Publicity

Sue Harris

Cate Blanchett is the tranquil eye of the storm in the video for Sparks' The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte - the first single from the band's 26th studio album.Directed by Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks&nbsp;and&nbsp;Richie Starzec, the video&nbsp;sees actress Cate Blanchett show off some impressive moves in a re-worn yellow Stella McCartney suit, flanked by the Mael Brothers.&nbsp;Deadpan and expressionless throughout, this is in stark contrast to the dramatic performances&nbsp;audiences have come to expect from Blanchett - and that is the utter genius of this concept.Her movement is a direct reaction to the fun track - bouncy, bonkers and energetic - and the whole thing feels like a contemporary&nbsp;art installation. An absurd moment in time that you have to see to believe.&nbsp;

United States

Ron Mael

Russell Mael

Richie Starzec

Adam Chase Cohen

Emmi Joutsi

Cate Blanchett

art pop

Sparks 'The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte' by Ron Mael, Russell Mael, Richie Starzec

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Janet Devlin's latest video, directed by regular collaborator Katya Ganfield, combines intimacy with the great outdoors, as the singer-songwriter reflects upon her life while out riding on her trusty steed through gorgeous countryside.The video for Better Now is the fourth directed by Ganfield for Devlin, and while the song refers to a subject close to Northern Irish singer's&nbsp;heart, the video features two of her greatest passions - horses, and the country&nbsp;and her hometown of Gortin in County Tyrone.