Filed under: disney, wizards of waverly place | Tags: behind the scenes, disney, wizards of waverly place
Thanks to one of the show creators of Wizards Of Waverly Place, there are behind the scenes pictures from the Disney stage!
Filed under: disney | Tags: Adam Hicks, brandon smith, chelsea Staub, Daniel Curtis Lee, Hutch Dano
Creating a musical twist on a classic 90’s hit, Daniel Curtis Lee and Adam Hicks perform U Can’t Touch This! Always ones to go big, the video includes cameo’s made by Hutch Dano, Chelsea Staub, and Brandon Smith.
The Veronicas show a behind-the-scenes look of how amazing their fans are. With thousands of young adults chanting their name, they’re reaching superstar status!
Filed under: jesse mccartney | Tags: album, jesse mccartney, Leighton Meester
With ‘Good Girls Go Bad’ having their music video debut Monday, attention is back once again to Leighton Meester and her music! The Gossip Girl starlet has been keeping her album details under a tight wrap lately, but it seems as though others are not as hush hush. Jesse McCartney recently chatted of how he is helping write and be in the studio with the ‘gone bad’ singer.
Jive Records just reached out to me last week and they want me to write for David Archuleta’s new album. I’ve been writing with Toni Braxton and Leighton Meester, who’s been working on a record. It’s opened a lot of people’s eyes in the industry, too. It’s definitely a great feeling to be recognized and to be asked to work with their artists.
The two of them working together? It’s bound to be amazing!
Selena Gomez made her way to The Early Show this morning, where she taught their correspondent how to make her aunt’s cheesecake! Yumm!
Sel dished on her skills, admitting: “I find cooking very therapeutic. I have zero time to ever do it, but once I have a house of my own, one day, I’ll have time to do that. I’d love to go to culinary school.”
It’s been discussed multiple times already, but it seems as though the Jonas brand is starting to fade even more. Besides a ‘failed’ television show, below expected movie turn-out, performing on an un-sold out tour, it seems as though now the decline is making it’s way to the Jonas Brothers album sales.
The Examiner looks into the situation further, determining: ‘It could end up only selling 70,000 copies this week and that would be a steep decline from first week sales. The Jonas Brothers are in the middle of a successful tour. These days, concert ticket sales earn far more than album sales. The band isn’t going to go broke anytime soon. However, with the poor sales of this album, their brand may be fading.’
Do you think Jonas acceptance of losing their core fan base in search of an older audience is hurting them more than helping them?
