Well, looks like Justin Gaston is going to remember Miley Cyrus for a long, long while. Justin just revealed his new tattoo on his Twitter account and it’s huge. It’s on his wrist and it says “The Last Psalm,” and then it has some music notes below it.
Just think about it…Miley left Justin to work on the movie “The Last Song,” get it, music notes, ha…ha…
We think Justin is going to regret this tattoo…what about you?
Click here to see the first tattoo Justin got a while ago. What do you think this one means?
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Every Wednesday those of us at Disney Dreaming will be coming together to give you a top ten list of all things Disney! This week we sat down to talk about our favorite top ten Disney movies of all time and below is the list we came up with.
We would love for each of you to send in your top ten list as well, we’ll be holding a contest every week and every Wednesday a winner will be contacted and sent a prize pack for participating. All you have to do is leave your top ten list and email address as a comment on this post and get ready to find out if you won next week!
Disney Dreaming’s Top Ten Disney Movies
10. The Sword In The Stone: This movie was adapted from a novel by T. H. White which was published in 1938. Walt Disney Productions released the movie on December 25, 1963 through Buena Vista Distribution. Disney changed a lot of the original story when it produced the film.
In the movie, Arthur is a young boy who hopes to be a knight’s squire when he grows up. He meets up with the wizard Merlin who believes that with an education Arthur can be anything, even a king! The movie is set in medieval times and when the English king passes away and leaves no heir it is believed that anyone who can remove the sword from the stone it is stuck in will become the next king. Leave it to Arthur to be the only one who can remove the sword from the stone!
9. Tuck Everlasting: Released to theaters on October 11, 2002, Tuck Everlasting stars celebrities including Alexis Bledel, William Hurt, Jonathan Jackson, Sissy Spacek, Scott Bairstow, Amy Irving, Victor Garber and Ben Kingsley.
The movie is about a girl named Winnie (played by Alexis) who meets the Tuck family. The Tuck family have a special secret, they are immortal! Winnie falls in love with Jesse Tuck and the movie is a story of Winnie having to choose between being immortal and losing Jesse forever. The moral of the movie is that you should not fear death, but rather you should fear a life you have not lived.
8. Meet The Robinsons: Released on March 30, 2007, Meet The Robinsons is about an orphan named Lewis who wants to find his family. He invents a time machine and then meets another boy his age who warns him against a man in a bowler hat who is trying to steal his time machine. Turns out that boy is from the future! Lewis and the boy go to the future and have an amazing adventure until Lewis realizes he found the family he has been searching for all along! The moral of the story is that your family isn’t always perfect, but they are always your family.
7. The Muppet Christmas Carol: Released on December 11, 1992 this holiday classic is about Jim Henson’s characters ranging from Kermit the Frog to Miss Piggy, Fozzie, the Fraggles and more! This movie marked the first time that all of the Muppets appeared on screen since Jim Henson’s death in 1990.
6. Robin Hood: Released on November 8, 1973, Disney’s Robin Hood is a story of the legendary Robin Hood story. Robin Hood is an outlaw who bonds together with a bunch of his fellow friends to fight off the injustices of the Sheriff of Nottingham who asks for too much in taxes from the townspeople.
5. High School Musical: High School Musical is a Disney Channel Original Movie which was released on the Disney Channel on January 20, 2006. Disney did not expect fans to love the movie as much as they did and had never dreamed that they would make three more High School Musical movies!
The film stars Zac Efron and girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens along with Disney celebrities Ashley Tisdale, Lucas Grabeel, Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Chris Warren Jr, and Olesya Rulin.
The movie is about Zac’s character Troy and Vanessa’s character Gabriella who meet at a party on New Years Eve. They both end up attending the same school, but they are in two different cliques and have to develop a romance away from the prying eyes of their friends who disapprove of their new interests.
