P!nk
Funhouse

It would be wrong to write Pink off as purely an energetic rocker as the other highlights on display here (I Don't Believe You, Please Don't Leave Me, and Glitter In The Air show that she is a good enough singer to make a good impression with the softer songs. 10 STARS

Pink has always had a bad habit of sounding extremely impressed with herself, especially when racked by the kind of self-doubt and graced by the strai...

Pink’s Funhouse is rife with promise: post-divorce, it’s Pink’s time to party, and as lead single “So What” shows, she’s going to do it on her own ter...

Few stars as intelligent as Pink have had as cretinising an influence on pop culture - neither Avril Lavigne's plastic-punk brattiness nor Katy Perry'...

It's hard to believe now that when Pink first emerged on the music scene back in 2000 her record label had her moulded as the next big R&B star. Her d...

It's no surprise that the recent divorce of America's most soul-baring mainstream singer would yield an emotionally in-your-face radio single. She lou...

Pink wanted to call this album Heartbreak Is a Motherfucker — a fitting title for a record that follows her divorce from pro motocross rider Carey Har...

Dont underestimate Pink. She sells millions, on the back of her genuinely felt self informed lyrics sung in an un-cleared throaty voice, and her songs...

Pink has been singing about how she can?t be like Britney Spears since back when ?like Britney Spears? was something people wanted to be. On her last ...

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