Dua Lipa has cemented herself as one of the top artists dominating music industry today. With so many hits under her belt like "Don't Start Now," "Physical," "New Rules," "One Kiss," and so many more, the Grammy winner and fierce ally is ushering in an exciting new era that will have the gay bars popping for years to come.

That sentiment proves true on “Radical Optimism," a controlled collection of dance tracks, ripe with earworms. Control is Lipa's religion — often for better, sometimes for worse. Lipa, 28, won the Grammy for best new artist in 2019,

While promoting her third album "Radical Optimism," Dua Lipa visited a New York public high school with Drew Barrymore. Lipa discusses her career and the new sound of the album.

Dua Lipa‘s Radical Optimism, which dropped Friday (May 3), is the pop star's most revealing album yet. And in a new interview with Billboard‘s Tetris Kelly, she explained why. When asked what makes the 11-track project different from her past LPs - 2020's Future Nostalgia and her 2017 self-titled debut - Lipa revealed that the songs are "more personal in a way that maybe people haven't heard from me before.

Dua Lipa is back with new music. The 28-year-old singer-songwriter released Radical Optimism, her first album in over four years, on Friday. "RADICAL OPTIMISM IS YOURS!!! grateful beyond belief for what this album has gifted me during the time of writing and i'm so happy/relieved/excited/nervous/crying/fizzing it's finally yours.