Swedish pop star Robyn has revealed she’s always disliked Elon Musk, long before it became a trend. Her frustration began ...
Elon Musk‘s recent ventures into social media and politics have polarized public opinion. However, Swedish pop icon Robyn ...
An iconic singer has choice words for Elon Musk. Making an appearance Wednesday on the podcast “Las Culturistas,” Swedish ...
2026 is Robyn ‘s year. The Swedish-pop legend will release Sexistential, her first new album in nearly a decade, on March 27 ...
That was correct: Today (January 7), Robyn announced Sexistential, a new album set for release on March 27. Sh even delivered ...
First, she hit Times Square, performing "Dancing On My Own" and "Call Your Girlfriend" during CNN's New Year's Eve Live with Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper. Then, she moseyed on over to the Brooklyn ...
Swedish pop icon Robyn has announced her ninth studio album, Sexistential, arriving March 27th via Young, marking her first ...
Robyn has debuted two new songs from her upcoming album at a New Year's Eve show at Brooklyn Paramount, along with her first live performance of "Show Me Love" since 2013.
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The Swedish star says ‘Sexistential’ is ‘like a spaceship coming through the atmosphere at a really high speed and crash ...
Robyn will release her first new music in seven years on Wednesday (12.11.25). The 46-year-old Swedish singer will drop the single Dopamine - her first material since her 2018 LP Honey. She captioned ...
Swedish singer Robyn has returned to music with her first solo single in seven years. The international pop star released “Dopamine” on Wednesday, Nov. 12, marking Robyn’s first solo music since 2018.
Meet the “Fembot,” an entirely student-built robot constructed by the scholars at KTH, a technology university in Sweden. From listening to Robyn’s song cache, it appears that the singer has an ...
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