The action-packed song is full of visual gags, but one line delivery that’s funny and relatable to some of us is how he casually says the law enforcement after him just doesn’t appreciate that ...

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Clocking in at three-and-a-half minutes, "Funny Man" is noisy, bassy-heavy and pissed off. Vocalist Raygun Busch said this about the new song: "[The song is about]…being a servant, indentured or ...

Here's every surprise song Sabrina Carpenter sings in the Spin The Bottle segment of her Short n' Sweet Tour setlist. Sabrina Carpenter sings a surprise cover every night in her Short n' Sweet ...

25. Next up are the three best-known songs from Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet, though they’re all swapping places: “Espresso” climbs from No. 4 to No. 3, “Please Please Please ...

Sabrina Carpenter kept her latest album short and sweet, but the set list for the tour promoting it is much lengthier. After tons of fan speculation about which songs would make the cut ...

2” spent three weeks at number one on Billboard’s Hot 100. Though it took some time for other Wonder songs to join it, it was also a bellwether: This kid had universal appeal. Though he didn ...

Sabrina Carpenter has gotten her Short n’ Sweet tour underway ... As part of her show, Carpenter performs a cover song each night. To select the song, she plays a game of Spin the Bottle ...

After facing severe backlash, Telangana Minister Konda Surekha recently withdrew her comments and issued an "unconditional" apology on social media. Surekha drew the ire of the industry after ...

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