Sabrina Carpenter: Last News

Olivia Rodrigo is not here for fans pitting women against one another over a man. The 18-year-old singer graces one of the covers for 's Power of Young Hollywood issue and talks about all the drama that ensued after fans began speculating about her lyrics to her smash hit, «Drivers License.»Specific lyrics in particular had fans buzzing.

Olivia Rodrigo's latest music video is fiery beyond belief. On Friday, one week ahead of the release of Rodrigo's debut album,, the 18-year-old singer released her third-ever single, «Good 4 U,» along with the pop rock song's revenge fantasy-filled music video.In the video, Rodrigo plays a high school girl who's out for revenge after her ex moved on with someone else.

Joshua Bassett is feeling amazing after the release of his self-titled debut EP. It's been a long road to finally have his six-song album drop and, as he tells ET's Katie Krause, he can't wait for people to hear it.«I'm feeling really good,» Bassett, 20, shares.

most famously said of Jennifer Lopez in the early 2000s, when she most certainly did — “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” actress Olivia Rodrigo said Tuesday that she couldn’t possibly have written a song about her rumored ex’s rumored new girlfriend because she simply isn’t familiar enough with her. “I actually don’t know her at all,” Rodrigo, 18, said on “Radio.com LIVE!” of “The Goodwin Games” actress Carpenter, 21, who is rumored to be the subject of her seven-week Billboard Hot 100 No.

Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter's collaboration.The star shared why their highly anticipated song, «We Both Know,» was not included in his upcoming self-titled debut EP. The track was instead replaced with «Telling Myself.»«I didn’t want my EP to be overshadowed by some other narrative that people were trying to make,” Bassett tells „I really want the focus to be on the art instead of some of the talk and the chatter.

Sabrina Carpenter wants her music to speak for itself! The 21-year-old singer recently released her song «Skin,» which many fans believe points to the ongoing drama between singer Olivia Rodrigo and Joshua Bassett. But when Carpenter appeared on on Tuesday night, she refused to address the drama head-on. Host Corden asked Carpenter to explain the «controversy» surrounding the song to him and the singer gave her own reasoning behind the lyrics to «Skin.» «I genuinely was coming from a place as a 21-year-old that is navigating her feelings and was going through a lot in my personal life,» Carpenter shared. «The reoccurring theme was I was allowing people to get under my skin.

Sabrina Carpenter and Joshua Bassett have something exciting on the way. The 21-year-old singer gave a little insight on her and the star's upcoming collaboration.

Sabrina Carpenter isn't letting reports of feuding and romance drama rain on her parade.

Sabrina Carpenter released «Skin,» and weeks following the drop of Olivia Rodrigo's song that started all this, «Drivers License.»«Drivers License» is said to be about Carpenter and Bassett's rumored romance following Rodrigo possibly dating Bassett, her co-star, before breaking up last year. While none of these romances have been confirmed by the young stars, fans have been combing over lyrics from their recent songs in hopes of learning more about this possible love triangle — and Bassett's new song seems to hint at relationship drama. «Time to tell the world that you've been lying on my name / Doing what you wanna think / You're gonna get away while I leave it up to fate for now,» he sings in the track.

Musician and actor Sabrina Carpenter has signed a new record deal with Universal’s Island Records. She recently released her first single for the label, ‘Skin’.“Sabrina Carpenter is a star”, says Island CEO Darcus Beese.

Not what fans think. Sabrina Carpenter responded to Olivia Rodrigo and Joshua Bassett feud rumors amid claims that her new song, “Skin,” is a “diss track” at the “Drivers License” singer.

“Thank you to everyone who has listened to ‘Skin,’ especially those who have opened their minds to lyrically what I was trying to get across,” Sabrina Carpenter wrote on Jan. 24, days after she released her track. With so many perceiving “Skin” as a response to Olivia Rodrigo’s massive hit, “Drivers License” – and the rumored love triangle between Sabrina, 21, Olivia, 17, and Joshua Bassett, 20 – Sabrina decided to squash all that clapback talk. “I wasn’t bothered by a few lines in a (magnificent) song and wrote a diss track about it,” she wrote.

Sabrina Carpenter says the fan theories and speculation regarding her new song are all missing the point.

Joshua Bassett is showing support for Sabrina Carpenter amid a rumored musical feud between her and his co-star (and rumored ex-girlfriend) Olivia Rodrigo. On Friday, the actor praised Carpenter's new single, «Skin,» which fans think is about Rodrigo.Posting a screenshot of Carpenter's single's cover art, Bassett, 20, wrote, «Been stuck in my head since I heard it!!!»«Congratulations @sabrinacarpenter on 'skin,' the new label, & all that's to come!!!» he added.

Fans have been waiting for Olivia Rodrigo’s response to Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter’s rumored love triangle, and it’s finally here. The “Driver’s License” singer, 17, addressed the rumor in an interview with Billboard.

Sabrina Carpenter is (possibly) sending a musical message with her new tune.

Sabrina Carpenter is (possibly) sending a musical message with her new tune.

Since the release of her song, fans have wanted to know if Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drivers License” lyrics are about Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter, like the theories claim. For those who don’t know what the Olivia-Joshua-Sabrina love triangle is, here’s a recap.

The drama continues. Fans think Joshua Bassett’s “Lie, Lie, Lie” lyrics are about the Olivia Rodrigo-Sabrina Carpenter love triangle, but what does he say? For those who are lost, here’s a recap on the Josh-Olivia-Sabrina drama that’s taken over Gen Z Hollywood in the past week.

— Disney+'s upcoming film about Zach Sobiech, an aspiring musician who was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer his senior year of high school — didn't just want to make a movie about his life. They wanted to capture his essence onscreen.«I think when you make a movie about a real person — in this case, a 17-year-old processing his impending death — I think it's really important to honor the story by having as much of their physical lives present in the movie,» says director Justin Baldoni in a behind-the-scenes featurette debuting exclusively on ET.

While Disney sits back and greenlights live-action remakes of its classic animated film library, other studios are trying to figure out how to get involved in that money-making action. Sony is already deep into development on its upcoming “Cinderella” live-action reimagining.