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Sam Smith's new music video brings out the haters — and a lot of supporters

Fans are defending Sam Smith online after their latest music video received a wave of fatphobic, anti-LGBTQ criticism.

Los Angeles Times

Fans jump to Sam Smith's defence after new music video sparks controversy

The non-binary popstar has been receiving abuse online, much of which fans are calling homophobic and fatphobic

Manchester Evening News

Sam Smith divides fans with raunchy new music video for I'm Not Here To Make Friends

Sam Smith's video to their new track I'm Not Here To Make Friends sees them dance in a corset and nipple covers while having water sprayed in their mouth - but fans have praised Sam for being authentic and embracing their sexuality

Daily Mirror

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Calling Sam Smith’s music video ‘pornographic’ is a toxic double standard

Sam Smith’s latest music video has drawn controversy for the kind of in-your-face, sex- and body-positive sensibility that’s become commonplace in modern music. The criticism surrounding the pop singer’s effort reeks of homophobia, writes Louis Chilton

The Independent UK

If Sam Smith’s nipple tassels offend you, maybe you’re the problem

The non-binary singer has become an all singing, all dancing vessel for people’s bigotry - so they should at least admit to it, argues Maddy Mussen

Evening Standard

Richard Madeley issues grovelling apology to Sam Smith after calling musician 'he' on GMB

An annoyed Susanna Reid had to cut in to correct the Good Morning Britain host

Nottingham Post

ITV Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley forced to apologise after calling Sam Smith 'he' during interview

Sam Smith announced they were non-binary in 2019.

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Richard Madeley apologises to Sam Smith on GMB after using wrong pronouns

Richard Madeley referred to Sam Smith, who uses they/them pronouns, as “he” on ITV Good Morning Britain on Monday

The National (Scotland)

Richard Madeley apologises after using wrong pronouns for Sam Smith on GMB

The presenter was corrected by co-presenter Susanna Reid and quickly apologised

The Independent UK

ITV Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley 'so sorry' after 'car crash' interview

The broadcaster vowed to learn as Susanna Reid stepped in to correct him

Liverpool Echo

Richard Madeley corrected by Susanna Reid before saying he'll get 'sued' during Good Morning Britain debate

Viewers, meanwhile, flocked to social media to share their disappointment in the host and praise Susanna

Manchester Evening News

Richard Madeley apologises after calling Sam Smith 'he' and bumbling GMB guest's pronouns

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley was helming a discussion on Sam Smith’s latest music video in the ITV studio, alongside co-host Susanna Reid when he made numerous errors about the singer's pronouns

Daily Mirror

'Doing something Unholy': Sam Smith breaks records and barriers with new music

Sam Smith became the first out non-binary artist to reach number one with their song Unholy. Now, their new album Gloria is set to storm up the charts.

ABC News

Sam Smith: Gloria review – the lovelorn balladeer turns to the dancefloor

The singer’s fourth album ups the tempo – and makes history – but stops short of fulfilling its potential as a fun-filled stomper

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Nottingham Post

Sam Smith says changing pronouns has been 'exhausting' after being spat at in the street

The singer-songwriter has opened up about what life has been like since announcing they were non binary

Evening Standard

Sam Smith says they were ‘spat at in the street’ after coming out as non-binary

The Unholy singer said they were being verbally abused in public more than ever

Belfast Live

Catering van market to bring street food celebration to West Belfast

This event will be the first of its kind in the area

The Independent UK

Sam Smith review, Gloria: Pop music’s sweetheart offers lovely, dollopy notes but little drama

Smith’s lovely voice can feel like the aural equivalent of watching a lava lamp

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Evening Standard

Sam Smith: Gloria album review – well crafted but oh so sensible

Smith’s voice remains a remarkable instrument but it is asked to carry songs that feature little else of interest

The Independent UK

Sam Smith reveals how changing their pronouns ‘felt like coming home’

‘I feel comfortable in my skin, but I wear what I want to wear,’ the singer says

Daily Mirror

Sam Smith says they were spat at in the street after changing their pronouns

Sam Smith has opened up about their life since changing their pronouns a few years ago, telling Zane Lowe during an interview for Apple Music that they have encountered abuse in the street

Mic

Sam Smith recalled being spat at on the street after coming out as nonbinary

“If that's happening to me and I'm famous, I'm a pop star, can you imagine what other kids, like queer kids are feeling?”

The Guardian - UK

Sam Smith: Gloria review – so-called experimentation only offers more anodyne anguish

With hints of R&B, trap and disco, Smith’s fourth album tiptoes away from their trademark piano-led ballads – but isn’t the ‘edgy’ departure they think it is

The Independent UK

Brit Awards: Stormzy joins live performer line-up alongside Lizzo, Harry Styles and Sam Smith

Stormzy announces his third Brit Awards performance

Tribune News Service

Bad Bunny, Lizzo and Mary J. Blige among 2023 Grammys performers

Bad Bunny, Lizzo and Mary J. Blige are ready to rock the Grammy Awards.

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