Lorde, who likes performing in the great outdoors, is back with a new video that (among other things) celebrates the feeling of being free to move about a city without those damn fucking cars all over ...

What this city needs is a place to walk on the Queensboro Bridge ... and for the federal DOT to get out of our way. Plus other news.

The track was produced by Lorde along with Jim-E Stack and Grammy-winning producer Dan Nigro. Lorde, on Thursday, took to her Instagram account to share a video along with a caption that read, "My new ...

Lorde has sent fans into a frenzy by releasing her first solo single and music video in four years. 'What Was That' appears to be a reflection on the breakdown of her long-term relationship in 2023.

Lorde is back, baby. In early April, the New Zealand pop queen joined TikTok – always a sign that an artist means business – ...

Standing alongside the co-chairs of the City Council’s LGBTQIA+ Caucus, dozens of advocates fed up with attacks on ...

Get ready, Lorde season is here. The singer-songwriter has returned with “What Was That,” a hypnotic, synth-pop number that ...

Video from that evening is prominent in the new song’s video, but we at Curbed were a lot more focused on the two minutes’ worth of film that precedes the park sequence, which consists almost entirely ...

Lorde surprised fans with an impromptu performance at Washington Square Park in New York City on Tuesday night. The singer had teased the pop-up show earlier in the day, sending a message to her fan ...

Lorde's new song "What Was That?" was written amid a painful breakup. Here's a breakdown of what the lyrics could mean.

Musical duo Sons of Raphael has released the full-length version of "Nights Are for Love," the main title theme from "Étoile.

Right from her first TikTok video teasing fans about her newest song, Lorde is doing things differently for her new era.