Eating Disorders

Demi Lovato isn't just a talented singer with an ever-growing tour schedule. She's not just an actress or a gorgeous role model.

She's an inspiration.

Demi Lovato has a very important message to send to young fans.

Or to anyone, really.

Kim Zolciak has been supportive of Brielle Biermann's plastic surgery, as the reality star is not one to cast any judgment in that arena. 

That unconditional love does not extend to her teen's eating habits, however, as she made abundantly clear by fat-shaming her daughter.

When Anne Marie Sengillo posted photos of her eating disorder recovery progress on Reddit, she did so as a means of bettering herself and others.

She never expected to have the images re-purposed by The Chive, without her consent and for the polar opposite reason she shared them publicly.

As has been well established over the past few months, Meghan Trainor is all about that bass.

But, as has also been well established over the past few years, Demi Lovato is all about using her past experiences to serve as a role model to her young fans.

Over the past few weeks, rumors of Ariana Grande's diva behavior have provided plenty of laughs and occasions for collective head shaking.

Yesterday, Giuliana Rancic confirmed that the rumors are true, and the E! News personality is not in the business of lying or making celebrity enemies.

Demi Lovato is far from pleased with the on-stage Lady Gaga puking stunt that became the talk of her SXSW performance this week. Why?

Mother Monster is glorifying bulimia, in the young star's opinion.

Valeria Lukyanova, the Ukrainian model known as Human Barbie, is still making headlines. This time it's for her stated goal to survive "on air and light alone."

Yes, the real-life Barbie doll wannabe, whose doll-like features and ultra-thin waist have stirred controversy before, says she hopes to live without food or water.

Ke$ha's music producer Dr. Luke has been receiving serious death threats since the star went to rehab, with many fans blaming him for her eating disorder.

Was Joyce Giraud extolling the virtues of eating disorders on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills last night? Maybe not intentionally, or overtly, but ...

“You can never be too thin, too rich or too sexy,” she said.