Addison Rae releases highly anticipated debut album Addison

Pop superstar, songwriter, actress and cultural phenomenon Addison Rae proudly releases her anxiously awaited debut album, Addison, today via Columbia Records. Addison is available now digitally and on multiple physical formats. Fans can choose from black vinyl, limited edition light blue vinyl, tangerine vinyl, Urban Outfitters exclusive magenta vinyl, and CD box set with exclusive t-shirt.

Alongside the 12-track album release, the pop sensation debuts a brand-new music video for the track “Times Like These.” Directed by legendary photographer Ethan James Green—who also shot the album’s artwork—the video marks his directorial debut in music. The concept was creatively led by Addison Rae and Lexee Smith, brought to life by her go-to glam dream team: Dame Pat McGrath and Jenna Kuchera on makeup, Lucas Wilson on hair, and nails by Mei. Shot across New York City scenes, the video blends effortless cool with emotional depth. Fans follow Addison from a breezy boat ride to backstage scenes and ultimately into her signature, high-energy choreography. Art direction was led by Marcs Bird, with movement direction by Danielle Polanco.

Addison Rae releases new single “Headphones On” alongside dreamy new video

Pop superstar, songwriter, actress, and cultural phenomenon Addison Rae has released her latest single, "Headphones On," via Columbia Records, accompanied by a brand-new music video available for streaming on all digital platforms today. Listen to the song and watch the video, directed by Mitch Ryan, here.

The song arrives shortly after Addison’s surprise appearance during Arca’s Coachella set this past Sunday night, where the duo performed "Arcamarine," Arca's take on Addison’s single "Aquamarine."

Addison Rae releases addictive new single “High Fashion” alongside blazing new video

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Pop superstar, songwriter, actress and cultural phenomenon Addison Rae has released her latest single “High Fashion” via Columbia Records with cinematic new music video available for streaming on all digital platforms. Listen to the new song and watch the Mitch Ryan directed video here. 

The song lyrics were first teased last month when Addison was spotted wearing a t-shirt with the chorus written in hot pink letters. The lyrics were then published in the February 2025 issue of Rolling Stone where Addison graced the cover shot by the iconic Inez & Vinoodh.

Addison announced the track’s Valentine’s Day release date with an official teaser unveiled Monday. Filmed in her home state of Louisiana, the video—with creative by Addison Rae, Lexee Smith & Mitch Ryan—delivers all the fashion its title promises, with styling by her frequent collaborator DARA, makeup by the iconic Dame Pat McGrath, hair by Lucas Wilson, and nails by Mei. “I don’t need your drugs, I’d rather get high fashion,” Addison declares, as the video takes fans on a dazzling, chaotic ride through clouds of glitter, a burning field, and a striking homage to The Wizard of Oz with an iconic pair of ruby slippers.

Addison Rae releases highly anticipated single “Aquamarine” with dazzling new video

Pop superstar, songwriter, actress and cultural phenomenon Addison Rae has released her highly anticipated single “Aquamarine” via Columbia Records with a dazzling new music video available for streaming on all digital platforms today. Listen to the new song here and watch the Sean Price Williams directed video, which was creative directed by Interview Magazine Editor-in-Chief Mel Ottenberg, here.

Fans have been long-awaiting the release of “Aquamarine” ever since the singer teased a snippet of the track via Instagram post this past summer.

#SexiestManAlive Patrick Dempsey plays the sheriff in a murder-plagued town in Eli Roth’s “Thanksgiving”

For his holiday horror movie Thanksgiving, director Eli Roth brought the cast together very quickly – and first to join the film was Patrick Dempsey – McDreamy himself and People magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive for 2023. In the slasher movie, Dempsey plays Sheriff Newlon, who has the unenviable job of investigating the gruesome deaths that pile up like food on a Thanksgiving plate in his town. 

Dempsey had two main reasons for wanting to join the cast: “My son wanted me to do a horror film,” he explains, “and I wanted to wear a uniform.”