Pink

Pink's talent for inciting rock and R&B to make out with each other remains at the forefront here, however, amid bumpy, hypermodern production (read: Funhouse works as well on headphones as it does blared in a sweaty room) the outspoken alpha female sheds her tough chick persona -- sorta. Addressing her divorce from Motocross stud Carey Hart and nearly apologizing for partying a lot (rather than focusing on her abilities to get said party started), Pink pushes herself to a new level of personal revelation. The title cut says it all: "This used to be a funhouse/ But now it's full of evil clowns."

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 Hart. With songwriter Max Martin
chipping in, the rock diva finds ways to make emotional rawness go pop on Funhouse,
turning out silly, catchy funk and supercharged electro. She drinks in the afternoon,
forgets to eat and shows off her feisty side on the arena-ready hit "So What," wh... More >