BREAK ups are an inevitable part of life. But while some of us curl up in bed with a tub of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, our ...
Taylor Swift's 'Lucy' confirms her identity after being name-dropped in song referencing Matty Healy
Lucy revealed to People that Swift sought her permission to include her name in the song via a text message. 'I think it's ...
The fourth solo album from the boygenius member has moments of magic, but struggles to match the emotional intensity of Lucy ...
While the Grammy-nominated album was widely speculated to be inspired by Tay’s alleged situationship with The 1975’s Matty ...
As it turns out, the Lucy who was referenced in the lyrics is singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus, who also happens to be a friend ...
Ironically, the subject of the breakup on many of Sweetness’s songs, was her partner at the time of the first album. “My partner was in a local band and doing a lot of production work for them, also ...
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This is the first Taylor record to come out since meeting her, and listening to a friend’s record feels so much different ...
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Soap Central on MSNAre Lucy Dacus and Matty Healy friends? Boygenius member says Taylor Swift asked for her consent before using her name in TTPD songWhile Lucy Dacus and Matt Healy used to be friends, their current status remains unknown after Healy made an ableist joke about her band, Boygenius, in September 2024.
Lucy Dacus has celebrated the release of her new album with a performance video for new single, "Bullseye" featuring Irish singer-songwriter Hozier.
Lucy Dacus recently confirmed that Taylor Swift reached out to her for permission to use her name in her album’s title track.
After a bad romantic breakup with her creative partner caused her to take a hiatus from a promising career, the alt-pop ...
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Us Weekly on MSNTaylor Swift Asked Lucy Dacus for 'Approval' on 'Tortured Poets' Name-DropLucy Dacus has finally confirmed that she's the "Lucy" referenced on the title track from Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets ...
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