If you’re a fan of Ian‘s show The Vampire Diaries, you have less than a week to binge the series again on Netflix as its leaving the streaming service on March 1.
Congratulations are in order for Zendaya as she just landed the role as Lancome‘s new face and she celebrated at two events on Thursday night (February 21) in Los Angeles.
The 22-year-old actress was unveiled as the new face at an afternoon event with fellow Lancome ambassadresses Lupita Nyong’o and Taylor Hill.
Later on that night, Zendaya continued the celebrations while attending Vanity Fair and Lancome’s Toast to Women in Hollywood for Oscars week.
FYI: Zendaya is wearing a David Koma look at the unveiling event. Lupita is wearing an Alex Perry dress. Taylor is wearing an Azzaro top and metallic pants.
Here’s the cover we didn’t know we needed, but we’re so glad to have – Nick Jonas singing “Shallow” from the Oscar-nominated movie A Star Is Born!
The 26-year-old singer took to Instagram to share a video of himself singing the song to celebrate the Oscars. The song has already won awards at the Grammys, the Golden Globes, and the Critics’ Choice Awards.
“In honor of Oscar weekend… such a beautiful song,” Nick captioned the video on his Instagram account. He also added that his wife Priyanka Chopra was the videographer.
WHAT DO YOU THINK of Nick Jonas’ version of the song?
Rachel Crow has released the music video for her song “Up All Night” and she’s opening up about how she’s embracing her body after initially being upset with how she looked in the video.
The 21-year-old singer told Nylon that she hated the video’s initial edit. She said, “I was down and out; crying, and I wasn’t even angry… I thought I looked really amazing on the day [of shooting], I saw the monitors. I couldn’t believe that I looked like that in front of people or that anyone saw that angle of me all day. I was mortified and embarrassed.”
In a world full of pressure where young people try to look like models and social media stars, Rachel is sharing how she learned to love herself.
“We need to stop looking at these beautiful women [on social media] who are editing themselves for this version of something we’ll never be able to touch. We’re not trying to get there. We’re just trying to be 100 percent ourselves,” she said.
“I’m really short, and my legs are maybe two feet long,” she added with a laugh. “And that’s okay, because that’s who I am. I just want people to see that I’m proud of myself for this, and I want them to feel proud of themselves.”
To read what Rachel had to say about the inspiration for the song, visit
