The music video for “Drive” is out now. Just like the “Gasoline” video, this one was also written and directed by Halsey. 10 years after the song’s initial release, Halsey expands on the album and music’s lore.

In 2024, during “The Great Impersonator” photoshoots leading up to the album release, Halsey revisited her iconic “Badlands” album cover look. In that moment, she answered some questions posed by her friends and team. This is the second installment of the Impersonator Interviews. Watch below:

Halsey and Avan Jogia attend the 2025 amfAR Gala in Venice, Italy on August 31st, 2025. While there, Halsey bid $585,000 for a custom portrait of herself by filmmaker Julian Schnabel, the proceeds of which will be donated towards research for HIV and AIDS. “I own seven of his works already. He is my favorite living artist,” Halsey told Variety while she waited for a water taxi to leave the event. “As soon as I found out that it was a personalized commission, I knew I was going to bid all the way.”

Halsey has a personal connection to the charity work done by AmfAR. She was diagnosed in 2022 with the autoimmune disease lupus and a t-cell leukemia disorder — and those conditions, too, benefit from the research funded by AmfAR, she said. “It was a full circle moment. I had to make this come to life. So I’m feeling on top of the world.”

For now, she remains undecided on where she’ll display her new work of art. “I don’t know yet, but I’m hoping I’m going hang it for a long time,” she said. “I have a 4-year-old son, so I’m constantly thinking about my legacy. I know this will be a very important one.”

In 2024, during “The Great Impersonator” photoshoots leading up to the album release, Halsey revisited her iconic “Badlands” album cover look. In that moment, she answered some questions posed by her friends and team. This is the first installment of the Impersonator Interviews. Watch below:

On her Instagram stories, Halsey reshared bymarinamay‘s artwork of How to Shoot a Ghost, a film produced by Halsey, Avan Jogia, and her manager Anthony Li, which will be premiering at Venice Film Festival on September 1st, 2025. The 27-minute short is directed by Charlie Kaufman and stars Jessie Buckley and Josef Akiki. It follows two newly dead young people who meet on the streets of Athens, Greece.