Your song No Average Angel has had great success on Radio Disney. You also recently had your Radio Disney Takeover. Tell us how is feels to be a Radio Disney Superstar. No Average Angel has been a very special song to me, mainly because of it's message. I'm so glad the fans connected with it as well. Every week I am so excited to see where it lands. I have to thank the most amazing fans. I am so grateful. Hurry & Save Me is a favorite song from my CD. I hope to hear on Radio Disney too one day. It's a really catchy dance tune that you can't get out of your head ! The crew at Radio Disney has been so wonderful to me, from Ernie D to Jake, they are really fun people to meet and get to know!   You will be playing some HUGE Summer tour dates. Can you tell us more about that.... This is going to be a sensational summer for me as a new artist. To go from summer camp tours and schools to stadiums is a dream come true. Mitchel Musso is a real exciting guy and look forward to touri...

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  Check out these exclusive extras from PARADE’s interview with Selena Gomez, then read the full story and see more pics from her photos shoot here. http://www.parade.com/celebrity/2009/06/sweet-life-of-selena-gomez.html On her true fashion sense “I don’t usually dress like I do in photo shoots because I just don’t have the energy to get up and put it all together. My mom doesn’t worry that I’ll wear things that are too crazy. Still, I love clothes and talking about boys so I have to admit I’m a girly-girl. I like Banana Republic and I love Forever 21 and Urban Outfitters.”   Loving a good read “I’m a hopeless romantic when it comes to books. I love cheesy, romantic books because it’s stuff that probably will never happen, but it’s cute. I like Dear John by Nicholas Sparks — it’s very sweet.”       On her best friend Demi Lovato  “Demi and I are constantly surrounded by adults. On tour and on our shows we are forced to be mature. So when we ...

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 Hugh Dancy Q&A    “Confessions of a Shopaholic”   Question: How tough was it to do the dance sequence in “Confessions of a Shopaholic”? Hugh Dancy: We didn’t spend ages over it. It was one night of filming it. It was quite technical. But we spent the night before choreographing the dance. Initially it was meant to be fairly straightforward and it developed because we were making each other laugh a lot.   Question: Before you made his movie how aware had you been of the Shopaholic novels? Hugh Dancy: It was peripheral. I had seen posters and people reading the books on the tube. I had never read them. Like a lot of people I had a pretty preconceived idea about what ‘chick lit’ was and that it was not for me. PJ Hogan, the director, gave me the first three books and then I had to completely re-write my preconceptions. I realized anything that sells that many books is a good book. It is well written, it is not a mistake. What I love most about the boo...

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In anticipation of the June 23rd release of CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC on Blu-ray and DVD, we present you with this Isla Fisher Q&A! What was her most ridiculous purchase? Did she really request 5” stilettos for the character of Rebecca? Find out these answers and more!  QUESTION: Are you a Shopaholic? ISLA FISHER: No I am not a Shopaholic, I don’t shop very well at all. I tend to buy things which end up not being quite right – whether it is a clothing item that does not match anything in my wardrobe, or some cooking apparatus that is utterly useless. I am just not that good at it. QUESTION: Are you an impulse buyer? ISLA FISHER: I usually go into a store with a mission. My idea of a fun thing to do would not be to go to a mall and shopping. QUESTION: In what way did you identify with the character in “Confessions of a Shopaholic”? ISLA FISHER: I identified with her in the sense that I would like to think that I am optimistic and energetic like she is. I would also like...

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Katie and Karleigh bring you up and coming Florida band Mark & James. They've toured with Avril Lavigne, Hanson, Aly & AJ, the Jonas Brothers, and many more. They are the Clear Channel "Artist to Watch" for 2008, performed on the Bandemonium Tour for 2008, and winner of the Best Central Florida Band by NBC and the CW. Check out the interview and learn more about this amazing group of guys. K&K: Can you please introduce yourself to our readers, and your role in the group? James: Hey, I'm James. I am the latter half of M&J. I play Electric in the band, and occasionally acoustic or piano. I also write half the music. To me, it's never really been about the instrument I play, I honestly love them all. Whatever I feel I need to learn to play to complete a song is just more fun than anything else. Mark: My name is Mark Russell and I am the Mark of Mark and James. I play the acoustic guitar, Piano, electric guitar, and share the role as lead vocal. Other than Jam...

