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7 times ‘Carpool Karaoke’ was the ideal remedy to 2018
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When the news is so jam-packed with chaos, uncertainty, and just generally a lot of quite miserable stuff, it’s always nice to find something reliably capable of lifting the spirits.
Carpool Karaoke does a pretty decent job of ticking this box — and 2018 was no exception.
From random celebrity cameos to important discussions about Justin Bieber’s underpants, here are some of the highlights…
1. Melissa McCarthy’s random cameo in Christina Aguilera’s episode.
Alongside the outrageous harmonies and the entertaining segment where James Corden learns how to sing in a gravelly “Fighter” voice (0:30), Christina Aguilera’s episode also features a surprise guest appearance from Melissa McCarthy (2:58). Read more…
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View More 7 times ‘Carpool Karaoke’ was the ideal remedy to 2018Ariana Grande has been perfecting her Celine Dion impression since she was a kid
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Ariana Grande is well-known for her superb Celine Dion impression, but she’s been perfecting it, Carpool Karaoke-style, from an early age.
The “thank u, next” pop star posted a clip on Instagram of her tiny toddler self singing along to the Canadian icon’s single “The Reason” in the car — and it’s almost pitch perfect.
As E! News pointed out, Dion’s track dropped in 1997, when Grande was but four years old, so she could be around this age in the clip.
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The end of the year is almost here and I can’t think of better way to spread some holiday cheer than with a witty card.
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James Corden’s ‘thank u, next’ parody is a love song for Jeff Goldblum
If anyone on this earth is deserving of a declaration of love in the form of an Ariana Grande parody, it’s the internet’s favourite daddy, Jeff Goldblum.
James Corden gave Goldblum exactly that in a sketch on The Late Late Show, where he copied A…
Reese Witherspoon and Ariana Grande had a glorious Twitter exchange about ‘thank u, next’
Good day to no one except Ariana Grande, who has rescued each and every one of us from the winter blues with her nostalgia-fest of a music video for “thank u, next”.
In case you missed it (but let’s face it, you did not), this video was replete with …
Ariana Grande’s ‘thank you, next’ just broke YouTube
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Ariana Grande has another accomplishment to add to her ever-growing list: breaking YouTube.
The pop singer dropped the much anticipated music video for her hit song “thank you, next” on Nov. 30, and in the process managed to overload the online video platform. Well, her devoted and passionate fanbase did, anyway.
That’s right, according to YouTube, the service was unable to handle the barrage of comments on the video after it went live — prompting someone at YouTube to compare “thank you, next” to another famous internet moment.
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Ariana Grande’s “thank u, next” already cemented itself as a 2018 banger, and the official video is a party of its own. Full of classic teen movie tropes and references to Mean Girls, Bring It On, Legally Blonde, and more.
The movie references are fun on their own, all teased by Grande on social media leading up to the video’s release, but the cameos make “thank u, next.”
From Mean Girls‘ original Aaron Samuels (Jonathan Bennett) to Kris Jenner as a cool mom, everyone in the video is having a blast – perhaps none more so than Jennifer Coolidge recreating an entire scene of Legally Blonde with Grande as Elle Woods. Read more…
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On Wednesdays we wear pink, but on Tuesdays we watch music video trailers.
Continuing the countdown to the music video for her latest single, “thank u, next”, Ariana Grande shared the following Mean Girls-inspired trailer on Instagram and Twitter on …
Ariana Grande is teasing a new project featuring all of your favourite ’00s rom-coms
Ariana Grande is, once again, whipping up a storm of excitement on social media.
The Sweetener singer has been posting a series of photos from the shoot of her next music video, and it would appear that she is going to be serving up some seriou…
Mark Hamill and Ariana Grande share a glorious Twitter exchange over ‘Thank u, next’
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You’d think Mark Hamill was living in a galaxy far, far away. Or that he stopped following the music scene a long time ago.
The Star Wars actor just had a hilarious Twitter moment where he was blissfully unaware that he was quoting one of the most talked-about songs of the moment.
“Thank you, next,” Hamill wrote, which incidentally is both the title and the chorus of the latest song by Ariana Grande.
“Thank you, next”#TwitterTest4Twits
— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) November 10, 2018
Although Hamill wrote “you” and not “u”, like the lyric is technically spelled, Grande was quick to pick up on what she thought was a salute to her song from Luke Skywalker himself. Read more…
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View More Mark Hamill and Ariana Grande share a glorious Twitter exchange over ‘Thank u, next’Ariana Grande just turned 1 of her most famous song lyrics on its head
It’s no secret that Grande recently split from fiancé Pete Davidson. Just days ago, she dropped a surprise single stating she’s “so fuckin’ grateful for my ex.” An anthem for the ages, it’s safe to say.
Since lifting the lid on her post-br…