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Charli XCX marries 1979 drummer George Daniel
Charli XCX marries 1979 drummer George Daniel

UPI

timea day ago

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Charli XCX marries 1979 drummer George Daniel

1 of 5 | Charli XCX arrives on the red carpet at the Met Gala in May. She married her longtime partner Saturday. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo July 21 (UPI) -- "Party 4 U" singer Charli XCX is officially married. She and longtime partner, The 1975 drummer George Daniel, married Saturday, the BBC reports. The nuptials took place at Hackney Town Hall in London. The British music artist, who is well-known for her 2024 album Brat and the TikTok dance her song "Apple" inspired, confirmed the news with a pair of videos she posted over the weekend. The first shows Charli XCX walking into the room in a short white dress with a veil and dark sunglasses. "When George isn't crying when he sees me walking down the aisle," the text overlay on the video reads. She commented that he did shed a tear when he saw her. The second video showcases "bridal party energy" as the group parties.

Charli XCX, George Daniel of The 1975 are married
Charli XCX, George Daniel of The 1975 are married

GMA Network

time2 days ago

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Charli XCX, George Daniel of The 1975 are married

Charli XCX and The 1975 drummer George Daniel are now married! As reported by People, the two musicians exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony at Hackney Town Hall in London on Saturday, July 19, surrounded by a small circle of loved ones. The "Brat" hitmaker announced her engagement to Daniel in November 2023, first sharing a glimpse of her ring on her private Instagram, then later confirming their relationship status in a public post. Aside from "Brat," Charli is known for her songs "Boom Clap," "Party 4 U," and "Apple," among others. —Jade Veronique Yap/MGP, GMA Integrated News

Acting nonchalant while Paul Mescal bowls beside you? These TikTokers nailed it
Acting nonchalant while Paul Mescal bowls beside you? These TikTokers nailed it

Extra.ie​

time10-06-2025

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Acting nonchalant while Paul Mescal bowls beside you? These TikTokers nailed it

These TikTok users have shared their hilarious reaction to running into none other than Paul Mescal while out at their local bowling alley. While clearly excited to run into the Gladiator II star out and about in London, the group of friends opted to play it cool over fangirling. Sharing the short clip to social media, the moment quickly went viral, garnering over 400K views and counting. These TikTok users have shared their hilarious reaction to running into none other than Paul Mescal while out at their local bowling alley. Pic:Soundtracked to Party 4 U by Charli XCX, the video shows a brief clip of Paul bowling a strike followed by clips of the friend group acting unbothered by his presence. TikTok user @laurennntaylorr aptly captioned the video: 'pov acting nonchalant when paul mescal is bowling next to you.' Fans of the star were quick to take to the comments, with many jealous of the chance interaction. 'I would honestly let him hit me with the bowling ball,' one viewer joked, while another added: 'Nah you best believe I'd win him over with my bowling skills.' 'I'd be the opposite of whatever nonchalant is. i'd be chalant,' a third confessed. 'Seeing paul mescal at a bowling alley is one of the worst things that could ever happen to me mentally that would change the trajectory of my life a million times over,' a fourth penned. Elsewhere, Paul was visibly emotional late last month after his latest film received a nine-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival. The Maynooth man starts alongside Josh O'Connor in queer romance The History of Sound, which premiered at the iconic film festival. The film, which spans over a few decades, was director by Oliver Hermanus and sees Paul play talented singer Lionel who leaves his family and meets David (played by O'Connor) for a brief period.

