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Ahead of the Aug. 28 release of her seventh album Good Grief, Sara Bareilles discusses processing grief from the deaths of close friends, her IVF journey, and a more collaborative, producer-light recording approach, alongside a documentary about the making of the album, plans for a fall tour, and a fan grief hotline.
The comedy series "Girls5eva" is a parody of the music industry, following four former members of a 90s girl group as they reunite for a comeback. With a talented cast including Sara Bareilles, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Busy Philipps, and Paula Pell, the show recently moved to Netflix and returned for a new season, offering a binge-worthy and humorous take on the challenges of reentering the music scene.
"Waitress: The Musical," directed by Diane Paulus and Brett Sullivan, is a film adaptation of the Broadway hit that showcases Sara Bareilles's enduring score. While the live capture highlights the musical's themes of liberation, empowerment, and pie, it also exposes flaws in the depiction of power imbalances. Starring Bareilles in the lead role of Jenna, the film follows her journey of escaping an abusive relationship through baking pies. Although some aspects played better on stage, Bareilles's performance anchors the movie and makes it an enjoyable experience.
Singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles reflects on how her involvement in the Broadway musical adaptation of Waitress saved her life and became the centerpiece of her career. As she prepares for the release of a filmed version of the production, Bareilles discusses her struggles with aging in the public eye and the pressure to conform to beauty standards. She emphasizes the importance of embracing oneself and rejecting societal expectations, particularly for women. Bareilles also highlights the relevance of Waitress in addressing reproductive rights and body image issues, reminding audiences to enjoy life's moments and not be burdened by societal baggage.
Meryl Streep's character on Hulu's Only Murders in the Building, Loretta Durkin, will be singing a lullaby from Martin Short's upcoming musical in an episode of the show. The song is written by Sara Bareilles, Benj Pasek, and Justin Paul, leading to speculation about the possibility of Streep playing Evan Hansen in a revival or collaborating with Bareilles on a new musical.
Meryl Streep and Ashley Park's rendition of "Look for the Light" from season three of Only Murders in the Building, written by Sara Bareilles, Benj Pasek, and Justin Paul, has been released on streaming platforms. The song is part of a season three soundtrack featuring new music from Broadway names like Marc Shaiman and an original score by Siddhartha Khosla. Bareilles expressed excitement about collaborating with Streep and praised her musicality, while Pasek and Paul called her a dream collaborator. The new season's storyline revolves around a Broadway murder investigation.
Singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles talks about her experience playing the Baker's Wife in the Broadway revival of Into the Woods, which received six Tony nominations. She also reflects on her love for Waitress, the musical she wrote the songs for, and her anxiety and decision to take medication. Bareilles also discusses her role in the TV comedy Girls5Eva and the challenges of playing a popstar.
"American Idol" Top 5 contestants performed Disney songs with special guests Halle Bailey and Sara Bareilles. The night revealed the three finalists for next week's finale. All five contestants showcased their growth as artists and delivered incredible performances. Halle Bailey's rendition of "Part of Your World" was a standout. The judges and tldrdaily.news ranked the performances from worst to first.