ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月7日 11時22分

It’s been nearly 2 decades since her debut, but @P!nk（ピンク） has never faded away. Now, she’s releasing her 7th solo album, “Beautiful Trauma.” Our reporter @joecoscarelli visited #Pink at her home a few blocks from the beach in Venice, California, for a home-cooked dinner. “The domestic scene ... was disarmingly unpolished: an entryway cluttered with roller skates, stuffed animals, kites and bike helmets; a chicken in the oven; and the singer’s second child, the 9-month-old Jameson, making only a moderate mess with his spoon-fed mush,” he writes. This is the life of a well-adjusted veteran star. Over the years, @P!nk（ピンク） hasn’t melted down or ever really gone away, a fact she owes to never having been “the one.” Generally more brash, more aggressive and more androgynous than her contemporaries, the 38-year-old has managed to become a populist stalwart known for her self-esteem anthems. Her career has also provided a blueprint for the female pop-outsider archetype, a role she claimed explicitly in 2001, when she sang: “Tired of being compared to damn Britney Spears/She’s so pretty/That just ain’t me.” Visit the link in our profile to read the full interview, and to see more photos by @elizabethrweinberg.

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