Lily James is babe driving fans wild with her hottest pics … all of which we’ve compiled to celebrate the star’s 36th birthday.

The “Baby Driver” star’s always down for a beach day … regularly lying out for some fun in the sun — and leaving little to the imagination in her barely-there bikinis.

James also has an eye for fashion … posing in some colorful threads here — proving orange really is the new black!

2017 proved to be her break out year … ’cause on top of costarring in “Baby Driver” James — decked out in this pick with a polka-dotted dress and a sultry expression — also played Winston Churchill’s personal secretary Elizabeth Layton in “Darkest Hour.”

More recently she received critical acclaim for her role as Pamela Anderson in the Hulu series “Pam & Tommy” … winning a Satellite Awards while also receiving Emmy and Golden Globe nods.

The K-pop group Kiss of Life is apologizing for all the distress a recent video they posted caused … claiming they weren’t trying to be racist while dancing to 50 Cent‘s “In da Club.”

The band — which boasts nearly 300K fans on X — shared a handwritten apology Saturday admitting they erred by posting the recent birthday clip.

ICYMI … the four bandmembers shared a clip where they danced to the hit 2003 track — while wearing their hats askew and big gold chains around their necks, basically parodying clothing some rappers might wear.

In their apology, the Kiss of Life members — Julie, Natty, Belle and Haneul — apologize for posting the clip, adding it’s been difficult to see how much they’ve hurt their longtime fans.

The ladies say they wanted to show how much they love hip hop … but “ended up taking the concept too far” in the vid. They go on to say they realize the “content was culturally insensitive” and promise to do better moving forward.

They promise to continue to educate themselves … and understand nothing they say or do will magically fix the damage they’ve already done.

While many of their fans seem eager to accept the apology … others are still obviously upset — posting about canceling the group on social media.

Billy McFarland and the Fyre Festival 2 team are sticking by the location for the event … claiming they’ve been working closely with Playa Del Carmen to ensure the festival happens — despite the government’s claims to the contrary.

Here’s the deal … earlier this week, officials for Playa Del Carmen — a small town just south of Cancún in Mexico — wrote a message in Spanish, part of which translates to “There is no existence of a registry nor plans that would indicate such an event taking place in this municipality.”

They also add, “… No such event with that name will take place in our city” — indicating they haven’t even heard of the event before.

We spoke with Billy back in February who assured us the event would be massive, and he was committed to making sure this sequel to the trainwreck OG Fyre Festival would go much smoother.