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Tributes are pouring in on social media after a well-known makeup artist, beauty entrepreneur, and Detroit native died.

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Hilary Duff had a son, Luca Cruz Comrie, with her husband, former NHL player Mike Comrie, in March 2012. That's right, Lizzie McGuire is the next show to get a reboot. Hilary Duff posted the news on her Instagram page Friday night that she would revive her role as Lizzie McGuire along with a video compilation of moments from the original Disney Channel show. The series will be coming to the new streaming service Disney+, the company announced on their Twitter page. In the US, Disney+ will cost $6.99 per month, and will cost about the same elsewhere when adjusted for exchange rates.

Hilary Duff received backlash on social media after sharing a photo of her smiling 8-month-old daughter, which showed the little girl's pierced ears. She is seen holding her daughter, Banks, as the girl plays with her glasses. Small stud earrings could be seen on her ears, something that hadn't appeared in earlier photos. However, other follows came to Duff's defense, saying many other parents choose to pierce their baby's ears as well. Some shared that they too had had their ears pierced at young ages and don't even remember the experience.

This actress has gone from "Lizzie McGuire" darling to soldier-in-training. After appearing in the hit Disney Channel show with Hilary Duff and movies like "Forget Me Not" and "Rites of Passage," she has enlisted in the Army. "If you can survive Hollywood, I think you can survive the Army," the 28-year-old told Inside Edition. Schroeder admitted that a few women recognized her when she first enlisted, but she said it didn't distract from the mission of the unit. RELATED STORIESArmy Veteran Shot 13 Times in Iraq Accepts Diploma From UniversityBeloved Army Ranger Dog Died Protecting SoldiersTexas Army Doctor Surprises His Wife at Work in Touching Video