sourheart

it's gotta be Flipside i mean that song is a career highlight through and through

lolita (the book) is a brilliant + terrifyingly powerful portrayal of an extremely abusive, exploitative pedophile and the ways in which he manipulates both his victim and the reader - highly recommend. nabokov's grasp on language is unmatched. 

the book/author itself isn't "problematic", the only thing that's truly problematic is romantizing the story, which vladimir nabokov was highly against, he didn't want any girls on the cover of the novel for that reason, unfortunately lots of copies of the book which had a girl on the cover were still produced

"I know your wife and she wouldn't mind"

I think it's time we go outside...  
 

Tokyo's city lights at night!

Ice cream

the virgin suicides
 

hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it

summertime

This lil video of Lana clapping for Billie makes me sooo sad She's so kind to not only applaud, but to stand for her. Most people were seated. Very respectful and classy of Lana. Though the look in her eyes does seem rather sad and longing.. she did pave the way after all x
 

speaking of music videos...
 
there's a HQ download of the honeymoon music video that's been on the forum for years in case anyone wants it!

Yesterday, Lana Del Rey visited XIV Karats, a jewelry store she frequents, in Beverly Hills, California.
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This song feels like a memory 💘 w all the echoes and sounds bouncing off walls, maybe I’m a bit sleep deprived but it’s like she’s evoking the spirit of the song rather than just covering it

Today, Lana Del Rey attended the Super Bowl at the Allegiant Stadium in Los Vegas, Nevada.

 
Photo Gallery
Solos:
 
With Chuck & Annie:

 
VIP Suite with Taylor Swift, Ice Spice, & Blake Lively:

 
Videos:
 

<3

You inspired me 🐎

(Haven’t made a cover during the pre-release in about 3 years!)

<3

Different bridge lyrics in the newly leaked demo:
I'll be your princesa
You give me my white lines

just read a post about how UV (song & video) could have been inspired by Jim Morrison & Pamela Courson's relationship, and a lot of it does make sense... other than what's mentioned there - getting together when she was 18 / 'Jim raised me up' + their complicated & often violent (due to his drinking) relationship / 'he hit me and it felt like a kiss' + her futile attempts at getting married / the lone bride theme from the video / 'loving him is never enough' - a few other things also fit:
- 'Jim brought me back' / 'I could have died right there' : hinting at her heroin dependence & overdoses?
- 'I can hear sirens, sirens' : she famously called the fire fighters & the police after founding him dead in the bathtub in their apartment in Paris
- 'yo soy la princesa' : Jim wrote many songs dedicated to Pam & in the most notable one, 'Queen of the Highway', he called her a princess
- the 'white lines' reference : they snorted heroin (China White) together, which was reportedly the cause of his death
- the only thing i can't quite figure out is the Woodstock reference, because The Doors never performed there & afaik Jim and Pam never attended
 
anyway, i also think the Source Family & other Manson-like cults theory makes a lot of sense, but i thought this was interesting nonetheless.

it's just disrespectful at this point the fact she has not received a grammy - honour her contributions to pop culture its TIME

I can’t do this this is giving NFR era all over again

hoping for nancy and lee vibes  
 

i'm manifesting some femme fatale cowgirl vibes like These Boots Are Made For Walking by Nancy Sinatra