The Jonas Brothers are in the Dominican Republic this week to perform, and before their concert on October 25th they stopped in for a quick interview – which you can watch above.
We love Nick’s hat and Joe’s new haircut makes him look super different! Don’t you think?
Check out the interview above and let us know your thoughts!
Justin Bieber’s new hit single “Love Me” released to iTunes a day early – surprise! We are so in love with this song it’s crazy, we keep listening to it on repeat!
The beat is fantastic and the song reminds us of so many pop songs we love all melded together to make one epic piece of music.
Take a listen to Justin’s “Love Me” above and make sure to share your thoughts!
Click here to check out the album artwork for Justin’s “Love Me” and upcoming single “My World.”
Miley Cyrus performed at last nights Concert For Hope in Los Angeles, California. Click here to watch Miley perform “The Climb” at the concert.
Other celebrities who performed were Disney’s Demi Lovato and Jesse McCartney.
Selena Gomez was spotted yesterday, October 25th at the Disneyland theme park. She visited the park along with a group of friends and was nice enough to stop and sign autographs and take pictures with fans.
Were you one of the Disney park visitors lucky enough to see Selena during your visit?
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We have shared with you numerous parts from a Question and Answer session with the “Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure” Director Klay Hall and Producer Sean Lurie. You can check out the sixth section we posted here.
Below is the seventh section of that session:
Q: Is there any chance the trolls will show up in their own animated feature?
Klay Hall: I hope so. I find those guys very funny.
Q: How many animators worked on Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure?
Klay Hall: From storyboard artists, to animators, to CG camera blockers, to CG model builders, we had many hundreds of talented individuals working on our film.
Q: For Klay: You’re known as TV animator, did you have special training for working as full-length film director or was it a natural step?
Klay Hall: While at Cal Arts, I trained in classical, feature animation. Then early in my television career, I started as an assistant animator eventually moving up to a supervising director. This took many years and lots of dedication. During this process, I learned to work with many different types of personalities, which helped me understand how people work. I also had to learn how to work with high-level executives from the networks and other studios. At one point in my career, I was overseeing seven episodes at once with a crew of about 115 people. These experiences, among many others, prepped me to become a skilled full-length film director. So in conclusion, it did feel like a natural step.
Q: What handy advice or life lessons can young girls learn from the Disney Fairies?
Klay Hall: In Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, there are a few life lessons that everyone, not just young girls, can learn from. For example, forgiveness like when Tinker Bell and Terence forgave each other about their misunderstanding. Another example, true friendship is the greatest treasure of all and should never be taken for granted. And finally, it’s okay to make mistakes. We all do and, hopefully, we learn from them.
Q: Is there a deleted scene that you wish had made the final cut?
Sean Lurie: There was a very funny scene where Blaze gets eaten by a frog that got cut out. It caught everybody by surprise and made people laugh out loud. We couldn’t find a way to make it work in the revised sequence of events in the story.
Q: Was there a challenging scene or an unexpected development, which occurred while working on the movie?
Sean Lurie: There’s an interesting scene in the movie where Tink blames Terence for breaking the scepter. Our initial instinct on this was to have Terence feel bad/sad. Early in the process he cowered away, and our hope was that we would feel sorry and sympathetic for him. We were reviewing this scene with John Lasseter and he said, “he should fight back, and stand up to Tink.” John felt that it wasn’t believable to have him mope off like that. That it wasn’t a natural reaction. This change in attitude with Terence helped inform a few other sequences in ways that improved the story. It’s a good lesson to always check the believability of the characters.
“Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure” is releasing to Disney Blu-ray and DVD tomorrow, Tuesday, October 27th! We hope you are getting as excited as we are!
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