Hip-hop superstar Lizzo is facing another lawsuit from a former tour employee, wardrobe stylist Asha Daniels.

Hip-hop superstar Lizzo is facing another lawsuit from a former tour employee, wardrobe stylist Asha Daniels.

The new lawsuit comes over a month after three dancers filed a lawsuit against Lizzo for alleged sexual, religious and racial harassment.

Daniels, a professional clothing designer, designed the wardrobe for the dancers on Lizzo's 2023 tour.

Daniels alleges that the singer, whose real name is Melissa Jefferson, condones a sexualized, racially charged and illegal work environment. The suit alleges that Daniels was sometimes refused breaks during 20-hour shifts, and that she heard racist and fatphobic comments from members of Lizzo's team.

She says Amanda Nomura, a member of Lizzo's team, called Black women on the tour "dumb," "useless," and "fat," according to the lawsuit.

Lizzo spokesman Stefan Friedman called the lawsuit a "bogus, absurd publicity stunt," noting that it came the same day as Lizzo received a Humanitarian Award from the Black Music Action Coalition.

"We will pay this as much attention as it deserves," Friedman said. "None."

Lizzo, a flag bearer of body positivity, was previously sued by three of her former dancers, Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez, who accused the superstar of sexual harassment and the creation of a hostile work environment.

In their lawsuit, one dancer accused Lizzo of calling out her weight gain and firing her for recording a meeting. Other allegations mentioned in the lawsuit included Lizzo falsely accusing dancers of drinking on the job, leading to an "excruciating" audition.

In another particularly egregious allegation, the lawsuit claims that Lizzo pushed the dancers to attend a sex show in Amsterdam's famed Red Light District and then pressured them to engage with the performers.

"Lizzo began inviting cast members to take turns touching the nude performers, catching dildos launched from the performers' vaginas, and eating bananas protruding from the performers' vaginas," the lawsuit claims. "Lizzo then turned her attention to Ms. Davis and began pressuring Ms. Davis to touch the breasts of one of the nude women performing at the club."

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Ed Sheeran recently took to social media to reveal that he recorded a live version of his upcoming album Autumn Variations in fans' homes.

Ed Sheeran recently took to social media to reveal that he recorded a live version of his upcoming album Autumn Variations in fans' homes.

Sheeran confirmed that each song from the new record was performed and recorded "in a different fan's living room," but all of them came as a "total surprise."

The footage, shared by the singer-songwriter on Instagram shows him performing one of his older tracks in a fan's home. Sheeran is seen sitting by a piano and rendering "Wake Me Up," a song from his 2011 album +.

"We got to @kariconaway's house at the end of the day, and I instantly knew it was gonna be a fun one," Sheeran captioned his post. "They had cats, friendship bracelets and some fruit drinks to start, but once I'd played the Autumn song I said take me on a tour, and when I went into her room I saw a piano.

"She asked if I could play and I said 'not really but I kinda play on wake me up'," he added. "So here I am playing 'Wake Me Up,' for all the Plus fans out there."

The singer also confirmed that "The Fan Living Room live 'Autumn Variation's album [is] coming soon."

Sheeran teased these surprise visits to fans' homes earlier this month onTikTok. "Surprise pop-ups in fans' houses to record something special, coming soon," he said at the time. "Ps your cats were cool."

The new album, which is produced by Aaron Dessner of The National, is reportedly inspired by a 19th Century orchestral work from composer Edward Elgar, titled Enigma Variations.

The forthcoming album, which is due out on September 29th, will mark Sheeran's second release of 2023.

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Taylor Swift's "Cruel Summer" has tied her own record for the most weeks atop Billboard's Pop Airplay Chart.

Taylor Swift's "Cruel Summer" has tied her own record for the most weeks atop Billboard's Pop Airplay Chart.

The song, from her 2019 album Lover, returned to No. 1 for a seventh total week on the chart dated September 30.

Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" led the Pop Airplay Chart for seven weeks in 2013.

The record for the most leaders in the Pop Airplay Chart's three-decade-long history - 12 songs - remains in the name of Swift, one ahead of Maroon 5, Katy Perry and Rihanna.

The pop icon has been performing "Cruel Summer" on her ongoing The Eras Tour. She opens the shows with the chorus of "Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince," leading into "Cruel Summer."

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