NME — The MP said the event was 'a complete misuse of licence fee payers’ money' Taylor Swift, Florence + The Machine and Rita Ora were among the performers The BBC has come to the defense of its Biggest Weekend festival after Conservative MP Andrew... more info

BBC News - UK — Rita Ora, Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift are among the stars performing at the multi-city festival. more info

NME — "It's always hard for me to sing that, so thank you so much for singing along." Rita Ora performing at BBC's Biggest Weekend in Swansea today (May 27) Rita Ora opened the main stage at BBC’s Biggest Weekend today (May 27) with a touching tribu... more info

BBC News - UK — Rita Ora pays an emotional tribute to Avicii as she performs their collaborative single Lonely Together. more info

Stereogum — Rita Ora faced a lot of criticism after releasing "Girls," a pop posse cut that finds Ora, Cardi B, Charli XCX, and Bebe Rexha singing about exploring their bisexuality: "Sometimes, I just wanna kiss girls, girls, girls/ Red wine, I just wanna kiss g... more info

NME — "I don't understand why [Rita Ora's] story is less valid than anyone else's." Charli XCX performs onstage during the Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour at the Rose Bowl on May 19, 2018 Charli XCX has responded to criticism over ‘Girls‘, t... more info

The Daily Mail — Rita Ora showed off her incredibly taut abs in cut-out red co-ords on Thursday night as she took to the stage in Dusseldorf for the finale of Germany's Next Top Model. more info

Perez Hilton — Was Cara Delevingne the muse for Rita Ora's controversial new track, Girls?? If what we're reading is true, then, yes. Yes, she is! Related: Hayley Kiyoko SLAMS Rita's 'Tone-Deaf' Song According to The Sun, "Lara" — the romantic interest who is men... more info

NME — Song was recently criticised as being "tone-deaf" Cara Delevingne, Rita Ora Cara Delevingne has defended Rita Ora following the recent controversy over her new single ‘Girls’. The track, which also features Cardi …Continue reading » The... more info

New York Times — The Rita Ora track was positioned as a celebration of bisexuality, but struck a sour note with critics who found its lyrics problematic. more info