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Disney+ has unveiled its list of new films and series coming in February!

The streaming service recently announced the titles that will hit the platform from late January through February.

Highlights include Disney’s 2019 version of The Lion King, Toy Story 4, a new Toy Story short film called Lamp Life (focused on Bo Peep after the events of Toy Story 2), Splash, The Sandlot, Descendants 3, and more.

See the full list below!

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Demi Lovato is getting candid about being a child star.

The “Sorry Not Sorry” crooner shared her thoughts in a recent interview with Zane Lowe on New Music Daily on Apple Music’s Beats 1.

“I’ll be at the beach and someone’s taking a picture of me in my bathing suit without asking,” she said. “It’s kind of like, people are like, ‘Well, you asked for this life.’ And it’s like, ‘Okay, first of all, I was seven or eight when I decided I wanted to do Barney and Friends.’ No seven or eight year old can fully comprehend what life is going to come with being on television. No child can comprehend that. No adult can comprehend that.”

“And then you add social media, which came about when I was about 15,” she continued. “Millions of people comment about your body, about the way you look, your skin, your talent, who you’re dating, who you’re friends with, who you’re feuding with—and you’re just like, ‘Can I be a teenager?’ Like… Nope.”

“So yeah, I feel like I’ve definitely had a weird life, and yes, it was my choice, but I also wasn’t expecting for it to be what it is today,” Demi Lovato added. “I think even the idea of celebrity is completely different than the idea of celebrity 20, 30 years ago. Celebrities could be themselves and not—Paparazzi wasn’t huge. Not since like the Britney Spears days where like they started hounding her. It wasn’t a thing really until those days.”

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Sabrina Carpenter is speaking out about the past actions of “someone she has associated with.”

The “Sue Me” singer took to Twitter on Saturday (January 25) to voice her concerns.

“Hello friends, I realized there’s simply no way to have the truth be perceived the way you want,” she wrote. “Some of you will believe me, some of you won’t, so I have to accept that. But I am so terribly sorry that someone I have associated with had some things in the past to make you question my character in the present. I didn’t know them at that time. That is not who I know them to be now.”

She continued, “I’m sorry some of you felt personally victimized, I understand if you were hurt or confused but, as it wasn’t my actions, I didn’t feel it was my place to explain, other than what I’ve already said which is, I’m not in support of those past actions.”

“Nothing I say will be the right exact thing to fully make you happy or understand the situation but I hope you know none of us will ever grow if we don’t allow others a chance to grow,” she added.

“I am a little tired of walking on eggshells, and I miss talking to you guys,” she wrote. “It just recently felt less like talking/listening to each other and more just attacking/assuming. So that’s where I had to step back for health reasons. Not to ignore or avoid but simply to process. There are real people behind these screens. With so much more going on than what you see. Please remember that.”

“I love you all so much,” Sabrina Carpenter finished. “I really hope you know that. This also probably won’t be the last time I do something that annoys you cause I’m human. But I sure will always remain firm in my beliefs of acceptance, equality, and love. I hope you will trust that in me. If not, I wish you all the happiness in the world on your own singular (no pun intended) journeys. See you this year w/ lots of exciting news n things.”

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Max & Harvey are showing off their dance moves!

The English singing duo posted a fun new video on Instagram on Saturday (January 25).

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In it, they share their cover of “Godzilla” by Eminem featuring the late rapper Juice WRLD, putting their vocals and dancing skills on display in their bathroom.

“Yes we filmed this in a bathroom,” Max & Harvey captioned the clip. “Yes we’re trying to be edgy. Yes we can’t dance.”

They added, “And yes Max made the track or something. Pls let us know what you want us to cover next x.”

Watch below!

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Daniella Monet is getting real about mom life!

The Victorious actress opened up to fans on Instagram on Friday (January 24).

“AM -> PM,” she captioned the two photos below. “Not gonna sugarcoat it, I’m spent. every bit of me.
becoming a mom is like a bootcamp that never ends, lol. physically, mentally, and emotionally I’m being tested daily. man, there are so many special moments I wouldn’t trade for absolutely anything, but I’d be lying if I said this wasn’t the hardest most rewarding job I’ve ever had.”

“Moms, you’re not alone,” she continued. “We’re not all polished instagram families that have it all figured out. I promise that when it is hard, I won’t pretend it’s not because that’s just not fair.”

“I’ll end with this because it just made me literally LOL,” she added. “@gaftonguy just asked me if I need him to pick anything up from Arizona or Hawaii. 💀.”

Daniella Monet and her fiance Andrew Gardner are parents to their 3-month-old son Gio.

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