Lana del rey

• It dont get no better, that was gorgeous, declared Late Show musical director Paul Schaffer following Lana Del Reys Thursday night performance of Video Games.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• Pouty music star Lana Del Rey has a coy, indie persona but is owning up to a love for one pops iconic princesses — Britney Spears.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Lana Del Rey is definitely one of a kind. At least when it comes to her opinion about her recent performance on Saturday Night Live.
(MSN)
• To look at her, youd think Lana Del Reys inspirations come mostly from 1940s detective movies and sepia-toned Hollywood pin-ups. But the Video Games singer told Englands Magic 105.4 that one of her big fashion and music icons is Britney Spears.
(MTV)
• There comes a time in the life of every newscaster when he or she must form an opinion on throaty-voiced source of national cathexis Lana del Rey. Katie Couric is still working on hers. Had Ms.
(Gawker)
• Her debut album, Born to Die has already hit No. 1 on iTunes in 14 countries including the U.S., U.K., Mexico and Italy, and while music fans may not know Lana Del Reys name, they definitely know her unique sound.
(US Magazine)
• The mainstream public got their first taste of newcomer Lana Del Rey when she performed on Saturday Night Live earlier this month and received a general panning from the show's audience.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• This week, Lana Del Rey released her debut album, Born to Die. Rarely, it seems, has there been an album both so hotly anticipated and, perhaps, so aptly titled.
(News & Review)
• Lana Mania rages on! Lana Del Rey engaged in a video chat with RNB Junk while in Milan, Italy, where she offered a bit of a peak into what makes the girl born Lizzy Grant tick. One declaration she made? "I f—ing love Eminem.
(Popcrush)
• Before you judge Lana Del Rey for her disastrous performance on Saturday Night Live, listen to her album. Last months performance on SNL was strikingly horrific. Del Rey sang two songs with no emotion or effort, appearing bored and detached.
(Lowell Sun)