Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa slips Maná’s “Oye Mi Amor” into setlist—Mexico sings back in unison

Dua Lipa interrupts her Radical Optimism Tour with a knowing nod to local nostalgia, bringing Maná’s Fher Olvera onstage in Mexico City for a duet of the 1992 classic “Oye Mi Amor.” The GNP Seguros Stadium audience—some 65,000 strong—erupts as the unmistakable chords ripple through the night air.

The previous evening, she dipped into the bolero canon with “Bésame Mucho,” adding to a setlist increasingly threaded with Latin American staples—from Soda Stereo to Shakira—that serve less as homage than savvy geographical calibration.

Dua Lipa strolls through Milan in fur and fluent Italian for Olympic promo nod

Dua Lipa glides through Milan’s frostbitten elegance in NBCUniversal’s new Olympic promo, casually code-switching between English and Italian while strolling past Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in a chic black fur, flanked by huskies.

Backed by the syncopated throb of “Training Season,” she salutes Team USA’s winter squad—Lindsey Vonn, Mikaela Shiffrin, Chloe Kim, and Alysa Liu—before tossing out a breezy “ci vediamo” to camera. NBC teases the 2026 Opening Ceremony for Feb. 6 on NBC and Peacock.

Dua Lipa pauses Boston set for Aerosmith nod, slips into tearjerker nostalgia

Midway through her Boston set, Dua Lipa interrupts her own momentum to salute local royalty: Aerosmith. She slips into “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing,” flanked by a band keen to channel just enough cinematic heartbreak to stir audience nostalgia.

Each night of her ‘Radical Optimism’ tour nods to a city-born act, from Jamiroquai in London to Chaka Khan in Chicago. Her Boston pick leans into teenage LimeWire memories and Hollywood-induced sentimentality, all without breaking a sweat.

Dua Lipa Masters the Art of “Vacationing” One Bikini Peek at a Time

Dua Lipa lounges seaside in a crisp white ensemble, letting the breeze flirt with an unbuttoned shirt that barely disguises the white bikini underneath. Her pose—a calculated blend of ease and exhibition—signals maximal vacation mode without uttering a word.

Captured against a tropical backdrop, the photos hint at curated spontaneity, her elongated legs half-buried in sun-splashed sand. The scene promises tranquility with a whisper of curated glamour.

Dua Lipa Collects a Third Passport—Kosovo Makes It Official with a Ceremony

Dua Lipa receives Kosovan citizenship during a ceremony led by President Vjosa Osmani, intertwining her London roots with her Pristina adolescence. “It feels like my two sides are now one,” she reflects, invoking both personal symbolism and geopolitical sentiment.

Now a citizen of the UK, Albania, and Kosovo, Lipa has previously been named an honorary ambassador and was awarded the key to Pristina. In past statements and social media posts, her views have sparked both praise and friction.