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Ever Anderson shows off her blue hair in her cover feature for Flaunt magazine.

The 12-year-old up and coming actress, who will star in Disney’s new Peter Pan live action film, opened up about why she decided to pursue a career in acting, like her mom Milla Jovovich.

“I like that feeling I get when I’m being someone else. From the first time I got to act in a film, I just loved it,” she told the mag.

“It’s like playing a game—a game that you get to play out with the other actors who are all sharing and pushing you to keep it all going. A lot of kids at my school don’t like role playing anymore, so this is my way to keep playing with other people,” Ever added.

Ever also shared the reason why she decided to dye her hair blue.

“It wasn’t my choice to dye it blue. It was dyed this color for the film I shot last summer,” she said. “I love my character in the film. She will forever have a place in my heart. I am her and she is me and that makes it so special because every time I think of blue I think of her.”

For more from Ever Anderson, head over to Flaunt.com!

Ross Lynch is spilling on which of his Chilling Adventures of Sabrina co-stars he’d love to collaborate with!

The actor opened up during a new interview for A Book Of magazine’s first anniversary special, alongside his brother and The Driver Era bandmate Rocky Lynch.

“Honestly if we were going to collaborate with anybody, it’d probably be one of my castmates, Jasmine Sinclair,” Ross said about his real-life girlfriend. “Just because of the relationship that already exists. That, to us, is more important than the success of somebody. But with that being said, we would be so down to collaborate with pretty much anybody you know.”

On the current direction of The Driver Era, Rocky added, “We’re going with this new album and we’ve been liking this whole feeling that comes when you don’t have a bunch of writers and you don’t have a bunch of producers working on songs. You get the most honest form of music when it’s one person or two people creating. And that’s the case with this album – we’re writing and producing the whole thing. There’s no other people bringing as much of their influence and their energy onto the songs, it’s literally just us.”

For more from Ross and Rocky Lynch, visit ABookOf.us.

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KJ Apa did a hot new photo shoot with WWD and we have all the photos, plus some interview highlights, for you to check out right here!

The 22-year-old actor can currently be seen in the movie I Still Believe, which is available for streaming right now. Here’s what he shared with the mag:

On his career trajectory: “Every time I try and plan my career out, something comes by that completely throws me off, like a faith-based movie. Never did I ever, one, want to do a faith-based movie or two, imagine myself doing one. But that made me realize that it’s not about that. It’s about what inspires you. I hope that I can keep having opportunities to do work on projects that I’m inspired by. I feel like, at the end of the day, if you’re doing that, then you’re winning in life.”

On having to sing in I Still Believe: “The music was also one of the things that had me second guessing myself. I don’t see myself as a singer. Even still I don’t. I was scared to sing. But I was like, ‘F–k it. I’m just going to do it. I’m going to give it a go.’”

On being in the spotlight: “It was [something I saw for myself], which is weird. Not to be famous, but I always knew as a kid that I wasn’t going to be in New Zealand, that I was going to leave at an early age, and that I wasn’t going to do what everyone else was doing.”

Read the full interview now at WWD.com!

Sarah Hyland indulges herself in her new cover shoot for Cosmopolitan‘s May issue, available on April 7!

Here’s what the Modern Family star had to say to the outlet:

On being herself: “What you see is what you get…” which “is most likely a really annoying, loud, opinionated, brash, most-of-the-time-disgusting human creature.”

On her health issues: “I think a lot of people hide their struggles because they don’t want to be seen as weak. They want to seem like everything’s perfect.”

On meeting her fiance Wells Adams: “It’s the most millennial thing in the entire world. I kind of want to gag at it.”

On knowing Wells Adams was the one: “We were talking about what kinds of weddings we wanted four days after we made things official. I hate that typical cliché of ‘when you know, you know,’ but it’s so f–king true. At least it was for me.”

On being self-aware: “I’m aware of everything I need to work on, and I know the steps to get there.” First step: “Look in the mirror and say, ‘B*tch, you got this.’”

For more from Sarah, visit Cosmopolitan.com.

See what Sarah Hyland has been doing amid the current health crisis.

Gigi Hadid is opening up to her famous friends!

The 24-year-old model poses on the April cover of Harper Bazaar, where she was interviewed by friends including Kendall Jenner, Taylor Swift, and more.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Gigi Hadid

Kendall: “What has living on your farm taught you?”

Gigi: “The farm has really made me remember, and bring back to my life, my most simple pleasures. It’s allowed me to fill my days off with the little things that make me happy, like art, gardening, yoga, cooking, being outside, and spending time with my loved ones and animals without having to worry about things like what I’m wearing or how my hair looks, or being photographed or seen that day. Being away from the city and the public eye makes me feel like a kid again, and that freedom has been really healing for me.”

For more from Gigi Hadid and her famous friends, head to HarpersBazaar.com.

Noah Centineo gives the camera a smoldering stare during his HarpersBAZAAR.com‘s men’s digital cover photo shoot.

Here’s what the The Perfect Date star had to say to the outlet:

On the impact of changing his hairstyle: “Some people in my life think that I’ve kind of shifted into a more masculine brooding type. They treat me differently. People are more intimidated. Maybe not intimidated but … a little timid. The buzz cut guy with scars on his face is a little different than, like, long-hair cute boy.”

On his drug use before becoming sober: “There wasn’t really much I wouldn’t do. I never, ever injected anything, which is good. I smoked a lot of things. I was really upset, man. It was a really dark time in my life.”

On living with his mom after his parents’ divorce: “As the 15-year-old living in close quarters with my mom, I felt an obligation to step up and fill a role, fill a position that was vacant at that time, you know, and in doing so, I bristled and I kind of shoved down a lot of emotion.”

On his relationship with his current girlfriend: “It’s the longest relationship I’ve ever been in. She’s very good at monogamy. Actually, I love monogamy too.” On trashing the fantasy of the one-night stand: “Dude, you ever actually have one? Ninety percent of the time, they’re not good.”

For more from Noah Centineo, visit HarpersBAZAAR.com.

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Lili Reinhart looks stunning on one of the covers of Allure‘s March 2020 edition, available on February 18.

Here’s what the Hustlers star had to say to the outlet:

On knowing her worth: “I do know the value that I bring as someone who attracts an audience. And I’m not going to accept less than what I think I’m worth. And it’s okay to fight for what I’m worth.”

On how far she has come and finding confidence: “Three and a half years ago, I had no money. I didn’t have a love in my life like I do now. I didn’t have any sort of confidence that I was on the right track, and now I have those things.”

On always having stardom in her sights: “I always knew this is what I was going to do. I never had a plan B.”

On experiencing anxiety during high school: “I felt very alone. But I was not being bullied, which made it really hard for my parents to understand. I went through a semester when I didn’t have any friends in my lunch period, and I didn’t want to sit in a huge cafeteria by myself, so I would find classrooms to go sit in alone, or spend time in the bathroom, just chilling.”

On fame: “It’s so weird. I don’t really think about it until I’m around people. I don’t think about it until I see young women, because those are the people that recognize me. Then all of a sudden, I become very aware.”

For more from Lili, visit Allure.com.

ICYMI, see photos of Lili Reinhart with her Riverdale co-stars at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

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