Archive
January 17th, 2010
Selena Gomez & Justin Bieber TOP Jonas
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Rising music stars Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber are beating the Jonas Brothers in tickets sales for the concerts at the Houston Rodeo. Tickets sales are up 25% compared to 2009's first-day numbers. Houston Rodeo's CEO said: 'It's looking fantastic. It's tremendous.' The March 21 Selena Gomez/ Justin Bieber finale show, only has scattered singles remaining.
'In our surveys as we're talking to people buying tickets, the Gomez side of that is by far the stronger seller. That Disney show is hugely popular, and she has a Hispanic last name, which is great in Houston.' Just behind are the Jonas Brothers (March 7), who are making their second appearance. Less than 3,000 tickets remain before that show hits the scattered-singles mark.
Camilla Belle THE ART OF ELYSIUM
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Stunning & stylish Camilla Belle, along with Brittany Snow & boyfriend plus Jessica Szohr & Ed Westwick attended The Art of Elysium's 3rd Annual Black Tie Charity Gala 'Heaven' in Beverly Hills on Jan. 16. Photos: Fame.
Joe Jonas 'I Love Being Single, I Still Date'
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Joe Jonas talked about People about being happy about being single [For 8 months now]: 'This is the longest I've ever been single actually. I love it. I still date and things like that but just not committed, which is nice.'
On his new career: 'I love to make people laugh. If I can make people laugh, then I feel good. For me, acting is something you're able to be eclectic. That's something that I would really like to be a part of.'
Selena Gomez WORTH MILLIONS!
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Selena Gomez made $65,000 for filming 'Ramona & Beezus', according to a minor contract filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, reports TMZ. According to the document, if the movie gets huge box office numbers, Fox Pictures has to pay Selena more,
She could collect anywhere from $250,000 to $1 million extra depending on how much it makes over the cost of production. In the deal, Fox has the opportunity to make two more movies with her, in which she would collect $1 million for the first one and $2.5 million for the second.
