The beloved pop singer’s fourth album, “Virgin,” once again ponders whether being famous and obsessed over is all it’s cracked up to be.

Lorde's new music marks a return after years of waiting. Explore her journey and insights about health and artistry.

New Zealand singer Lorde released her fourth studio album, “Virgin.” The album keeps the melancholic, almost meditative ...

In an interview on BBC Radio 1, Lorde spoke with host Jack Saunders about the tough personal battles that shaped her new album Virgin. She shared how, at one point, she worried she had lost her ...

Speaking to Radio 1's Jack Saunders, Lorde, real name Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor, says an eating disorder took over her ...

After a four-year wait, Lorde released her fourth studio album, “Virgin,” on June 27. She reintroduces herself in the release ...

In an emotional and powerful gesture of love, a father shaves his head to show unwavering support for his daughter battling ...

It hinted at a new level of frankness in exploring personal issues. In an interview, Lorde promised that Virgin would be like kissing someone you really like. And so far, everyone has been satisfied: ...

Lorde's new album "Virgin" is capturing fans' attention after a photo from the record's vinyl artwork showed an intimate shot of the singer.

Lorde shares her most uncomfortable album yet With ‘Virgin’, the NZ pop superstar delivers the biggest – and most personal – album of the year.

Lorde's new album, "Virgin," tackles topics like sex, drugs, and eating disorders, reflecting a cultural shift toward mess and imperfection in pop.

Lorde performed a secret set at the Woodsies tent at the Glastonbury Festival 2025 on Friday, June 27. She played her entire new album, Virgin, which had been released early that same day.