Hailee Steinfeld & John Cena Fly Into Beijing For 'Bumblebee' Premiere

Hailee Steinfeld gets sandwiched into a group pic with co-stars John Cena and Travis Knight at the Bumblebee fan screening on Friday night (December 14) in Beijing, China.

The three stars of the upcoming film were joined by producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura for the handful of events, which included a press conference earlier in the night.

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“Beijing!!! I’m so excited to meet you today at the Bumblebee Premiere! Who’s coming?! 🐝🖤🐝,” Hailee captioned with a new pic on Instagram earlier in the day.

Bumblebee will drive into theaters on Friday, December 21st – this coming week!

Check out 30+ pics inside of Hailee Steinfeld at the Chinese premiere…

Camila Cabello is opening up about meeting Taylor Swift for the first time and becoming close friends with her.

The 21-year-old singer has been very open with her fans about how she idolized Taylor growing up before ever meeting her and touring with her.

Camila met Taylor for the first time at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, where she was appearing with Fifth Harmony.

“I remember I was in my group at the time and we’d just won an award,” Camila told Billboard. “I was like, ‘It’s the perfect opportunity to say hi to her.’ Her and Ella [Yelich-O’Connor] — Lorde — were sitting next to each other, and I was like, ‘I just wanted to say I’m such a huge fan of you guys and I love your music and you’ve inspired me so much.’ They were like, ‘Thanks.’”

Camila saw them again at the after party. “She was just like, ‘Hey, come sit,’” she said. “We were just talking and, yeah, we became friends. I feel like we’re really similar as people. We’re both very emotional and like a lot of the same things. Even small things like poetry or the same kind of films or very girly kind of stuff.”

“There’s definitely moments where it feels like, I don’t know, my brain is 100 percent confused,” Camila said about her past year. “When I was on the Reputation Tour, [Swift] would sing an old song every night from past albums, and she would just give me flashbacks of when I was 13. That’s weird, because I’m, like, right here, every night.”

Mika Brzezinski is apologizing for her words.

The Morning Joe co-host issued an apology on TV on Friday (December 14) after a slur to describe Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday (December 12).

“Is that a patriot speaking, or a wannabe dictator’s butt boy? Dead serious, I’m asking: Are these the words of a patriot?” she said while criticizing Pompeo‘s evasive interview about Prince Mohammed bin Salmna‘s role in the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

“I wanted to address a term that I used on this show on Wednesday that was vulgar. I knew it right away, and I tweeted that it was a terrible choice of words and that I was sorry. But please allow me to say this face to face: The term is crass and offensive, and I apologize to everyone—especially the LGBTQ community and to my colleagues—for using it,” she said during Friday’s broadcast.

Lauren Jauregui takes over the cover for Ladygunn magazine’s new issue.

Here’s what the 21-year-old “Expectations” singer shared:

On getting over imposter syndrome as a songwriter: “The main lesson I learned [while finding the confidence to write my own songs] was that I was the one holding myself back. There was no one actually stopping me but me. It was my fear of failure and rejection that was stopping me because I love music and art that much. I love consuming it and there are so many incredible artists out in the world right now who inspire me, who I’d like to be like in some ways. But at the end of the day, that’s not how it goes. All of those people got to where they got to because they never gave up on themselves and they always worked hard and got better and practiced. It was about realizing that and telling myself over and over again, even when I didn’t believe it, ‘You can do this. This is what you do. You know you can write.’ You can’t wait for someone else’s approval or for someone else to tell you that you can do something just to be like, ‘Oh shit, I’m actually good at this.’”

On toxic masculinity/why the world is in the state it’s in: “Toxic masculinity is one of the main reasons the world is in the state that it is right now. It’s toxic to want to destroy another because you don’t understand them. It’s toxic the amount of wars we have, all of them started by men—and mostly over ego. The fact that we value ego and money over human life stems from toxic masculinity. It’s this power play of, ‘I’m important, and I do a lot, and I am powerful.’ I feel like that 100 percent contributes to a lot of the shit that we see going on today. If you feed your ego too much, and you don’t listen to your actual gut, it’s always about how much more you can obtain. It’s insatiable.”

Evan Aquaman gets starstruck!

Jason Momoa took to Instagram on Thursday (December 13) to gush over meeting Julia Roberts when they were both on The Late Late Show With James Corden.

“Took me MA to see @j_corden. Meet the legend @juliaroberts the momoaz geeked out a lil. Aloha j,” the 39-year-old actor captioned with his series of selfies with Julia on Instagram.

On the show, Jason and Julia were joined by Aquaman co-star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as they discussed each other’s projects and dished about their Holiday plans – Watch more after the cut!

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