The myth, as it is presently understood: Lana Del Rey is an extended vanity project ... often spent her nights riding the subway out to Coney Island, exploring. The songs from these sessions ...

Lana Del Rey is one of those generation-defining artists ... Del Rey trades the glitz of Hollywood and the allure of Coney Island for the quaint simplicity of the Midwest. Anchored by references ...

Lana Del Rey announced on Tuesday that her new ... the almighty queen of cocaine and Coney island. But the cover for Blue Banisters is the ugliest thing I've seen her make," one person commented.

In an era where image, aesthetic, and persona rule all, Lana Del Rey is an emblem of pop ... reflecting her affection for nostalgic elements like Coney Island, trailer parks, America and black ...

“I’m not sure if they should run this story,” Lana Del Rey will say ... “I would love to take a motorcycle to Coney Island and have an amazing talk with you and jump in the water.” ...

When Lana Del Rey burst onto the scene in 2011 after ... Singing in New York clubs by night and taking the train to Coney Island — a part of the city that forever feels entrenched in oddity ...

Lana Del Rey was not always Lana Del Rey ... According to Grant, her music was intended to sound “famous, and like Coney Island and like a sad party.” The usual LDR pet names for men are ...

And if you're wondering how she feels about that book James Franco wrote, called Flip-Side: Real and Imaginary Conversations with Lana Del Rey ... we went out to Coney Island, and we spent ...

Lana Del Rey wears a Celine by Hedi Slimane dress ... It was always running, and you could take it to Coney Island and back. I come from a town of 700 people, and I couldn’t believe that I ...

In my mind’s eye, the lasting image of Lana Del Rey comes from her 2012 “National ... Her songs reference roadside burger shacks and Coney Island motels, and last summer she even got behind ...

Lana Del Rey's Ultraviolence is set to return to ... It's an album that feels wholly at home in the city that never sleeps; from the Coney Island beach to the sparkling seas of the Hamptons.