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Demi Lovato to Perform at 2024 Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Gala

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Demi Lovato is helping supports ick Los Angeles children…

The 32-year-old half-Mexican American singer/actress will perform at the 2024 Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) Gala on Saturday, October 5, at The Event Deck at LA LIVE in downtown Los Angeles.

Demi Lovato The biannual Gala raises funds to support the hospital’s mission.

“Children’s Hospital Los Angeles holds a very special place in my heart,” Lovato said in a statement. “Over the years, it’s been my personal honor to meet so many families in their care and witness first-hand the compassion and brilliance of their staff. Creating hope and building healthier futures is at the heart of their mission, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to celebrate and support that at this memorable event.”

Lovato has notched eight top 10 albums on the Billboard 200, including Here We Go Again, which debuted at No. 1 in 2009. She has also had four top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100, topped by “Sorry Not Sorry,” which reached No. 6 in 2017.

Her awards include an MTV Video Music Award for “Skyscraper” and two Grammy nods.

Chuck Lorre, Bernadette and Sugar Ray Leonard, and AEG will each receive the Courage to Care Award for their humanitarian efforts at CHLA and beyond.

Lorre is one of the most successful producers in TV history, with such smash hits as Two and Half Men, The Big Bang Theory and Mom. He was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame in 2012.

Actor Jon Cryer, one of the stars of Two and a Half Men, and his wife, actress and producer Lisa Joyner, will co-host the event. Kaley Cuoco, one of the stars of The Big Bang Theory, will serve as a presenter, along with actor Jamie Lee Curtis (a past winner of the Courage to Care award), actor Colin Hanks and radio broadcaster

This year’s honorary co-chairs are Jimmy Kimmel and wife Molly McNearny, and Kristin and Jeffrey Worthe. Kimmel and McNearny both won Primetime Emmys earlier in September for their work on the 2024 Oscars, which was voted outstanding variety special (live). Kimmel won as host; McNearny as an executive producer.

Demi Lovato Teams Up with Henry Masks for Special 2021 Pride Collaboration

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Demi Lovato is maskin’ up for a good cause…

The 28-year-old half-Mexican American singer/actor has teamed up with Henry Masks for a special 2021 Pride collaboration.

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As part of the collaboration, Lovato helped design four reusable face masks — perfect for travel, concerts, festivals or everyday wear.

The Demi Lovato x HENRY four-pack includes three prints inspired by the colors of the trans flag and non-binary flag. There is also a purple mask with the non-binary flag featured on it. Each mask features Henry’s unique peaked shape, which makes it easier to breathe through and more comfortable to wear for long periods.

The masks are also fully washable and reusable. Use the ear loops to wear it around your ears, or use the adjustable strap to tie the mask around your head. The four-pack retails for $49.50.

Demi Lovato x Henry Masks

As part of the collaboration, Lovato and Henry Masks are teaming up to donate 25% of proceeds from sales of this limited-edition pack to The Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles Center for Transyouth Health and Development. Henry Masks says the money will go towards supporting CHLA‘s mission of helping young people and their families as they navigate their gender journey.

As for why they chose to work with Lovato, Henry Masks says, “Their story of triumph and perseverance inspires us all.”

Henry Masks also has their own line of Pride-themed face masks, available here. The four-pack features rainbow-hued motifs, with a fun take on the Rolling Stones‘ iconic lips and tongue logo, plus a special mask with the message, “Love is Love.” Get Henry Masks’ Pride 4-Pack for $49.50 at HenryMasks.com.

Lovato’s collaboration with Henry Masks comes on the heels of their partnership with Talkspace, an online therapy platform that Lovato is helping to promote, in an effort to encourage young people to talk about mental health and depression.