Sabrina talked with and did an at-home photoshoot for Teen Vogue. She talked about her latest movies, Work It, The Short History of the Long Road, and The Hate U Give. Photos from the photo shoot have been added to the gallery. The full interview can be read by clicking “continue reading”.

Sabrina Carpenter on Her Career, from “Girl Meets World” to “Work It”. Sabrina Carpenter stars in the new Netflix rom-com “Work It”, and she looks back on her Disney Channel days.

The week that I called up Sabrina Carpenter to discuss her new Netflix rom-com Work It, a scene from her days on the Disney Channel series Girl Meets World was circulating on Twitter, where people were dragging it for its portrayal of communism.

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Sabrina did an interview and photoshoot over the phone for The Laterals. Photos from the photoshoot have been added to the gallery and the full interview can be read by clicking “continue reading”.

On a straight-shot phone line, with nearly 3,000 miles of distance, two strangers gather for a conversation. If looking at a map, the abstract, unseeable wire feels like one of those playful phones kids make at camp. Built from a string of cotton and two plastic cups, tied together—with a hole in the center, ensuring clarity and connection. The reality is, neither of us on the phone is the appropriate age for camp. We’ve long passed the age-mark. But, in a time where the current norm is to refrain from enjoying the company of your regular cohorts, and the situations that grant you the freedom and opportunity to meet someone new, this gathering feels like meeting a new friend at camp. My new camp friend is Sabrina Carpenter, 21 years young, living in the San Fernando Valley, a Los Angeles suburb, made famous by the popular 1983 film ‘Valley Girl’ starring Deborah Foreman in the titular role. Carpenter, born in Pennsylvania, may not have totally grown up in the Valley—but she has that, hold for necessary cliche, Girl Next Door vibe to her. If the girl next door was a personable, charming, triple threat with 21 million followers on Instagram. The crazy thing is, in 2020, this is the girl next door.

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