Demi Lovato kicked off her ‘It’s Not That Deep’ tour in Orlando on Monday, and the opening night delivered considerably more than anyone expected. Selena Gomez was in attendance, watching from box seats in the audience. She later shared photos from the night and wrote that she was in tears, describing it as one of the best shows she had ever seen. The two were photographed embracing backstage, marking their first known photo together in nearly a decade.

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Their friendship runs deeper than Disney. They starred together in the 2009 film “Princess Protection Program” before gradually drifting apart around 2010. Speaking on the ‘Baby, This is Keke Palmer’ podcast in March, Lovato credited that pre-Disney friendship as a source of safety when she first entered that world. “I felt this safety when I came into the Disney Channel, having a built-in friendship there already,” she said.

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The nostalgia did not stop there. Backstage, Lovato posted a TikTok using audio from a Keeping Up with the Kardashians promo, mouthing the words “OK guys, we’re back. Did you miss us? ‘Cause we missed you.” Joe Jonas, who also appeared during the night for a surprise stage performance of “This Is Me” from “Camp Rock” and “On the Line,” joined in the nostalgic moment, with both leaning fully into what the evening represented.

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Monday’s opening night also lands in the middle of a broader wave of Disney Channel nostalgia. Miley Cyrus returned to her “Hannah Montana” roots last month for the show’s 20th anniversary special and had her own reunion with Gomez, who had a recurring role on the series. For a generation that grew up on that era, 2026 has already delivered more than expected.

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Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley are officially starting to film their new series “Count My Lies” in New York City. Early set sightings have circulated online about the project, which is a significant moment for Lohan because it’s her first leading role in a scripted TV show.

The two actresses were seen filming in Brooklyn, and they were completely in character, making what looks like a gripping psychological drama feel real. Their on-set presence has piqued interest, with fans and passersby catching glimpses of scenes implying tension, secrecy, and emotional depth.

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“Count My Lies” is based on a novel by Sophie Stava and follows Woodley’s character Sloane Caraway, a compulsive liar whose lies seem harmless but actually lands her a role with a wealthy family. Lohan plays Violet, who is part of a wealthy couple whose seemingly perfect life hides dangerous secrets, and Kit Harington also stars in the series, playing Jay Lockhart. As the story goes on, little lies turn into a web of deceit that puts everyone in danger.

The series is directed by Antonio Campos. Lohan, who is also an executive producer, seems to be handling this new phase of her career with confidence and style. Recent photos from the set show how she appears in her character, with costume styling and a new look that reflects a different phase in her career. Shailene Woodley also serves as an executive producer on the project.

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Woodley, on the other hand, brings her intensity and emotional depth, making her suited for a character with contradictions. Together, the two create a compelling dynamic that is already raising expectations for the series.

“Count My Lies” is an upcoming psychological thriller. It shows how even the smallest lies can have big effects on people’s lives.

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Pedro Pascal has been named a house ambassador for Chanel. The appointment follows a growing relationship with the house. His relationship with the house began in October 2025, when he attended Matthieu Blazy’s debut collection at the Grand Palais in Paris.

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He attended to watch his sister, Lux Pascal, walk the runway. He later returned for the spring/summer 2026 show, and by March, he was wearing a custom Chanel look at the 98th Academy Awards, a white tuxedo shirt with an oversized chrysanthemum silk and feather brooch paired with black trousers. Between those moments, he was also seen in New York carrying an unreleased Chanel flap bag he had first brought to the Paris presentation, in many ways.

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In his statement, Pedro Pascal said he “loves Matthieu’s vision,” describing it as “powerful, elegant, and incredibly warm,” and noted that the house “has a remarkable ability to honor its heritage while remaining modern and relevant.”

Matthieu Blazy, in return, called Pascal “a wonderful man and an incredible actor,” adding that “his kindness, talent, and his vision of the world are both inviting and inspiring.”

The move is notable because Chanel does not produce a traditional menswear line, though some ready-to-wear pieces are unisex and have historically been worn by figures like Pharrell Williams. Pascal joins a group that includes Kendrick Lamar and A$AP Rocky.

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His appointment also fits into Chanel’s growing focus on male ambassadors, even without a dedicated menswear line. The modern fashion ambassador is no longer expected to project distance. Pascal’s appeal leans in the opposite direction, shaped by a steady run of leading roles across television and film, known for “The Last of Us”, “The Mandalorian”, “Narcos”, and the upcoming “Behemoth”. This positioning fits with Chanel’s recent casting direction.

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