Debby Ryan steps out in a stunning black dress for the special screening of her new movie, Every Day, at Cinemark Playa Vista on Tuesday night (February 13) in Los Angeles.
The actress was joined by on-screen sister, Angourie Rice, as well as Owen Teague, Ian Alexander, Amanda Arcuri, Colin Ford, and Jake Sim, plus director Michael Sucsy and author David Levithan.
Teala Dunn also stepped out for the event.
Every Day centers on Rhiannon, who falls in love with a mysterious spirit named “A” who inhabits a different body every day. Feeling an unmatched connection, Rhiannon and A work each day to find each other, not knowing what or who the next day will bring.
The flick hits theaters on Friday, February 23rd!
FYI: Angourie wore a Miu Miu dress.
In season 3, Degrassi‘s Lola Pancini (played by Amanda Arcuri) tries out a blue, we mean, new, hair color.
As much as we love to see her rock a bright new color, we do miss the classic pink, because she wore it so well! This post is a tribute to Lola’s fluorescent, gorgeous, bubble-gum hair that makes us wonder every time we see it: Could we pull that off?
Degrassi season 3 is available on Netflix now. Here are some of the (tbh endless) times Lola made pink the new black:
Click inside & you’ll be calling your hairdresser ASAP:
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Degrassi is known for not shying away from tough issues and seeing how each of their characters react to it.
In the upcoming season of Degrassi Next Class, the Netflix show will take on the abortion storyline once more and viewers will get to see Lola, played by Amanda Arcuri, go through with the procedure and viewers will be inside the room with her.
“We’re constantly reading the stats and keeping apprised as to what’s happening and also have our finger on the pulse of some of the scary right-wing thinking that’s out there,” series co-creator Linda Schuyler shared about the decision for the story. “We’ve also done an equal number of stories of kids who get pregnant and make different choices.”
She adds, “So it’s not like we are advocating, ‘Get pregnant, get an abortion.’ But we really felt that it was very important, particularly in this day and age when the abortion debate is coming back on the main stage, that we wanted to demystify it.”
“Our message is not: ‘Use abortion as birth control.’ Far from it, but we also want to respect the dignity and the rights of a young woman to be able to make her own informed choices.”
Click inside to see what Amanda Arcuri says about Lola’s choice… More Here! »
