Check out this behind the scenes with Demi Lovato during the filming of her music video for "Here We Go Again"! The new album "Here We Go Again" is in stores July 21st, 2009!

Demi Lovato - Behind the Scenes - Here We Go Again

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Here are the videos from the LIVE chat today, in case you misssed it!








If you didn't get to ask Demi your question in today's LIVE chat, don't worry; there will be another one next week! :]






Also, Kevin Jonas is engaged! That's right, the 21-year-old proposed to 22-year-old girlfriend Danielle Deleasa at her home in New Jersey. Here's what Demi has to say about this engagement below:

"Congrats to Kevin and Dani!!!!!!! Love you both. Sooo happy for you!!!" Demi Tweeted.

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I added 3 from Demi's AT&T photoshoot. Thanks Diana!




Reminders:

Demi's LIVE Facebook Webcast is TODAY @ 4:15pm PDT! RSVP now!






This is a reminder that Demi has been nominated for 3 Teen Choice Awards! Don't forget to vote for Demi and tell all your friends to vote for her as well! (You MUST register before you can vote!)

The Teen Choice Awards will air on Monday, Aug. 10 @ 8pm ET on FOX and the Jonas Brothers will be hosting!

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On May 26th, Demi did a performance and interview for Walmart Soundcheck. I added 8 pics from this to the gallery and below is a video teaser. A full video of Demi's performance and interview will be released on July 15th. Thanks Allison Joy!



Credit: youtube.com/therealdemilovato

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More from MTV.com

Demi Lovato Reveals Her Tour Essentials, From Laptop To Pillow

The 'Camp Rock' star is tweeting and writing songs while on the road with David Archuleta.



"Camp Rock" star Demi Lovato will release her new album, Here We Go Again, on July 21, but until then she is hitting the road with "American Idol" alum David Archuleta. The Disney princess has been on the road since June 21, and she says that it's just one of the steps she's taking to get the word out about the album, her follow-up to last year's Don't Forget.

"I'm doing a lot of Twittering. I try and get it embedded into their heads. My fans are great. They do a really good job of keeping up with things like that," she told MTV News. "I put on a lot of shows and try and get everyone excited — as excited as I am."

When she's not onstage this summer, Lovato will be busy tweeting and preparing for the "Camp Rock 2" shoot this fall. And she'll have her laptop with her when she's out on the road. "I have to have my laptop everywhere I go with me," she said. "I write my songs on it. I live off of it."

She added that she also has her BlackBerry with her everywhere she goes, but she does need one thing that technology just can't offer her. "My pillow. I carry my pillow everywhere I go," she said. "Just a pillow. I like to take catnaps everywhere I go. I carry my pillow with me."

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New article and pics from WWD.com.



Demi Lovato emerges from the makeshift dressing room in a strapless black cocktail dress, her shiny black hair festooned with a pair of Louis Vuitton bunny ears from the fall runway, a look more Playboy Bunny than Mouseketeer. And no sooner does the Disney Channel star flash a smile — she likes it — than the getup is vetoed by the handler from her record label, on set for this WWD shoot. After a bit of protesting, Lovato makes do with a top hat and — ta-da! — Miley crisis averted.

Clearly, tween stardom is a treacherous sport, even for someone like Lovato, a child beauty pageant vet with a professional résumé reaching back to the age of six (when she first appeared alongside the big purple dinosaur on “Barney & Friends” with fellow Disney “It” girl Selena Gomez). On one hand, Lovato is polished-to-shiny, but on the other, she is still a 16-year-old whose concerns about “heartbreak, romance, friendships — the whole shebang,” as the Dallas native puts it, threaten to overshadow those about her image.

Lovato has a pretty full plate these days. First, there is her Disney Channel sitcom, “Sonny With a Chance,” on which she plays the titular Sonny Monroe, a small-town girl who moves to Hollywood upon being cast in a TV show. Then, there’s the nationwide concert tour she’s headlining, and the July 21 release of her second album, “Here We Go Again,” on Disney’s Hollywood Records.

