Tag: Sabrina Carpenter
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…]
Best Albums of 2025
Compared to the movies released in 2025, there’s no denying that the musical offerings were slightly more exciting and arguably more billable as being part [Read More…]
