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The Funhouse tour is the first time Pink has headlined one in the US. Jeff Fusco / Getty Images / Gallo Images The autobiographical style of Pink's songwriting has put her turbulent personal life in the public domain.

INTERNATIONAL star Pink's show at Swansea's Liberty Stadium will be a boost to the economy and put the city on the live music map, according to business leaders.

Pink has revealed that she is in no hurry to start recording her next studio album.

Let the rock-off begin! Just days after the track listing and 30-second samples of Adam Lambert's For Your Entertainment were revealed, the tracks and talent roster for fellow "American Idol" alum Allison Iraheta's Just Like You have been unveiled.

FEISTY rock chick Pink is playing Coventry's Ricoh Arena next summer, the Telegraph can reveal.

Pop star Pink was surprised to be asked for ID to get into her own dressing room before a gig in Britain.

PINK'S Funhouse certainly lived up to its name last night as Sheffield Arena was turned into a one-night-only circus with everyone's favourite outrageous blonde as the ringmaster.

AFTER being the most exciting thing to happen to the Liverpool MTV Awards last year and two major shows back in April, it seems that Pink just can't keep away from the Echo Arena.

The runners up for the sexiest video were: 2. Shakira - She Wolf 3. JLS - Beat Again 4. Girls Aloud - Untouchable 5. Kylie - Spinning Around 6. Rihanna - Umbrella 7. Ciara feat.

Madonna's 'Hung Up' has been awarded the gong for least sexy music video of all time.

PINK eventually got the party started at Glasgow's SECC last night - after keeping her crowd waiting for more than 40 minutes.

Madonna looks like something that punched out of a grave in spandex and glitter, so it's no surprise that her video Hung Up was voted " Least Sexiest Music Video Of All Time " by the users of the music video website Muzu.tv. Ten Least Sexy Music Videos 1. Madonna a ' Hung up 2. Lady Ga Ga - Poker Face 3. Spice Girls - Wannabe 4. Pink - Get the ...

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'W ho needs Madonna anymore?" That's what New York Times critic Jon Pareles told me with a smile immediately after we'd witnessed Pink's sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden this month.

Pink brought her Funhouse tour to a sold out Madison Square Garden Monday night and gave an explosive show that had the whole arena rocking.

I figured Pink 's sold out stop at Madison Square Garden for her Funhouse tour would mostly consist of the LGBT community, but who knew so many damn tatted moms sans their daughters were into the pop rocker? Well, after Pink opened with AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" and descended from the rafters in true rock star form, I got it.

The job description for a pop star keeps expanding: songwriter, singer, bandleader, dancer, video actress, fashion plate.

Tis' the season for carnivals, or more specifically, Pink's Funhouse and Britney Spears' Circus and their corresponding tours.

A few weeks ago, as I sat in Radio City Music Hall watching Pink dangle upside down from a trapeze bar some 60 feet above my head, risking life and limb while positively nailing the chorus of "Sober" - the smart, stunning song she co-wrote with "American Idol" judge Kara DioGuardi - I sort of realized something: Pink is totally underrated.

After opening act the Ting Tings roused the audience with their peppy hits, Pink's set began with a video that showed her watching television.