Jaden Smith released his debut album, SYRE, on Friday (Nov. 17). The project's title is actually inspired by the artist's middle name. Following up his 2015 EP, Smith delivers 17 tracks ranging from a variety of genres spanning the 70 minutes with eccentric sonics and diverse flows. The 19-year-old recently appeared in the animated Netflix series Neo-Yokio, which also included Desus Nice, The Kid Mero and Jude Law.

Smith rolled out four singles prior to releasing his debut LP. Jaden calls on A$AP Rocky for the assist on “Breakfast” and Atlanta native Raury is featured on the up-tempo “Falcon.” The versatile creative rolled out visuals for solo efforts with “Watch Me” and “Batman," which have since amassed millions of views on YouTube. On "Lost Boy," Jaden pays homage to Kanye West's stream of consciousness from The Life of Pablo cut "30 Hours," where Smith shouts out everyone involved with the project on the outro of the record.

Actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead stars in the fresh music video "Santa Monica" by indie rock singer Honus Honus. Watch the band new music video below directed by Justin Carlton. Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Honus Honus previous co-started together in the hilarious musical short film "So It Goes" also directed by Carlton which, played the festival circuit.  

Ellen Page took on homophobia and sexual harassment in Hollywood in a lengthy, scathing Facebook post on Friday. In her tell-all post, the actress accused "X-Men: The Last Stand" director Brett Ratner of "outing" her on set and numerous acts of misconduct while working together on the 2006 film, shot when she was 18. She also expressed regret over working with Woody Allen and detailed another account of harassment from a director she met with when she was just sixteen years old.
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"Don't allow this behavior to be normalized. Don't compare wrongs or criminal acts by their degrees of severity. Don't allow yourselves to be numb to the voices of victims coming forward," she wrote in her passionate plea. "Don't stop demanding our civil rights. I am grateful to anyone and everyone who speaks out against abuse and trauma they have suffered. You are breaking the silence. You are revolution."

Lucy Hale jumps into Elliot Knight‘s arms while filming new scenes for Life Sentence in Vancouver, Canada on Wednesday (November 8). The two actors were seen just outside a cemetery when they got some really good news for their characters, Stella and Wes.

Earlier this week, fans also got some good news — there’s a set release date!
Lucy shared the fun news on her Twitter, writing that she knows the date, but isn’t allowed to share it just yet.

“Cannot wait to share with you when I get the go ahead,” she adds.

Alyson Stoner often releases dance videos to popular songs on her channel, but this week she decided to shake things up with special guests and a hilarious mock movie.

In a new Youtube video entitled “If Life Were a Dance Movie,” the dancer and singer reunites with some former Step Up co-stars and other famous dancers to joke about the formulaic nature of dance movies.
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“They meet. They fall in love and know the same dance. Conflict. Unnecessary dance battle. The villain returns. The final battle. Inconsequential victory.”

Watch the full video below.

One Tuesday a month, Ashley Tisdale blesses our Youtube feeds with a new Music Sessions, featuring anyone from her husband Christopher French to her many celebrity friends.
This week, she decided to duet with Echosmith‘s Sydney Sierota on the band’s iconic hit “Cool Kids.”
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“I actually was not a cool kid so I wanted to be like the cool kids,” Ashley shared. “We all went through that, that desire to fit. It’s really cool to see that we’re not alone,” Sydney agrees.

Taylor Swift has another new song and you can listen to it right now!
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The 27-year-old singer just dropped “Call it What You Want” from her upcoming studio album Reputation.

This is the fourth song from the album to be released following “Look What You Made Me Do,” “Ready for It,” and “Gorgeous.” You can download them all now on iTunes.