And finally, there are her hit made-for-TV-movies, including last year’s “Camp Rock,” the sequel to which is scheduled to begin filming this fall, and “Princess Protection Program,” costarring Lovato’s real-life BFF Gomez. Last week’s Disney Channel premiere drew 8.5 million viewers.

Not surprisingly, like many teen stars, Lovato has a precocity that belies her years. After “Barney,” she moved on to commercials, did an episode of “Prison Break,” guest-starred on Nickelodeon’s “Just Jordan” (a tango with the enemy she jokingly refers to as “a Nickelodeon thing that we shall never speak of”), and, in 2007, appeared on the Disney Channel series “As The Bell Rings.” It was her first job for the company that now backs all of her acting and musical endeavors.

But unlike such past Disney-ites as Hilary Duff and Lindsay Lohan, Lovato considers herself a musician foremost and actress second. “It’s my first love,” she says of music. “Acting is just kind of a way to pay for the singing.” She pauses, clearly considering this notion, and then adds, “I mean, not anymore. Acting now is like a new challenge, new hobby, a new passion even.”

Professional politics aside, Lovato is most excited when chatting about her new album, which she says is “more relaxed and more mature,” with a more “soulful edge” than her gold-selling pop-rock debut, “Don’t Forget.” This time around, the songs are more personal, inspired by “pretty much just heartbreak.” Take the midtempo “World of Chances,” which she cowrote with John Mayer, in which Lovato sings, “You’ve got a face for a smile, you know/A shame you waste it when you’re breaking me slowly/But I’ve got a world of chances for you…/Chances that you’re burning through.” This isn’t schoolyard stuff. “I had fallen in love and then my heart got broken. I had never fallen in love before, so that was interesting,” she says.

Intriguingly, Lovato, who plays guitar and piano, even penned a track about her estranged father (she was raised from an early age by her mom and stepdad, Eddie De La Garza). It was originally planned for this album; however, Lovato and her advisers chose to hold it and several other more “emotional” songs for the time being. “When I took a step back,” she says, “I realized I wouldn’t like those subjects being talked about in somebody else’s home, with a seven-year-old and their mom.”

Her fashion choices also go through a kind of wringer — she has an acute awareness of her audience and, increasingly, herself. If the bunny ears are any indication, yes, Lovato is growing up and, sometimes at least, “getting to wear and do what I want.” This has meant more flirty dresses and glam skirts, plus strappy heels, hipster sunglasses and hardware-heavy Prada bags. But in gaining her sartorial bearings, she does try to keep her toddler-to-teenage fan base in mind. “Sometimes,” she muses, “when I want to wear a really hot skirt or something, I think, ‘Would you want your little sister to wear that skirt in two years? No.’”

Yet she doesn’t seem overly worried about maintaining a squeaky-clean image. Nor, for that matter, is she concerned with building a Demi Lovato brand, she avers. “The marketing side makes me nauseous,” says the singer, who moved, along with her mom, De La Garza (who is also her co-manager), two sisters and aunt, to Los Angeles last summer. “This is about music; it’s not about marketing.” (Although she concedes that “[marketing] does have a lot to do with it.”)

Indeed, Lovato is a teenager coming into her own on a network that targets from out of the crib; she’s expected to embody youthful exuberance and, at the same time, make well-thought-out decisions on an international stage and adhere to an exhausting schedule, always acting the consummate professional. Which could be why she wouldn’t mind skipping over the whole adolescence thing. “I wish I was older a lot of the time,” says Lovato, who hopes to attend Boston’s Berklee College of Music one day. “Because I feel like an adult and I’m working like an adult, but then I wake up and I’m 16 and it’s weird.”


I added 5 pics from the article to the gallery.

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Thanks Ashley for sending this in!





** Demi's official website got a makeover! Check it out!

A HQ version of Demi's video for "Here We Go Again" was posted on her official youtube!

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