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Siena Agudong, Ruby Rose Turner & More Disney Stars Show Support at 'Stargirl' Premiere

Siena Agudong, Ruby Rose Turner and Ava Kolker hit the carpet at the Stargirl premiere held at the El Capitan Theatre on Tuesday (March 10) in Hollywood.

The actresses were just a few of the Disney Channel and Disney+ stars that showed their support for the new movie.

Siena‘s Upside Down Magic co-stars Max Torina and Alison Fernandez, Diary of a Future President‘s Charlie Bushnell, Just Roll With It‘s Ian Reed Kessler and Sophie Michelle, and Everything’s Gonna Be Okay‘s Maeve Press and Kayla Cromer stepped out.

From Stargirl, Shelby Simmons, John Apolinar, Alex James, Collin Blackford, Allison Wentworth, Maximiliano Hernández, and Gabriella Surodjawan were all in attendance to premiere their new movie.

Also showing their support were Sofie Dossi, Nia Sioux, Sophie Reynolds, Hayden Summerall, and Bryce Xavier.

FYI: Nia is wearing Gabriel & Co. earrings.

'Everything's Gonna Be Okay' Pilot To Re-Air on FX

The cast of Everything’s Gonna Be Okay pose for a cast photo at the 2020 Winter TCA Press Tour held at The Langham Huntington on Friday (January 17) in Pasadena, Calif.

The night before, the co-stars – Adam Faison, Kayla Cromer, Maeve Press, and Josh Thomas – attended a special screening and Q&A in New York, in partnership with GLAAD.

At the TCA press tour, it was announced that the pilot episode will have a special re-airing on FX on Wednesday (January 22) at 10 pm ET.

Kayla recently opened up about how her autism helps her performance in the series.

Kayla Cromer Talks About How Her Autism Helps Her Performances on Freeform's 'Everything's Gonna Be Okay'

Kayla Cromer looks lovely in a pink velvet dress during her appearance on Build Series with her Everything’s Gonna Be Okay cast in New York City on Wednesday afternoon (January 15).

The up and coming actress, Josh Thomas, Maeve Press and Adam Faison stopped by the show to chat about the new Freeform series.

“Matilda is learning to navigate life in a neurotypical world. She is inexperienced in dating and relationships. She is more open with her autism, where I was still learning to advocate for myself,” Kayla spoke to The Hill about her character on the series. “She gets overwhelmed in situations with crowds and noises, or confusing moments.” By contrast, “I wasn’t coddled, I was put into situations and learned to adapt.”

Despite their differences, Kayla says, they’re both “quirky and hilarious, without knowing it.”

Kayla also shared that her different way of thinking has helped her give the best performance possible.

“Being on the spectrum and having other learning differences, I am used to working harder and have a great drive to succeed. I interpret things differently, which helps with analyzing scripts, engulfing myself into roles, to achieve realism,” she shared. “[It] also drives me to make strong choices.”

Everything’s Gonna Be Okay premieres TONIGHT on Freeform. Stay tuned for a sneak peek!

Vanessa & Veronica Merrell Coordinate Their Looks For 'Frozen 2' Premiere

Vanessa and Veronica Merrell wore the prettiest dresses ever to the premiere of Frozen 2 held at Dolby Theatre on Thursday night (November 7) in Hollywood.

The twin creators and designers walked the carpet in their coordinating Giambattista Valli x H&M gowns, alongside fellow influencers Alisha Marie, Remi Cruz, Michelle Randolph, Lucy Connell, and Lydia Connell.

American Housewife‘s Julia Butters, singer Angelica Hale, This Is Us‘s Eris Baker and Faithe Herman, ZombiesKingston Foster, Raven’s Home‘s Jason Maybaum, Bunk’D‘s Raphael Alejandro, Mallory James Mahoney and Shelby Simmons, Just Roll With It‘s Ramon Reed and Kaylin Hayman, and Sophie Michelle were also at the premiere.

Freeform stars Kayla Cromer, Maeve Press, Zuri Adele, and Emma Hunton were also seen on the red carpet looking amazing.

Frozen 2 hits theaters on November 22nd.

Check out 55+ pics inside of Vanessa and Veronica Merrell, Julia Butters, Zuri Adele and so many more at the Frozen 2 premiere…

Trevor Jackson & Jordan Buhat Have 'Hocus Pocus' Fun at Freeform's Halloween House

Trevor Jackson stirs up some potion while Jordan Buhat rises from the grave inside Freeform’s Halloween House in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (October 1).

The two grown-ish stars were joined by a ton of other celebs including Raven’s Home‘s Jason Maybaum and Anneliese van der Pol, Raini Rodriguez, Modern Family‘s Rico Rodriguez, Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, and Jeremy Maguire, Marvel’s Cloak and Dagger‘s Emma Lahana and Ally Maki, The Bold Type‘s Katie Stevens, and Fresh Off The Boat‘s Hudson Yang.

Zombies 2 stars Chandler Kinney and Pearce Joza were seen having some fun inside along with Olivia Sanabia, Everything’s Gonna Be Okay stars Kayla Cromer, Maeve Press, and Adam Faison, and Motherland: Fort Salem‘s Ashley Nicole Williams.

Freeform’s Halloween House is an immersive experience exploring the worlds of Hocus Pocus, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Addams Family, and more. The limited time event is open to the public until NEXT WEEK, October 7th.

Check out over 50+ pics inside from the event!

Autistic 'Everything's Gonna Be Okay' Actress Kayla Cromer Steps Out For ABC Upfronts

Kayla Cromer steps out for the 2019 ABC Walt Disney Television Upfront earlier this week in New York City.

The newcomer will be starring in Freeform’s upcoming Everything’s Gonna To Be Okay, which introduces Nicholas (Josh Thomas), a neurotic 25-year-old visiting his single dad and two teenage half-sisters, one of whom is on the autism spectrum.

He hasn’t been particularly present in his siblings’ lives, but when their dad reveals that he is terminally ill, the girls have to cope with not only a devastating loss but also the realization that Nicholas is the one who will have to rise to the occasion, move in and hold it all together.

Kayla revealed during Freeform’s annual summit earlier this year that she is autistic herself.

“I have learned to trust the journey and this event is the perfect place for me to come out publicly for the first time that I’m actually on the autism spectrum,” she shared, before opening up that the autism aspect of the show helped her land the part.

Kayla added, “I never thought I was even funny before playing Matilda, but my acting coach convinced me by saying, ‘Kayla, I think you’re capable of comedy because frankly, your quirks resemble those of Sheldon Cooper.’”

You can watch the trailer for Everything’s Gonna To Be Okay below!