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Gracie Abrams just teased new music on TikTok, and one of the many fans who shared their excitement in the comments was none other than Olivia Rodrigo.
In the clip posted by the “That’s So True” singer, her face is cut off from the frame as she vibes out while listening to a demo, a friend dancing in the background. “It’s violent how I need you,” Abrams sings on the synthy track.
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In the comments, Rodrigo simply wrote, “hell yeah.”
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Soon afterward, Abrams posted another video of herself in the car, listening to the same snippet — seemingly teasing further that she has a new project on the way. The Los Angeles native hasn’t properly dropped new music since The Secret of Us deluxe arrived last October, bringing with it Billboard Hot 100 hit “That’s So True.”
Abrams and the “Drivers License” artist have been in each other’s corners for years, with the former opening for the latter on the Sour Tour back in 2022. The “Risk” musician gushed about the opportunity in her April Billboard cover story, telling staff writer Hannah Dailey, “She gave me such a shot, opening for her … I adore her with my whole heart for forever and ever.”
Rodrigo also told Billboard at the time, “Gracie has such a singular voice when it comes to songwriting.”
“I think it’s rare to be so young and already have developed your very own lane,” she added. “You can hear a song and instantly know if it’s a Gracie Abrams song even if she wasn’t singing it. That is so special and a real testament to her talent and influence.”
It’s been even longer since Rodrigo last released music, with her Guts deluxe dropping in March 2024. The expanded project featured new songs “Obsessed,” “Girl I’ve Always Been,” “Scared of My Guitar,” “Stranger” and “So American,” some of which the High School Musical: The Musical: The Series alum performed during her headlining set at Gov Ball in New York City on Saturday (June 7).
See Abrams’ new music teaser — and look for Rodrigo’s comment — below.
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With an uptick in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and contentious protests against ICE taking place in Los Angeles, Cardi B explained why she didn’t speak out about the events in recent days.
The Grammy-winning rapper spoke up during an X Spaces captured by Complex early Tuesday (June 10) that she doesn’t feel her voice will be heard by the government and believes her condemning Trump could ultimately backfire and make the immigration situation worse.
“Personally, the reason why I haven’t really said anything is because I could say something every single day about it and guess what? Nothing is going to happen,” she said. “Because Trump do not give one f—k about me or what I gotta say. I personally believe that he doesn’t like me. So if somebody don’t like you, and they say something or they do something, they’ll be like, ‘Oh word? Now I’m gonna show you.’”
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“He always gives dictatorship vibe,” she continued. Cardi also said she “tried to warn people that this was going to happen” regarding the aggressive deportation policies under the Trump administration.
“I don’t know nobody anymore in the White House. I don’t know a representative. I don’t know nobody in there. And if I talk about it every single day, he is not going to care,” the Bronx native added. “Actually, I feel like if I talk about it every single day, he’s going to deport more people on purpose to show you… Like, ‘B—h, I run this country.’”
Trump deployed the National Guard in Los Angele as protestors took to the streets to speak out against the recent influx of ICE raids to the city. 42 arrests were made by the Los Angeles Police Department, California Highway Patrol and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department over the weekend, according to NBC.
Many artists spoke out against ICE and stood in solidarity with the protestors like Tyler, The Creator, Finneas, The Game, Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong, Kehlani and more.
California governor Gavin Newsom announced his plans to sue the Trump administration on Monday (June 9) for deploying the National Guard without his request or consent — the first time an American president has done so since 1965. Newsom called Trump’s actions “illegal, immoral and unconstitutional.”
If you bring together six hot Country artists and add in some ice-cold beer, you get one memorable evening of live music. That’s exactly what fans experienced at Category 10 in Nashville on the first day of CMA Fest thanks to Billboard Country Live presented by Bud Light. Each artist gave fans 20 minutes of some of their top songs with a sprinkle – or three – of unexpected covers to spice things up.
