Disney darlings Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers treated fans to a special surprise concert after the premiere of "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" in New York City yesterday (Aug. 18)
Lovato, topped out in a pink summer dress and denim jacket, went on first with fellow Camp Rock castmates. The group performed "It's On," along with bouncy, hair-flipping, choreography. Anna Maria Perez de Tagle and Jordan Francis who play the characters Ella and Barron, respectively, in the "Camp Rock" series, also strutted their stuff on stage.
"Stand up! This isn't a 3D movie!" Joe Jonas declared to the crowd before he and his brothers began the country-rock and soul song, "Heart and Song," shortly after Lovato's performance. Cast members also joined the trio on stage, as girls wiggled their hips while boys danced with unplugged guitars as props to shake things up.
The Jonas Brothers and Lovato are both on the road right now supporting the "Camp Rock 2" soundtrack. The Disney Channel original movie is scheduled to air on Sep. 3.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Joe Jonas Wears Dior to Camp Rock 2 Premiere
Joe Jonas turned up on the red carpet at the "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" movie premiere in New York City last night wearing a fashionable Dior Homme suit. The Dior Homme black wool suit is unusual, in that it has a slashed lapel blazer (as seen on Joe Jonas on the far right). The premiere was held at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center; "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam", which features all three of the Jonas Brothers, will air on September 3 on the Disney Channel.
Jonas isn't the only celebrity donning Dior duds of late. Kanye West and his Rosewood Movement are big fans of Dior Homme, too. West and his Rosewood pals have been seen wearing a Dior Homme Black Classic Skinny Suit (as reported by Luxist yesterday). West's suit is sold in Beverly Hills and New York City boutiques and retails for $2,200. It is available during every season, unlike the one worn by Jonas, which is Spring 2009 Runway and not available anymore (Dior isn't doing slashed lapels this season).
The Rosewood Movement is a fashion initiative in which its followers wear the same sharply tailored suits. It stems from the Rosewood Civil Rights Movement, but in this case is meant to raise the level of sophistication within the rap and hip hop worlds.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Christmas Future
At long last.
The Ghost of Christmas Future,
a hopeful interpretation requested by a very special friend.
Tattered Rags transformed into Bountiful Gowns
under the blessings of
The Candlebearer of the Eternal Light.
A Light of hope that burns steadfast for all children everywhere...
Never to be extinguished.
Hair carefully combed and delicately styled,