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The internet’s first popstar was an indie sleaze icon in Versace tracksuits, graphic tees and day-glo leggings.

The elusive artist released ‘CTRL’ yesterday, along with some trippy visuals and statements of support for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

She hasn’t released new material since 2016.

Ahead of the release of her book, ‘Justify My Love: Sex, Subversion and Music Video’, Ryann Donnelly celebrates the erotic iconography of her favourite provocative music videos.

The holiday campaign also stars M.I.A., Matt Smith, and Kristin Scott Thomas.

Imploring our airlines not to aid in their forcible deportation.

“Every girl looks the same, every pop star is the same. Get the lip injections, get the Botox. You’re perfecting yourself for this one app that’s going to go out of fashion in five years.”

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And we get a first look at the poster.

Following last week’s launch, the rapper, singer-songwriter, record producer, and activist invites us into the world of OHMNI.

The artist and fashion photographer shoots the artist among pink flowers and sand dunes.

The Fly Pirates philosopher sat down with Pervert’s Guide shouty man Slavoj Zizek and Ecuadorian embassy squatter Julian Assange as part of her Meltdown festival curation.