Billie Eilish's fans accuse star of 'queerbaiting' after declaring she 'loves girls'

Billie Eilish says her life as “normal as hell” to Rolling Stone’s Brittany Spanos for the magazine’s “The Hot List 2021.” In the feature, Billie, 19, is described as doing things any normal teenager would do. She’s watching The Flight Attendant, New Girl, and the Twilight saga. She’s getting tattoos. She’s also “going on first dates again, as discreetly as possible,” per Spanos. While the article doesn’t mention Billie’s new love, Matthew Tyler Vorce, it does discuss the “Lost Cause” singer’s relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Brandon “7:AMP” Adams.

Garbage icon Shirley Manson has heaped praise upon Billie Eilish for giving a voice and a platform to “rebellious girls”.The frontwoman was speaking to NME when asked about the current crop of talent on her radar, before she noted how now marks “a very exciting time for a wave of new alternative,” and listing Jehnny Beth, Little Simz, Arlo Parks and Billy NoMates among her favourites before assess the importance of Eilish. “For so long, it seemed like the rebellious girls were being suffocated,” Manson told NME. “They weren’t being given any space or attention.

Billie Eilish is facing backlash for allegedly mocking Asians in past videos that a fan has posted to Tik Tok. User @lcxvy posted undated videos of Eilish in which the "Bad Guy" singer allegedly mocks an Asian accent.

For Billie Eilish, keeping herself away from prying eyes is tricky.

Is this another case of a problematic celeb?

platform Monday, and it had racked up 1 million views as of Thursday morning. The authenticity of the clip has yet to be confirmed but the undated compilation — hashtagged #billieeilishiscancelled — shows the seven-time Grammy winner appearing to say a derogatory term for people of Chinese descent.

Billie Eilish has been slammed for mocking Asian accents and using a racist slur in resurfaced videos.

BILLIE Eilish, 19, was accused of using a racial slur and mocking Asian accents in a series of resurfaced videos. Her fans are demanding she apologize.

Billie Eilish is reacting to plenty of speculation online.

Billie Eilish is reportedly working with the BBC ahead of the release of her highly anticipated new album ‘Happier Than Ever’.The singer is preparing the July release of the new LP, which will follow on from her 2019 debut album ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’.Speaking to Music Week, Polydor co-president Tom March said that Eilish has “big plans with the BBC” for ‘Happier Than Ever’, which is set for release on July 30 (via Official Charts).No further details of Eilish’s potential work with the BBC have been announced as of yet.

Billie Eilish, Coldplay, Weezer and Dua Lipa are among the acts set to play this year’s iHeartRadio Festival.The two-day event is coming to Las Vegas in September, and will also feature Olivia Rodrigo, DaBaby, Maroon 5, Khalid and more.On September 17-18 at the T-Mobile Arena, acts will perform across two stages.

Amazon is adding some serious star power to Prime Day -- and it's streaming Thursday! To kick off the sales event — which runs June 21 — 22 — the online retailer announced the Prime Day Show, a three-episode musical special releasing free on June 17, featuring Billie Eilish, H.E.R. and Kid Cudi.«These iconic artists have not only broken new ground in music but are inspired storytellers, culture creators, and visionaries,» Jennifer Salke, Head of Amazon Studios, said in a statement to ET.

Chris Willman Music WriterAfter going virtual for 2020, the iHeartRadio Music Festival will be back live and in Las Vegas this year, iHeartMedia announced Wednesday, with Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo and Lil Baby among the performers set to take the stage at T-Mobile Arena over two nights on the tail end of summer, Sept.

iHeartRadio Music Festival is back with in-person performances and big names! On Wednesday, iHeartRadio announced the line-up for the upcoming two-day festival, and revealed which super talented superstars are set to hit the stage.The festival's main-stage — at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas — will showcase some big numbers from an eclectic swath of artists including Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa, Florida Georgia Line, Khalid, Lil Baby, Maroon 5, Nelly, and Sam Hunt.Additional acts hitting the main stage over the two-day festival — hosted by Ryan Seacrest — include Coldplay, Cheap Trick, Journey and Weezer, among others.Meanwhile, the Daytime Stage — hosted at AREA15 in Las Vegas — is set to feature a slew of acclaimed emerging megastars

Billie Eilish fans have leapt to the award-winning pop star’s defence after she was accused of “queer-baiting” her followers.

Billie Eilish has been caught up in a new controversy involving her rumoured boyfriend Matthew Vorce after a number of his past tweets have resurfaced on social media.

Billie Eilish’s boyfriend has come under fire from Twitter users who claimed to have found homophobic and racist tweets allegedly written by him.The authenticity of the Tweets and Facebook comment has not been verified, however, the historic tweets have gone viral after the couple were spotted out together on a date.The actor, 29, recently began dating 19-year-old Billie and his new relationship caused a surge of interest in the Mother, May I Sleep With Danger? star.In screenshots of alleged messages dating between 2011 to 2017 see the actor being accused of using the ‘N’ word, while also describing gay men as ‘f**s.’ Another tweet, which appeared to have been posted from his Twitter account in 2012, described English singer Adele as ‘a

Singer-songwriter Billie Eilish is not even out of her teens and she has already won awards in the Grammys’ top four categories: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist.

BILLIE Eilish said she's "tired" in a cryptic post after being accused of "queerbaiting". The 19-year-old singer appeared to throw shade at her trolls with the caption of a moody selfie she posted on Instagram.

Billie Eilish has "big plans with the BBC" for her new album Happier Than Ever.

Bad Guy and Therefore I Am, is at the center of controversy yet again. The issue stems from recent imagery in her Lost Cause music video, where Eilish is surrounded by beautiful young women.