The success of Sabrina Carpenter‘s new single "Manchild" on the charts has been anything but stupid, slow or useless, with the track debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week. And to celebrate the feat,

Sabrina Carpenter has spoken out over the backlash concerning her racy new album, Man’s Best Friend, after some fans blasted the cover as ‘disturbing’. The Espresso singer, 26, sent us all into meltdown when she dropped new single Manchild, with many convinced that the lyrics refer to her relationship with ex-boyfriend Barry Keoghan.

Sabrina Carpenter seems to be unfazed by online criticism as the singer recently hit back at a comment on her new album cover.

Sabrina Carpenter addressed the backlash over her 'Man's Best Friend' album cover, remaining unbothered by critics on social media

Carpenter, 26, is set to dominate the summer charts with her new album, "Man's Best Friend," but she's already on top of the real estate game.

Speculation is making rounds that Sabrina Carpenter could join the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Dazzler, the mutant pop star from the X-Men comics. According to online scooper MTTSH, Carpenter has met with Marvel Studios to discuss the role of Alison Blaire,

Sabrina Carpenter has been at the centre of controversy lately with the cover for her highly anticipated album Man's Best Friend, and now she's clapping back at critics. The pop star sparked a debate with the album artwork,

After previously being rumored to be up for the lead role in Disney's live-action Tangled remake, we're hearing that Sabrina Carpenter has met with Marvel Studios about potentially playing