Hilary Duff released a new single, "CATastrophe," for the upcoming Cat in the Hat film soundtrack on Oct. 2, alongside a music video. The 39-year-old singer and actress co-wrote the song with her husband, Matthew Koma. yahoo
What the song is about: Duff described it as the feeling of your whole world being picked up and moved somewhere else without anyone asking first. She said she wanted it to be honest about that feeling while staying fun enough to turn up in the car.
The video: It shows Duff finding the Cat in the Hat's red and white striped hat in her moving boxes, then stepping into a colorful Dr. Seuss-inspired world.
Who wrote it: Duff wrote it with Koma, Madison Love, and Brian Phillips, with Koma and Phillips also producing.
Release dates: The song will be on the soundtrack, due Oct. 30. The CG-animated film, with Bill Hader voicing the Cat, opens in theaters Nov. 6.
What's next for Duff: Her Lucky Me Tour has been extended through 2027.
For parents looking for family-friendly entertainment this fall, it's a bright, playful pick, and its message about handling sudden change with joy is one many families will relate to.
