Monday, April 26, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Kevin Jonas Enjoys Married Life
April 21st, 2010: Kevin Jonas and his wife Danielle were spotted walking to their car after doing some shopping Wednesday afternoon. The photographers told them they looked happy together and Kevin said, "We are." When asked what the biggest surprise was about married life, Kevin said, "How awesome it is."
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Premiere: "Oceans"
Hear Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas spill on shooting their new music video! Plus, what do the JoBros do for fun?
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
MTV News Extended Play: Jonas Brothers
1. A New Album Is In The Works For The Jonas Brothers
2. The Jonas Brothers Comment On ‘American Idol’
3. The Jonas Brothers Talk ‘Camp Rock 2′
4. The Jonas Brothers Explain The Importance Of The Film ‘Oceans’
5. The Jonases Describe Their Favorite Fan Art
6. Expect Some Guest Appearances On The Next Season Of ‘JONAS’
7. Will There Be More Jonas Brothers YouTube Clips?
2. The Jonas Brothers Comment On ‘American Idol’
3. The Jonas Brothers Talk ‘Camp Rock 2′
4. The Jonas Brothers Explain The Importance Of The Film ‘Oceans’
5. The Jonases Describe Their Favorite Fan Art
6. Expect Some Guest Appearances On The Next Season Of ‘JONAS’
7. Will There Be More Jonas Brothers YouTube Clips?
Nick Jonas: Avoids Romance Questions, but Not Fans Read more: http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b177148_nick_jonas_avoids_romance_questions_not.html#ixzz0ljjdZMks
For these Nick Jonas fans, this will be a moment they'll remember for, like, forever.
The teen sensation was spotted in Pasadena, Calif., on Monday afternoon after pretending to be a Forever 21 sales clerk for the hidden camera show I Get That a Lot.
Outside the store, the newly single singer may have been keeping mum about recent romance rumors surrounding him and JONAS costar Nicole Anderson, but he graciously took time out to pose for pics with a few lucky little ladies.
Aww. No wonder he's our favorite JoBro.
Jonas Brothers: They're Going on Tour Again
Despite solo careers and married life, Nick, Joe and Kevin are putting the final touches on the tour they first talked about earlier this year.
"We are going back on tour this summer," Kevin revealed in a new interview with Radio Disney's Ernie D.
"It will be unlike any tour we've done before, and we're really looking forward to getting back out there with our fans," Nick added.
A source tells us the official announcement should be coming any day now.
It was just in January that Nick hit the road with his solo project, Nick Jonas and the Administration. In the same month, Joe told us he may be ready to branch out on his own, too. And with Kevin settling down into hubbyhood, we just weren't sure of the next time we'd see the trio tour again.
No word on whether or not Demi Lovato will make any surprise cameos on stage with her beau Joe.
Will you be checking out the JoBros in concert? Leave your comments below.
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When Nick isn't busy prepping to go on tour with Joe and Kevin, he keeps himself occupied by posing with fans and dodging romance rumors.
Meet the Mom
Everyone knows the Jonas Brothers and their music. Now meet their mother!
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Denise and her sons, the Jonas Brothers
Denise and her sons, the Jonas Brothers
Yes, I’m blessed to have four very talented sons you might have heard of. But the challenges I had raising them are like what all moms face. I had to discipline and encourage them, set boundaries and bring them up with good values. I had to tolerate their tussling and correct them when they made mistakes.
I also learned from my mistakes. When you raise kids, you grow a lot too. Most of all, I had to make sure they knew they were loved. Love is the greatest value of all.
Recently I became a spokesperson (you could call me a spokesmom) for a website called iMom. It’s a quick, easy place for busy moms to go for solid parenting advice, some of which I used raising my kids and some I could’ve used!
Let ’em have fun. With four boys I quickly found out rugs are like tumbling mats and a sofa will be turned into a fort. I remember being in the kitchen once and wondering if a football team had invaded the living room.
“Rug time,” I called it. I thought of it as rearranging the furniture without a license. But you know what? My husband, Kevin, made sure no one got hurt and the boys released a lot of pent-up energy.
So forget the Hummel figurines for now. Let your kids have fun. And have fun with them.
Never mind the hair.
Hair is a battlefield. My boys have my hair—as every interviewer likes to point out. Thick and curly, thanks to my Italian heritage.
For some reason every teenage boy likes to try something crazy with their hair. They let it grow so long you can’t see their eyes or they iron it straight. Or they put so much goop on it it’s as alluring as a porcupine.
Every mom has a moment where she wants to attack her son’s hair with a comb or clippers. Resist. You have to choose your battles. Hair isn’t all that important. What matters is what’s underneath.
Buy the drum set.
The most valuable thing a parent can do is nurture your kids’ gifts. Your daughter wants to play softball? Find a team. Your son likes to sing? Listen.
The boys grew up surrounded by music. Kevin, Sr. (our oldest is also Kevin), is an amazing vocalist and songwriter. He was the pastor and worship leader at our church, so the boys learned all his songs (you should hear them mimic him—they love to tease).
Nick was the most precocious musically. At age three, he wandered around the house, asking, “Do you hear that? Do you hear the music?” Then he’d burst out with some song.
Monday, April 19, 2010
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