Daya has unveiled the music video for her latest single, ‘Insomnia’.
Directed by Nick Harwood, the visual for ‘Insomnia’ takes place at a gritty rave, however, whilst everyone else is partying the night away, Daya sits alone in a darkly-lit room yearning for her loved one. Speaking about the video, Daya said in a press release: “‘Insomnia’ at its core is a gritty club pop anthem about missing the person you love, so it felt appropriate to take the visuals in a rave direction in a grimy abandoned warehouse that feels like something you’d stumble into at 3am in Berlin to temporarily neglect whatever pain you’re feeling.
Monroe Sweet is a name that resonates with many, reflecting a blend of charm, talent, and an unwavering passion for creativity. In the world of entertainment, Monroe has carved out a niche that not only highlights their artistic abilities but also emphasizes a unique personality that captivates audiences. From stunning performances to engaging social media presence, Monroe Sweet has become a figure to watch in the industry.
With a background that intertwines various art forms, Monroe Sweet has managed to create a brand that stands out in the crowded marketplace of creativity.
Lombardozzi in 2015, photo by vonora/Bigstock.com
Place of Birth: The Bronx, New York City, New York, U.S.
Date of Birth: March 25, 1976
Ethnicity: Italian
Domenick Lombardozzi is an American actor. He is known for his roles on the series The Wire, Entourage, and Boardwalk Empire, and in the films A Bronx Tale and The Irishman.
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Elizabeth McGovern is currently promoting Downton Abbey: A New Age. She plays the same character, obviously. She’s Lady Grantham, or Cora to her friends. Cora was a “dollar princess” – an American heiress who married into the British aristocracy in the late nineteenth century. Cora’s story, while fictional, is a happier version of the real phenomenon, and many British aristocrats went looking for American heiresses to prop up their own decaying castles and palaces.
Mary Poppins Returns opens next week and I can’t wait. Not only am I excited for the movie, but I am ready for Emily Blunt to stop promoting while I still like her. She hasn’t done anything wrong, but since this is a children’s movie, it seems she is only asked about motherhood and mothering. It’s a lot. In her interview with Luxury London, Emily said that being a mother changed her for the better and helped her find strength she’d never known she’d had.