Demi Lovato Still Has Vision & Hearing Issues After 2018 Overdose

LE SSERAFIM have announced a brand-new remix of their hit song ‘Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard’s Wife’, this time featuring Demi Lovato.The rework of LE SSERAFIM’s popular song will feature brand-new vocals from Demi Lovato. “I see it written on your face, yeah / I know you want a little taste, yeah / You know I’ll put you in your place / You’re crawling on the floor, begging me for more,” she sings in the new teaser.Last week, LE SSERAFIM teamed up with Japanese-British singer Rina Sawayama on a new remix of the English version of ‘Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard’s Wife’.

Thania Garcia In the weeks after Matty Healy’s controversial behavior at the Good Vibes Festival got the festival canceled by Malaysian authorities, English rock band Muse has revealed why they chose to alter their setlist during their Malaysian tour stop. In case you missed it, Healy outwardly expressed his distaste for the Malaysian government’s anti-LGBTQ laws while performing in the country’s capital city, Kuala Lumpur.

Kate Beckinsale celebrated a milestone birthday with a star-studded bash Sunday. Beckinsale turned 50 on July 26 and was joined by Demi Moore, Demi Lovato, Adam Lambert and more celebrity pals. The "Underworld" star posed for photos wearing a silver, sparkling bodysuit.

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Kylie Jenner is revealing the meaning behind her 1-year-old son Aire’s name.

It sounds like Todd Chrisley and his wife Julie Chrisley are both going through it right now in their respective prisons.

Demi Lovato has revealed that she struggles with both visual and hearing impairments, caused by an overdose in 2018.The pop star and former Disney Channel actress appeared on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live earlier this month, and opened up about her previous battle with addiction and the consequences it had on her health.Speaking with the host, Lovato confessed that while she is a strong believer in having no regrets, the “closest thing” she comes to regretting is the near-fatal overdose she had five years ago – which left her with various long-term issues.“I wouldn’t change my path because I don’t have any regrets… [But] the closest thing that I get to a regret is when I overdosed,” she began. “I wish somebody had told me, one, that I was beautiful, because I didn’t believe it, and two, I wish that someone would’ve told me that if you just sit with the pain, it passes.”“That overdose caused me a lot of – it actually caused a disability,” she explained.

Michelle Keegan didn't seem to happy as she enjoyed another weekend in Manchester. The actress has been back soaking up her northern roots for a while now as she films her first Netflix thriller close to home.

Dave Annable is still holding out hope for a Brothers and Sisters reunion of some kind.

**Spoiler alert: There’s no way to really discuss this documentary without spoilers, at least for me, so be forewarned, and if you don’t want to be spoiled, please watch “The Deepest Breath” doc first.** Thanks in part to filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin— the directors behind the Oscar-winning documentary “Free Solo” and daring extreme adventuring and peril docs like “Meru,” “The Rescue,” “Wild Life”— plus the recent thriving docu-drama engagement boon on streaming, athletes pushing themselves to the limits and beyond have seemingly entered a new golden age.

Demi Lovato is looking back at coming out to her parents.

Editor’s note: Jesse Andrews is author of the novel Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, which is one of five books pulled from the library shelves of high schools within the purview of Tallahassee, Florida-based Leon County Schools superintendent Rock Hanna, after the Leon County chapter of the conservative group Moms for Liberty petitioned the schools to remove the book because of the frank depiction of sex and gender identity issues. The others include Push, the Sapphire-penned book that inspired the film Precious;Doomed by Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk; Lucky by Alice Sebold; and Dead End by Jason Meyer. Still being scrutinized is an autobiography of tennis great Billie Jean King, because it discusses her sexuality. This has been an ongoing theme precipitated by policies passed by Gov. Ron DeSantis and legislative Republicans. DeSantis is running for president and probably figured to ride his brawl with Disney into the White House, until Bob Iger began pushing back in ways that have cost revenue and investments it planned for the state of Florida, where Disney is its largest taxpayer and employer. What’s it like to see your book banished for, as Moms for Liberty argued in its email to the school board, violate state law and subject school district personnel to potential felony prosecution and litigation? Here, Andrews — also a screenwriter whose credits include co-writing with Mike Jones Pixar’s Luca — explains it all.

Like the refrain of a country song, Sam Hunt still has some growin’ to do.

Demi Lovato is recalling a pivotal moment in her life. While speaking to SiriusXM, the 30-year-old singer opened up about how she came out to her mom and stepdad.«I came from a Christian background and grew up queer and didn't tell people until I felt comfortable with it,» she said.

Demi Lovato has announced a new album, which will reimagine hits from her career as rock songs – listen to a new collaboration with Slash below.Her new song with the Guns N’ Roses guitarist, ‘Sorry Not Sorry (Rock Version)’, is the first teaser of the new album, which is called ‘Revamped’.Two other tracks, ‘Heart Attack (Rock Version)’ and ‘Cool For The Summer (Rock Version)’ have previously been shared from the project.Discussing the album and new single, Lovato said: “Slash is an iconic artist who I’ve been a fan of for years, it’s an absolute honour to have such a legend like him on the rock version of ‘Sorry Not Sorry’.“With ‘Revamped’,” she added, “I wanted to pay homage to the songs that resonated the most with fans and played a big role in my career by breathing an exciting new life into them.“Creating this project has been incredibly fun and allowed me to express my passion for rock music in a new way, and I feel so much closer to my older music because of it.”Listen to ‘Sorry Not Sorry (Rock Version)’ below.Last month, Lovato shared that she has re-adopted she/her pronouns as a way to better manage how people address her.The pop star announced in 2021 that they were non-binary and was solely using they/them pronouns. But a year later Lovato came to re-adopt she/her, in a move that she has spoken more about recently.She told GQ Hype Spain, she said: “I constantly had to educate people and explain why I identified with those pronouns. It was absolutely exhausting.

Demi Lovato hints that a collaboration with Kelly Clarkson could be on the horizon — if the singers can just find the right song, that is.

Demi Lovato opened up about a variety of topics and other stars during an interview segment with Harper’s Bazaar.

Demi Lovato recently joined Andy Cohen for an engaging interview on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, where she dived into her music career, including the exciting re-release of her hit songs in rock versions. Throughout the conversation, Demi Lovato shared candid insights about her transition from pop to rock music, expressed her admiration for Kelly Clarkson, and discussed valuable lessons from her journey.During the interview, Demi couldn’t contain her enthusiasm when speaking about Clarkson.

Demi Lovato is getting really, really real about what she’s been through in her life. The 30-year-old singer sat down with 

Thania Garcia Demi Lovato is amping up to release re-recorded rock versions of her biggest hits for a collection dubbed “Revamped,” slated for official release on Sept. 15. The announcement, which came attached to a video teaser shared by the singer (who also uses they/them pronouns) on social media, follows Friday’s release of a new revved-up version of 2017’s “Sorry Not Sorry” featuring Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash. “Breathing new life into the songs that played such a huge role in my career has allowed me to feel so much closer to my music than ever before,” Lovato said in a tweet.