Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato performed their hit song “Wouldn’t Change A Thing” from the Disney Channel Original Movie “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” at one of their recent concerts in Mexico and there seemed to be a bit of tension between the two while they were sharing the stage.
When we saw clips of these two singing the song at concerts earlier in the summer before they split as a couple and reached a rocky road in their friendship when Joe started bringing new girlfriend Ashley Greene to their concerts, they would perform the song close to each other, singing to each other and really getting into the song together. Now however, Demi and Joe keep their distance and hardly look at each other through the song – and as soon as it’s over Demi makes a point to walk off stage without even a glance at Joe.
Do you think this couple can’t wait for the tour to be over so they don’t have to perform together anymore? Or do you think they were just having an off night?
Taylor Swift has released the following commercial for her Deluxe Edition “Speak Now” album available only at Target stores. Not only is Target selling a deluxe copy of the CD, they are also selling really cool Taylor Swift “Speak Now” T-shirts!
We absolutely love this commercial! We love that Taylor makes fun of herself and at the same time talks about how her experiences in life got her to where she is today.
Have you listened to “Speak Now” yet? Are you able to name who each of the songs is about? We know that Taylor wrote each of the songs herself and that they all have to do with an experience that took place in her life, can you place each track with Taylor’s experience?
Justin Bieber took a few minutes to talk to Radio Disney’s Candice at Variety’s annual Power of Youth Event recently. Justin spoke about the second leg of his tour and how it differs from the first half of the tour. Justin also discusses his work with the charity Pencils of Promise and talks about how he has helped the charity to build 15 schools – wow!
It sounds like Justin really likes his lifestyle and like he’s really happy to be where he is doing what he loves to do every day.
Do you have any questions for Justin that you would like to ask him?
Two members of the creative team behind Disney/Pixar’s “Cars 2,” Brad Lewis (director) and Jay Shuster (art-director), will be on hand in 2011 at the 17th AutoWeek Design Forum to talk about their work on the upcoming movie due in theaters on June 24, 2011.
AutoWeek associate publisher and editor director, Dutch Mandel, said about the “Cars” creatives:
CARS proved not only to be a design tour de force, but it became a cultural icon, an instant classic. CARS 2 will take the franchise to the next level, and we have two of the creative geniuses behind it.
At the AutoWeek Design Forum, being held on January 13, 2011 at the College for Creative Studies A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education in Detroit, Michigan from 8am-1:30pm, students, designers and enthusiasts will be able to attend to learn about the latest design trends. Also, the event is great for networking within the design field.
Other speakers in attendance include:
- Michael Warsaw, Vice President, Industrial Design & Marketing, Johnson Controls
- Philip Lunn, Chairman, PixelMags; CEO, Bunkspeed
- Frank Stephenson, Design Director, McLaren
Tickets to the forum are $150. Let us know if you plan on attending!
Jut in time for your little ones to get into the Halloween spirit Disney has released a new app that you can find on the iTunes App Store called Mickey’s Spooky Night Puzzle Book. The app works on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
The app not only tells a Halloween story revolving around Disney’s popular Mickey Mouse character, but it also doubles as an immersive experience as listeners get to put together puzzles along the way!
Here is a description of the app:
“Mickey is having a Halloween party, and all of his friends are invited. But when Minnie, Donald, Daisy and Goofy get to Mickey’s house, they are spooked by strange noises and a creepy ghost. Children can read along as their favorite Disney friends get to the bottom of this haunted house mystery, and be on the lookout for ghostly surprises! Real character voices and thrilling sound effects add to the fun in this spooktacular adventure.”
Below are some features of the app, which is available for $0.99:
- Children can enjoy classic Mickey Mouse storytelling and illustrations, professional narration, character voices and delightful background music.
- Parents can record their voice or their child’s voice reading the story and hear it played back as narration.
- Interactive jigsaw puzzles combine a classic play pattern with a contemporary twist.
- A ghostly game adds to the Halloween fun!
- Three reading modes to suit the child’s mood: Read to Me, Use My Recording, or Auto Turn pages.
- Handy Visual Index allows children to jump to their favorite page or puzzle.
Fun! Let us know if you download the app and what you think!
