri
Oblivion
from: “Oblivion”
music & lyrics by Anthony Gonzalez and Susanne Sundfør
performed by M83 feat. Susanne Sundfør
Skyfall
from “Skyfall”
music & lyrics by Adele & Paul Epworth
performed by Adele

Lana Del Rey was spotted yesterday (September 21st) arriving at LAX Airport, Los Angeles. She took a flight from Istanbul to London on Friday, and then flew Saturday to Los Angeles from there. You can check out the candids below!

Candids - Lana Del Rey Arriving at LAX Airport (19 Photos Added)

Lana Del Rey was spotted yesterday (September 21st) arriving at LAX Airport, Los Angeles. She took a flight from Istanbul to London on Friday, and then flew Saturday to Los Angeles from there. You can check out the candids below!

Candids - Lana Del Rey Arriving at LAX Airport (19 Photos Added)

Lana Del Rey was spotted yesterday (September 21st) arriving at LAX Airport, Los Angeles. She took a flight from Istanbul to London on Friday, and then flew Saturday to Los Angeles from there. You can check out the candids below!

Candids - Lana Del Rey Arriving at LAX Airport (19 Photos Added)

Lana Del Rey was spotted yesterday (September 21st) arriving at LAX Airport, Los Angeles. She took a flight from Istanbul to London on Friday, and then flew Saturday to Los Angeles from there. You can check out the candids below!

Candids - Lana Del Rey Arriving at LAX Airport (19 Photos Added)

Lana Del Rey was spotted yesterday (September 21st) arriving at LAX Airport, Los Angeles. She took a flight from Istanbul to London on Friday, and then flew Saturday to Los Angeles from there. You can check out the candids below!

Candids - Lana Del Rey Arriving at LAX Airport (19 Photos Added)

Lana Del Rey was spotted yesterday (September 21st) arriving at LAX Airport, Los Angeles. She took a flight from Istanbul to London on Friday, and then flew Saturday to Los Angeles from there. You can check out the candids below!

Candids - Lana Del Rey Arriving at LAX Airport (19 Photos Added)

She dones't have a clue what's going on. She Dm's me like everyday asking if I have any news? 
 
clearly lana has forgotten her

She dones't have a clue what's going on. She Dm's me like everyday asking if I have any news? 
 
clearly lana has forgotten her

Lana Del Rey & Cedric Gervais' "Summertime Sadness" soars 10-6 on the Hot 100, marking a new peak. The track reaches the Radio Songs top 10 (13-8; 81 million, up 8%), while returning to its peak to date on Digital Songs (11-8, despite a 2% decrease to 127,000). It backtracks 10-12 on Streaming Songs, although with a 3% gain to 3.1 million.

“Lana Del Rey earned respect because she is so good” says her co-writer
Rick Nowels, the co-writer and co-producer of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness‘, has revealed that she rose to fame so quickly because people could see her real talent and artistry. Speaking to Billboard, the songwriter explained that he saw something in her that was “magical” before she became so well-known and wasn’t surprised when she went on to enjoy an incredibly successful career:

How did you and Lana Del Rey come to write “Summertime Sadness” together?

I met Lana in summer 2011. I had heard some of her songs on YouTube and I loved what she was doing. When we wrote it, I realized that she was a brilliant songwriter and a magical artist. She writes the kind of music I want to listen to.

As the song is Del Rey’s first Pop Songs hit, do you feel that she’s earning respect that may have eluded her after her not exactly warmly-received “Saturday Night Live” appearance last year?

Lana has earned respect because she is so good. She has consistently released high-quality songs with artistry and vision. People are starving for real artistry. As more people hear her music, she’s gaining more fans.

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Do you get the concept of radio Airplay? The (+ whatever number) is the amount of audience impressions a song gets, in millions. The spins are the amount of time the song is played on radio.

Lana Del Rey and Cedric Gervais celebrate their first Hot 100 top 10 placements, as "Summertime Sadness" (remixed from its original slower form by the latter artist) pounces 15-9 as the chart's top Airplay Gainer. It powers 16-14 on Radio Songs (69 million, up 26%), 9-8 on Digital Songs (132,000, up 12%) and 29-23 on Streaming Songs (1.9 million, up 29%)

A MONTH till Tropico................. 

