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Demi Lovato finally gave everyone what they’ve been waiting for - a confirmation of her and Joe Jonas’ relationship. The Disney teens have been rumored to be more than just friends for quite some time and the duo had remained (almost) silent on the possible romance. Lovato recently gave an interview to Billy Bush and spilled the deets.

“He’s my best friend. No kind of the opposite [we went from best friends to dating]. Umm, yeah he is my best friend and he is incredible, a complete gentleman. He’s perfect.”

Back in November she took to her twitter to deny the romance saying ““There’s been a lot of rumors lately that I’m dating one of my best friends Joe. I can promise my entire career that I am not. We’ve NEVER dated.” Whenever they began dating doesn’t matter - they seem happy and that’s all that counts.

Logan Lerman’s latest movie, Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief is doing well at the box office and the actor is rumored to be the new Spider Man in the upcoming reboot of the successful franchise, so what did M magazine ask him about? His celebrity crush of course!

“My dream girl is Rachel McAdams. I saw her in a restaurant once and it was the first time I’ve actually frozen up around a girl. I couldn’t even look in the direction of where she was sitting! I’m a huge fan of hers.”

Learn more about Lerman in the April issue of M Magazine, on sale now.

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Robert Pattinson is making the press rounds to promote his film with Emilie de Ravin, Remember Me. The actor gave Parade magazine a view into his thoughts on asking a girl out on a date, James Dean comparisons and meaningless celebrity. Here is an excerpt:

Dating good, asking girls out, not so good: “When it comes to the opposite sex, I’m not as fully confident as the guy I play. I don’t even remember the last time I asked someone out on a date, like, just went up to them and that’s the first thing I did. I’m much more self-conscious and not wanting to fail. So I tend to hold back.”

The James Dean influence, also good: “I think he was like the most influential person for young guys, especially actors, in the last 50 years. So yeah, I mean, I’m not ashamed to say I am very much influenced by him.”

Finding balance with work and privacy: “You keep trying to make your name stand for something other than just like meaningless celebrity. It’s a difficult battle, but I think people like Johnny Depp have done that. He’s not judged by his public image, it’s just his acting that counts. To get to that place takes a lot of discipline and a lot of hiding.”

Remember Me opens March 12th. Check out major spoilers here (but you were warned - don’t click if you don’t want to know!)

Catch the trailer for Rob’s upcoming The Twilight Saga: Eclipse by clicking here.

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Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin’s movie Remember Me dropped off the radar for just a moment thanks to the Academy Awards but now that those pesky Oscars are out of the way, everyone can get back to what they were doing before: speculating on Rob’s post Twilight career. Here is a short interview from MTV where the costars talk about running away (Emilie when she was 4) and Rob bringing a girl home to the family (yes, he has.) In case you’ve forgotten, the movie opens March 12th.

Vanessa Hudgens chatted with Access Hollywood Sunday night (March 7th) about her Oscar dreams. The Beastly actress was at the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar Party and told AH she “can only hope” she gets to take a statuette home one day. Hudgens also shares how excited she is about her upcoming movie Sucker Punch. Check out her interview above.

Robert Pattinson is starting his press tour to promote his non-Twilight film Remember Me with Emilie de Ravin. The actor popped into NBC’s The Today Show (March 1st) to talk about his new film, his reluctance to leave the Twi gang and that infamous Details magazine shoot. Check out pics of the actor heading to and on set of the interview and his sitdown chat with Matt Lauer below.

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Zach Roerig is still a small town boy at heart. The Vampire Diaries actor - he plays Matt Donovan, Elena’s (Nina Dobrev) ex and Caroline’s (Candice Accola) maybe current boyfriend - gave Teen Vogue a peek into how he got started acting, his family history with gravestones and a big red barn he’s working on.

On the gravestones: Yeah, my family business was monuments. I’d been doing that since I was able to tie my own work boots. I’m from a really, really small town in Ohio and it was always set up that I was going to be the guy to take over the business. Then in high school, I told my folks I might want to give acting a shot.

Not going into the family business: When I was like 16, I drove to Cleveland every weekend to study at a small boutique acting school–it’s actually the same school that Sean Faris started out at, and that’s how I knew him before he came on the show [as Mystic Grill's bartender Ben McKittrick]. Then three days after high school, I took off for New York.

Summer downtime or If you build it, they will come: Ideally, I’d like to do a movie. But if I’m not, I’ll be in L.A doing some paddle boarding, kayaking, camping, and probably some surfing. I’ll go back to Ohio to finish some work on my barn–we have a family barn that’s really, really old. I’m going to get it stained barn red and get it painted. This is going to sound really country, but I’d like to get it in an Ohio barn magazine or something. I don’t know if there is an Ohio barn magazine–I might even try to get one published.

His barn painting days may be numbered. It looks like Roerig’s storyline and screen time will be expanding as his mom makes an appearance (the characters all find out Vicki is dead) and I like pairing Matt with Caroline on the show. New episodes of TVD return March 25th.

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Selena Gomez spent some time with a New Zealand radio station talking about her music, her friends (or frenemies - depending how you look at it) Demi Lovato, Taylor Lautner, Nick Jonas and Miley Cyrus. She is a pro at not really answering any questions directly.

Selena Gomez is a ray of sunshine in the latest issue of Emmy magazine. The Wizards of Waverly Place actress revealed her magical wish list, how much she admires Rachel McAdams and how working with UNICEF has changed her:

On working and doing good for UNICEF: “I’m able to educate my fans, and I was able to educate myself. It was a completely life-changing experience, very humbling for me.”

On Rachel McAdams: “She’s made some very smart choices and she’s never played the same character. She’s done Mean Girls, The Notebook, Red Eye. She was fantastic in all of them. I always go see her movies the first night they open.”

On what she would love to get with a little magic help: “Oh goodness. That’s hard. Man. Well, I think a boyfriend would be nice.”

Maybe Sel did get her magical wish with Nick Jonas?

Selena will be seen on the big screen as big sister Beezus in the adaptation of Beverly Cleary’s Ramona Quimby novels. Ramona and Beezus is out July 23rd.

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Kristen Stewart and Anna Kendrick are among the nine up and coming actresses who made Vanity Fair’s March cover for the New Hollywood 2010 issue. Along with Mia Wasikowska, Amanda Seyfried and Evan Rachel Wood, Stewart and Kendrick are decked out in beautiful designer clothes, shoes and jewelry for the Annie Leibovitz cover photograph. Check out the behind-the-scenes peek below and go to Vanity Fair for more.

Taylor Swift is getting ready to perform live at the 52nd Grammy Awards tonight in Los Angeles. The singer is nominated for eight awards, including Album Of The Year for her multi-platinum release Fearless. Friday morning she chatted with Julie Chen on CBS’s Early Show about how happy she was to be nominated. Check it out above and watch her tonight.

Actors constantly have to audition and of course, sometimes it doesn’t go as planned. The Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley shared one of his experiences with VMan magazine for issue 17.

“Once I finished a read, looked at the director and said, ‘That didn’t go very well, did it?’ He gave me a stern look, crossed his arms and said, ‘No, it didn’t.’” Paul shared. “I was devastated.”

Luckily, Wesley’s employment prospects turned around when he landed the role of Stefan Salvatore.

Glee’s Mark Salling and Liam Hemsworth of The Last Song also share their audition stories for the issue on sale January 28th.