However, she's been making entrancing tracks that made her a prominent fixture the underground music scene since long before that piece was published, and her latest effort,Where Are We Going Princess Nokia does not believe New York City is dying, but rather, it belongs to the kids. “I've been in the parks with the kids. It's very alive. It's maybe too alive," she says with a laugh. "Youth culture has the biggest spirit, and I have a wonderful first-row view to all the people around me." Skateboarding – one of the singer's early influences – is also represented in the photographs as a totem of friendship and female empowerment. She had been skateboarding since 16 years old before she had to stop due to an ankle injury. Despite this, she's thrilled to see gender diversity represented in skateboarding. "I first-handedly saw the wave of female skaters becoming more popular around 2008. It's the most wonderful thing to witness," she says. To put it bluntly, Golden Globes 2021 was a little dull, in spite of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s best efforts and the record-breaking number of female directors nominated. Below, all of the key talking points from the three-hour ceremony.Read more: