Tag: Sabrina Carpenter
Stuart Price Continues to Prove He’s Madonna’s Best Remixer with the “Bring Your Love” Afterhours Mix
After Peggy Gou’s “Energy Mix” of “I Feel So Free,” Madonna’s lead single from Confessions II, it was immediately apparent that whoever tried their hand [Read More…]
While Playing to the Gallery, Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter Insist Upon Never Playing to the Gallery with “Bring Your Love”
The last time Madonna did a duet with a blonde pop star as known for her simultaneous industry clout and sexually charged performances and lyrics, [Read More…]
With Her Full-Circle Confessions Moment, Madonna Steals the Show at Sabrina Carpenter’s Weekend 2 Coachella Performance
There’s no shortage of people who have argued that Madonna’s appearance at the 2006 edition of Coachella is what truly “killed” the festival. Or rather, [Read More…]
Sabrina Carpenter Pulls Out All the Stops for Showing Love for L.A. at Coachella (Even If That Love Isn’t Genuine)
Commencing with an unsettling black-and-white video intro to her performance, Sabrina Carpenter plays the part of the road-tripping woman with a Dalmatian puppy in tow [Read More…]
The “House Tour” Video: Further Signs of a Trend Among the Rich to Appear “Anti-Capitalist” (If Only Because It’s Chic)
Sabrina Carpenter’s latest music video, “House Tour,” is indicative of a larger trend in mainstream pop culture. One that seeks to lambast the rich by [Read More…]
Sabrina Carpenter Reenacts Some The Bling Ring-Meets-Manson Family Type Shit With “House Tour” Video
Although Sabrina Carpenter could have taken a visual route that more closely matched the very overt sexual innuendo of “House Tour,” which marks her third [Read More…]
The Drunk Dialer’s Delight/Lament: Sabrina Carpenter’s “Go Go Juice”
Although the ostensible majority of people from Sabrina Carpenter’s generation—a.k.a. Gen Z—aren’t exactly known for “getting crunk,” as it was once said, it didn’t stop [Read More…]
Another New “Soundtrack” Low for the White House’s Social Media: Using Kesha’s “Blow” for a War-Promoting Video
A single glance at the White House’s various social media accounts will, of course, have anyone even vaguely cognizant of what a dystopia is observing [Read More…]
The 2026 Grammys Was a Snapshot of America Now: Either Speaking Out or Remaining “Apolitical”
In the past, awards shows tended to be, at least to the more “pearl-clutching” types, a notorious opportunity for artists to get “hyper-political.” As it [Read More…]
Hilary Duff’s “Roommates” Is a Lament for the Honeymoon Phase (Both of a Relationship and Life)
As Hilary Duff gives another auditory snapshot of what to expect from sixth album, Luck… or Something, “Roommates” provides a marked thematic contrast to the [Read More…]
