Perez Hilton — SO MUCH DRAMA leading up to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding! Here's a rundown of all the insanity! AND all of today's hottest topics! Amber Rose dating a 17 year old!!! Rita Ora comes out and apologizes! Is Channing Tatum being disrespectful... more info

Dlisted — Poor Rita Ora keeps throwing singles at the wall hoping one of these days one will stick to U.S. radio like even the 900th track from a Justin Bieber album. She’s boned Calvin Harris, Rob Kardashian, and even tried to make people think she boned J... more info

NME — The track features Cardi B, Charli XCX, and Bebe Rexha Rita Ora Rita Ora has responded to criticism of her “tone-deaf” new single, ‘Girls’. The track, which features Cardi B, Charli XCX, …Continue reading » The post Rita Ora responds... more info

Perez Hilton — After a LOT of public backlash over the past several days directed at her new song Girls, it sounds like Rita Ora has finally decided to walk things back a bit. As you'll remember from our reporting last week, LGBT performers like Hayley Kiyoko had b... more info

Stereogum — Last week, Rita Ora released the pop posse cut "Girls," which featured Cardi B, Charli XCX, and Bebe Rexha singing about how sometimes they want to kiss girls. Ora hyped up the song in interviews as this generation's "Lady Marmalade," and said it was... more info

BBC News - UK — Rita says the song represents her "truth". more info

Idolator — Rita Ora's star-studded collaboration comes under fire. The post Hayley Kiyoko & Kehlani Call Out “Girls” For Being “Tone-Deaf” & “Harmful” appeared first on idolator. more info

Guardian Music — Academy, GlasgowThe queen of the side hustle is back with a smartly tailored set of monster hits and new favouritesIn the six years since her peppy, poppy debut album reached No 1 in the UK, Rita Ora has proven herself to be queen of the side hustle.... more info

BBC News - UK — A Rita Ora track featuring Cardi B, Bebe Rexha and Charli XCX is accused of exploiting bisexuality. more info

NME — "This type of message is dangerous because it completely it completely belittles and invalidates the pure feeling of an entire community." Pop singer Hayley Kiyoko and R&B artist Kehlani have criticised Rita Ora‘s “downright tone-deaf” new... more info