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Selena Gomez is finally breaking her silence on her friend, Demi Lovato. 

In the October issue of Elle, Gomez talks briefly about Lovato, who was briefly hospitalized and is now in a treatment facility following an apparent overdose in July. The interview took place just six days after the news broke, and Elle contributor Mickey Rapkin notes that Gomez was visibly choked up when speaking about her friend. 

"All I’m saying is, I reached out to her personally,” Gomez tells the magazine. "I didn’t do a public thing. I didn’t want to. I… I love her. I’ve know her since I was seven. So… it’s… that’s what I’ll say."

Lovato and Gomez, both 26, grew up together on Barney and Friends before transitioning into teen Disney stars. Though they’ve had their ups and downs, they reunited last October at the InStyleAwards after publicly praising each other on social media. 

Gomez recently took a step back from the spotlight to focus on herself and prepare for her next album, which will be out later this year. 

"Right now, I feel very sure of where I am. I don’t feel erratic or emotionally unstable,” she says. "Or, like, I can’t handle my emotions like I used to. It’s kind of understanding myself a little more. By all means I don’t have myself figured out. But it feels good.”

Gomez goes on to play Rapkin a few songs off her upcoming album, and fans are sure to speculate the tracks are about her ex, Justin Bieber, who recently got engaged to Hailey Baldwin.

Ripkin reports the first song she plays for him is about cutting a man out of her life after "1,460 days” and "cleaning my slate."

"Without you,I don’t overthink it," she croons. “I’m drunk and I might as well tell you. Get you ooh ooh ooh out of my head now.” 

She then describes another song on the album, "Flawless," as "meaning through all of your imperfections, you’re flawless."

"You’re not striving. It’s me encouraging a younger version of myself," she continues. "Even when you’re imperfect, even when you’re feeling worthless, you are flawless. It’s a song I’m going to sing for the rest of my life.” 

Gomez wows in the stunning outdoor shoot for Elle, showing a new confidence. The October issue of the magazine hits newsstands on Sept. 25.

Anne Hathaway exuded joy as she took a romantic stroll with her husband Adam Shulman on Friday.

The Ocean’s 8 actress, 35, was all smiles as she and Shulman walked hand-in-hand through the streets of Venice, Italy.

Wearing a monochrome patterned dress, black sunglasses, an emerald green cross-body bag and gold statement earrings, the actress looked relaxed while in town for the Venice Film Festival.

Kendall Jenner and Anwar Hadid stepped out for a fun-filled night with friends -- amid rumors that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star's romance with Ben Simmons is dying down.

Kendall and the 19-year-old model, along with his sister, Bella Hadid, and a group of friends, hit up the Malibu Chili Cook-Off in Malibu, California, on Friday. Kendall and Anwar, who were caught making out in June, were all smiles as they were spotted cozying up and going down a carnival slide together.

Stevie Wonder is making Aretha Franklin proud.

The legendary singer paid his final respects to the Queen of Soul on Friday with a beautiful performance at her funeral in Detroit, Michigan.

Wonder kicked off the performance by playing a medley of songs on his harmonica, with the majority of the congregation standing in awe. He then spoke a few words about love and his close pal's "eternal life of bliss."

Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock has requested his fans not to trust any fake Facebook account. Recently a post has become viral on the internet where a fake Dwayne Johnson account is giving away expensive cars and requesting some money in return.

Dwayne posted a short video in which he bashed all impostor Facebook pages. “These guys are real pieces of s***.

The London Film Festival said Thursday it was championing female directors, as half of the official competition films were made by women.

Around 38 percent of the movies screened across the whole festival are directed by women, up from 24 percent last year. 

Gladys Knight does not have cancer. 

Prior to walking into Aretha Franklin's funeral in Detroit, Michigan, on Friday, Knight seemed to reveal that she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the same disease that Franklin died from. The "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" singer told local station WDIV that she and Franklin "had the same disease," but according to her rep, that's not the case. 

Paulo Avelino heats up television screens as he plays the deceitful Tony Javier, the man who seduces Paula Marasigan (Rachel Alejandro) into selling her father’s famous and much-talked about self-portrait, in the first airing of the 2017 musical film Ang Larawan via KBO.

‘Goyo’ star on KBO this weekend

Tony arrives at the Marasigan household, which is in the middle of financial trouble, and tries to convince unmarried sisters Paula and Candida (Joanna Ampil) to sell the painting, knowing it will fetch a high price. Its painter, who is also the Marasigan patriarch, Don Lorenzo, has chosen to live a quiet life and has attracted the curiosity of many individuals.

It was a shining night for Aleynah Cassedine Redillas and Satriani Lancelot Acot when they were named SM Little Stars 2018 during the Grand Finals held recently at the Centerstage of SM Mall of Asia.

Aleynah Cassedine, 6, who represented SM City Fairview, amazed the audience in her delightful performance of “Naughty,” from Matilda, the Musical, while Satriani Lancelot,  7, representing SM City Bacoor, wowed the audience by dancing “Haypa” of MMJ.