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The Thursday (June 5) event welcomed attendees into the multi-story music venue to kick off an unforgettable weekend of country music. The packed first floor made room for line dancing between acts while DJ Grant Fisher provided country, hip-hop, and EDM beats. On the second and third floors, fans lined up against the railings while sipping on Bud Light to get a glimpse of the Billboard-curated evening.
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Bud Light not only provided the draft pours and tall boys, but they also decked out the venue in vibrant neon decorations, gave fans stylish snap-back hats and bandanas, and created a custom photo moment for attendees to capture a snapshot to remember the epic evening.
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CMT host Carissa Culiner emceed the evening, welcoming everyone in for several hours of entertainment before kicking off the festivities.
Reyna Roberts
Reyna Roberts at the Billboard Country Live concert at Category 10 on June 05, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Many first heard Roberts’ name when she appeared on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album. But this evening’s performance showed she can stand by herself just fine. She rocked her signature red mane under a white cowboy hat, which perfectly matched her bustier, chaps and boots. Possibly taking a note from Queen Bey, her hair flowed as she worked the stage.
Roberts performed tunes including”Lawless”, “Louisiana”, “Raised Right” and treated fans to a performance of an upcoming song “Mustangs Over Bentleys.” She also told a heart-warming story before performing Gretchen Wilson’s “Here For The Party” about how she sang that song for her first on-stage performance at the age of 9 while in elementary school. She brought the party on stage with a Bud Light in hand to share a toast with fans, thanking them for their support at another CMA Fest. She spread the love saying, “I love God, I love Billboard, and I love Bud Light!”
Alexandra Kay
Alexandra Kay at the Billboard Country Live concert at Category 10 on June 05, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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A shining light of the evening, Alexandra Kay had the audience singing along to her hits, along with an unexpected pop cover song. You could be distracted by her pink, bedazzled mic stand if it weren’t for Kay’s strong vocals and effervescent personality. From turning her songs into sing-a-longs to taking a singing selfie video on a fan’s phone, the energy in the room reached another level.
She had one of the biggest surprises of the evening when she launched into a cover of Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club,” a song about leaving Tennessee for Los Angeles where you find yourself dancing on stage at a gay bar. She sang fan-favorites like “Backroad Therapy” and “Everleave” but paused to take a moment to thank her fans for helping her get to this moment. She also gave Jelly Roll, her tour partner and oftentimes collaborator, a shout out for helping further her career. After years of being an independent artist, she recently signed to BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville.
Drew Baldridge
Drew Baldridge at the Billboard Country Live concert at Category 10 on June 05, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Drew Baldridge’s set was a celebration of hard work and a victory lap for the past year’s accomplishments. He started the show off by shouting out all the country girls and country boys and warming up the crowd. Baldridge quickly raised a Bud Light to give a cheers to ’90s Country music and proceeded to give fans a medley of hits from Tim McGraw’s “I Like It, I Love It” to the late Toby Keith’s “Should’ve Been A Cowboy” and “Brand New Man” by Brooks & Dunn.
Baldridge brought the emotion, performing “Can She Have This Dance” which he wrote for his wife to dance to on their wedding day. After leaving Nashville and performing more than 400 backyard parties during the pandemic, he began to gain the recognition he deserved with “She’s Somebody’s Daughter,” a song he took to No. 3 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart as an independent artist (he’s since signed with BBR Music Group). He told fans “I’m not making music for Nashville. I’m not making music for country radio. I’m making music for y’all,” before closing his set with the inspirational “Tough People.”
Max McNown
Max McNown at the Billboard Country Live concert at Category 10 on June 05, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Max McNown kept the show going, bringing energy to the stage and making connections with the audience. He started his set off with last year’s hit “Love Me Back.” Mid-song, he grabbed a fan’s phone to take a selfie with the crowd, then told the audience about having to run a mile through downtown Nashville to get to the show on time, adding that he’d then have to sprint to Nissan Stadium after the performance to make his set and stadium debut on the Platform Stage. He balanced his Billboard/Bud Light set with his own hits and covers of fan-favorite, including leveling up his song “Marley” by injecting it with Marley’s “Three Little Birds.” He also performed his version of “Cover Me Up” by Jason Isbell. Max finished on a high note, performing his hits “Better Me For You (Brown Eyes) and “A Lot More Free” flexing his musicality by whistling into the microphone and whipping out a harmonica.