“Lana Del Rey earned respect because she is so good” says her co-writer
Rick Nowels, the co-writer and co-producer of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness‘, has revealed that she rose to fame so quickly because people could see her real talent and artistry. Speaking to Billboard, the songwriter explained that he saw something in her that was “magical” before she became so well-known and wasn’t surprised when she went on to enjoy an incredibly successful career:

How did you and Lana Del Rey come to write “Summertime Sadness” together?

I met Lana in summer 2011. I had heard some of her songs on YouTube and I loved what she was doing. When we wrote it, I realized that she was a brilliant songwriter and a magical artist. She writes the kind of music I want to listen to.

As the song is Del Rey’s first Pop Songs hit, do you feel that she’s earning respect that may have eluded her after her not exactly warmly-received “Saturday Night Live” appearance last year?

Lana has earned respect because she is so good. She has consistently released high-quality songs with artistry and vision. People are starving for real artistry. As more people hear her music, she’s gaining more fans.

Source

“Lana Del Rey earned respect because she is so good” says her co-writer
Rick Nowels, the co-writer and co-producer of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness‘, has revealed that she rose to fame so quickly because people could see her real talent and artistry. Speaking to Billboard, the songwriter explained that he saw something in her that was “magical” before she became so well-known and wasn’t surprised when she went on to enjoy an incredibly successful career:

How did you and Lana Del Rey come to write “Summertime Sadness” together?

I met Lana in summer 2011. I had heard some of her songs on YouTube and I loved what she was doing. When we wrote it, I realized that she was a brilliant songwriter and a magical artist. She writes the kind of music I want to listen to.

As the song is Del Rey’s first Pop Songs hit, do you feel that she’s earning respect that may have eluded her after her not exactly warmly-received “Saturday Night Live” appearance last year?

Lana has earned respect because she is so good. She has consistently released high-quality songs with artistry and vision. People are starving for real artistry. As more people hear her music, she’s gaining more fans.

Source

“Lana Del Rey earned respect because she is so good” says her co-writer
Rick Nowels, the co-writer and co-producer of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness‘, has revealed that she rose to fame so quickly because people could see her real talent and artistry. Speaking to Billboard, the songwriter explained that he saw something in her that was “magical” before she became so well-known and wasn’t surprised when she went on to enjoy an incredibly successful career:

How did you and Lana Del Rey come to write “Summertime Sadness” together?

I met Lana in summer 2011. I had heard some of her songs on YouTube and I loved what she was doing. When we wrote it, I realized that she was a brilliant songwriter and a magical artist. She writes the kind of music I want to listen to.

As the song is Del Rey’s first Pop Songs hit, do you feel that she’s earning respect that may have eluded her after her not exactly warmly-received “Saturday Night Live” appearance last year?

Lana has earned respect because she is so good. She has consistently released high-quality songs with artistry and vision. People are starving for real artistry. As more people hear her music, she’s gaining more fans.

Source

“Lana Del Rey earned respect because she is so good” says her co-writer
Rick Nowels, the co-writer and co-producer of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness‘, has revealed that she rose to fame so quickly because people could see her real talent and artistry. Speaking to Billboard, the songwriter explained that he saw something in her that was “magical” before she became so well-known and wasn’t surprised when she went on to enjoy an incredibly successful career:

How did you and Lana Del Rey come to write “Summertime Sadness” together?

I met Lana in summer 2011. I had heard some of her songs on YouTube and I loved what she was doing. When we wrote it, I realized that she was a brilliant songwriter and a magical artist. She writes the kind of music I want to listen to.

As the song is Del Rey’s first Pop Songs hit, do you feel that she’s earning respect that may have eluded her after her not exactly warmly-received “Saturday Night Live” appearance last year?

Lana has earned respect because she is so good. She has consistently released high-quality songs with artistry and vision. People are starving for real artistry. As more people hear her music, she’s gaining more fans.

Source