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Shawn Mendes is getting in a little exercise.

The 21-year-old singer went for a walk around the block on Saturday afternoon (May 30) in Coral Gables, Fla.

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Later that day, Shawn took to Instagram to share a statement regarding the death of George Floyd.

“I’ve been trying to find the right words for days. I feel sick to my stomach,” Shawn wrote. “Hearing the sound of his voice crying for help is bone chilling and it f–king breaks my heart. I’m so sorry that this injustice keeps happening. I can’t imagine what life dealing with racism so constantly is like. As a white person, I not only recognize that this is a problem but that I am part of the problem.”

Shawn continued: “That it has long due been time to only ‘not accept’ racism, but to become anti-racist. That all of us that are in the majority, can’t sit idle any longer while the minority are suffering. It’s time for ALL humans to demand change. This needs to be EVERYONES fight. We need to start to really listen to & help amplify black voices. To make their struggles known and to reject racism. It’s time to take action on that feeling in your heart that knows how wrong this is. This can NOT be the world our children of the future live in. The time for change is long overdue & we can’t rest until change is what we get.”

Hailey Bieber heads into a medical building for a skincare appointment on Friday (May 29) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 23-year-old model stepped out in an all-black and edgy outfit, that included a black shirt, leather pants, and the Air Jordan Retro 1 High “Union Los Angeles Blue Toe” shoes.

Hailey took to Instagram that day to demand justice for George Floyd.

“It’s heartbreaking that we’re honoring yet another life that was lost due to the violence and racism our country displays far too often. To say that racism is alive today would be a gross understatement, and to say that white privilege doesn’t exist is ignorance at its finest,” Hailey captioned an illustration of Floyd.

“We live in a country that denies the same freedom and rights to someone based on the color of their skin… black men, women and children are being MURDERED because of the color of their skin while white men, women and children majority of the time receive a slap on the wrist at best. I am tired, I’m angry, I’m sad, and I will not stay quiet. Changes need to be made, and people need to be behind bars for their actions.. Rest In Peace George Floyd,” she added.

Billie Eilish is done with hearing anyone saying the phrase “All Lives Matter” and she is slamming that movement in a new essay that she wrote following the murder of George Floyd.

Floyd was an unarmed black man who was killed after a police officer kneeled on his neck for nearly nine minutes during an arrest.

“I’ve been trying to take this week to figure out a way to address this delicately. I have an enourmous [sic] platform and I try really hard to be respectful and take time to think through what I say and how I say it… But holy f–king shit I’m gonna just start talking,” Billie began the essay on Instagram.

She continued, “If I hear one more person say ‘aLL liVeS maTtEr’ one more f–king time I’m gonna lose my f–king mind. Will you shut the f–k uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup???? No one is saying your life doesn’t matter. No one is saying your life is not hard.”

Near the end of the letter, she pointed out the purpose of the Black Lives Matter movement.

“The slogan #BlackLivesMatter does not mean other lives don’t. It’s calling attention to the fact that society clearly thinks black lives don’t fucking matter!!!!! And they fucking do!!!!!” she said.

Make sure to also read what Billie said in response to Trump‘s tweets about the protests.

To read the full essay that Billie wrote, see the screencaps on

Troye Sivan is opening up about how BTS ended up recording a song that he co-wrote.

The 24-year-old actor and singer recently shared the story of how the song came about.

“My writing crew, the crew that I wrote ‘Youth’ with, the crew that I wrote ‘Bite’ with, the crew that I wrote so many of my songs with… The first song we ever, ever, ever wrote together, at the time, it was called ‘Hologram Hearts.’ Terrible, terrible title, and we wrote it and I was like, ‘Oh cool, I actually really like writing with these people. This was really fun.’ So we kept writing, the next time we wrote was when we wrote ‘Youth’ or something like that, and we sat on this song for like six years, ‘Hologram Hearts’, completely, completely forgot about it,” Troye dished.

“Somehow, it got into the hands of the BTS boys who I love, and they loved the song. They were like, ‘Wait, we’re gonna cut this.’ And I freaked out, quickly tried to learn Korean, failed miserably,” he continued. “Somebody translated it, and I guess they changed some lyrics and stuff like that, and now it’s called ‘Louder Than Bombs’, but I didn’t hear it until it was out in the world. So I was like, ‘Oh!’ At midnight or whenever that album came out, and refreshing, refreshing with the rest of the world, because everyone is obsessed, as they should be, and now I have a song on a BTS album, and I’m really excited about it, and I love it. And they sound SO good, so much better than I ever sounded on that song. So I’m happy.”

The other writers Troye is referring to are his friends Allie X, Leland and Bram Inscore.

Listen to “Louder Than Bombs” below!

Billie Eilish is calling out President Donald Trump for his disappointing tweets about the protests in Minneapolis, Minnesota which happened on Thursday (May 28).

The 18-year-old Grammy winner shared a screenshot of the President’s tweets with her fans, and her scathing reaction about them.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Billie Eilish

“Are you dead f***ing serius????” she first asked, added a lot of question marks to the question.

Billie added to her reaction, “EAT A HUGE F***ING D*** AND CHOKE ON IT.”

See her full reaction HERE!

She isn’t the only one to call out Trump‘s tweets about the situation, which started after George Floyd was murdered by a police officer this week.

Taylor Swift also called him out earlier in the day about his words, vowing that “we will vote you out in November.”

Drake Bell got into character in a recent TikTok video!

The 33-year-old actor and singer has been watching his old shows back and reacting to them on the video app.

In one video, he watched a scene from The Amanda Show where his character Kyle Rostensan talks about a spider.

“Wait til the end,” Drake captioned the clip. At the end, it shows him dressed as Kyle and he goes, “What?” and laughs just like the character.

Another video Drake has done is show the closed captions to the Drake & Josh theme song, where it shows the wrong lyric and he corrects it.

He’s also worn the same shirt and put his hair how it was on Drake & Josh and recreated a line from the episode he was watching.

Follow Drake on TikTok at @drakebell to see all of his funny throwback videos!

You can now stream Hairspray Live!

The NBC live musical is available for free on the The Shows Must Go On! YouTube page.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has been making many shows available to watch for a weekend at a time on the channel, and earlier in May, he went online and provided a live commentary during the Cats stream.

Hairspray Live aired on NBC on December 7, 2016. It brought in 9.05 million viewers, with a ratings share of 2.3 in the 18–49 demographic, and a 5.9 overnight household rating.

The live musical starred Ariana Grande, Dove Cameron, Garrett Clayton, Derek Hough, Kristin Chenoweth, Harvey Fierstein, Jennifer Hudson, Martin Short, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Ephraim Sykes, and Maddie Baillio, with Sean Hayes, Rosie O’Donnell and Billy Eichner.

The stream will be over at 2pm EDT on Sunday (May 31), and is unfortunately not available in LATAM, CEE and Asia due to rights restrictions.