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Olivia Rodrigo announced the tracklist for her upcoming third album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, releasing June 12 on Geffen Records. The LP is split into two sections, Girl So in Love and You Seem Pretty Sad, and includes previously released singles Drop Dead and The Cure, plus tracks such as Maggots for Brains, Purple, What’s Wrong With Me and Cigarette Smoke.
Disney's 2026 Advertising Upfront at New York's Javits Center showcased Josh D’Amaro’s CEO debut alongside 100+ on-stage stars, previewing Disney’s 2027 live events (CFP, GRAMMYs, Super Bowl LXI, Oscars) and new originals across its movie, TV, sports and streaming properties, capped by Olivia Rodrigo’s performance.
Pop stars are reviving the babydoll dress, with Taylor Swift in a glittering Valentino version in New York, Olivia Rodrigo teasing a forthcoming album in a pink babydoll minidress in Barcelona, and Sabrina Carpenter channeling 1960s nostalgia on SNL; the look links riot grrrl influences to retro glamour, underscoring the silhouette’s enduring appeal in today’s music and fashion scene.
Olivia Rodrigo’s white babydoll dress paired with knee‑high black boots at Spotify’s Billions Club show in Barcelona triggered social media backlash, with critics comparing the look to toddler wear, while others defend it as a fashion choice rooted in history as she promotes her upcoming third album.
Disney’s North Javits upfront opened with the Savannah Bananas and closed with Olivia Rodrigo performing a three-song set, after Anne Hathaway introduced new CEO Josh D’Amaro; the night also featured NFL legends promoting Disney’s 2027 Super Bowl and cameos from FX, Hulu, and Marvel stars, with Rodrigo ending by inviting Jane Kimmel on stage for a final group sing as Jimmy Kimmel roasted the crowd.
Olivia Rodrigo's baby-doll dresses drew mass online criticism accusing the look of infantilizing and sexualizing the 23-year-old pop star. The piece argues the backlash reflects misogyny and potentially bot-driven campaigns, highlighting Rodrigo's fashion history and references to punk-era icons while noting there is no confirmed bot attack; it frames fashion as self-expression amid unrealistic standards placed on young women in music.
Olivia Rodrigo hosted Saturday Night Live and playfully mocked her former Disney Channel co-star Jake Paul in her opening monologue, contrasting her music career with his YouTube and boxing fame; Paul replied on X, acknowledging the joke, as the piece notes his high-profile Netflix boxing bout with Mike Tyson in 2024 and his Disney-era role on Bizaardvark.
Olivia Rodrigo hosted Saturday Night Live and mocked Jake Paul by joking that he’d beat up old guys on Netflix; Paul replied on X with a good‑natured message, saying there are no hard feelings and praising Rodrigo for selling stadiums out after their Disney-era project Bizaardvark and his own recent high-profile fights.
Jake Paul responded to Olivia Rodrigo's SNL monologue jab about their careers by saying they both had the vision to reach their dreams and that he's proud of her, later posting a throwback from Bizaardvark; Rodrigo hosted SNL for the first time, marking her third appearance on the show after two prior musical performances in 2021 and 2023.
Jake Paul has publicly responded to a dig from SNL host Olivia Rodrigo, who mocked him for allegedly 'beating up old guys on Netflix,' marking another chapter in their ongoing public back-and-forth as both remain in the celebrity spotlight.
SNL brought back its famously cheeky Shop TV recurring sketch with Olivia Rodrigo hosting; the lava cake pitch plays up innuendo as the product looks disturbing, provoking loud laughter and astonishment from the audience. The segment remains a rare, crowd-pleasing staple, highlighted by hosts Mikey Day and Ashley Padilla, with Sabrina Carpenter’s earlier version mentioned as a benchmark. As Season 51 nears its end with two episodes left, the cast—especially Padilla and Sarah Sherman—continues to gel, and fans await potential future shakeups.
Olivia Rodrigo hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, performing 'Drop Dead' and debuting the new song 'Begged' with Weyes Blood, plus a host of sketches and guest spots from Debbie Harry and Aziz Ansari. She also confirmed the June 12 release of You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love and announced the Unraveled Tour, a four-night residency in London, New York, and Los Angeles with openers Grace Ives, The Last Dinner Party and Wolf Alice.
Olivia Rodrigo hosted and performed on Saturday Night Live for the first time, delivering two new tracks from her forthcoming album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love — 'drop dead' and the swing-backed ballad 'begged' — after opening with a Disney-era monologue; the album arrives June 12, and Rodrigo has teased a world tour following recent high-profile performances.
Aziz Ansari spoofed FBI Director Kash Patel in SNL's cold open with a satirical press conference, riffing on security incidents and political jabs, while Olivia Rodrigo hosted the episode with a REAL ID–themed monologue and performances (featuring a Debbie Harry cameo). The piece also notes upcoming hosts and a finale lineup as SNL heads toward its summer break, including Matt Damon on May 9 and a May 16 finale with Will Ferrell and Paul McCartney.
Connor Storrie, star of Heated Rivalry, stopped by Saturday Night Live to introduce Olivia Rodrigo’s unreleased new song Begged, from her forthcoming third album. Rodrigo hosted the May 2 episode and performed the new track Drop Dead earlier in the night; both songs are tied to her album, which is set for release on June 12.