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Lorde is continuing to dominate the airwaves. The 16-year-old has garnered more press in the past few weeks than most emerging artists could dream of. She's not the niche darling of Tumblr anymore, and her emergence into the mainstream is both welcome and deserved. We've been singing her praises (and thanking the Top 40 gods for awarding a not-so-formulaic track the top spot) for a hot minute, and likely will for a while. at protecting users' private data. Previously, Google was given three months to address CNIL's concerns about Hermes Birkin Handbagscentralized data collection that lumps together information from Youtube, Gmail and searches and transparency about how such data was put to use. Now, the clock is up, and France isn't fooling around. While formal sanctioning is a lengthy process that won't be resolved for several months, the country's stance is considered aggressive, even if the fine is relatively modest.

 Google, however, doesn't seem phased. Company Hermes Birkin Bagsspokesperson Al Verney said, "Our privacy policy respects European law and allows us to create simpler, more effective services." 4 and Pike 54 — that she prominently displayed them alongside her spring 1968 collection. In addition to Chanel’s, Pike also painted portraits of notables like Ronald Reagan, Frank Lloyd Wright, Pope John Paul II, John Wayne, Bob Hope, Rosalind Russell, Claudette Colbert and André Malraux. “Marion put her sitters at ease and let their inner soul radiate in paint,” said Amy de la Haye, the curator of the exhibit. “She did this most effectively with Chanel, who she found endlessly fascinating. However, it is perhaps the ephemera that substantively evidences their friendship: a telegram from Coco to Marion in South East Asia urging her

to come home because she misses h You see, Lorde is a hermes bagnew breed of pop star. Ella Yelich-O'Connor, Lorde's given name, gave one of her most intimate interviews ever to Billboard, in which she talked about everything from idealistic dreams to the state of pop today. "People respond to something that intrigues them, instead of something that gives them all the information — particularly in pop, which is like the genre for knowing way too much about everyone and everything," she muses. Lorde, instead, wants to follow in the footsteps of Mazzy Star, Portishead, and this generation's go-to enigmatic music