Sunday, September 5, 2010
Jonas Brothers Give Advice to Their Younger Selves...Joe: "Give It Up, Kid!"
Popstar! & PopstarOnline.com ambush the JoBros with olden-days photos of themselves and ask them to give advice to the newbies in the pictures!
Joe Jonas Talks About HOT IN CLEVELAND & His "Foreign" Stubble!
Popstar! Magazine & PopstarOnline.com chatting with Joe Jonas about HOT IN CLEVELAND!
Popstar! & PopstarOnline.com ambush the JoBros with olden-days photos of themselves and ask them to give advice to the newbies in the pictures!
‘Camp Rock 2,’ Jonas Brothers pull in 8 million viewers
How big was the premiere last night of “Camp Rock 2: The Last Jam”? The sequel pulled in 8 million viewers, making it the top cable movie so far this year.
Keep that figure in mind when this weekend’s box-office numbers come in: Disney Channel estimates the Jonas Brothers movie, based on last night’s premiere alone, would have generated $63.2 million at the multiplex. (The average movie ticket price is $7.95, Disney Channel says.)
Disney Channel will repeat the movie, which also stars Demi Lovato, at 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The Saturday version will be a sing-along.
The DVD, with two extra numbers, comes out Tuesday.
Not surprisingly, Disney Channel was the No. 1 network in all of television from 8 to 10 last night.
Sounds like this won’t be “The Last Jam.”
Nick Jonas Camp Rock 2 Interview
Ben and Kelly talked with Nick Jonas about Camp Rock 2 and other fun stuff...who does he want to date?? Find out here!!
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Joe Jonas Mix 93.3 Radio Interview
Joe Jonas' interview on the Kansas City radio station Mix 93.3 on September 3rd, 2010
SEVEN MINUTES OF HEAVEN WITH THE JONAS BROTHERS
CAMP ROCK 2: THE FINAL JAM premieres tonight and reruns throughout the holiday weekend on The Disney Channel
Joe Jonas talks running, social responsibility and Bieber
Joe Jonas, let's admit it, our favorite of the crooning, swoon-inducing Jonas Brothers, will be running Monday morning in the Joe Jonas iWin 5k Fun Run/Walk at Nova Southeastern University in Davie. The NSU run is one of several events that Jonas and his Change for the Children Foundation is hosting across the country to raise funds for Special Olympics. Jonas is no stranger to this kind of work: He and his brothers won the 2010 Do Something Music Artist Award, presented by VH1 and dosomething.org to recognize socially conscious and volunteer-related efforts of young artists.
We had a quick phone chat with Joe, modest and almost bashful, from Cleveland, a stop on the Jonas Brothers' tour that on Tuesday hits the Cruzan Amphitheatre near West Palm Beach.
Tell us about your relationship with Special Olympics.
It's something that's been in my heart for a long time now. I started working with them about a year ago. I like to run, so we came up with the idea to do a fun run, where everyone could particiapte. We did a run in San Antonio and it turned out really well.
You are pop superheroes, using your powers for good. Not the case will all pop stars. Was that always a goal when you were coming up?
We were raised to always give back. Individually, we all do what we have something in our heart for: With Nick it's diabetes research, and Kevin works on volunteerism.
And we get a lot back from the experience. I was talking to a girl on the phone the other day... and she’s not going to live very much longer. And I just kept talking to her and talking to her. I spoke to her for about an hour. We were shooting the Arthur Ashe Kids Day [concert at the U.S. Open in New York], and I held up production, but I just had to keep talking to her. She was so adorable.
At the fun run on Monday, you'll be running right there with the other runners? Could be pretty hot. Are you prepared?
“I’ve been training. [His tone suggested a big grin on his face.] I just got out of the gym. I have a new trainer, and we do different workouts. I try to work in a few miles every day. Today we did a 5K.”
Do you listen to an iPod when you run? What's in it these days?
I really like a band called Band of Horses. And the new album by the Black Keys. It's really good. As far as music I run with, I’ve also been listening to a lot of dance pop, stuff from Europe. Anything the carries a beat. I love to listen to music when I run, like totally zoning out to an entire album.
Bieber?
Sure, I have a couple of his songs. I couldn’t be happier for the guy.
Anything special for fans at the concert?
We're pretty excited to be there. We haven’t toured, or stopped there in a while. When we were routing this tour we made it known that we have to go to Florida.
You’ll be in town for a couple of days with the run and the concert. Where do you like to hang out in South Florida?
Oh, I just love the beach, man. Get me to the beach, and I'm happy.
IF YOU GO
The Joe Jonas iWin 5k Fun Run/Walk begins at 8 a.m. Monday on Nova Southeastern University's main campus, 3301 College Ave., in Davie. Registration is $30 through Sunday (jonasfunrunfl.com) and $45 on site, beginning at 6 a.m. Info: 954-262-2150.
The Jonas Brothers perform in concert Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Cruzan Amphitheatre, 601-7 Sansbury's Way, West Palm Beach. Demi Lovato opens. Tickets: $38-$92.90 at Ticketmaster. Info: 800-745-3000.
