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Wednesday, July 30
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Suzette Valle
on Wed 30 Jul 2008 09:32 AM PDT
Monday, July 28
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Suzette Valle
on Mon 28 Jul 2008 10:00 AM PDT
A Little Hollywood in San Diego Requires Much Patience It's nice to have Hollywood visit our fine city for Comic Con; Fox, Nickelodeon, CBS, NBC, Lionsgate, Disney, Warner Brothers, and other major studios were here to promote upcoming films and television shows. If you were after celebrity sightings, this was the place to be this week-end. more » Saturday, July 26
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Suzette Valle
on Sat 26 Jul 2008 12:29 PM PDT
Does the cover of Rolling Stone make you a serious musician? With the on-going debate whether teen bubblegum pop bands are considered serious musicians or not, the Jonas Brothers have boldly gone where few adolescent music groups have gone before: the cover of Rolling Stone. more » Wednesday, July 23
by
Suzette Valle
on Wed 23 Jul 2008 09:13 AM PDT
JoBros Productions, Inc. sure knows how to keep their fan base happy and hooked on their latest Disney prodigies: the Jonas Brothers. Fans are continually informed of the band's up-coming activities, appearances and ITunes releases by pre-recorded personal phone calls through Say Now, text messages, e-mails and fan club bulletins. The Jonas Brothers reached out to their fans once again, and invited a few hundred of them to be part of the filming for their upcoming concert movie in 3D.
Like many households with teen girls right now, ours is all about these
Last week-end, about three hundred teen-aged followers got the opportunity of a life time to join director Bruce Hendricks (who also directed the Hannah Montana: Best of Both Worlds Concert Movie in 3D), and the Jonas Brothers for rehearsals and filming which included meals and floor tickets to both concerts in Anaheim, California.
Confirmation notices for those lucky to have been selected as part of the volunteer casted audience were sent out Saturday morning before the first of three concerts scheduled for
“I waited over a year to meet Nick, Kevin and Joe, and kept telling myself my time would come. I never imagined it would come in such a big way,” said thirteen year old Bianca Valle of her experience meeting the siblings and becoming part of their first big screen movie.
This fan-exclusive experience at the Honda Center started at 2 PM on Sunday, July 13th, with check-in and lunch for the ‘casted audience’ while watching the crew set up the stage for the concert that evening. All three brothers, and the ever-present Mr. Jonas, AKA ‘Papa Jonas’, could be seen supervising the set. Nine cameras surrounded the stage and the teenagers on the arena floor that evening. “The girls were on the floor right up against the stage. They were so close that Nick held Lili's [Strasser] hand and Bianca [Valle] grabbed Kevin's leg -LOL! And Celeste [Alvarado] protected Bianca from fainting as the crowd of joyful fans began to push against the stage to get closer to the boys", said Javier Porras of Laguna Niguel, father and chaperon for the “Jonas Sistas 4 Life” team of casted teenagers. “The excitement was overwhelming and the anticipation well worth it - the concert was amazing. We still can't believe the girls were part of this historic moment”, he added.
While taking a break from filming, the boys played Burnin’ Up, the single from their new album A Little Bit Longer to be released August 12th, and led the girls in a memorable sing-along which prompted Nick Jonas to quip “you are very good!”
Photo by Suzette Valle During this intimate moment with fans, the three siblings chatted and let their small audience in on some 'confidential' information about them and their song S.O.S. (Sorry, I’m not at liberty to say what this information was. I was sworn to secrecy by my daughter!) “Nick even wished Jennifer [Porras] a happy birthday next week. Jennifer also asked Nick to homecoming and he smiled”, added Mr. Porras.
Monday night’s concert decibel levels tripled as the Jonas boys introduced a surprise guest, Taylor Swift, who performed the same number twice for the cameras. It was a long and exhausting day, and made longer by the need to wrap filming of the special 3D effects in time for the concert that evening. This meant a total of about 10 hours on their feet – for the casted audience and the band!
Photo by Suzette Valle
The Jonas’ exhaustion became noticeable when Nick forgot a few of the lyrics to “Play my Music”, and instead smiled for a moment while he recovered the tempo. Nothing escapes the attentive eyes and ears of their hard-core fans!
(11/07/08 Movie release date has been moved to February) Thursday, July 17
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Suzette Valle
on Thu 17 Jul 2008 03:44 PM PDT
I'll be taking some one-gas-tank trips this week, and attending the filming of the upcoming Jonas Brothers 3D movie. I ... more »
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Suzette Valle
on Thu 17 Jul 2008 03:05 PM PDT
Is this Josh Peck pictured just a few months ago at the 2008 Kids Choice Awards? My daughter took this and ... more » Friday, July 4
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Suzette Valle
on Fri 04 Jul 2008 12:50 PM PDT
On this busy day full of patriotic activities with friends and family, it behooves us to take a step back ... more » Thursday, July 3
by
Suzette Valle
on Thu 03 Jul 2008 09:48 AM PDT
While summertime is in full swing in our sunny southern California corner of the world, our teenager is having his own version of summer; preparing for tests, working and vacationing at home will be all the summer fun under the sun he'll be having! As a junior in high school this fall he faces the most challenging time of his academic life. more » |
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