Dlisted — Lorde is in hot water (sorry not sorry) with Whitney Houston fans for posting an Instagram story featuring a luxurious bathtub with the caption “And iiii will always love you.” And now she should probably just go ahead and get into a witness prot... more info

Sky News — Lorde has admitted she was an "idiot" as she apologised for posting what social media users called a "disgusting" and "insensitive" post referencing Whitney Houston. more info

Perez Hilton — Think before you reference Whitney Houston's singing on social media. Lorde learned that the hard way on Thursday when she received waves of backlash after referencing the late singer in the caption of an Instagram photo of a bathtub. Related: Lorde ... more info

Stereogum — We all do dumb things, even the best of us. Lorde, who currently has a pretty strong claim on "the best of us" status can tell you all about it. Last week, during a day off from her current tour, Lorde posted a photo of a bathtub with this caption: "... more info

BBC News - UK — The singer says she's sorry for posting an image of a bath with a lyric from a Whitney Houston song. more info

NME — She's since apologised for the gaffe. Lorde and Whitney Houston Lorde has apologised after she inadvertently caused offence by captioning a photo of a bathtub with a Whitney Houston quote. …Continue reading » The post Lorde apologises for p... more info

Topix — Lorde apologized after posting a shot of a waiting bath and quoting Whitney Houston lyrics. The legend drowned in a tub in 2012. more info

USA Today Music — Posting a shot of a waiting bath, Lorde quoted Whitney Houston lyrics, seeming not to recall that the legend drowned in a tub in 2012.             more info

Chorus.fm — Lorde covered St. Vincent’s “New York” last night with the help of Jack Antonoff at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. You can watch some fan shot footage below. Yyyeah, this was cool. Lorde and Jack Antonoff covering the glorious space alien Ann... more info

New York Times — The “Melodrama” tour brings the singer’s scarred and ecstatic songs into arenas reserved for polished pop. But she doesn’t leave her complexities behind. more info