Addison Rae

Addison Rae strikes a pose and a new hair color—performance, not reinvention

Addison Rae unveils a new hair color that tilts her pop persona toward more stylized theatrics, delivering the update via a sultry Instagram post on Saturday morning.

With a calculated gaze and suggestive posture, she stages her transformation not as reinvention, but as performance—posing for the camera like a performer caught mid-scene in a glossy, attitude-laden music video that says less about change and more about control.

Addison Rae drops ICE take on Instagram, exits stage before comments load

Interpolating a tone of civic outrage with measured dismay, Addison Rae enters the political fray—at least momentarily—by condemning ICE raids that have escalated in Los Angeles. From her now-expired Instagram Story, she laments, “This country could not exist without immigrants,” positing safety and dignity as non-negotiable.

She’s not solo in her rebuke. Olivia Rodrigo, Finneas, Tom Morello, and Billie Joe Armstrong also step in, each wielding comments from scornful to profane as the National Guard’s presence reportedly escalates peaceful protests.

Addison Rae walks into 1950s dread in Murphy’s Ed Gein Netflix chapter

Interpolating Ryan Murphy’s signature bleak glamour with a whisper of 1950s Midwestern dread, the upcoming Netflix installment Monster: The Ed Gein Story casts Addison Rae as Evelyn Hartley—a name lifted straight from true crime lore and stitched into fictional intrigue.

Trafficking in eerie nostalgia and pop-cultural mythmaking, Rae steps into the anthology's latest macabre chapter, produced yet again by Murphy and Ian Brennan.