Ashley Cooke
Ashley Cooke at the Billboard Country Live concert at Category 10 on June 05, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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The energy in the room became electric as Ashley Cooke took the stage. The audience fed off her spirited set, as she told fans she has registered some of the biggest accomplishments of her career over the past year, from getting her first tour bus to her first award, breakthrough female video of the year at the 2024 CMT Awards for “Your Place.” This year also had some of her lowest lows including the loss of family members and health scares in her circle. The emotional moment teed up her hit “It’s Been A Year.”
For those just getting to know her, she offered to show them who she was through a medley of some of her favorite songs. The audience sang along while Ashley belted out Kelly Clarkson’s “Since U Been Gone”, Avril Lavigne’s “Complicated” and “Life Is A Highway” by Tom Cochrane (and Rascal Flatts’ popular remake) . She ended her set asking who in the room had the craziest ex before performing her break-up tune, “Your Place.”
Mitchell Tenpenny
Mitchell Tenpenny at the Billboard Country Live concert at Category 10 on June 05, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Closing out an epic evening of country music is not an easy task, but Mitchell Tenpenny attacked the opportunity armed with an acoustic guitar, giving fans a solo set that had everyone in the house singing along. He commanded the stage with hits like “Bucketlist” and “We Got History” which he said was his version of Rascal Flatt’s “Bless The Broken Road.” He kicked off his set by telling the backstory to “Alcohol You Later” – inspired by a drunken phone call he overheard in a bar – then launched into the song, changing some lyrics in verse two to “need someone to drink Bud Light with,” paying homage to the evening’s presenting sponsor.
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He thanked the audience for the sing-a-long, adding, “Hearing someone sing your song back to you is the greatest feeling in the world.” They even became an integral part of a fan-requested impromptu performance of “Bitches” where they had to sing the title during the chorus because Tenpenny claimed, “I don’t think I can sing that one here.” But the final song of the night was the perfect crescendo to an evening of amazing performances as he launched into an unexpected cover of “Iris” by Goo Goo Dolls. The audience was so engrossed in the performance, he did an encore which had everyone swaying with the lights from their phones over their heads. He then spent several minutes signing hats and greeting the adoring fans.
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“Long live carranga!” shouted Sara Lu. The Carranga Kids were celebrating their big win on the reality show La Voz Kids Colombia 2024, and in the heat of the moment, that was the first thing the teenager could think to say. The other kids joined in, jumping with excitement — they all seemed to agree. After all, it was carranga that got them there.
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Almost a year and a half later, the young group — who had already released an album before joining the competition — dropped their album A Bailar Carranga (or Dance Carranga) in May and are now gearing up for a new one in the coming months, along with a collaboration with their former La Voz Kids coach and Latin Grammy winner Andrés Cepeda.
But what exactly is carranga, and how did it win over this young quartet? Born in the Cundiboyacense and Boyacá of Colombia, this musical genre blends Indigenous, African and European elements while celebrating love for the countryside, ecology, good humor and social critique, with Jorge Velosa as one of its greatest pioneers.
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Sara Lucía, who plays the requinto guitar and sings backup vocals, listens to reggaetón, vallenato, merengue, and salsa — a mix of trendy music and the sounds she picks up from her parents. But it was her grandfather who introduced her to carranga. “It’s a genre that’s purely Colombian, and we feel the need for young people to learn more about it,” says the 14-year-old.
The origins of Carranga Kids trace back to a musical tribute Contreras wanted to dedicate to his late grandfather. The group already existed, having formed during school breaks, but this would be their first big live performance.
Jerónimo Arias Villamizar (guacharaca and backup vocals) recalls that, at first, carranga wasn’t even one of his favorite types of music. But the experience of playing with the other musicians was so special that the 14-year-old decided to stay. At the time, Carranga Kids also included a set of twins who eventually left the group. They were replaced by Juan José González and Esteban de Jesús Suárez, who are 10 and 12 years old, respectively.
