Lana Del Rey Wore That Mesh Mask in Her New Music Video, and People Aren't Happy

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Lana Del Rey has defended her comments about US president Donald Trump.

Lana Del Rey has responded to criticism over comments she made about Donald Trump and the recent violence in Washington DC, which she made during an interview with BBC Radio 1, saying that they have been taking out of context.Speaking to Annie Mac, the musician said that she didn’t believe Donald Trump had intentionally incited last week’s violent attack, by his supporters, on the US Capitol building.

Lana Del Rey said recent comments she made about Donald Trump's presidency and the riot at the US Capitol were 'taken out of context' as she defended herself from criticism on social media Tuesday.In an interview with BBC 1 Radio, the Chemtrails Over The Country Club songstress, 35, said the President 'didn't know he was inciting' last Wednesday's violent insurrection in Washington DC and that his divisive presidency 'needed to happen' to America.But Lana, who often finds herself at the center of controversy, tried to set the record straight after several outlets called out the interview for its seemingly sympathetic view of Trump and the rioters.She dissected her statements on Twitter, telling followers:'...What I was describing w the BBC

Lana Del Rey is no stranger to giving controversial takes, but she might have finally outdone herself with her latest brow-raising political comments!

Lana Del Rey is defending herself.

Lana Del Rey is making her point clear.

Like many other celebrities, singer Lana Del Rey recently opened up about what she thought of the Capitol Hill attack that took place in Washington in the last week.

Lana Del Rey is sharing her thoughts on the recent insurrection at Capitol Hill.

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Lana Del Rey recently revealed her upcoming album-cover for Chemtrails Over the Country Club via Instagram and received some harsh criticism over it. When sharing the cover image, the crooner captioned her post: "There's always turmoil and upheaval and in the midst of it- there's always beautiful music too, introducing my new album chemtrails over the country club." Soon after the reveal, many blasted the singer for not making it diverse enough, to which she commented back: "I also want to say that with everything going on this year!" the 35-year-old Grammy-nominated performer wrote.

Lana Del Rey is at it again!

Lana Del Rey has raised eyebrows by defending her new album cover – before facing any criticism for it.The Summertime Sadness singer took to Instagram to share the front cover of her record Chemtrails Over the Country Club, which featured her dressed in a 1920’s style minidress while sitting at a table alongside a group of friends.She initially shared the cover with the caption “There’s always turmoil and upheaval and in the midst of it- there’s always beautiful music too introducing my new album chemtrails over the country club.”However, shortly after sharing the picture, Lana returned to the post to add a comment, which read: “I also want to say that with everything going on this year! And no this was not intended-these are my best

Lana Del Rey has shared the tracklist for Chemtrails Over The Country Club, her much-anticipated follow-up to 2019’s lauded Norman Fucking Rockwell. The Los Angeles-based musician’s sixth album, seventh if including her 2020 spoken word record Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass, Chemtrails features the previously released single “Let Me Love You Like A Woman,” as well as the previously-previewed “Tulsa Jesus Freak” and “For Free,” which may be the Joni Mitchell cover Del Rey took to performing on her 2019 Norman Fucking Rockwell tour.

Lana Del Rey is speaking out in defense of herself after releasing the new cover for her album,. The 35-year-old singer first posted the black-and-white cover to Instagram on Sunday night, writing, «There’s always turmoil and upheaval and in the midst of it, there’s always beautiful music too.

Lana Del Rey just announced that she has new music on the way, but the one thing that people can’t seem to stop talking about right now is a comment she wrote on her Instagram page.

Lana Del Rey has taken to social media to share the album artwork and tracklist for her forthcoming album ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’.The album artwork features Del Rey and a slew of other women gathered around a table smiling, most in dresses and pearls.Alongside sharing the artwork, Del Rey wrote, “There’s always turmoil and upheaval and in the midst of it – there’s always beautiful music too”.View the artwork below:A post shared by Lana Del Rey (@lanadelrey)The track list for ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’ is 11 songs long, featuring the previously released lead single ‘Let Me Love You Like A Woman‘.Of the song, NME‘s Rhian Daly wrote that the song could be “a classic between-albums palette cleanser that, in the context of the