What I think about films, TV and celebs!
The general layout of the O2 Arena
On Wednesday night I had the absolute pleasure of attending the BRIT Awards for the first time. It was unexpected, last minute and so exciting and my first time inside an actual awards show, since my times at the BAFTAs have been in a room inside the venue, not THE room.
I may have been focussed on the BAFTAs most of yesterday and today but I haven’t forgotten about the Grammys!
When Taylor Swift announced that she was dropping the music video for Delicate at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on Sunday, I couldn’t help but get quite excited. I was expecting an ‘event’, like Bad Blood or Look What You Made Me Do, which also had awards show premieres.
Last night it was the biggest night on the music industry calendar – the Grammys. So naturally, as with any red carpet event, it is time to look at the fashion!
I would have preferred to have simply streamed Taylor Swift’s latest album Reputation but that wasn’t option, so I played into her money-making strategy and bought the damn thing. Here’s my verdict:
When Taylor Swift announced that her next album, Reputation, was coming on November 10th (that’s tomorrow people!) I assumed that she would be EVERYWHERE in the weeks leading up to it. But no – she hasn’t done one interview, red carpet or promotional appearance. WHY?
This weekend, I was at V Festival in Chelmsford, Essex and it was awesome. If you weren’t there, don’t worry, you can catch up with what went down thanks to my handy highlights piece below!
I love a juicy celebrity feud as much as anybody and the Taylor Swift vs Katy Perry one was the perfect example of the tabloid fodder I love. That changed this weekend when Katy spoke about it AGAIN. She cannot stop talking about it and that has made it less exciting and I am over it.
Today Rita Ora made her pop comeback with Your Song, her first track in two years, and I really like it. So I want to her to ditch all her other gigs and put full focus on her music career because I’m confident that she can become known as a legitimate popstar again, IF the rest of her album is as good as the lead single.
When Camila Cabello announced she was leaving Fifth Harmony in December, I wrote a post in which I said she basically made a mistake and left the group way too soon, because they weren’t big enough yet and she should have stuck with them for a bit longer as it would have been a better launchpad for her solo career. Turns out I was wrong and her solo stuff is amazing.
