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Halsey announced a brand-new concert film, The Girl In The Tower, streaming globally on YouTube on August 27, featuring footage from her European tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of Badlands, thrilling fans online.
Music critic Anthony Fantano publicly defends himself after Halsey quotes his 2024 YouTube review of The Great Impersonator, insisting his critique focused on the writing and not her illness or misogyny; Halsey branded him a 'raised-by-4chan edgelord bully' and attacked his approach, while Fantano tells Variety he’s not the devil and highlights his decade-long impact and support for women, describing the online exchange as part of the broader harassment surrounding reviews.
Halsey publicly claps back at music critic Anthony Fantano after he labeled her album The Great Impersonator as having “main character syndrome,” following Fantano’s fairly harsh, “decent” rating. In a series of posts, Halsey accuses Fantano of bias against women writing confessionals about illness, pointing to her ongoing lupus battle, a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder, and chemotherapy. She argues that her pain and experiences aren’t mere attention-seeking, noting that the album was praised by NME and that the broader discussion reflects how illness is portrayed in pop music.
Celebrities such as Halsey and Demi Moore attended the Cannes 2026 premiere of The Man I Love, turning the red carpet into a glam-filled gallery alongside other stars like Rami Malek.
Halsey was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital for a minor medical emergency after her Boston concert but is now okay and continuing her tour.
Halsey defends her film Americana starring Sydney Sweeney after its poor box office debut, urging fans to look past recent controversies related to Sweeney's American Eagle ad and appreciate the film's artistic value.
Halsey defends the film Americana and its crew amid backlash over Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad, which critics linked to problematic language, emphasizing the distinction between the film's artistic work and marketing choices.
Halsey defended their co-star Sydney Sweeney and the film Americana against backlash from fans boycotting due to Sweeney's American Eagle campaign, which faced criticism over its tagline perceived as eugenicist. Despite the controversy, the film flopped at the box office, and Sweeney's political registration was highlighted by Trump, who praised her ad. Halsey emphasized the importance of supporting cinema beyond the controversy.
The film Americana, starring Sydney Sweeney and Halsey, performed poorly at the box office, with Halsey defending the film and criticizing media backlash against Sweeney's controversial American Eagle jeans campaign, which faced accusations of promoting eugenics. Sweeney has remained silent on the controversy, while American Eagle defended their ad campaign.
Halsey defends the hardworking crew and director of the film 'Americana' amid controversy surrounding Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle denim ad, emphasizing support for the film and its team despite media backlash and the ad's criticism.
Halsey defends her film Americana and its creative team amid low box office and Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad controversy, emphasizing the film's artistic value and distancing it from unrelated scandals.
Halsey defended their film 'Americana' against boycotts and media criticism linked to Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle controversy, emphasizing the film's artistic value despite its poor box office debut and Sweeney's political registration causing additional backlash.
Halsey is developing a dark comedy series titled "Bloodlust" for Amazon Prime Video, where she will serve as creator, writer, and executive producer. Ti West is set to direct and executive produce the series, with Mark Friedman as showrunner. The plot details are currently undisclosed. This project marks a reunion for Halsey and West, who previously collaborated on the film "MaXXXine." Halsey is known for her music career and acting roles, while West is recognized for his work in the horror genre.
Pop star Halsey revealed her battle with Lupus SLE and a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder, sharing that she is now in remission and feeling better after two years of treatment. She expressed gratitude for her fans' support and announced that proceeds from her new song "The End" will be donated to related health organizations.
Grammy-nominated singer Halsey has revealed details about her serious health struggles, including diagnoses of Lupus SLE and a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder, both of which are now managed or in remission. She shared this news while announcing her fifth studio album and its first single, "The End." Despite her health challenges, Halsey expressed gratitude for her recovery and excitement to return to music.