Lindsay Ell got candid on “everything” she has been through.

“I saw everything I’ve been through like surviving sexual assault and eating disorders and being through countless bad relationships, don’t even get me started, I would just view them as badges that I was wearing to be like, ‘OK, world hit me. I can take it,’” she told People in a recent interview.

“But I think that that kind of attitude almost encourages the chaos. It almost welcomes more of it. And [now] I’m like, ‘I don’t think life needs to be lived like that.’”

Lindsay Ell, who relocated from Canada to Nashville 15 years ago to pursue her country music career, also reflected on her journey in the industry.

Now officially an American citizen as of 2022, Ell opened up about the challenges she faced early on, admitting that she often felt pressured to “fit into a box and follow the rules.” Looking back, the singer recognizes how far she’s come in embracing her true self and evolving as an artist.

“I had a whole team that was just like, ‘Lindsay you’re not country enough. You’re not country enough. You’re not country enough.’ And so I tried to fit myself in, but I’m like, ‘I don’t even like beer. Why should I write songs about it? I don’t even like it,’” Ell reminisced.

The country artist is currently looking forward to the release of her upcoming EP, Love Myself, out Oct. 25.

Anne Hathaway has recently shared her happy reaction to Princess Diaries 3 announcement.

Taking to Instagram on October 4, The Intern actress posted a clip few hours after director Adele Lim confirmed to Variety that a third installment of the movie series will be filmed very soon.

In a clip, Anne could be seen sitting outside and holding up one finger while saying, “One.”

It was then followed by a clip of her from the first original movie saying, “Shut up,” in response to the news that her character Mia Thermopolis is the Princess of Genovia.

The Devil Wears Prada actress then put up a second clip of her telling the camera, “Two,” holding up two fingers.

Later, she was followed by a scene of her on-screen grandmother Julie Andrews saying “Shut up!”

The video finally ended with Anne holding up three fingers and saying, “Three,” before adding, “Shut up.”

In the caption, the Eileen actress wrote, “Miracles happen… Back to Genovia with @adeleblim @disney @somewherepictures. The fairy tale continues.”

Anne’s fans garnered their love in the comment section with Kelly Clarkson said, “Already seated queen.”

One of the actress’ fans remarked, “I’m seated. Quite frankly, I’ve never been more seated!!!”

Adele previously spoke to Variety and admitted, “As a die-hard fan of the original Princess Diaries, I’m beyond excited to be a part of bringing the third iteration of this beloved franchise to life.”

“We look forward to celebrating its core tenants of female power, joy and mentorship with audiences worldwide,” said the director in a press statement.

Meanwhile, The Princess Diaries (2001) and its sequel, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004), were both directed by the late Garry Marshall, who passed away in 2016.

Rachel Sennott got candid on the “freeing” experience of starring in Saturday Night.

In a conversation with People, 29-year-old Rachel Sennott opened up about her experience preparing for her role in the upcoming film, which captures the intense moments leading up to the first live episode of Saturday Night Live in 1975.

Sennott plays Rosie Shuster, one of the original SNL writers and the former wife of the show’s creator, Lorne Michaels.

She shared how immersing herself in Shuster’s story allowed her to gain a deeper understanding of the creative genius behind the iconic comedy show.

“I got to talk to Rosie, and she’s amazing,” Sennott said of the comedian, who penned for SNL in the ’70s and ’80s. “She’s so cool, and smart, and funny, and I think I’m going to meet her in person for the first time at the premiere.”

“Just talking to her on the phone, of course there’s still pressure,” she said, remembering her first interaction with Shuster. “But more than anything, I was just excited. Because I was like, I want everyone to know [about her].”

“This is my first time in a movie being like chill,” she quipped about representing Shuster’s story with audiences.

“I’m never chill. I’m always having a panic attack. And in real life, I’m always having a panic attack.”

“So, it’s so freeing to step into someone who’s so confident, and in control. And so, I hope she likes it, and feels seen. But I just wanted to share her story with people, because I feel like she’s such an integral part in making SNL what it is today,” the Bottoms star added.

“And I don’t know if everyone is familiar with her, so, I’m excited for them to see that.”

Sean “Diddy” Combs once scolded Justin Bieber for almost exposing him on national TV during their 2012 appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

During the interview, Bieber — just 16 at the time — discussed his bond with Combs, which the disgraced music mogul described as “like a little brother.”

Combs, 54, explained, “He’s not afraid to call and ask for advice. He’s a great kid, and a lot of us want to protect him.”

As the conversation continued, Kimmel joked that Combs should gift Bieber a car, to which the Baby singer responded by revealing, “He got me a Lamborghini, but I just haven’t gotten it yet.”

Looking annoyed, Combs responded with a warning, “He had the Lamborghini for a day or two and he got access to the house, and he knows better than to talk about the thing he does with big brother Puff national television. Everything ain’t for everybody.”

Their close bond was highlighted in a 2009 YouTube video where the two spent 48 hours together, with Combs telling Bieber, “We’re going full buck crazy.” Details about their time together were kept vague, with Combs hinting, “It’s definitely a 15-year-old’s dream.”

As Combs now faces serious charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, Bieber’s rep stated that the singer, now 30, is “aware of Diddy’s arrest” but remains focused on his family life as a father and husband.