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The singer's show included throwback hits and tracks from his latest album. By Hannah Dailey Charlie Puth is back on the road. Following the release of his fourth studio album, Whatever’s Clever!, ...

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Charlie Puth is, objectively, busy these days. In October, he released the Phil Collins-indebted “Changes,” the delectable first taste of his fourth album “Whatever’s Clever!,” out today. He chased it ...

Charlie Puth makes what I’d like to call “guilty pleasure pop.” By that, I mean pop music that is sleekly and professionally made, but whose cheugy songwriting would make you a little embarrassed if ...

It's a big month for Charlie Puth: He became a father for the first time on March 13, and his new album, Whatever's Clever, is out on Friday. He tells ABC's On the Red Carpet that he can't wait to go ...

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After teasing some big names who'd be joining him for his upcoming album, Whatever's Clever!, Charlie Puth has released the full track list for the project — and it turns out he's got even more guests ...