Demi Lovato’sgetting ready to put on her dancing shoes. Lovato’s new album,Dancing With the Devil… “The documentary is something that I poured my heart and soul into. “I wrote the song to let my sister know I’m always there for her.” The documentary, meanwhile, has no performances in it, only snippets of her singing. Lovato also discussed her dislike of the idea of role models, which carries with it unattainable expectations....

The singer opens up about key tracks from her new album, out April 2. “Demi says the best place to listen to the album is in the car.” is a moving target that eventually lands onDancing With the Devil… Demi Lovato.Lauren Dukoff for EW The Art of Starting Over. Here are some highlights fromDancing With the Devil… “We all know she’s such a powerhouse singer,” Tranter says. “But I love getting to see the other side of her that really shows us that vulnerability....

This is real, this is me, this is exactly whereDemi Lovatos supposed to be. She joins Ferrell andRachel McAdams, who will star as aspiring Icelandic musicians Lars Erickssong and Sigrit Ericksdottir. Lovatos casting comes a day afterLegionstarDan Stevenswas added to the film. Credit: Ari Perilstein/Getty Images The movie reunites Ferrell, who is also co-writing and producing, with longtime collaborator Adam McKay. The film is currently in production in the U.K. and Iceland....

An exclusive sneak peek at the pop star’s forthcoming video. Lovatorecently spoketo EW about the process of recording a song that delved into her past addictions. “That’s important to give people, too.” Demi Lovato.Angelo Kritikos Check out more behind-the-scenes pics from the music video below. Her new album,Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over, drops Friday. Angelo Kritikos Angelo Kritikos Angelo Kritikos Angelo Kritikos Angelo Kritikos Angelo Kritikos

Demi Lovatocut off her long locks in November and it led to some surprising results. The singer and actress said the haircut helped her heal amid her ongoing recovery from an eating disorder andaddiction. “I just feel so free,” Lovato said in a recent interview onThe Ellen Degeneres Show. “I feel more authentic to who I am. I also feel like I used to hide behind my hair. It would cover my body....

“People didn’t get the full story and they didn’t see how bad it was. The docuseries alsofeatures the songstress revealingshe was sexually assaulted by her drug dealer the night of her overdose. “And I didn’t expect to be that honest on camera. Demi Lovato in docuseries ‘Dancing With the Devil’.YouTube Originals “The only person that was really hesitant was Dani [Vitale]. “Even now, Demi feels lighter knowing this is coming....

The star has been open about their struggles with substance and approach to sobriety. Demi Lovatois taking a new approach to sobriety. Lovato explained their decision in their 2020 documentaryDemi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil. Demi Lovato/Instagram But now they’ve decided to leave “California” behind. “I no longer support my ‘California sober’ ways,” Lovato wrote on their Instagram story Thursday. “Sober sober is the only way to be.” Representatives for Lovato didn’t immediately respond to EW’s request for further comment....

The Art of Starting Over. To make it, she had to rethink everything. Like a lot of us living through this past year, time moves differently now forDemi Lovato. Demi Lovato.Lauren Dukoff for EW “I can’t predict what my needs are going to be in 10 minutes,” she says. “And I can’t predict what they’ll be 10 days from now.” And she’s okay with that. Demi Lovato.Lauren Dukoff for EW...

Are these serving members of my community?' And if not, how can we reimagine those things to better serve people who are most vulnerable?" Ignoring them hurts everyone. “I think a nonbinary lens offers clarity and truth,” Sugar says. “This is a way that people have been since people existed. We see this everywhere through time, all around the world. “Once I found that courage to be open with everyone, it’s been an interesting journey…...

It’s X-Men meets horror. Let’s unpack the biggest moments. At this point, she doesn’t know it. 20th Century FOX So, she’s forced to face her own worst fear: a memory of fire and mayhem. What’s up, doc? Bedtime scares The spirit of Sienkiewiczs images is alive and well. 20th Century FOX Boone transposes some of this imagery in the context of the film. “You’re not alone. Dani isn’t the first mutant to find herself at this facility....

The newDunefilm covers the first half of Herbert’s original novel, andDune: Part Twowill tackle the rest. “I always envisioned three movies,” Villeneuve says. to honor it, I think you would need at least three movies. Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya, Javier Bardem, and Timothée Chalamet in ‘Dune’.Chia Bella James/Warner Bros. That would be the dream. To follow Paul Atreides and his full arc would be nice." As Herbert readers know, the world ofDunegets stranger with every book....

Dennis Quaidhas a pet podcast. The podcast launched July 14 and is hosted by Quaid and writer Jimmy Jellinek. Here, Quaid along with his miniature bulldog, Peaches! Credit: Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty What made you want to venture into podcasts? It was the No. 2 music podcast of last year. We want to be the YouTube of podcasts. It’s a very exciting time for podcasts right now. So why specifically did you want to do a pet show, and why now?...

“We can’t hide what’s coming. “This is a beautiful love story about these young people. What drew you to this story? Denzel Washington and Dana Canedy with ‘A Journal for Jordan’ leads Michael B. Jordan and Chanté Adams.Gotham/GC Images DANA CANEDY:[Laughs] I was wondering, who do you ask? WASHINGTON:Yeah I asked if I could, and here we are. Dana, how involved were you in making the film? Michael B. Jordan and Chanté Adams embrace in ‘A Journal for Jordan....