The former Thundermans actress and powerhouse singer is actually filming a movie in Alabama and won’t even be in the state for tomorrow’s annual show.
“Bummed I’m gonna miss this year’s [show],” Kira wrote on her Instagram Stories this week.
The project Kira is working on is called SuperCool, and while we don’t know what it’s about at the moment, it does star a ton of cool people including Damon Wayans Jr, Odessa Adlon, and Jake Short.
The song features a sample of The Pixies’ “Where Is My Mind?.” Written by Kailee, “Headcase” was inspired by Kailee’s struggles with her mental health and bipolar disorder.
“When I wrote this song, I knew I wanted a strong female artist like Hayley on the track to not only represent the LGBTQ community, but to help translate the idea of owning your issues,” Kailee said.
“I’m such a fan of Kailee’s music, and when she sent me ‘Headcase’ I really connected with the song right away,” Hayley added. “I was in a dark place of figuring out my own mental health at the time, and I related so much to the lyrics. That’s such a normal feeling, like you’re going crazy sometimes and can’t quite make sense of your emotions. It just felt like a perfect song for us to collaborate on.”
Listen below! You can also download “Headcase” on iTunes.
Pia Mia keeps it chic in a cute zebra dress and fish purse while out with some friends for dinner at Poppy in Los Angeles on Thursday night (March 21).
The 22-year-old actress and singer just debuted her new song, “Bitter Love”, which will be featured in her upcoming movie, After.
“Bitter Love Fact: Everyone I have ever played the song for has placed it at the top of all songs I have EVER made or released,” Pia wrote on Twitter this week about the track.
She adds, “It has always been mine, my friends & entire teams fave. I can’t wait for u to love it. There’s nothing like Bitter Love, that’s why I’ve loved it so 💗.”
Naomi Scott hides under the giant hood of her coat while arriving back at LAX airport in Los Angeles on Thursday (March 21).
The 23-year-old actress recently spoke to USA Today about Jasmine’s new song in the upcoming live-action movie, Aladdin.
The track is called “Speechless,” with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.
Naomi calls the power ballad a very emotional “belter. It’s a punch in the face. Let’s put it this way, it’s the hardest song I’ve ever sung in my entire life.”
She adds that the song is very timely, as well, with it being about Jasmine finding her own voice and the courage to speak out for her people.
“I mean, how timely is that? (Jasmine’s) not perfect. She doesn’t get it right all the time. It’s just showcasing that she gets to a point where, ‘It’s not going to be easy and I may lose this fight, but I need to step up.’”
“I’m incredibly connected to it, but I really do feel like it’s going to touch upon some things and hopefully speak to young girls out there. That’s my aim, always,” Naomi added.
The couple, who met on while competing on American Idol in season 1 on ABC, revealed their engagement with People magazine.
“I did not see this coming,” Gabby shared with People about how Cade proposed while they revisited the room where they first met during their Idol days.
She added about her first impression of Cade, “I thought he was cute, but I didn’t think there was going to be anything that came out of it.
“Her love for God — that rocked my world from the start,” Cade added. “Her humility and who she is as a woman is wrapped up in her beliefs in God. Having that pushes you to want to be humble and want to live a life like Christ. She’s absolutely captivating. I’ve known for quite a while that I want to spend my life with her. I could literally stare in her eyes for a million years and could not get tired of that.”
On not getting a part onFriendsand then refusing to watch sisterDakota Fanningon the show: “I had an [audition] to be on Friends once. I might be remembering this wrong but I think I was gonna be one of Phoebe’s triplets. I auditioned for it but I didn’t get it and I was like, ‘I’m boycotting the show, I’m never watching this again.’ Then my sister was on it [Dakota appeared in the final series] and I refused to watch the episode. I was like, ‘I am not watching this!’”
On how she grew up ‘play acting’ with Dakota: “My sister and I would play these elaborate scenes around the house. Like birthing scenes… I would be the baby, coming out… Crazy stuff like that. We were doing it for ourselves; we weren’t, like, ‘Oh, Mom and Dad, sit down and we’re gonna perform for you.’ That was how we played.”
On how she hopes Aurora in Maleficent is a positive role model, and why it’s OK to embrace femininity: “I want Aurora to be a character that [girls] can look up to, who’s strong and all that. But Angelina [Jolie] and I were talking about this: Maleficent, of course, has the dark side, and Aurora is the one who loves pink and is the light and she’s not afraid to be feminine. I think it’s beautiful that I get to represent [someone] who is strong in her beliefs, but is also unwavering in staying true to herself. I wear dresses the whole time throughout the film… I don’t have a moment where I burst into armor, you know what I mean? There’s nothing wrong with loving your feminine side. I think as women we should really love that part of us.”
