Unfortunately, Allen's admittedly interesting musings about right vs. wrong and blind worship get washed away by surfy synths that fail to capture the song's impactful lyrics.

Lily Allen uses her sweet voice in her bubbly pop music. But a close listen to the British singer's lyrics reveals a tougher, more opinionated side. On her CD Alright, Still, the MySpace sensation ...

The song isn't an all-out duet: Pink does about 90 percent of the heavy lifting here, and she does a fine job of it. However, Allen's lovely lilting soprano appears in the bridge, and it's a ...

On her new album, ‘No Shame’, Lily does what she’s always done, but in a more introspective way, laying herself - and the changes her life has undergone in the four years since her last ...

— Lily Allen (@lilyallen) October 27, 2015 It's unlike me to discuss this sort of thing so publicly but I wrote this song in his memory when writing something for @panmovie ...

So, we take it you've heard about Lily Allen's new direction by now. No, we don't mean her freshly-dyed blonde hair - though obviously that's very exciting if you like that sort of thing. We're ...

I was listening to the new Lily Allen CD, which I like -- at moments, it gave me a few good belly laughs, along with some insightful lyrics. But I was completely struck with the number of times ...