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Sabrina Carpenter appears in a teaser for 'The Muppet Show' revival, where she is seen twinning with Miss Piggy and sharing a stage with the Muppets, set to premiere on February 4 on Disney+ and ABC, marking the show's 50th anniversary.
The Muppet Show is returning with a special event on February 4th on Disney+ and ABC, featuring music, comedy, and guest star Sabrina Carpenter, celebrating the beloved franchise's legacy and upcoming 50th anniversary.
The Trump administration has been using pop culture and music in provocative social media campaigns, leading to backlash from artists like Sabrina Carpenter and others who oppose their use of music and imagery to promote ICE and immigration policies. This pattern of using popular music for political messaging has become increasingly common, with artists vocally objecting and the administration continuing its tactics despite criticism.
Sabrina Carpenter has had a successful year with her album 'Man's Best Friend,' which explores themes of love, lust, and empowerment, despite facing some controversy over her provocative imagery. She continues to push boundaries in her music and public persona, balancing her artistic growth with her past as a Disney star, and remains a prominent figure in the pop scene with upcoming performances and Grammy nominations.
Sabrina Carpenter criticized the White House for using her song in a video promoting ICE raids, calling it 'evil and disgusting,' as part of a broader backlash against the Trump administration's use of celebrities' content in immigration-related videos.
The White House criticized singer Sabrina Carpenter after she condemned the use of her music in an ICE deportation video, defending its actions and attacking her criticism, amid broader artist objections to political use of their music during the Trump administration.
Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle condemned the Trump administration for using their music and imagery without permission to support its political agenda, including a video montage and manipulated images, prompting public disapproval and highlighting ongoing issues of unauthorized use of artists' work in political contexts.
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter criticized the White House for using her song 'Juno' in a social media video that depicted immigration enforcement negatively, calling it 'evil and disgusting,' and condemning its use to promote inhumane policies. The White House responded defensively, and this incident is part of a broader pattern of government agencies using copyrighted music and content without permission, often leading to public backlash and legal concerns.
Sabrina Carpenter will star in and produce a new musical film inspired by 'Alice in Wonderland' for Universal Pictures, with Lorene Scafaria directing. The project marks Carpenter's first major studio film since her successful music career and is based on the public domain novel by Lewis Carroll.
Sabrina Carpenter and Lorene Scafaria are collaborating on an untitled Alice in Wonderland-inspired musical for Universal Pictures, marking Carpenter's first major studio project and with Scafaria directing from her own script. The project is produced by Marc Platt and others, and aims to bring a new take on the classic story, following Universal's previous adaptations.
Taylor Swift was seen dining with Sabrina Carpenter in New York City, marking a shift from her recent outings with NFL star Travis Kelce. Sabrina is celebrating multiple Grammy nominations, while Taylor's latest album is ineligible for this year's awards due to release timing. The night out highlights her social life and ongoing music achievements.
Millie Bobby Brown shared that Sabrina Carpenter comforted her backstage at the Brit Awards when she was overwhelmed by online criticism, highlighting the challenges young stars face with public scrutiny and growth. Brown also addressed the pressures of growing up in the spotlight and her recent personal milestones, including adopting a baby girl.
During her Nashville concert, Sabrina Carpenter jokingly 'arrested' Nicole Kidman on stage, continuing her playful trend of involving celebrities in humorous antics during her tour, which includes other celebrity arrests like Anne Hathaway and Gigi Hadid.
Anne Hathaway made a playful appearance at Sabrina Carpenter's concert in New York, where she was 'arrested' in a fun nod to her 'Princess Diaries' role, engaging with fans and adding to the celebrity guest lineup at the event.
Rina Sawayama criticized Sabrina Carpenter's SNL performance for lacking cultural research, specifically pointing out the inappropriate use of Japanese tatami mats and footwear, emphasizing respect for cultural symbols.