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Charli XCX Thinks Her Next Album Could ‘Be a Flop.’ She’s OK With That
In a new interview, the pop star muses on what could come next for her eagerly awaited, eventual follow-up album to Brat ...
Charli XCX Extends Brat Summer in Cannes With Magnum Party and Palais Premiere of ‘The Plague’
The superstar singer and in-demand actress also updated her Letterboxd immediately after seeing Charlie Pollinger’s Un ...
Charli XCX’s Lilac Saint Laurent Gown Is the Opposite of Brat
Charli XCX is embracing drama and glamour in Cannes. The “365” singer swapped out her electric Brat green for a soft lilac to ...
In ‘Overcompensating,’ Benito Skinner’s muse is himself. And Charli XCX
The eight-episode series is based, in part, on Skinner's own experiences coming out in college — but with added "stakes," he ...
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"You can never really do the same thing twice" — Charli XCX does not feel pressured to follow up 'Brat', braces herself for a "flop" album next
British pop singer Charli XCX (real name Charlotte Emma Aitchison) said that she did not feel the pressure to follow up the success of Brat.
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Charli XCX Thinks Her Next Album Could ‘Be a Flop.’ She’s OK With That
It’s been quite the year for Charli XCX. Brat has been out almost 12 months and remains in the Billboard Top 40. Her American tour included four sold-out nights at the Barclays Center in ...
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Charli XCX Pushes Boundaries in Sheer Saint Laurent at Cannes’ Women in Motion Dinner
It may be banned on the main red carpet, but naked dressing in Cannes is alive and well: Charli XCX turned heads at a dinner ...
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Charli XCX Extends Brat Summer in Cannes With Magnum Party and Palais Premiere of ‘The Plague’
By Chris Gardner Cannes is so brat. On the heels of an electric Coachella performance and a series of roof-raising concerts in Brooklyn, Charli XCX touched ... and Sweat Tour collaborator Troye ...
Which Pop Star Will Have This Year’s “Brat Summer”?
Charli xcx’s immaculate collection of club bangers Brat shows how you can still make your mark. The music, produced in collaboration with AG Cook, The 1975’s George Daniel and more, was great. But the ...