#demi-lovato

#demi-lovato

Global pop star Demi Lovato will perform at the 37th annual GLAAD Media Awards on March 5 in Los Angeles, with actor and producer Jonathan Bennett returning to host a ceremony that will stream exclusively on Hulu later this month, GLAAD announced Monday. The event will spotlight LGBTQ+ representation across film, television, music, and journalism. The Advocate, along with its sister publication, Out, is among the nominees for Outstanding Magazine.

Each episode of 'TikTok In The Mix' sees Jack Coyne of Trackstar sit down with a different artist for a candid chat about their work, their world, and the TikTok trends they've helped ignite. Expect sharp insights, plenty of honesty, and the kind of behind-the-scenes anecdotes that make TikTok today's home of music and culture.

The Jonas Brothers saved Christmas, and now, they're going to save Camp Rock. In the new teaser trailer for the upcoming , the JoBros return to their old stomping grounds 15 years after the alleged Final Jam. "We're back, exactly where we're supposed to be," Shane Gray (Joe Jonas) of Connect 3 declares as they look onto the lake where he once canoe-ddled with Mitchie (Demi Lovato).

Poot originated a decade ago in 2015, when a Photoshopped image of Lovato was posted on Tumblr, with a fictional backstory claiming that the woman in the photo was actually Lovato's twin sister. "She was locked in a basement her whole life. This picture was taken the first time she went outside. Her name is Poot," the former account wrote. From there, the meme took off, with Tumblr users adding to the backstory in subsequent posts and creating Poot fanfiction.

Since its municipal establishment in 2018, Roku City has been a metropolis intermittently besieged by mythical creatures including a kraken, a big robot, and a Godzilla-like kaiju. A new legendary being towers over the famous purple skyline: Demi Lovato. On a roof! The "Cool for the Summer" singer and Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017) star Jumanji 'd herself into the screensaver as the first-ever artist to headline "Live from Roku City."