Exclusive Q&A with The Jonas Brothers
Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam premieres tonight at 8 p.m. ET on Disney Channel. J-14 sat down exclusively with the Jonas Brothers to chat about Joe and Demi's on-screen kiss, their own camp experiences, and of course, the famous birdhouse from the first Camp Rock!
J14: What was your favorite part about filming Camp Rock 2?
Kevin: I really enjoyed "Heart and Soul" -- that performance was really cool. But I also loved working with the kids, the junior rockers, that was a lot of fun.
J-14: Joe, what's your character, Shanne, and Mitchie's (Demi Lovato) relationship like this time around?
Joe: They've been talking all year and now they're seeing each other again for the first time. They want to get to know each other a little bit better and spend more time together, but finding that time is really hard -- she's trying to help out the camp like crazy and Shane respects that, but he's getting a little frustrated. He's like, "Come on -- I came here for you and for the camp, but majority of the reason is for you, come on!"
J-14: Can you tells us anything about Shane and Mitchie's kiss?
Joe: I can't give those details away unfortunately -- I can say that much.They need that in the relationship. I think that will help things, clarify that they're dating.
J-14: Did you guys ever go to real camp growing up?
Joe: I went seven years in a row! There's always really cool stuff to do at camp. Lots of sports events. I remember a relay race at the end of the camp that was pretty intense.
Nick: Kevin broke his pelvis [at camp]!
Kevin: I literally fractured my pelvis at camp. For some reason they thought it was a good idea to stack -- you know like bunk beds usually have two -- well we stacked one, two, and then the third one. I was on the top bunk, rolled off in my sleeping bag, fell, and fractured my hip. For the rest of the summer I had to be on crutches. I couldn't walk. It was pretty hilarious.
J-14: Kevin, does your character Jason finally get his birdhouse?
Kevin: Of course! There is a very crucial scene with the birdhouse. I can honestly say people will be excited to see it and then devastated for me all at the same time. It's fantastic. It's going to be awesome.
Joe Jonas' Back-to-School Look
Find out what the "Camp Rock 2"star is wearing and how you can rock his look when heading back to class.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato & CR2 cast Radio disney interview part 1
Nick, Joe, Kevin and Demi did an interview on the set of Camp Rock 2 they talk about the movie, the rituals, the funniest scenes and who tells the best jokes.
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Disney Channel goes back to 'Camp Rock'
The sequel retains the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato, but adds more of the camp experience and a bit of 'High School Musical's' song and dance formula after viewers of the original TV movie spoke up.
Research about cable's highest-rated entertainment show in 2008 revealed some complaints television executives rarely see about their programs — not enough s'mores, bonfires and water fights.
The made-for-TV movie was Disney Channel's wildly successful " Camp Rock," which starred Disney darlings the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato and drew an impressive audience of 10 million viewers. Audiences enjoyed the show, they just wanted more of the joy and antics of a typical summer camp experience.
As "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" premieres Friday — and then takes over the network for the Labor Day weekend with singalongs, dance-alongs, cast interviews and encores airing through Monday night — consider the s'mores situation solved .
One on One with the Jonas Brothers
TheDarynJones. Paul the Intern chats with Joe, Kevin, and Nick Jonas from the Jonas Brothers. Daryn Jones
Joe Jonas Goes Back to "Camp"
Joe Jonas played nice with ex-girlfriend Demi Lovato while filming "Camp Rock 2." Hear about it.
Flipping Out With Joe Jonas
Joe Jonas gives an exclusive look at life on the road. Plus, meet a back-up dancer with all the right moves!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Jonas Brothers Call 'Camp Rock 2' 'Next Level'
Pack your bags, pre-stamp your envelopes and get the campfire going. This Friday, the Jonas Brothers and friends will be heading back to Camp Rock in "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam." And the Jonases say that this time around everything is going to be bigger and better.
"I think overall the production and the music were definitely on the next level," Joe Jonas told MTV News about the sequel to the hit 2008 movie. "The staging was phenomenal for the film. We were always filming somewhere different. Every other day was a new location. For us, that was really exciting because for the first one we stuck to about three different sets, and this time probably having 15, 16 different sets, for us, that was really exciting."
In the flick, a rivalry divides two squads: the Camp Rock kids, played by the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato, and Camp Star, made up of a new group of budding musicians. In that group, Nick's character, Nate, finds love with one of Camp Star's leading ladies, Dana, played by Chloe Bridges.
"The story line is really great. They built a camp for the movie and they blocked off a whole mile radius so that people couldn't really find out what the movie was about. It was a really fun experience, and everyone really kept it under wraps," Joe Jonas explained. "The director was the one who kind of leaked pictures on his Facebook ... of all the people!"
The production really had the JoBros stepping up their game now that they're on tour with some of their "Camp Rock 2" castmates. "We've been able to put on some really exciting shows," Kevin explained. "For us to be able to have the production that we always dreamed of, that's why it's exciting for us and for our audience as well."
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