Vanessa Hudgens keeps it boho-chic for lunch with her beau Austin Butler!
The Princess Switch star and the Switched at Birth actor were seen stepping out on a warm Monday (March 18) in Los Angeles.
Vanessa paired her top with denim shorts, tan and black heels, a straw hat, oval sunglasses, and an assortment of necklaces, while Austin wore a white t-shirt with dark pants, brown lace-up shoes, and a Filson baseball cap.
He carried a big paper bag while Vanessa sipped on her iced coffee and carried a smaller brown bag. The couple was all smiles as they chatted and fed the meter.
“Today we plastered a wall,” Vanessa captioned the Instagram photo below the day before. “Feelin really good about it 😝🎖.”
“Austin said I was brave to wear this while plastering lol but I love when u actually wear clothes for whatever and if a lil paint drips it’s a memory!💁🏻♀️ I only got a teeeeeny little bit on me lol,” she added, along with, “Proud 😉 1st coat. 3 more to go 🤦🏻♀️.”
Joe Jonas takes care of business in the Big Apple!
The Jonas Brothers member was seen out and about on Monday (March 18) in New York City.
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He wore a red sweater with a black Kenzo jacket, pants, and shoes, completing his look with a pair of gold-rimmed shades.
The day before, Joe took to Instagram to post a black and white photo of himself in the recording studio, captioning it, “Anyway, here’s Wonderwall” – a reference to the popular meme.
“Cheers 🍀🌈💰,” he also captioned the Boomerang video below while celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day.
Hailee Steinfeld is back home following the premiere of her movie Bumblebee in Tokyo, Japan!
The Edge of Seventeen star was seen purchasing some items at Pavilions on Sunday (March 17) in Malibu, Calif.
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She kept it comfy in a dark green blouse, rolled-up jeans, a black belt, studded black mules, and oversized red shades.
“Still in awe/still not over this. 🥶💎🦋💍,” she captioned the Instagram video below that same day.
Hailee wore a bright yellow look to the premiere last week.
Kelli Berglund is opening up about her new show, Now Apocalypse, and how fans are reacting to it.
Speaking to Teen Vogue, the 23-year-old actress shared that she’s grateful her fanbase has grown up with her.
“A lot of people, they won’t get it when they watch the show no matter how old they are. You could be 25 and super offended by the show, and 85 and be like, ‘This is the greatest show ever,’ you know. It’s more of just how you interpret it,” she shared.
Kelli adds, “I care about [my fans]. They’re a big reason why I’m here. They made my previous show successful, and I’m so thankful for that. But some people will realize you get older.”
“I think people like to forget that I’m human, and I’m 23 years old now; I’m an adult. They’ve all grown up as well. And the show is fun, it has heart. People will take it for what it is, and the people that want to stick around for it will have a fun ride.”
Now Apocalypse is now airing on Starz.
Free Rein will have a new face when season three rolls around, as Seth Carr has joined the Netflix series.
The young star, who you might recognize from Black Panther, will be a series regular on the show as Aaron, a cowboy enthusiast who can easily be distracted and this often gets him into trouble (via Deadline).
If you don’t know, the long-running show starring Jaylen Barron and Freddy Carter, centers on American girl Zoe, who spends the summer at her mom’s childhood home on an island off the coast of the UK, where she bonds with a mysterious horse.
The third season will be premiering later this summer on the streaming network.
Miley Cyrus tearfully paid tribute to her late friend Janice Freeman while speaking at a memorial service for the former The Voice contestant on Monday (March 18).
Two weeks ago, Janice tragically passed away at the young age of 33. She was a contestant on Miley‘s team during season 13 of the NBC series.
“Before we sing this song for Janice, I just want to clear up a rumor. I was never her coach, ever, she was always mine,” Miley said in her tearful speech at the memorial, which was streamed live on Facebook. “I’ve learned more from her than anyone that I’ve ever gotten the honor to be in the room with, not just vocally, I should’ve gotten more lessons than I did, but she taught me everything that I know about love.”
“And, to be here, and I had planned on singing a song for her, but just losing her is just too much for me,” she continued. “So my dad’s gonna take care of this for me. But, I’ll always be your sister, I’m here for you, and I’m here for your family, and Janice I’ll miss you more than I could ever say. So, my dad is going to do this for me.”
Billy Ray Cyrus sang “Amazing Grace” in Miley‘s place, but she joined in for a little.
You can watch the moment at the 1:03:29 mark in the video below.
