The 20-year-old Grammy-winning singer/songwriter, one of the world's biggest pop stars, reflects on her path to acting and singing, rocketing to mega-fame during COVID lockdown with "Driver's License" and writing songs for her two albums versus writing a song — "Can't Catch Me Now" — for a film.
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Peter Jackson - 'The Beatles: Get Back'
Remembering Vin Scully (1927-2022)
Quinta Brunson - 'Abbott Elementary'
Bill Hader - 'Barry'
Shirley MacLaine - 'Only Murders in the Building'
Liev Schreiber - 'Ray Donovan: The Movie' [LIVE]
Lizzo - 'Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Grrrls'
Ronan Farrow - 'Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes'
Bill Simmons - 'Music Box'
Selena Gomez - 'Only Murders in the Building'
Tony Nominees Roundtable - Hugh Jackman, Ruth Negga, Mary-Louise Parker, Sam Rockwell & Jesse Williams
Sarah Jessica Parker - 'And Just Like That...' & 'Plaza Suite'
Léa Seydoux - 'Crimes of the Future' & 'One Fine Morning' [LIVE]
Courteney Cox - 'Shining Vale' [LIVE]
Robert & Michelle King - 'Evil' & 'The Good Fight'
Mike Myers - 'The Pentaverate'
Sam Waterston - 'Law & Order,' 'Grace and Frankie' & 'The Dropout'
José Andrés - 'We Feed People'
Elle Fanning - 'The Girl from Plainville' & The Great'
Isabel May - '1883'
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