Billie Eilish Admits She’s ‘Scared Of Monsters’ Sleeps In Her Parents’ Room In Trailer For New Doc

Billie Eilish admits she went through “a rough period” after getting backlash for her “No Time To Die” theme song.

Billie Eilish has recalled the initial mixed reaction among James Bond fans to the announcement that she would be singing the theme song for No Time To Die, describing it as “a rough period”.The producers of the upcoming film, which is now set for release in April 2021 following a number of coronavirus-enforced delays, confirmed back in January that Eilish had been selected to record its official song.Eilish, who is the youngest artist in the spy movie franchise’s history to record a Bond song, has now recalled the reaction which greeted the announcement that she would be recording ‘No Time To Die’ (which was made before the song itself was officially released on February 13) in a new interview.Her brother Finneas, who co-wrote the song,

Billie Eilish has already had a helluva career. The singer is a Grammy award-winning artist and took home five of the six trophies she was nominated for this year including all of the “big four” awards: Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Album of the Year, and Best New Artist.

Billie Eilish may sing about “My Future” in her July 2020 single, but she’s looking back at the past as she turns 19-years-old. The singer took to her Instagram account on Dec. 18 to celebrate her birthday with an adorable throwback photo of her as a toddler. The future superstar had the same expressive big blue eyes that she has today. But unlike her black and neon green hair that she has rocked for the past year, Billie had sweet strawberry blonde wisps sticking out from under a cute pink sun hat.

How does someone cope with becoming a teenage superstar? A young singer-songwriter comes to terms with her own stardom in “Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry.” The Apple Original documentary gives viewers an unprecedented look at Eilish’s life; its exploration goes into the triumphs as well as the heartaches that make her music so personal.

She is a household name who made Grammy history earlier this year.But Billie Eilish threw it back to her younger days as she marked her 19th birthday on Instagram on Friday.The future Grammy winner wore a baby pink bucket hat over her blonde locks and a playful long-sleeve top as she gazed towards the camera with her big blue eyes. Future superstar: Billie Eilish celebrated her 19th birthday with a cherubic childhood photo on ThursdayBillie nowadays rocks a head full of jet black hair with neon green highlights, but the photo captured her natural blonde locks.'19,' Billie captioned the snap.

AFTER sparking outrage with his last album by making a joke about the Manchester Arena bombing you’d think EMINEM would steer well away from it — but clearly not. The Stan rapper has reignited the controversy by making light of the terror attack that claimed the lives of 22 people again in new surprise record Music To Be Murdered By Side B.

Billie Eilish found inspiration from one of Michael Bublé’s tunes when she was a depressed teen, revealing his Haven’t Met You Yet used to cheer her up.The moody 18-year-old pop star admits the song gave her hope about the future – and went on to inspire her tune, my future.The Grammy Award-winner came across an old video of herself listening to the 2009 hit on Snapchat and explained that the uplifting tune “subconsciously” influenced her recent track.“The idea came subconsciously from a video that I found of myself from when I was, I think, 13 or 14,” Billie tells BBC Radio 1 host Annie Mack.

Eminem has referenced Billie Eilish on his surprise new album.Overnight (December 18), the Detroit rapper shared the long-rumoured ‘Side B’ deluxe edition of his 2020 album ‘Music To Be Murdered By’.On the album’s track ‘Alfred’s Theme’, Eminem raps: “But really I’m just fulfilling my wish of killing rhymes / Which is really childish and silly, but I’m really like this / I’m giving nightmares to Billie Eilish.”The lyrics refer to a 2019 interview given by Eilish, in which she said she has been “terrified” of the rapper for her whole life.When asked to choose her favourite rapper between Eminem and Childish Gambino by Noisey, she admitted: ”I have to say Childish Gambino, one billion per cent.“I was scared of Eminem my whole life,” she

Chris Willman Music WriterBillie Eilish and her producer/co-writer/brother Finneas gave themselves one rule, and one rule only, when a request came in for the duo to write and perform the James Bond theme song for “No Time to Die.”“Finneas’ whole thing — that I agreed with — was that we have to have the title of the song be the title of the movie,” said Eilish. “And we have to say it, or it doesn’t hit as hard — it doesn’t do what it needs to do.”Finneas added that this vow was not meant to cast judgment on any past Bond lyricists who did not commit to the same standard.

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Billie Eilish has revealed that a Michael Bublé song was the primary influence behind her 2020 single ‘My Future’.‘My Future’, Billie’s first piece of new music since her Bond theme song ‘No Time To Die’, came out in July and is one of only three songs she’s shared across 2020.“The idea came subconsciously from a video that I found of myself from when I was, I think, 13 or 14,” Eilish told BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac of the genesis of the song. “My Snapchat was like, ‘Four years ago today…’, and it was this video of me, I think at 14, and I was listening to ‘Just Haven’t Met You Yet’ by Michael Bublé.“And that song, when I was that age, I used to listen to it night and day just because it made me hopeful.

Emma Kumer COVID-19 proposed an important question: In our current image-obsessed age, how does a music artist continue projecting an iconic image when they can’t go on tour? The answer: They hire an animator.As she often does, Billie Eilish had a visual in mind for her “My Future” music video: it would be night, lit by moonlight and framed by falling rain. She would be wearing Nikes, in that purple shade of white you see when your eyes adjust to the dark.

You guys, we’re about to get an INTIMATE look at Billie Eilish‘s life!

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A trailer for Billie Eilish: The World's A Little was released on Tuesday as it gave an rare and intimate look at the singer's family life.The short clip debuted on theAppleTV+ website and YouTube as it will behelmed by If I Stay director RJ Cutler and will be distributed through the aforementioned streaming service.The trailer begins with Eilish demonstrating a secret handshake with her brother and producer Finneas, which they mess up and try a second time.

Billie Eilish, who won multiple Grammys and achieved global rock fame with her debut album, When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, tells fans in the trailer for her upcoming Apple documentary that she occasionally sleeps in her parents' bed "because I'm scared of monsters in my room." Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry, set to premiere in theaters via Neon and on Apple TV+ on Feb. 26, 2021, is directed by R.J.

for her upcoming documentary, “Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry.” (She turns 19 on Dec. 18.)The doc, directed by R.J Cutler (“Belushi”, “The September Issue”) will be released via Apple TV+ on Feb.

Apple TV+ releases a candid look into the life of Billie Eilish in the new trailer for “Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry”.

How does someone cope with becoming a teenage superstar? A young singer-songwriter comes to terms with her own stardom in “Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry.” The Apple Original documentary gives viewers an unprecedented look at Eilish’s life; its exploration goes into the triumphs as well as the heartaches that make her music so personal.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorA new trailer has dropped for “Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry,” a new documentary about the “Bad Guy” singer and songwriter, which will premiere in theaters and on Apple TV Plus in February 2021.The film is directed by award-winning filmmaker R.J. Cutler, who previously turned his camera on the worlds of high fashion (“The September Issue”) and politics (“The War Room”).