Charli xcx Strips to Her Underwear & Vandalizes Her Own Billboard in ‘Party 4 U' Music Video
Charli xcx Strips to Her Underwear & Vandalizes Her Own Billboard in ‘Party 4 U' Music Video

Yahoo

time22-05-2025

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Charli xcx Strips to Her Underwear & Vandalizes Her Own Billboard in ‘Party 4 U' Music Video

Charli xcx is a party of one in her new music video for 'Party 4 U,' which finds the star revisiting a fan-favorite track from 2020 while spending a day by herself in the middle of nowhere before things get wildly out of control. In the visual released Thursday (May 15) — the five-year anniversary date of Charli's How I'm Feeling Now album, which features 'Party 4 U' — the Essex native starts out inside a house on the morning after a big blowout, with empty bottles, balloons and an abandoned birthday cake strewn around the rooms. She steps out in a polka-dot dress, occasionally dragging on a cigarette, while walking down a sun-bleached blacktop road out in the country, eventually deciding to strip her clothes off and make the rest of the trek in her white bra and underwear. More from Billboard Charli xcx Reacts to PinkPantheress Saying She 'Would Love' to Collaborate The Weeknd Says Tom Cruise 'Lip Sync Battle' Helped Him Score First Hot 100 No. 1 in 'Tonight Show' Preview Bad Bunny Reveals His Big Summer Plans in 'SNL' Promos: 'Doing Awesome Stuff' As the momentum of 'Party 4 U' builds, Charli at last unleashes her inner rage when coming across a billboard of herself. After tearing up the enormous poster's canvas with her hands and splashing black paint across her own enlarged face, she lights it on fire and walks away as flames burn down the advertisement. 'Only threw this party for you, for you, for you/ I was hoping you would come through,' she sings on the emotionally charged electronic pop track. 'I'm about to party on you/ Watch me, watch me party on you.' The visual comes a full half-decade after Charli originally released 'Party 4 U' and How I'm Feeling Now in 2020. Five years later — and only after she experienced a career breakthrough in 2024 with critically acclaimed album Brat — the track has seen a streaming resurgence thanks to newfound TikTok virality, debuting on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time in May. To make the most of the song's unexpected renaissance, and to celebrate the anniversary of her fourth studio album, Charli teamed up with director Mitch Ryan to shoot a music video for 'Party 4 U' 'I really can't believe that 5 years later one of the Angel favorites is having its own special moment,' she explained in a handwritten letter on Instagram teasing the visual one day prior. 'So obviously I wanted to do something to celebrate … This one's for you Angels.' Watch Charli's 'Party 4 U' music video above. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart

See Charli XCX Light Herself on Fire (Sort of) in ‘Party 4 U' Video
See Charli XCX Light Herself on Fire (Sort of) in ‘Party 4 U' Video

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

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See Charli XCX Light Herself on Fire (Sort of) in ‘Party 4 U' Video

As promised, Charli XCX has shared the new video for 'Party 4 U' to celebrate the fifth anniversary of her album How I'm Feeling Now, which was released on this day in 2020. The Mitch Ryan-directed video, based on a concept by the singer, concludes with Charli XCX setting a billboard with her own face on it on fire, perhaps a metaphor for her closing out that chapter in her life. More from Rolling Stone Lorde: 'I'm an Intense Bitch' 'Overcompensating': A Closeted Golden Boy Tries to Play It Straight Charli XCX Releasing 'Party 4 U' Video to Celebrate Fifth Anniversary of 'How I'm Feeling Now' A day before the 'Party 4 U' video's arrival, Charli XCX reflected on How I'm Feeling Now, as well as the song's surprise resurgence five years after its release. 'So much has changed since then: me, my life, elements of my music and most definitely the world,' XCX wrote. 'I made the album in just five weeks, from conception to release, entirely publicly in collaboration with all of you. It was so special. I felt like I rediscovered myself, my sanity + my sense of connection with the world, at a time where we were all so alone.' In addition to the 'Party 4 U' video, Charli XCX is also celebrating How I'm Feeling Now's anniversary with a limited-time-only vinyl repress of the LP, which is available now at her online shop. 'Obviously I wanted to do something to celebrate,' Charli hinted in the handwritten letter. 'It was all of us at our most raw, our most stripped, our most vulnerable. I will never forget it, and I really can't believe that 5 years later one of the Angel favorites is having its own special moment.' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

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