He will star in Mindy Kaling’s HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls joining Pauline Chalamet, Amrit Kaur, Reneé Rapp, and Alyah Chanelle Scott.

The 13 episode series revolves around four roommates at the prestigious New England’s Essex College. Sprouse will play Nico, a junior at the university who interacts with Kimberly (Chalamet), a valedictorian of a working-class public high school in the suburbs of Arizona, Bela (Kaur), a confident comedy-obsessed student from the affluent suburbs of New Jersey, Leighton (Rapp), a classy girl from a good family, and Whitney (Scott), the star of the soccer team.

Over the last decade, Sprouse has done most of his acting in films including After We Collided and Banana Split. He’s set to star as Prince Calaf in the Chinese big-screen adaptation of Giacomo Puccini’s opera Turandot. Besides for acting, Sprouse has released the first part of his new Comic Book series Sun Eater.

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Former Disney star Dylan Sprouse agreed to help her tell this story of lost love, by playing her former flame. The stunning video shows Cabello haunted by the memories of the good times they had and seeing him everywhere she goes. By the time the video ends, the young singer finally learns to move on and let go of the past.

It’s no coincidence Cabello picked this song to be the last single out of her debut album, but some of her advisers didn’t support this decision. The singer knew it’s the right call because she wanted to close this era with a song that will make people feel and think about someone they loved and lost.

“My goal is to challenge myself by not doing what feels predictable or obvious, to do things that excite me, and give you the most honest representation of who I am through music. If this era tugs on your heart string even a little bit, that’s all I care about,” wrote former Fifth Harmony singer on Instagram.

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He will star in Mindy Kaling’s HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls joining Pauline Chalamet, Amrit Kaur, Reneé Rapp, and Alyah Chanelle Scott.

The 13 episode series revolves around four roommates at the prestigious New England’s Essex College. Sprouse will play Nico, a junior at the university who interacts with Kimberly (Chalamet), a valedictorian of a working-class public high school in the suburbs of Arizona, Bela (Kaur), a confident comedy-obsessed student from the affluent suburbs of New Jersey, Leighton (Rapp), a classy girl from a good family, and Whitney (Scott), the star of the soccer team.

Over the last decade, Sprouse has done most of his acting in films including After We Collided and Banana Split. He’s set to star as Prince Calaf in the Chinese big-screen adaptation of Giacomo Puccini’s opera Turandot. Besides for acting, Sprouse has released the first part of his new Comic Book series Sun Eater.

The post Dylan Sprouse to Return to TV in Mindy Kaling’s Project appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Former Disney star Dylan Sprouse agreed to help her tell this story of lost love, by playing her former flame. The stunning video shows Cabello haunted by the memories of the good times they had and seeing him everywhere she goes. By the time the video ends, the young singer finally learns to move on and let go of the past.

It’s no coincidence Cabello picked this song to be the last single out of her debut album, but some of her advisers didn’t support this decision. The singer knew it’s the right call because she wanted to close this era with a song that will make people feel and think about someone they loved and lost.

“My goal is to challenge myself by not doing what feels predictable or obvious, to do things that excite me, and give you the most honest representation of who I am through music. If this era tugs on your heart string even a little bit, that’s all I care about,” wrote former Fifth Harmony singer on Instagram.

The post Camila Cabello Walks Down Memory Lane in Video For “Consequences” appeared first on EverydayKoala.