“I was invited during a school break, and I’ve been singing since I was three years old — thanks to my dad, who’s a mariachi,” says Arias Villamizar, highlighting that the success of Carranga Kids isn’t just rooted in their deep knowledge of the Cundiboyacense musical genre, but also in their ability to learn from other styles. For example, Jero, as he’s called, shares his deep admiration for the late Mexican legend, Ariel Camacho, leader of the popular group Los Plebes del Rancho.
With their original lineup, they recorded their first EP, Huellas Coloridas, in 2021. However, one of the prizes from the reality show was the chance to record an album with Universal Music Colombia (the other prize was 150 million Colombian pesos, roughly $35,000, which can only be used for their college education). This led to the release of their first studio album, A Bailar Carranga, in May of this year. The most popular song from the album was “Coquetica y Juguetona” (meaning “coquettish and playful”) a response to the hit “Coqueta” by Heredero, which went viral on TikTok.
The song came from a reflection by Contreras that is as simple as it is brilliant: “‘Coqueta’ is a song that men relate to, so we wanted to create a response that offered a female perspective.”
“A Bailar Carranga” and “Al Campo Me Fui” (meaning “to the country I went”) were also songs that were well-received on streaming platforms.
They haven’t even finished promoting this album, and they’re already working on their second record with Universal, which will feature Andrés Cepeda as a collaborator on a version of “Los Sabanales,” a song they performed during the final stage of the popular competition.
One of the reasons behind Carranga Kids’ success is that, as children, they can captivate both the traditional audience of the genre and younger listeners who might not typically engage with this type of music. Sara Lu also recognizes that blending genres has helped them reach new audiences, emphasizing that while carranga is their foundation, rock and urban music can also be part of their fusions.
She also hints that now that they’ve conquered Colombia — or at least a large part of the country — it’s time to expand across the continent. “There are many Latin American rhythms that are very similar, like what’s happening in Peru with its sound, which is highly globalized.” She brings up “Coqueta” again, but this time not to talk about their response song, but to emphasize how Heredero’s hit reached unimaginable places, even in Europe.
She concludes, “Now, taking carranga to the international stage is much easier.”
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Singer, songwriter, and now producer Ángela Aguilar continues to carve her own path in música mexicana as the youngest of the Aguilar dynasty. In an interview with Billboard, the 21-year-old star spoke candidly about producing her own music for the very first time and launching her producer era with Nadie Se Va Como Llegó, her latest album released May 28.
“It made me really appreciative of my father and everything he’s done for me,” Aguilar says, speaking of her legendary dad Pepe Aguilar, who had produced the her music prior to her new LP. “Have you heard of when someone pushes you into the pool so you learn how to swim? That’s what my dad did. He really said, ‘I have to focus on my album, I have a bunch of things to do, I don’t have time, why don’t you start looking for songs?’ And I was like, ok.”
The new album includes a song with Marc Anthony, the only collaboration on the 12-track set. Aguilar shares the “honest” version of how that collab came about.
“We were at a party, and when I say party, my husband [Christian Nodal] and I don’t have friends so it was just Nadia [Ferreira], Marc, me and my husband, and we were just having fun and drinking and showing each other’s projects,” she says. “Two weeks later, I received a message from tío Marc and it said, ‘Comadrita, is it ok if I bring it down two tones?’ I had not only sent him the arrangement, but the lyrics, everything. I was like, ‘At what [part] of my party did I think Marc Anthony was going to sing with me? At what part of my party did he actually sing with me?’ It was amazing.”
For the album, Aguilar — the granddaughter of the legendary Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre — recruited a handful of Mexican women to help write songs, which was intentional. It’s what she’s committed to do after being “the only woman in the studio” in the making of her previous albums, and other projects she’s been a part of.
