Sabrina Carpenter doesn't know who you are
Once upon a time, singers, actors, models and famous faces were separated from their thousands of wide-eyed admirers by a sheen of black and white Hollywood glamour. People would go to the movies or gather in front of their television screens or spread out large, leafy newspapers to pore over photographs of their favourite star dazzling on the red carpet or sneaking on a suspicious street. They sought scraps of their life to distract from their own but only had access to limited snippets. The em...
