Lana Del Rey Gives Emotional Speech While Accepting Variety Hitmakers’ Decade Award: ‘I’m Grateful for All the Criticism — I Get a Lot’

Lana Wachowski is reflecting on her career.

Rachael Ray is back in her home. The 53-year-old host invited ET's Rachel Smith into her newly renovated home in Lake Luzerne, New York, more than a year after the house was destroyed in a fire.«I drew this house on a piece of paper 18 or 19 years ago,» she told ET.

Jennifer Aniston poses with the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award during The Hollywood Reporter 2021 Power 100 Women in Entertainment event, presented by Lifetime, held at the Fairmont Century Plaza on Wednesday (December 8) in Los Angeles.

Halle Berry is getting all the recognition she deserves.

Variety‘s Hitmakers brunch, it was hard to pick out highlights. But if we could get Jack Harlow talking about the last award he won before being named Variety’s Hitmaker of Tomorrow (spoiler: he was in the second grade!), or decade award winner Lana Del Rey telling us who is tops on her bucket list of future collaborators (spoiler: only one of them is in his 80s!), those have to go to the top.

Lana Del Rey has set her sights on a collaboration with Migos, saying that she “loves everything” that the rap trio make.The singer was speaking after picking up Variety‘s Artist Of The Decade Award at its Hitmakers brunch in Los Angeles on Saturday (December 4), making an emotional acceptance speech.On the red carpet at the event, Lana said that she hopes to work with Migos in the future and showered them with compliments.She said: “I love them. Everything they do.

Adam Woodyatt broke down into tears on Sunday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as he thanked his campmates for his experience on the ITV show.

Lana Del Rey was the recipient of Variety‘s Decade Award yesterday (December 4), receiving the title at its Hitmakers brunch in Los Angeles.After being presented the award by producer Mike Dean, who she collaborated with on recent track ‘Wildflower Wildfire’, she thanked many of the people who helped her on her journey in an emotional acceptance speech.“My managers helped me up the stairs,” she said. “I still haven’t mastered the art of walking in heels.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorJack Harlow told tales of being in second grade. Lil Nas X admitted he “had a lot of fun pissing people off” this year.

Jennifer Yuma editorGrammy-winning musician John Mayer might just have a future in standup comedy.While presenting the label of the year award to Columbia Records’ Ron Perry and Jenifer Mallory at Variety‘s Hitmakers event on Saturday, Mayer had the audience in stitches with his nearly four-minute speech.

Jennifer Yuma editorOlivia Rodrigo, who rose to stardom after the success of her debut single “Drivers License” topped the charts in January, was honored with Variety’s Songwriter of the Year award at this year’s Hitmakers event on Saturday.Avril Lavigne presented Rodrigo with the award, introducing the artist by saying, “This year we were introduced to a new artist whose debut album marked a major return for rock-and-roll on the charts.”“From ‘Driver’s License’ to ‘Good 4 You’ to ‘Deja Vu,’

Olivia Rodrigo spent time mingling with all of the celebrities at the Variety Hitmakers Brunch!

J. Kim Murphy administratorLil Nas X was honored with Variety’s Innovator award at this year’s Hitmakers event on Saturday.

Jennifer Yuma editorBTS delivered a heartfelt video speech at Variety‘s Hitmakers event on Saturday, after being awarded record of the year for “Butter.”While accepting the honor, RM reflected on what the success of the hit song means to them, and described what it was like to perform their first shows since 2019 this past week.“We’d like to thank Variety for this amazing honor,” RM said. ““Butter’ holds a very special place in our heart.

Kyle Eustice Mike Dean is fielding texts from Madonna, promoting his latest solo album, “4:22,” nursing a joint and trying to answer interview questions. But there’s beauty in the chaos.

Mike Wass Some artists launch themselves into the world with a cautious toe in the water; some make a huge splash. Lana Del Rey’s “Video Games,” which may have been one of the first songs to “go viral,” was more than just a song — it was a statement of intent and a blueprint for everything she’s done since.