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Lana Del Rey Sings Less About the Blues - The Observer
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Coachella 2014: Lana Del Rey Debuts 'West Coast' Single In Star-Making Performance – Billboard
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2014 was the year Lana Del Rey became a great pop artist. Here's why. - Vox
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Lana Del Rey review: 75 minutes of flatlining sameness | The Star
Lana Del Rey's death wish: how our interview unleashed a storm of hate | Lana Del Rey | The Guardian
Lana Del Rey: 'I Don't Have Other People In Mind' : NPR
ACL Live Shot: Lana Del Rey: Heiress glides through her performance sans passion - Music - The Austin Chronicle
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In Photos: Lana Del Rey @ Glastonbury Festival 2014 / In Depth // Drowned In Sound
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Cover Story: Lana Del Rey Is Anyone She Wants to Be | The FADER
How Lana Del Rey's Heart-Breaking Glastonbury Set Turned Me From Sceptic To Super-Fan
Lana Del Rey performs 'Ultraviolence' | Glastonbury 2014 - BBC - YouTube
Lana Del Rey Is Allegedly Secret-Engaged to Barrie-James O'Neill | Glamour
Lana Del Rey Clarifies 'Anti-Feminist' Comments to James Franco – Rolling Stone
Lana Del Rey 'Big Eyes' Song Preview: Listen | Time
2014 was the year Lana Del Rey became a great pop artist. Here's why. - Vox
Review: Lana Del Rey Wonders 'Is It the End of America?' on Her New Album - The New York Times
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Lana Del Rey: 7 Controversial Interview Quotes Aliens Feminism Sex | Time
Cover Story: Lana Del Rey Is Anyone She Wants to Be | The FADER
Lana Del Rey: The Saddest, Baddest Diva in Rock – Rolling Stone
