Demi Lovato Says Aliens Are Trying to 'Protect' Them From Themselves (Exclusive)

Mick Jagger and Questlove are exec producing a four-part docuseries about I Got You (I Feel Good) star James Brown for A&E.

Valery Gergiev, the Russian conductor and longtime supporter of Russian president Vladimir Putin, will not take the stage at Carnegie Hall with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra as planned this weekend, with a spokeswoman for the famed venue explaining that the change “was made due to recent world events.”

Pete Doherty required “immediate” medical treatment after the musician became ill whilst on tour.The star has been forced to cancel his upcoming gigs, which were due to take place this weekend.Pete, 42, is best known as the frontman for English rock band The Libertines, alongside fellow vocalist and guitar player Carl Barât, 43.The singer has had no choice but to cancel his upcoming gigs, as he remains under “close observation” from doctors.Pete fell ill while on tour, suffering from a high fever and shortness of breath.Despite his worrying symptoms, the diagnosis of COVID-19 was ruled out after the star tested negative for the virus.A statement released on Pete’s behalf revealed that the musician has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection.Due to his continued health battle, a number of his shows around the UK have been cancelledWhile Pete’s fans might be disappointed by this outcome, it was made clear that the decision was “not taken lightly”, but that doctors told the singer not perform “under any circumstances”.The Libertines, who are in the middle of their rescheduled ‘Giddy Up A Ding-Dong Tour’, took to Instagram yesterday to share the news.The statement read: “A doctor has been called to assess Peter's condition tonight after he developed a high fever and shortness of breath.“Thankfully, he has tested negative for COVID-19, but has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection which requires immediate treatment.“Unfortunately, he [Pete] has been advised not to perform tonight under any circumstances, which was not a decision taken lightly, and he remained under close observation with the doctor.“Further updates tomorrow afternoon with regard to the weekend’s show.”The Libertines had been scheduled to perform at

CBS News’ Holly Williams calls the experience of covering Russia’s invasion “surreal,” and even if that word gets a bit overused, she has good reason.

EXCLUSIVE: The documentary film team at Netflix might be popping champagne corks together right about now, if Covid didn’t inhibit the whole in-person office scenario. They’ve got a lot to celebrate.

EXCLUSIVE: Kast Media is going from The OC to The Hills. The MTV reality series is getting its own rewatch podcast.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy has shared new updates from his native Ukraine amidst the conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The Dancing with the Stars pro, 42, posted two videos to Instagram on Friday, February 25 from a bomb shelter in the capitol city of Kyivand, which has come under attack by Russian troops. Maks said that while he’s currently “safe” in the Eastern Europe country, he’s learning from fellow Ukrainians that “the situation is pretty dire.”

EXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation, Screen Gems has acquired the rights to an untitled comedy, which is set to star London Hughes with Cat Wilkins penning script and Tim Story directing. Todd Garner and Spencer Walken are producing on behalf of Broken Road. Hughes will exe produce

EXCLUSIVE:  WME has inked Oscar winning writer-director Guy Nattiv and his producing partner Jaime Ray Newman.

Who knew planning a wedding could be so hard? Machine Gun Kelly shared his matrimony struggles while appearing on the Thursday episode of The Late Late Show. “A lot’s been going on since last you were on the show,” host James Corden told MGK, 31, referencing his new engagement with Megan Fox. James, 43, asked Machine Gun (b. Colson Baker) about when he and Megan, 35, were thinking of getting married. The singer said, “When they can build me, like, a red river with gothic –” MGK trailed off as he tried to find the right words before settling with, “The location is hard, trying to find a spot that’s matching my artistic [vision].”

Demi Lovato has declared 'I am equally as masculine as I am feminine' in a new interview, as the pop star discusses coming out as non-binary.The Sorry Not Sorry singer appeared on the Today show to talk about life after changing their pronouns to them/they in May, and joked that they one day hope to become an 'aunkle.'Lovato, 29, explained: 'The way that I explain being nonbinary to people, or gender non conforming, is for me personally - I can't speak to everyone in their experience - when I came to the realization that I am equally as masculine as I am feminine.' Not always getting right: Demi Lovato has discussed coming out as non-binary, and has admitted even they get confused by their own pronouns in a Thursday interview on TodayThey

Demi Lovato is continuing to live their truth. The 29-year-old «Sorry Not Sorry» singer appeared on Thursday's show where they discussed their transformative year, coming out as non-binary and taking some time to get to know themselves better. «I've been doing very well.

H.E.R. couldn't be happier to hear the latest update in Britney Spears' conservatorship hearing.On Wednesday, Judge Brenda Penny agreed to suspend Britney's father, Jamie Spears, as the conservator of her estate, appointing a temporary successor in his place.«I feel great [about the news],» H.E.R.

Tom Hardy has embodied many eccentric characters over the course of his career so far — from Bane and Venom to Al Capone and «Mad» Max Rockatansky. But would he ever consider taking on Hollywood's most famous man of mystery?With Daniel Craig's last hurrah as James Bond about to hit the screens in there are plenty of rumors about who might next pick up 007's infamous martini glass — with more than a few rumblings of Hardy's name.

Demi Lovato is embarking on a whole new journey!

Demi Lovato asks this question, and many more in their upcoming documentary series, . The pop singer is about their journey through the world of aliens, and is bringing their friend Matthew and sister Dallas along for the ride as they speak with leading experts, interview alien eyewitnesses, and conduct tests to search for the truth about UFOs in this four-part docuseries, streaming exclusively on Peacock. Sign Up Demi’s desire to search for the truth goes beyond the exciting potential UFO encounter they recount in the recently released trailer.

Demi Lovato discussed extraterrestrials as if they were angels while promoting their alien-hunting show Unidentified, which premieres this Thursday on Peacock.'I feel like we're all our own worst enemy, or at least I am,' the 29-year-old 'believer' told ET's Matt Cohen on Monday.'So I definitely could see how if anything is up there watching over me, they're trying to protect me from my worst enemy, which is myself.' Demi Lovato (pictured Saturday) discussed extraterrestrials as if they were angels while promoting their alien-hunting show Unidentified, which premieres this Thursday on PeacockDemi (born Demetria) suffered a near-fatal heroin and fentanyl overdose inside their $8.3M Hollywood Hills mansion back in July 2018.Lovato - who came

Enrique Iglesias isn't going anywhere.The Spanish singer shocked fans earlier this month when he announced that hisupcoming albums would be his last. Iglesias, 46, however, took a moment to clarify that he's «not retiring» and won't stop making music.«It's important for me to say that I'm not retiring, it's just my final album,» Iglesias told ET's Matt Cohen while promoting his and Ricky Martin's upcoming joint tour.

James Marsden calls Christina Applegate “inspiring.”

James Marsden calls Christina Applegate «inspiring.»The actor praised his co-star's resilience amid her battle with multiple sclerosis, telling ET's Matt Cohen how strong of a person she is.«That is her character. It is just who she is.

James Marsden is excited about his return to Andalasia! ET's Matt Cohen spoke to the 48-year-old actor about , the highly-anticipated sequel to , and Marsden expressed joy that the film finally got made, 15 years after the original flick's release.«They have been talking about making it for years,» said Marsden, who's reprising his role of Prince Edward. «I got my hopes up many times before and recently I was like, 'Sure, sure, they're going to make it.' And last year they said, 'We are actually doing this,' and they sent songs, and I am like, 'OK, this is actually real.'»«Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz did all of the music again, and Amy Adams [is] playing her great role as Princess Giselle,» he added.