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Lily Allen Backs Up Celeb 'Nepo Babies', Blames 'Narcissistic' Parents: 'They Have Feelings!'

Lily Allen took it upon herself to defend her fellow "nepo babies," and noted that they are secretly starved of "stability" and "love." #LilyAllen #NepoBabies #Twitter
Lily Allen Emotional Over Olivia Rodrigo Duet Due to THIS Heartwarming Reason

Lily Allen joined 19-year-old American singer Olivia on stage to perform the song in response to the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down Roe v. Wade. #LilyAllen
Singer Lily Allen and Stranger Things Actor David Harbour Just Got Married

Author-singer Lily Allen is now married to Stranger Things actor David Harbour. The two have been dating since last summer, with Allen spotted wearing a diamond ring this year, until they finally decided to tie the knot somewhere in Las Vegas, Nevada.
LISTEN: Lily Allen Shares Two New Songs From Upcoming Album ‘No Shame’

English singer Lily Allen, 32, just dropped 'Higher' and 'Three' from her forthcoming album 'No Shame.' The compilation will be released sometime in the summer.
WATCH: Lily Allen Releases Video For ‘Trigger Bang,’ Announces New Album ‘No Shame’

The official music video for Lily Allen's song 'Trigger Bang' has just been released. The track is included on her upcoming album 'No Shame,' which will be available in the summer.
Lily Allen Slams Brit Awards, Says Skepta, Stormzy "Pose Direct Threat" to Music Industry

2015 was a massive year for UK grime yet the genre has been left off of this year's Brit Awards shortlists altogether. Lily Allen recently took to social media to slam the Brits for failing to recognize unsigned talent and grime in particular, asserting that artists like Skepta, JME and Stormzy receiving establishment recognition "poses a direct threat to 'music industry figures.'"
Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson Collaborating on New Album, Lily Allen Says

It sounds as though Lady Gaga might add a little bit of "Uptown Funk" to her new album. In anticipation of her ARTPOP follow-up (which fans have dubbed LG5), it seems as though the "Applause" singer is working in the studio with none other than Mark Ronson.
London Children's Choir Covers The Strokes' 'Chances' [WATCH]

You'll probably remember London’s Capital Children’s Choir from their 2013 cover of Crystal Castles' "Untrust Us." They also performed Lily Allen's track, "Somewhere Only We Know" with the singer on stage last December. Now, the group has tackled a particularly intriguing choice of song, none other than "Chances" by indie rock icons, The Strokes.
TIDAL CEO Andy Chen Leaves Streaming Company for "Streamlining"

Jay Z's relaunched streaming service TIDAL may only be a few weeks, but the Spotify competitor is already facing some major internal issues. Today (April 17), it was announced that the CEO of TIDAL's parent company Aspiro, Andy Chen, is leaving the company.
Lily Allen Thinks Jay Z's Tidal Streaming Service Will Increase Traffic to Pirating Sites, Hurt Indie Artists

Jay Z's new streaming service Tidal is getting support from some of the biggest names in music, with everyone from Kanye West to Arcade Fire to Rihanna and Jack White holding a stake in the relaunched company. But there's one pop star who isn't buying these 16 musicians' claims that Tidal is the start of a musical revolution: Lily Allen. The high price point for the new service has the Sheezus singer wondering if music fans will be driven back to pirating websites.
Mark Ronson Remembers First Time He Met Lily Allen, Amy Winehouse and Adele

Mark Ronson has been slowly rising to stardom in both America and the UK over the past decade, and his recent hit "Uptown Funk" (featuring Bruno Mars) has put him on the cusp of "household name" status.
Sinead O'Connor Defends 'Do They Know It's Christmas?," Tells Critics to 'Shut the F--k Up'

Last week, on Nov. 17, the latest version of Band Aid's classic charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas?" was released online to raise money for the Ebola crisis in West Africa, and though it went straight to the top of the U.K. charts and is supporting an undoubtedly good cause, the song has been the subject of plenty of criticism, particularly for its lyrics.According to two British newspapers, Emeli Sandé, who actually appears on the latest version, said the lyrics need "changing," while Lily Allen called the song "a bit smug" and said she would prefer "donating actual money."One artist who is vigorously defending the song, however, is the famously outspoken Sinead O'Connor, who also appears on the song."I think everyone should shut the f--k up," O'Connor told "Broadsheet," via "Billboard." "If you didn't like the lyrics you shouldn't have agreed to sing the song. I think it's smug of Lily Allen to say it's smug."