“I was recently part of my husband’s songwriting sessions and it was just me and my friend Amanda Coronel. We thought, this is strange. It’s very important to have this platform and give women a voice,” she says.
The new album comes just months after Aguilar was honored at Billboard Women in Music with the Breakthrough Award, where she gave a passionate speech about immigrant rights. “It’s very taboo to talk about things like that in awards and just anywhere,” she says. “And people tell you not to do it but again, I have a responsibility as a Mexican American to speak about injustices that are going on because it directly affects my people, people that go to my concerts and consume my music. There’s nothing worse than to not have a voice and to have people speak for you.”
Watch the interview above where Ángela also talks about an upcoming new tour and her ever-growing family that includes five new pugsitos. “The are the most precious little babies. We now have 20 dogs in total, 40 horses and I’m working on [adding] a few miniature cows, too.”
Ángela Aguilar just released her newest album, ‘Nadie Se Va Como Llego,’ and she shares her experience producing her music for the first time, collaborating with Marc Anthony, why she decided to produce, her opinion on speaking up about immigrant rights, working with her husband, Christian Nodal, and more!
What’s your favorite song from Ángela Aguilar’s new album? Let us know in the comments!
Griselda Flores: Hi, I’m Billboard’s Griselda Flores, and I’m joined by singer, songwriter and producer Ángela Aguilar. Ángela, how are you?
Ángela Aguilar: I’m good, good to see you again. That sounds interesting. That’s new for me.
“Producer” is new for you.
“Producer” is new for me.
Yes, and we’re definitely going to talk about that. How are you doing today?
I’m excited. I’m hungry. I am ready to eat.
Yes, so we’re at El Paseo Inn restaurant in La Placita Olvera in LA. Do you have any memories of La Placita Olvera? Because I know you lived between Mexico and the US, but you were born in LA.
Yeah, I was born here. You know, I grew up here, and for me, this was a very important place that I would only take like very special people to go with me because there’s a statue of my grandfather here, and it’s right where he used to sleep on the bench when he was homeless.
No!
Yeah. So it’s very, very important to me to see how much we’ve grown and how much you know our love for Mexican music has continued to nurture different people.
And what about LA? What’s your relationship to LA now?
I was born and raised Angeleno. This is where I studied. This is where I went to school. This is, you know, the city that saw me grow up. But at the same time, it was like 50/50, so I was in Mexico 50% of the time, here 50% of the time.
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Pride is here and we’re celebrating the only way we know how; by shopping the most colorful makeup products on the market.
Whether you’re gearing up for a festival or heading out to the gay bars, we’ve compiled a list of stellar products available now on Amazon to get you ready for whatever Pride events June holds for you. We’ve got big names like Milk Makeup, Saie, Wet N Wild, ColourPop and E.l.f Cosmetics bringing you glitter-packed, color-heavy products like bold liquid eyeshadow, setting spray and a rainbow highlighter that you can wear proudly. Get ready to celebrate your community in style, with a flawless face to boot.
Unicorn Snot Face & Body Glitter in Disco
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Chunky face and body glitter in a gel formula.
Finally, your insides can match your outsides. If you want to show off your vibrant personality and orientation this Pride, why not start with body glitter? This one from Unicorn Snot works safely on both the face and body. Our favorite colorway is the Disco hue which is jam-packed with cosmetic-grade chunky holographic reflects suspended in a non-toxic gel formula that glides on the sink, leaving a sparkling sheen in its wake.
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Once applied, the glitter gel dries down quickly and doesn’t budge or flake so you can sweat it out dancing at a festival and it will stay put. From raves to bars, this glitter can even be put into your hair, offering a high-shine finish to each strand. To complete your Pride look, we recommend working this into the high points of the face, especially the cheekbones. For a more impactful look, dab some on the shoulders and collarbones.
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Kiko Milano 3d Hydra Lipgloss in 41 Rosy Glares
A moisturizing duochrome lip gloss.
