Billie Eilish Opens Up About Having a 'Terrible Relationship With My Body'

Billie Eilish is in the mood for love.

Billie Eilish covered Julie London’s 1955 version of the jazz classic ‘I’m In The Mood For Love’ during her appearance on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge this week.Eilish was joined by her brother Finneas on acoustic guitar for the stripped back, mellow rendition of the track. You can see their performance below.‘I’m In The Mood For Love’ was first published in 1935, and popularised by Frances Langford.

Billie Eilishshared images of a jaw-droppingly stunning modern mansion located on top of a hill in a desert setting.The home looked fit for a rock star as there were floor to ceiling windows, incredible views and a long driveway.The Bag Guy crooner was also seen in the lavish swimming pool as she took a dip in a black swimsuit in a post shared to Instagram on Wednesday The high life:Billie Eilish shared images of a jaw-droppingly stunning modern mansion located on top of a hill in a desert setting Nice digs:The home looked fit for a rock star as there were floor to ceiling windows, incredible views and a long drivewayIn her Instagram caption all she wrote was, 'Ahhhh.'This comes after she looked blissful as she jumped into a pool with her

Billie Eilish‘s upcoming Disney+ concert film Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter to Los Angeles features an animated, ‘Disney-fied’ depiction of the singer.The clip, shared today (August 5), is entitled ‘Transformation’ and set to the title track of Eilish’s new album ‘Happier Than Ever’. In it, she is sat on a chair that turns to face the camera before a twinkling sound marks Eilish’s transformation into a cartoon version of herself.The brief teaser also shows Eilish performing, backed by her brother and collaborator Finneas as well as a full orchestra.

Billie Eilish is giving fans a cinematic concert experience.The new teaser for her upcoming Disney+ concert film,, was released on Wednesday and shows Eilish transforming into an animated version of herself. The 30-second clip begins with the singer lounging in a chair as she turns and looks at the camera.She then magically turns into an animated Eilish, Disney style, before switching back.

schoolgirl has gone viral after filming herself singing and doing sign language to a song by her idol Billie Eilish. Chloe Lennon, who has Down's syndrome, filmed herself singing along to the performer's hit Ocean Eyes in her bedroom - and the adorable video has amassed more than 2.5 million views.

The threat of stalkers is real for Billie Eilish.

Billie Eilish has explained how the constant threat of stalkers is one of the main reasons why she is yet to move out of her parents’ home.The singer obtained a five-year civil harassment order earlier this year against John Hearle, who camped outside a school across the road from her family home and perched on a fence to look into her house.He also allegedly performed a throat-slitting gesture when he saw the singer.Speaking to The Irish Times, Eilish explained how the constant threat and fears of loneliness contributed to her decision to stay at home.“I really don’t like to be alone,” she said. “I do like having anonymity, or autonomy, but I really am flipped out when I’m alone.

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Billie Eilish‘s new album ‘Happier Than Ever’ is currently outselling the rest of the UK’s top 10 albums combined in terms of physical units.The singer’s second studio album was released last Friday (July 30) as the follow-up to her 2019 debut ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’.The Official Charts Company confirmed yesterday (August 2) that ‘Happier Than Ever’ is way out in front in terms of the race for this week’s UK number one album, with the record currently the most downloaded album of the week so far.Eilish’s new LP has sold more physical units (vinyl, cassette and CD) than the rest of the UK’s top 10 combined as of yesterday, and is now set to earn the singer her second consecutive UK number one album.While Dave‘s ‘We’re All

Happier Than Ever, the title track from Billie Eilish’s second album, lands at Number 1 on this week's Official Trending Chart.

Billie Eilish has addressed the criticism she receives from internet trolls.The singer, who released second album ‘Happier Than Ever’ last week (July 30), said in a new documentary that she sees little point of trying to do good when trolls will always criticise her.Eilish was speaking to the BBC‘s Clara Amfo for new documentary Billie Eilish: Up Close, which will air on Saturday (August 7) at 10.30pm BST.In a clip shared by the BBC ahead of the documentary’s release, Eilish said that she often feels hopeless in the face of trolls.“The people that say the crazy stuff don’t even think you’ll see it,” Eilish told Amfo. “They would never say that to you in real life.

Billie Eilish got candid about the relationship she has with her body. The 19-year-old musician told The Guardian that when she performs on a stage she has to "disassociate from the ideas I have of my body" otherwise her performance will be affected by her mental state.  "I wear clothes that are bigger and easier to move in without showing everything — they can be really unflattering," she explained.

Billie Eilish just dropped her second much-awaited record, “Happier Than Ever.” In an interview with The Guardian, she spoke about her music and candidly opened up about her body issues and the struggles she faces on a daily basis.Billie Eilish reveals how Justin Bieber helps her handle fameThe top 5 highest-paid musicians globally for 2020The 19-year-old singer discussed her new record and some of the feelings she struggles with, like her image and how social media affects it all and makes it worse. “I see people online, looking like I‘ve never looked,” she said.

Billie Eilish is heading for Number 1 on the UK’s Official Albums Chart with her second studio album Happier Than Ever.

Billie Eilish has been praised in a new study for possessing the biggest vocabulary in modern pop.The new findings follow on from the release last week of the singer’s second studio album ‘Happier Than Ever’.Word search tool operators Wordtips have examined the vocabularies of Spotify’s most listened-to active artists – who make up their list of ‘modern pop stars’ – by counting the words used by each artist in their lyrics and adding up the number of unique words they used per 1,000.Eilish tops the modern pop list by using 169 unique words per 1000, while Harry Styles is second with 159 and Lizzo is third with 153.At the other end of Wordtips’ pop list are Meghan Trainor (72 unique words per 1000), Carly Rae Jepsen (69) and Trey Songz

Billie Eilish looked blissful as she jumped into a pool with her clothes on while celebrating the release of hersophomore album, Happier Than Ever.While partying with aslew of pals and loved ones, theseven-time Grammy winner uploaded a series of images swimming and splashing around.'Life is good,' the singer, 19, captioned the slideshow, which started with a snap of her cheekily sticking her tongue out and another in a fit of giggles. Party time: Billie Eilish looked blissfully as she jumped into a pool with her clothes on while celebrating the release of her album, Happier Than EverShe could also be seen dancing and twirling around in the water withCarly Russ Peterson,Zoe Donahoe,Dora Jar and Amanda Merten.

Billie Eilish struggles with insecurities just like everyone else.

Billie Eilish revealed her body image struggles have inspired her choice to wear ‘bigger’ clothes on red carpets, confessing she now thinks they can be ‘really unflattering’ in a new interview.

Billie Eilish is set to claim the highest new entry on this week’s Official Singles Chart with Happier Than Ever.

Billie Eilish has confessed she loves Scotland and hearing crowds belt out 'rowdy chants' when performing. The pop star, 19, sat down with DJ Clara Amfo for new BBC One documentary 'Up Close', where she discussed her rise to superfame and the pressures of being a role model.