4. Bedknobs and Broomsticks: Released on December 13, 1971, Bedknobs and Broomsticks stars Angela Lansbury and David Tomlinson. The plot of the movie takes place during WWII in England where three children are sent to live with Angela’s character Eglantine Price who is an apprentice witch.
The children are put in charge of a magic bedknob and they begin to travel on the bed with it. They take a short journey to the street of London, but their next journey causes a bit more drama for them when they travel to an Island that they only read about in books which is full of magical animals.
3. Pirates Of The Caribbean: July 9, 2003 marked the first time the world got to see a Pirates Of The Caribbean movie. The movies were based off of the famous ride at Disney World and Disneyland. The imagineers thought it would be a good idea for the ride to be given more life, and they could do this by making a movie out of the story from the ride.
The movie stars the famous Johnny Depp along with Orlando Bloom and Kiera Knightly among many others. The characters go on crazy pirate adventures and there are two other already made Pirate adventures in the Pirates Of The Caribbean series. Oh, and their is a fourth movie in the works!
2. Beauty And The Beast: Released on November 22, 1991, Disney’s Beauty And The Beast is a new take on a classic story. The main character, Belle, is upset with her life in her small provincial town in France and can’t stand the attempts Gaston makes on her. While on a trip to show off his new invention, Belle’s father Maurice comes in contact with the Beast and Belle has to save him.
Currently Vanessa Hudgens is working on a project called “Beastly,” which is a modern day Beauty And The Beast movie.
1. The Little Mermaid: The Little Mermaid was released to the world on November 17, 1989. The story is about a mermaid named Ariel who dreams of being human aand being able to explore the world above her, however her father does not approve of her doing so.
She makes a deal with the evil witch Ursula and in turn is given legs for three days. During these three days she meets Prince Eric and they decide to wed. However, Ursula steals her voice and puts a spell on Eric and tries to marry him herself. Ariel’s friends and family have to try to right the wrong that was done so Ariel can live happily ever after with her prince.
Currently, Disney star Drew Seeley is playing Prince Eric in Broadway’s rendition of “The Little Mermaid” story.
Yesterday Nick Jonas made a stop in Washington D.C. to visit with none other than President Obama. Nick will be testifying at a Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee hearing on the government funding for diabetes research.
Nick won’t be the only celebrity there either. He will be joined by Mary Tyler More and Sugar Ray Leonard.
Nick also got to visit with a group of kids who have diabetes, as well as meet the President there. He said, “It was great. He came up and thanked me for meeting his daughters and playing for them. I said, ‘It’s a pleasure to meet you.’ He said, ‘It’s a pleasure to meet you, too.’ Then we took a picture with about 100 kids.”
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Zac Efron has just signed on to star AND executive produce a new movie for Mandate Pictures. The movie has not yet been named but it is written by Leslie Dixon who also wrote the movies “Hairspray,” “Freaky Friday,” and “The Thomas Crown Affair” – all of which are remakes of original movies.
Any guesses what this film might be about? We’re just happy we finally got some news about Zac, we haven’t heard a whole lot from him lately!
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The Jonas Brothers are yet again gracing the cover of Rolling Stones Magazine this coming July. In the last issue that they were on the cover of the JoBros were just reaching music stardom, and according to the magazine they are now pushing for “music credibility.”
Kevin told the magazine, “I think we are working to make that trade without having to give anything up. But I think it will take time, because of where we came from. I would honestly say to anybody, if you were in a band like us, you would take advantage of those platforms too. It’s easy for people to say, ‘No, I’m a real rock & roller,’ but I think you do what you’ve got to do.”
While Joe adds, “Personally, I’m not in the band to say, ‘Hey, you need to respect us, take us seriously,’ because that’s kind of stupid. We’re doing it because we love it, and we don’t care what age group we attract. If they like our music, they like our music, and if they don’t, fine. We don’t need you like our music.”
Aww where is Nick’s quote! We can’t wait to buy the magazine and read more so we can hear what “Mr. President” has to say!
Image and Quotes Via Rolling Stone Magazine
