Billie Eilish delivers a powerful statement against body-shaming at a concert
Kicking off her world tour which will see the five-time Grammy-winning artist perform in North and South America and Europe, Billie Eilish chose her first concert in Miami to deliver a powerful statement against body-shaming. Eilish, who recently turned 18, criticized those who complain about her choice to wear baggy clothing in a video interlude during the concert, saying the same people would call her a 'slut' if she stopped.
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'Treated us like simpletons': Pedro Almodóvar criticises Madonna over documentary
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