In season two, when the school play goes up in flames, it leaves Five Points reeling. Ananda, Tosh, CJ, Wallace, and Lexi are all keeping secrets, but who is willing to kill to keep the truth from coming out? As we flash back to before the fire, we realize “hero†and “villain†is just a matter of perspective.
Five Points season two premieres on Monday, August 5th on Facebook Watch. Check out the trailer below!
“It’s really hard when you love someone who doesn’t feel the same way,†Hayley explained of the visual. “In this video, I wanted to bring to life the support group we all need when our love for someone isn’t being reciprocated.”
She adds, “Having a strong support system of friends is so important to remind us we are loved and we are not alone.â€
We don’t know if you’ve heard yet, but our fave Hayley Kiyoko has a brand new single called “I Wish” coming out this Friday – and she’s now teasing the music video, too!
“We are going for the top of the charts!!!” the -year-old singer posted on her Twitter over the weekend. “Make sure to pre-save I wish!!!!”
Hayley added, “I’m so excited and nervous but mostly excited. I can’t wait for you to hear it😊😊😊😊.”
After her tweet, it was revealed that Maia Mitchell will be starring in the video!
Hayley Kiyoko looks happy as ever while walking in the 2019 World Pride Parade on Sunday (June 30) in New York City.
The 28-year-old singer and actress joined W Hotels to celebrate pride and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
“THAT WAS SO MUCH FUN. WOW,” Hayley excitedly wrote on Twitter.
“Being in the World Pride parade was a sea of emotions. To witness older generations of the LGBTQ+ family cheering us on from the side lines. Waving their flags and beaming with pride, even if they came alone,” she added on Instagram. “Everyone shared such an immense pride in representing our community, past and present. It was a reminder that we all need to lead not only our generation but encourage and fight for our future generations. To make life a little bit better, a little bit safer, a little bit sweeter. Thank you for all of the hope you shared and let’s continue to make the world a brighter place. I love you with all of my heart.”
Meghan Trainor looks so chic on the blue carpet as she arrives at the 2019 GLAAD Media Awards on Thursday night (March 28) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The 25-year-old singer went glam in a yellow dress and matching jacket as she stepped out for the awards show.
Kailee Morgue has released her catchy new song “Headcase!”
The “Siren” crooner joined forces with “Feelings” singer Hayley Kiyoko for the empowering track.
The song features a sample of The Pixies’ “Where Is My Mind?.†Written by Kailee, “Headcase” was inspired by Kailee’s struggles with her mental health and bipolar disorder.
“When I wrote this song, I knew I wanted a strong female artist like Hayley on the track to not only represent the LGBTQ community, but to help translate the idea of owning your issues,” Kailee said.
“I’m such a fan of Kailee’s music, and when she sent me ‘Headcase’ I really connected with the song right away,” Hayley added. “I was in a dark place of figuring out my own mental health at the time, and I related so much to the lyrics. That’s such a normal feeling, like you’re going crazy sometimes and can’t quite make sense of your emotions. It just felt like a perfect song for us to collaborate on.â€
Listen below! You can also download “Headcase” on iTunes.
“Feeling very thankful for the growth we had this year,” she captioned the selfie below. “I was in such a dark place this time last year. To think of all the things we’ve accomplished together is overwhelming.”
“Releasing our debut album, performing in so many places for the first time, meeting so many artists I’ve looked up to,” she continued. “WINNING A VMA VOTED BY YOU. Getting to tour Europe for the first time. I’m very lucky you allow me and WANT me to be myself. I just want to help people and try to make life a little easier.”
“Thanks for inspiring me,” she added. “All of you. For supporting me. 20GAYTEEN was a dream. Thank you for your kindness. Thank you for your patience. We keep working. We keep climbing. I get emotional thinking about how far we’ve come. You mean so much to me. I love you.”