Ultra glossy and hydrating too, Kiko Milano’s 3d Hydra Lipgloss has got it all. We’ve picked out shade 41 Rosy Glares because it’s universally flattering on a multitude of skin tones and it’s filled with glitter perfect for Pride. The formula features duochrome flecks of glitter that offer the lips an otherworldly sparkle without any grittiness. Passionfruit oil works to moisturize, leaving the lips moisturized but never sticky. Finally, the handy flocked applicator is elongated and flexible, perfect for touch-ups on the go. For the best results, we recommend lining the lips with a nude pencil for shape before following up with the gloss.
Saie Glowy Super Gel Lightweight Illuminator in 02 Sunglow
A gel illuminator with skincare ingredients.
Want a “glow from within” kind of sheen to your skin? We do too. Saie’s Glowy Super Gel Illuminator achieves this look in spades, without ever having to step out into the sun. This lightweight gel formula comes in four shades and acts to prime and hydrate the skin. The product is packed with skincare ingredients like rose hip seed oil and vitamin C for brightness and plant-derived glycerin to boost your hydration that leaves your skin looking and feeling its best.
Simply used on its own, the gel offers a nice wash over light color for a healthy-looking makeup-free sheen. Pro tip, you can use this product beneath your foundation or tinted moisturizer to give your base a glowy finish. You can also mix the product into your foundation for more impactful results.
Milk Makeup Hydro Grip Set + Refresh Setting Spray
A moisturizing facial setting spray with hyaluronic acid.
If you’re a seasoned Pride festival attendee, you’ll know how hot it can be. Which means sweating is inevitable. In order to keep your glam looking its best upon first application and hours later, you’ll want to grab Milk Makeup’s Hydro Grip Set + Refresh Setting Spray. This spray locks your glam in place, combatting against the sweat and heat for up to 12 hours. Not only does this setting spray to keep your makeup in place, but it also keeps it looking fresh thanks to its hydrating properties. It’s all about the ingredients. The product’s hyaluronic acid and niacinamide boost hydration, while the added hemp seed oil locks in moisture, keeping skin looking glowy even after hours of partying.
Wet N Wild Fantasy Makers Color Icon Rainbow Highlighter
A rainbow pressed powder highlighter.
We implore you to wear your pride on your cheeks this Pride with help from Wet N Wild. This ultra-colorful pressed powder highlighter went viral back in 2016 for its color payoff that looks more natural than meets the eye rather than a stripe of color on the cheek. Although the colors in the pan look intimidating, once you swirl your brush into the product and swipe onto the skin, you’re left with a uniform iridescent sheen in bluish-purple hues.
If you’re looking for that highlighter rainbow look, you can take a fluffy eyeshadow brush and work it through the intended colors one by one, applying it to the cheek before blending together for a less uniform rainbow sheen. Whatever application you choose, each color is meant to mix to create a sheen that you can see from space.
E.L.F. Liquid Metallic Eyeshadow in Little Dipper
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A sparkling liquid eyeshadow in a pinkish purple hue.
Sparkling eyeshadow is a must during Pride. This E.l.f. liquid shadow is a metallic dream, and it’s just $3. The brand features eight different blinding hues that offer impactful color payoff in just one swipe. Our favorite shade is Little Dipper, a pinkish-purple shadow with fine glitter flecks that make the eyes look like bright stars. Plus the doe foot allows for precise application every time. These shadows are creamy and blendable but dry down in moments, meant to last long into the night. Each shade is buildable, allowing you to take your look from drag brunch to the club in seconds.
ColourPop Fade Into Hue Eyeshadow Palette
A multi-colored pressed eyeshadow palette with matte, shimmer and glitter finishes.
Nothing screams Pride more than rainbow hues. This Colourpop Fade Into Hue palette has pretty much everything you need to create the perfect eye look. You’ve got mattes, shimmers and glitters in impactful hues of the rainbow from pink to purple and everything in between. Mattes are blendable and pigmented while the shimmers offer a subtle but buildable sheen perfect to illuminate the inner corners or brow bone. Finally, the glitters are chunkier than the shimmers, offering a more impactful shine when patted on the center of the lids.
