Do you love Demi Lovato's style in her hit TV series Sonny With a Chance? Well now you can get Sonny's look with a new line called the 'D-Signed' collection, which will be available at Target stores on August 1.

Although Demi didn't design the line herself, she does appear in a promo video for the collection where she talks about her own personal style. "I like mixing and matching things," she says. "Just colors -- I really like mixing colors. You know, they say always say don't wear black and brown together, but I'll totally do that."

The video then goes into Demi's performance of 'Me, Myself and Time,' which is mixed with clips of teen and tween fashionistas rocking clothes and accessories from the Sonny Munroe 'D-Signed' line. Inspired by the style of the show's main character, the collection includes graphic tees, skirts, dresses, pants, shorts, jackets, headbands, necklaces and bags.

Check out Demi's 'D-Signed' video after the jump, and get a sneak peek of the goods on Just Jared Jr. What do you think of the collection? Do you see anything you'd want to wear?

 

Back in March, Music Theatre International chairman Freddie Gershon said a deal bringing Glee to the Broadway stage was in the works. Then Fox released an "oh, no he didn't" comment and slammed the rumors down.

But is Fox reconsidering? Series co-creator and top Gleek Ryan Murphy just signed himself a spiffy new contract that entitles him to $24 million over the next four years, plus a whole lot more.

Glee has already been green-lighted for two more seasons and Mr. Murphy is under contract to be there every step of the way. Ryan, who is also the executive music producer, will see a cut of the profits from the show's downloads and album sales, live tour, and merchandise sales.

And, yup, that fancy contract also includes the option for Ryan to create a Glee Broadway show if he so desires.

 

After 87 long and damaging days, B.P. finally capped their spill and prevented more gallons of oil from gushing into the Gulf of Mexico.

The Vampire Diaries' Ian Somerhalder has been at the forefront of aiding the people and ecosystems affected by this disaster since the beginning. "I've felt physically sick about this for months now, literally, so even just a small amount of relief is a powerful feeling," he says.

But Ian isn't done fighting. He's calling on the government to step up and not downplay the situation. "All right, it's capped for now. There's no oil coming out. What do we do? Well, first we have to make sure B.P. makes good not only on the promises they've made, but on the responsibility that they now have. And I hope the U.S. government doesn't bow down like they did when the oil was leaking. I hope the government makes B.P. compensate."

 

Spoiler Alert: Don't continue reading if you don't want to know who A is in the book series.

We recently asked you guys who you thought the devious A is on ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars. Many of you said it's Hanna's frenemy Mona. Sorry, that's not the right answer. Sure, that's who's behind A's threats and schemes in the books, but the TV series is giving this mystery their own twist.

Star Lucy Hale, who plays high school student secretly dating her teacher Aria Montgomery, spills the beans by saying, "I know who A is in the books. Can I say? I hope I don't get in trouble. It's a girl, it's Hanna's best friend. But we're doing it completely different on the show. I don't know who's A."

Makes sense...where's the fun in already knowing the outcome?

 

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Justin Bieber's fans are really passionate about the Canadian pop star, so when they got the opportunity to talk about their love for him, things got crazy.

In just one hour, Beliebers managed to crash a new application called the Facebook Stories app, which installed on Justin's Facebook page on Wednesday. The Stories tab gives users a place to share their personal tales.

"Just added the new STORIES tab here on my Facebook," Justin wrote on his wall. "Click it and share your stories about my concerts...ur adventures...or anyway myself or my music might have effected you. Looking forward to seeing what you write. Thanks."

Shortly after, the tab was flooded with fans expressing their thoughts, causing it to crash and be deleted from the JB's profile. "WOW- Facebook had to remove the STORIES Tab from my page for now because it was crashing the system!!!" Justin tweeted. "Hahaha...I LOVE MY FANS!!"