Charlotte Aitchison: Last News

Matthew McConaughey and Charli XCX have joined forces for an Uber Eats Super Bowl advert – watch it here.The ad is hooked onto the idea that American football is all a conspiracy to make people hungry. McConaughey portrays the ‘inventor’ of the sport, as well as the founder of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills and former players Mike Ditka and Peyton Manning.Charli XCX, real name Charlotte Aitchison, led the celebrity cameos, with Kevin Bacon, Sean Evans, Martha Stewart and Greta Gerwig also making appearances.McConaughey goes through flashbacks to important moments in his own football history, from the development of the “pigskin” nickname to “make people crave bacon” with the Footloose actor to the founding of the Buffalo Bills with Hot Ones host Evans – over a plate of Buffalo wings, of course.We then travel to the present day, where Aitchison and Stewart are sat together.

Charli XCX described The 1975 frontman Matty Healy's on-stage protest kiss, which shut down a Malaysian music festival last year, as "a little divisive, but I think great art is divisive".

British singer Charli XCX is to star alongside Olivia Wilde in an erotic thriller titled I Want Your Sex. It's set to be her second feature film appearance.

Charli XCX has revealed that she “never really felt accepted” in the British music scene during the early years of her career.As she gears up to release her sixth studio album ‘Brat’, the singer – real name Charlotte Aitchison – said that she had been treated as an “outsider” in the business, and her ideas dismissed as “silly or childish”.“The industry’s changed a lot. I’ve been told for so long that I’m an outsider and I never really felt accepted into the British music scene,” she told The Observer. “The press has perpetuated that narrative of me.

Welcome to Metro.co.uk‘s The Big Questions, where we ask, well, the big questions (and the smaller ones too) and this week, we’re diving deep with singer Charli XCX.In a nutshell: what a week.The superstar, 29, released her song Baby, was announced on the Glastonbury 2022 lineup, and is performing on Saturday Night Live tonight. She also announced she was pulling out of an NFT festival called Afterparty, following intense criticism that saw her step back from Twitter (sort of – more on that below).The work doesn’t stop though and as she prepares to drop her fifth studio album, Crash, later this month, which will be, she promises us, ‘cool as f**k’ Charli – real name Charlotte Aitchison – spoke to us about the perils of social media, her new campaign alongside designer Charles Jeffrey for Samsung and how the pandemic turned her from a member of the ‘straight-through-crew’ to someone with more of a proclivity for ‘good drinks and chic disco music’.It’s called growth.