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The Sun
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Neriah drops new track Our of Your League
RISING artiste Neriah returns with Out of Your League, a bold pop number that speaks to female empowerment and owning your inner confidence. Flirty, funny and a little bit petty, Out of Your League sees the Los Angeles native reminding us what it means to know your worth and be in a league of your own. With a striking lead guitar and razor-sharp sense of humour, the track is sure to get hearts racing and heads turning. She expressed: 'This song makes me feel like me again, confident, sassy and fully over it. I lost myself in that relationship but thank God we are back!' Out of Your League has already been well received by fans, new and old, across social media and during Neriah's recent live performances on tour with Daniel Seavey. The excitement is set to continue with fan events in place to immerse her community, the 'Noodles', in the world of the single. Also read: Miley Cyrus drops new song Following the success of her critically-acclaimed single Napoleon Complex, which was featured on multiple New Music Friday playlists across Southeast Asia, Neriah shows no signs of slowing down. She continues to build on this momentum, solidifying her place as a rising force in the pop scene. With an EP on the horizon, anticipation is steadily growing. While the artiste is keeping the details under wraps for now, whispers are already circulating as fans eagerly speculate on what's to come. Fans can look forward to the release of the official visualiser for Out Of Your League dropping on Friday, May 23.


The Sun
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Neriah drops new flirty tune
RISING artiste Neriah returns with Out of Your League, a bold pop number that speaks to female empowerment and owning your inner confidence. Flirty, funny and a little bit petty, Out of Your League sees the Los Angeles native reminding us what it means to know your worth and be in a league of your own. With a striking lead guitar and razor-sharp sense of humour, the track is sure to get hearts racing and heads turning. She expressed: 'This song makes me feel like me again, confident, sassy and fully over it. I lost myself in that relationship but thank God we are back!' Out of Your League has already been well received by fans, new and old, across social media and during Neriah's recent live performances on tour with Daniel Seavey. The excitement is set to continue with fan events in place to immerse her community, the 'Noodles', in the world of the single. Also read: Miley Cyrus drops new song Following the success of her critically-acclaimed single Napoleon Complex, which was featured on multiple New Music Friday playlists across Southeast Asia, Neriah shows no signs of slowing down. She continues to build on this momentum, solidifying her place as a rising force in the pop scene. With an EP on the horizon, anticipation is steadily growing. While the artiste is keeping the details under wraps for now, whispers are already circulating as fans eagerly speculate on what's to come. Fans can look forward to the release of the official visualiser for Out Of Your League dropping on Friday, May 23.


Buzz Feed
22-04-2025
- General
- Buzz Feed
Teachers And Historians, Tell Us The Biggest Misconception People Have About History
Not everyone has had a solid education in history, and these days, misconceptions are incredibly easy to find online. Some are so commonly believed that people wouldn't even know they need to be debunked. So, if you're a teacher or historian, we want to hear all about your favorite (and maybe least favorite) historical misconceptions. For example, many people believe that King Tutankhamun's tomb contained a curse, but that's not true. In fact, the curse was a made-up story, furthered by deaths that occurred after the tomb was unsealed. Or it could be something like the Medieval Era being called the "Dark Ages," suggesting a time of regression in science and culture. But that was inaccurate; it was actually a statement by the Italian poet Petrarch that was taken out of context. Maybe you overheard someone talking about having a " Napoleon Complex" and felt compelled to step in and let them know that Napoleon Bonaparte wasn't actually short; he was probably at average height for the time (around 5'6" or 5'7"). Or perhaps you've helped clarify that Christopher Columbus didn't discover that the Earth was round; that was suggested way, way earlier by the ancient Greeks. Tell us all about the most outlandish, ridiculous, or even believable misconceptions you've heard. You can also fill out the form below if you prefer to remain anonymous. Your response may be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed post!