"All I was thinking about was trying to weigh as little as possible," the singer confesses in BBC Radio 1 interview.

Lorde has opened up about a debilitating eating disorder that she says prevented her from making music. The New Zealand-born performer recently unveiled her fourth album Virgin, which became the first ...

Speaking to Radio 1's Jack Saunders, Lorde, real name Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor, says an eating disorder took over her ...

In children with anorexia nervosa or other restrictive eating disorders, changes in the brain’s outer layer don’t seem to be ...

The singer-songwriter’s fourth album percolates with subtle club beats, warm blanket synths and plenty of white space for her ...

On “Virgin,” her fourth and latest album, Lorde examines the myths that make up her identity. This introspection comes after ...

On her new song “Broken Glass,” from her fourth album 'Virgin,' Lorde gets candid about her struggles with an eating disorder.

Lorde's new album, "Virgin," tackles topics like sex, drugs, and eating disorders, reflecting a cultural shift toward mess and imperfection in pop.

On her new album, Lorde sings, "some days I'm a woman, some days I'm a man." Now, she has revealed that she felt "trapped" before exploring her gender identity.

Lorde looks back on a decade of growing up in public with her exhilarating and liberating fourth album, 'Virgin.' ...

The scientific perspective offered by the album art forces the viewer to look through Lorde’s body, but we are also looking ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Fans of the New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde have long commended the artist for her visceral pop craft. Her music, to certain ears, sounds like freedom. On her new album, it is as ...