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Lorde has released a new music video for the Solar Power song “Secrets From a Girl (Who’s Seen It All).” In the visual—directed by Lorde and her frequent collaborator Joel Kefali—Lorde revisits past versions of herself. Watch below. The new clip follows Lorde’s videos for “Solar Power,” “Mood Ring,” “Fallen Fruit,” and “Leader of a New Regime.” At the beginning of April, Lorde begins her North American tour in support of Solar Power. Read “7 Great Lorde Live Performances” on the Pitch. Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.

Kha initially reacted to the news in an Instagram post on Monday (March 21). “After some disturbing complaints about my work, it was decided, and without my knowledge, the pictures were removed. I’m the only artist they have removed,” Kha wrote.  In Kha’s photographic piece, he’s dressed in a jumpsuit that recalls Aloha From Hawaii–era Presley stands in a room filled with kitchen and office wares. Kha and the Memphis Urban Art Commission, which helped facilitate the airport’s purchase of Kha’s work, denounced the removal. According to a statement from the UAC, Kha, who grew up in nearby Whitehaven, Tennessee, “has spent years doing documentary work about Elvis tribute artists/impersonators, and considers himself a part of that community.” Brockman, president and CEO of the Memphis-She...

Justin Bieber has dropped his lawsuit against two women who accused him on Twitter in June 2020 of sexual assaults said to have occurred in 2014 and 2015, Billboard reports and documents viewed by Pitchfork confirm. The suit was dismissed with prejudice, so Bieber will not be able to re-file the claim in the same court. A woman identified only as Danielle first accused Bieber of assaulting her in 2014 during South by Southwest in Austin. Bieber publicly denied her allegations shortly after they were initially made, going so far as to offer screenshots, receipts, emails, and articles published around the time of the alleged incident to establish his alibi. Another woman, Kadi, then posted her own account where she claimed that Bieber had assaulted her in New York the following year. He did ...