Mark Elliot was a brave man - an early advocate for same sex marriage and courageously talked about his struggles with addiction to help others. Rest In Peace
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Mark Elliot was a brave man - an early advocate for same sex marriage and courageously talked about his struggles with addiction to help others. Rest In Peace
- Mayor John Tory, Jan. 12, on Twitter
LISA
As previously announced, the film will soon become available on YouTube Premium.
LISA of BLACKPINK‘s documentary, Always Lalisa, and its end-credits song, “Leave With Me,” both finally have a release date on streaming services.
As announced Tuesday (Nov. 10), the K-pop star will release her Sue Kim-directed film — which chronicled LISA’s life as she navigated her first year focusing on solo projects away from her girl group — on YouTube Premium on Nov. 18. That same day, “Leave With Me” will finally drop after fans first heard it during the end credits when Always Lalisa was in theatres.
The movie first premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, shortly after Always Lalisa‘s destination on YouTube Premium was announced. Following the TIFF premiere, it opened in theaters and IMAX in October.
“Forging her own path, particularly in the Western music market, brings new pressures, relentless scrutiny and the challenge of redefining herself on her own terms,” a synopsis of the doc reads. “Intimate, emotional and revealing, Always Lalisa captures an artist at a crossroads, documenting a year of risk, reinvention and self-discovery as LISA begins to define not only her next chapter, but the woman and artist she wants to become.”
The White Lotus alum is now gearing up to play six November shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for her Viva La Lisa residency. She’s currently fresh off the release of her Press Play EP, which featured lead single “SaWaDiKa” and debuted at No. 35 on the Billboard 200. Her debut solo LP, Alter Ego — which LISA made and released during her time away from BLACKPINK in 2025, as chronicled in her documentary — reached No. 7 on the albums chart.
