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Garrett Clayton is ringing in the 25th anniversary of the classic film Hocus Pocus with his own version of “I Put a Spell on You!”

The Teen Beach Movie star teamed up with Ashley Argota and Desi Dennis-Dylan for the Ben Giroux-directed visual.

“I Put a Spell on You” was originally recorded by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, and Bette Midler covered the track in Hocus Pocus in an iconic song and dance sequence.

Earlier this month, Garrett – who came out as gay with a powerful Instagram post back in August – also performed “I Put a Spell on You” during Disneyland Gay Days.

Watch “I Put a Spell on You” get a glam rock makeover below!

Garrett Clayton is the star of the new movie Reach, which will be released this weekend, but you can watch a clip exclusively on JJJ before it hits theaters.

The 27-year-old actor plays socially awkward band geek, Steven Turano, who is planning on killing himself. However, when Clarence (Johnny James Fiore), the new quirky kid in school, befriends him, Steven’s plans are sidetracked and he forms stronger relationships with his father, friends and teachers.

In this clip, we experience one of these aforementioned bullying experiences at the hands of Nick (Jordan Doww) and the introduction of Clarence.

The movie will be hitting theaters and on demand on October 19. The movie is incredibly timely as it is currently National Bullying Prevention Month.

Mollee Gray and her spouse Jeka Jane are way too cute at OUT Magazine’s Power 50 Award & Celebration held at NeueHouse Los Angeles on Thursday night (September 27) in Hollywood.

The Teen Beach Movie alum stepped out to the event along with co-star Garrett Clayton and his partner, Blake Knight, as well as Keiynan Lonsdale, Sam Tsui, Gigi Gorgeous and honoree Tyler Oakley.

Just a few hours before the event, Mollee took to Instagram after noticing she was losing followers on the platform.

“Recently I have been a little insecure, and while I try to preach self positivity and acceptance everyday.. social media has been having a negative effect on me,” Mollee writes. “In the past couple weeks, I have lost 7 thousand followers, and some people may think it’s silly for me to care, but the truth is, we live in a social media driven world, and it started messing with my ‘self worth.’”

She continues, saying that it was affecting everything she was doing and caused her to question everything too.

“Then I realized, ‘wow I’m starting to be more open with mine and @jekajane relationship, and so many people weren’t okay with that.’ So that gave me a sense of relief.. that I am losing followers who weren’t people that believed in me and didn’t support my life. That makes me HAPPY.”

Mollee adds, “I am clearing out room for those who GENUINELY want to follow my life. I AM PROUD TO BE A QUEER WOMAN in the industry and I am PROUD to represent other girls like me and the LGBTQ+ community. So for those people who unfollowed me, thank you, because in order for me to be happy and successful, I need to surround myself with others who have my back, and support my journey.”

We love you Mollee. This is so inspiring!

We love this new pic of Garrett Clayton and boyfriend Blake Knight!

The Teen Beach Movie actor took to Twitter on Saturday (August 25) to share the photo of the cute couple with fans.

It features the duo staying warm in front of a gorgeous ocean backdrop in Iceland as Blake wraps his arm around Garrett.

“👬One of my favorite pics of me and @hrhblakeknight. ♥️#Iceland,” Garrett captioned it.

It marks the first photo Garrett has posted of the two of them since coming out as gay earlier this week, while speaking out about the importance of his new movie Reach.

Blake added, “Thanks so much to everyone who has been so supportive and wonderful to myself and @garrettclayton1 the last couple of days. It’s been pretty amazing! 🏳️‍🌈🙌🏼💜.”

See Garrett‘s photo here!

Garrett Clayton has revealed that he’s gay in a powerful new Instagram about his new movie, Reach.

The former Teen Beach Movie star, who played Tanner in the films, hasn’t commented much about his personal life at all. However, he’s opening up in his new post because it connects straight to him and his partner, Blake Knight, in more ways than one.

“I thought it was important to explain why I took on this project in the first place,” Garrett writes. “REACH deals with some very serious and timely topics that have affected me personally, and have likely influenced many of your lives as well.”

He adds, “When I read the script for REACH, I immediately knew it was a film I had to be a part of.”

“I have personally dealt with suicide within my own family, intense bullying in high school, and – on top of it all – myself and the man I’ve been in a relationship with for a long time (@hrhblakeknight) have both experienced shootings within our hometown school systems, and have witnessed the heartache that takes place in affected communities after such tragic events. These topics – not always easy to discuss- are all close to my heart, and, knowing how serious they are, I wanted to share this with you all.”

“This film has come from the perspectives of people who care deeply about these issues, and if watching it helps even one person… then it was all worth it.”

Reach, centers on Steven Turano (played by Garrett), who divulges to a pro-suicide support group that he plans to kill himself. Although his first attempt is unsuccessful, he is determined to find a way to escape his suffering.

Garrett Clayton can soon be seen in the new film Reach, out October 19.

The Teen Beach Movie actor stars in the flick as socially awkward band geek, Steven Turano, divulges to an online pro-suicide support group that he plans to kill himself. Although his first attempt is unsuccessful, he is determined to find a way to escape his suffering.

Steven harbors a deep resentment towards his widowed father, Steve Turano, and he is constantly picked-on by former childhood best friend and high school bully, Nick Perkins. However, when Clarence West, the new quirky kid in school, befriends him, Steven’s plans are side-tracked, and he begins to REACH out beyond his comfort zone to form stronger relationships with his father, friends and teacher, Mr. Tony.

“October, being the National Bullying Prevention Month is the perfect opportunity to share the message of REACH: Kindness, even the smallest of gestures, may change someone’s life forever,” said Maria Capp, one of the film’s writers. “Reach is about a bullied teen boy reaching for what is possible because of the kindness, friendship and affirmation of just ONE person. In making REACH, our desire was to create awareness, conversation and empathy surrounding the consequences of our actions, or inactions, as they relate to bullying.”

Check out the trailer here.

Reach, which also stars Jordan Doww and Joey Bragg, hits select theaters and digital markers on October 19th!

Hayley Erbert and Derek Hough couple up for the premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story on Thursday night (May 10) in Los Angeles.

The longtime dancing couple were joined by Hayley‘s DWTS family including Lindsay Arnold, Witney Carson, her husband Carson McAllister, Gleb Savchenko, and his wife Elena Samodanova.

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Teen Beach Movie‘s Garrett Clayton, grown-ish‘s Trevor Jackson, and digital creator Rosanna Pansino were also seen at the premiere event.

Solo: A Star Wars Story will hit theaters on May 25th.