“i love u baby happy anniversary đź’Ť,” Max wrote on his Instagram with a sweet snap from the dinner.
Demi and Max also stopped by the popular eatery for another dinner out earlier this week, just after being spotted sharing cute kisses through their masks!
Nick, Joe and Kevin each took to Instagram to celebrate the one year anniversary of their comeback tour.
“Miss seeing you every night… #HBTMemories,” the JB account shared with a video.
“If you know…. you know… The #HappinessBeginsTour was something special. Thank you to every single person who came out to a show last year. We had the best time being back on stage and traveling together again and we’re so grateful. Love you guys ❤️,” new dad Joe wrote on his account.
“So grateful we all got to experience the @happinessbeginstour together last year. It felt incredible to be back on stage with my brothers and we can’t wait to do it all again. Hope you’re staying well right now and looking forward to making more memories together soon,” Nick captioned his post.
“For me, the @HappinessBeginsTour was a dream come true. That first night in Miami was so special. My girls seeing me on stage is a memory I’ll hold onto forever. Thank you guys so much for everything and can’t wait to see you all again,” Kevin said on his Instagram.
The Happiness Begins Tour was their first tour back together as a band in six years. They also released the Happiness Continues concert film, which is available on Prime Video!
Sabrina Carpenter‘s new movie Work It is out on Netflix TODAY (August 7)!
While promoting the film, the 21-year-old star revealed that she actually didn’t even learn some of the choreography.
Sabrina‘s character Quinn Ackerman has zero dance experience and quite frankly is bad at dancing, and to make that authentic, Sabrina just rolled with it and didn’t learn some of the moves.
“I will say that for this movie specifically, I often did not fully learn the return,” she told Buzzfeed. “But it was on purpose, so that [it would look like] I didn’t…know what I was doing. That was a sure way to look terrible.”
“[Like] the audition scene for The Thunderbirds, I literally had no idea what I was doing…the two girls they placed in front of me were literally what I was going off of, so I was always a count behind,” she added.
Work It is now available to stream on Netflix and we have to say, it’s really good! Check out some stills from the film in the gallery…
Zendaya is sharing a little update on the status of the second season of Euphoria.
In her new InStyle cover feature, the 23-year-old actress and star of the show said that it needs to be safer before resuming filming.
“I do miss Rue. She’s like my little sister in a lot of ways. And going back to that character is a home base for me,” Zendaya said.
“There is a beautiful second season that has been written, but in order to do it the way we want to do it, we need to wait until it’s safer,” she continued. “There is an idea to do a couple of bridge episodes that can be shot safely but aren’t necessarily part of Season 2. So, hopefully, we will be able to do those in the coming months. I can’t wait.”
Production on Euphoria was just about to start filming, but like many shows, was shut down earlier this year due to the pandemic.
It’s official – TikTok now has 44 days to find a new owner to continue operations in the United States.
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday (August 6) to effectively ban the video app.
“TikTok automatically captures vast swaths of information from its users, including Internet and other network activity information such as location data and browsing and search histories,” the order states. “This data collection threatens to allow the Chinese Communist Party access to Americans’ personal and proprietary information — potentially allowing China to track the locations of Federal employees and contractors, build dossiers of personal information for blackmail, and conduct corporate espionage.”
Alex and Alan Stokes are facing serious charges after being arrested.
The 23-year-old YouTubers uploaded a prank video where they pretended to be bank robbers.
The twins were “dressed all in black, wearing ski masks, and carrying duffle bags full of cash as they pretended they had just robbed a bank while their videographer filmed this,” according to an Orange County Office of the District Attorney press release.
“They ordered an Uber and when they got in the vehicle the Uber driver, who was unaware of the prank, refused to drive them. A bystander witnessed this, believing the two men had just robbed a bank and were attempting to carjack the Uber driver.”
“These were not pranks,” Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said. “These are crimes that could have resulted in someone getting seriously injured or even killed. Law enforcement officers are sworn to protect the public and when someone calls 911 to report an active bank robbery they are going to respond to protect lives. Instead, what they found was some kind of twisted attempt to gain more popularity on the internet by unnecessarily putting members of the public and police officers in danger.”
Now, both Alan and Alex were both arrested and each charged with “one felony count of false imprisonment effected by violence, menace, fraud, or deceit and one misdemeanor count of falsely reporting an emergency in connection with the October 15, 2019 pranks.”
They could face up to a maximum of four years in prison if convicted.
