Mandy Moore Gives Fans A Glimpse Of Her ‘Real Life’ With Baby Gus And Husband Taylor Goldsmith In Star-Studded New Music Video

Mandy Moore has shared a nostalgic new single called ‘Little Dreams’ – listen to it below.The gentle orchestral track sees Moore focus in on, and celebrate, the everyday.In a statement about the track, Moore said: “I wanted to write a song about how a life is comprised of these seemingly mundane moments that ultimately all piece together to form something greater.“It’s about the little things we look back on with such nostalgia when we’re reflecting on a particular point in time: the walk you took with someone right after it had rained, or the drive when someone introduced you to a record that wound up becoming one of your favourites.“It doesn’t always have to be about the flashy things that scream out to us—it’s all those quieter, simpler moments that are worth recognizing and celebrating too.”You can listen to the track here:The track is the second single to come from Moore’s upcoming new album, ‘In Real Life’ following the release of the album’s title track last month.The record will be the follow-up to Moore’s March 2020 album ‘Silver Landings’, and will arrive on May 13 via Verve Forecast.Produced by Mike Viola, ‘In Real Life’ features a host of collaborators, including Moore’s husband, Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith, and his brother/bandmate Griffin Goldsmith, Lucius’ Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, keyboardist Lee Pardini (The War On Drugs) and bassist Sebastian Steinberg (Sharon Van Etten, Phoebe Bridgers).Speaking about the new album, Moore said: “So much of this record came from future-tripping on the next chapter of my life and what it might look like: what parenthood would feel like, how it would change everything, and all the excitement and trepidation that comes with that.”“At the same time it was about celebrating

Mandy Moore is opening up about one of the episodes of This Is Us which made her physically ill.

The beginning of the end. Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Toby (Chris Sullivan) started to realize that things between them might really be over during the Tuesday, April 5, episode of This Is Us, titled “Saturday in the Park.”

the gradual implosion of Kate and Toby's marriage in the present, which comes to a head in the hour. And by focusing a significant portion of the episode through the eyes (and senses) of baby Jack — who was born visually impaired — the episode, titled «Saturday in the Park,» is unlike any other."[Creator] Dan Fogelman is an innovator in modern television so I was not surprised," Chris Sullivan told ET's Denny Directo at ' opening night celebration at PaleyFest on Saturday at the Dolby Theatre.

Moderator Scott Evans from Access Hollywood: Will fans be satiated with the way this thing wraps up?Dan Fogelman: It’s funny because I just literally finished writing the final script. It’s been a long time coming and I held off on writing the final words, and I would always tell the guys I have the general shape of it, but I feel really confident that we’re going to do what you’re asking. This has been 7 years of your life, for me, 8 years, and you think about some of these shows that end, and people ask if it worked, and we’ve taken it very seriously.

The stars of This Is Us are stepping out to promote the final few episodes of their hit show!

Hilary Duff took to social media to reveal that she was left heartbroken by the loss of one of her beloved dogs, Jak.MORE: Hilary Duff details 'traumatic' night with baby daughterWith a series of photographs she shared, the actress spoke of her memories with her dog and how she spent almost twenty years with him.VIDEO: Hilary Duff's bathroom mishapShe wrote: "Rest easy my sweet Jak… a true fine wine ….We won't miss you peeing all over the house or barking all night…but I was so lucky to get almost two decades with you!! "You watched me bring all my babies home. You, Lola, and Dubie taught me so much responsibility before having these human babies and you sure gave me a lot of comfort and love when I needed it the most!"MORE: Hilary Duff divides fans with photo inside separate bathroom from husband MatthewShe concluded: "Night night angel.

CAA’s annual pre-Oscars party is back and lots of celebs stepped out to celebrate!

Congratulations are in order for Chris Carmack and Erin Slaver as they prepare to welcome baby no. 2! The 41-year-old Grey’s Anatomy star and his wife of three years, who are already parents to daughter Kai, 5, took to Instagram on March 20 and revealed that they have another girl on the way, due in May.

Friendly exes! Mandy Moore has returned to her musical roots — and enlisted a number of her famous friends and former flings for a new music video.

Mandy Moore released her new music video!

Mandy Moore is offering up fans a slice of her regular life. For the newly dropped music video for her single, «In Real Life,» the singer enlisted the help of fellow celebrities to pull back the curtains on their own real lives. The star-studded visual features familiar faces like Hilary Duff, Amanda Kloots, Karamo Brown, Wilmer Valderrama and Skylar Astin.

Hilary Duff is looking back at some of the highs and lows of her career, including her 2003 Vanity Fair photo shoot, featuring all teenage royalty at the time, Amanda Bynes, Mandy Moore, Alexis Bledel, Evan Rachel Wood, Raven-Symoné, Lindsay Lohan, the Olsen twins, and more stars.The 34-year-old star of ‘How I Met Your Father’ was recently asked if the iconic cover was a “career high” for her, to which she said “Explain career high,” adding “personal high or just like a big achievement?”“I remember being like, ‘This is cool I was included in this,’ but no, this was a very high stress, anxiety-inducing day,” Hilary shared, “Also, Mandy and I are great friends now, so this is very funny.”Mandy previously opened up about her friendship with Hilary, revealing she is a “close friend” and described her as a “super mom,” confessing that she hosts a music class at her house, “There’s lots of other new moms in our group: Meghan Trainor, Ashley Tisdale.”Evan Rachel Wood was also asked about the cover, which featured young Hollywood stars, with the headline ‘It’s Totally Raining Teens! And It’s, Like, So a Major Moment in Pop Culture.’The actress revealed that it was not a positive experience for her, explaining that she was “close to tears” and “felt like meat,” as the photo shoot “wasn’t comfortable” at all” and she was pressured to “shut up and do what you are told.”

An iconic image. Hilary Duff looked back at her 2003 Vanity Fair magazine cover, and it wasn’t exactly a fun memory.

Hilary Duff dropped «Wake Up» from her 2005 album. And now, all these years later, the track's playing on a loop thanks to her 3-year-old daughter, Banks.The star spoke to ET's Cassie DiLaura at the show's season 1 finale event earlier this week, where the mother of three spoke about Banks' favorite song at the moment.