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Because even popstars write random shit in their phones in the middle of the night. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. The Notes App is the sieve of the iPhone, catching everything from shopping lists to middle-of-the-night musings. It’s not just the conduit for contemporary internet apologies — it’s a miasma of random pieces of thought. Ahead of the release of her new album,  Solar Power, of which the title track has already dropped, Lorde shared her own Notes App scribblings to the subscribers of...

You may not be able to download Netflix on the Nintendo Switch, but what is basically the next best thing is now available on the console.

Marie Ulven, known by her stage name girl in red, sits down with Teen Vogue over Zoom — the camera off, just as she’s done in other interviews — from her home country of Norway. She’s just finished recording a performance for an award show, and there’s some rustling around in the background. She’s putting on a jacket. She’s a little breathless. “This is going to be a bit of a girl on the move type of interview,” she warns, “but that's alright.” A few minutes later, more rustling. “Sorry. My friend is trying to put a pizza box in the...

Olivia Rodrigo sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about the making of her latest single, "Déjà Vu." She and her producer Dan Nigro wrote the song in August, not too long after they penned "Drivers License." Rodrigo told The Breakdown,...

By Music News Olivia Rodrigo sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about the making of her latest single, "Déjà Vu." She and her producer Dan Nigro wrote the song in August, not too long after they penned "Drivers License." Rodrigo told The Breakdown, "In my Notes App on my phone, I have all of these poems and little song concepts. One of the little hook lines that I had was ‘When she was with you do you get deja vu?'" Rodrigo added that it was important not to do the "safe thing and put out another heartbreak ballad" like her debut single.