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We've had several requests to start a FanGap site for the up and coming singer, Savannah Outen. She has been gaining a lot popularity on the YouTube with over 65,000 subscribers to her YouTube. She now has a top 10 song on Radio Disney. K&K:  Can you please introduce yourself to our readers. Savannah: My name is Savannah Outen. I am 15 years old and I live in Oregon. I love hanging out with my friends and making YouTube videos! When I am not singing I am dancing. I have been dancing since I was 2 years old. K&K:  How did you get started in the music industry? Savannah: Well I have been singing ever since I could talk! It’s always been something I loved so I decided to make a YouTube account to create a fan base. Then I sent a demo to Keith Thomas. Once he got it, he came down to Oregon to meet me. And then I went to Nashville to record Goodbyes! Tommy2.net and Radio Disney have also been very supportive. K&K:  What has influenced you musically? Sa...

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Katie and Karleigh interview up and coming singer Katelyn Tarver. K&K: How did you get started in the music industry? Katelyn: Well I always loved to sing, but I'm from a really small town so it was never really an option. But when auditions came for a show called " American Juniors" I knew I had to audition. "American Juniors" was a show like American Idol but for younger kids. I ended up making the top 10 and fell in love with performing! It's been my dream to be a singer ever since. K&K: What has influenced you musically? Katelyn: Oh it seems like I listen to every genre of music! I'm a huge fan of everyone from The Doobie Brothers to John Mayer to Christina Aguilera to Joy Williams to The Supremes ....they've all influenced me in some way. K&K: What’s your favorite song to perform? Katelyn: Anything upbeat! I have a new song called "Disappear" that's really fun to perform. I love just running and jumping across the stage...

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Katie and Karleigh recently interviewed Article A, a young up and coming band out of New Jersey. K&K: Can you please introduce yourself to our readers, and your role in the group? Yeeeeeeoooooooo! What’s up everyone!  We are Article A from New Jersey.  The band is, Christian on vocals, Gary on guitar, Evan on drums and Joe on bass. K&K: How did you get started in the music industry? Christian’s grandfather was working on a building where he ran into our producer PJ Bianco.  He had his first studio in that building.  His grandfather gave Christian his number and the rest is history! K&K: How did you first come together as a group? We grew up together in North Jersey, our parents were all friends, and just decided one day to take the love for music that we all had, and…..try to take over the world! K&K: What has influenced you musically? Individually, our tastes vary, but as a whole we listen to Boys Like Girls, Plain ...

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They just won Radio Disney's "Next Big Thing", and they just may be the next big thing. Check out this interview and learn more about this singing duo. K&K : Can you please introduce yourselves to our readers. Hey everyone! We are Jonnie and Brookie. K&K: How did you guys get started in the music industry? We started in the music industry when we were 3 and 5. We were in a local singing troupe in our home town and we would perform at events all around our area. After awhile, we decided to break off and start singing on our own and become a band. We both play guitar, bass, acoustic and piano. For the last 10 years we have been performing for many crowds all around the U.S! K&K: What has influenced you guys musically? We are influenced by so many things out there. First off, our amazing God has influenced us throughout our whole journey.  Other influence are our amazing fans that have stuck with us and continue to support us! They are ...

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Our teen correspondents, Katie and Karleigh recently interviewed KSM. KSM is currently on the 2008 Tour of Gymnastics Superstars. Their name is KSM and they came up with the name by combining the initials of their names and added in the letter "M" for "Music". Check out this interview to learn more about the members, Kate, Katie, Shelby, Shae, and Sophia. Katie Cecil K&K:  Can you please introduce yourself to our readers, and your role in the group? Hello theeere! My name is Katie Cecil, and I play rhythm guitar. K&K:  How did you get started in the music industry? Well, I've been singing my whole life, so naturally I was drawn to music. I started writing songs when I was 10, and continued writing for a while when I realized at age 12 that I had nobody to accompany me with an instrument. I decided it would be too hard to find someone to always play a guitar with me, so I gave it a shot myself. I loved it ever since I firs...

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We recently interviewed a great bunch of guys, "We the Kings", and they have a top 40 single "Check Yes Juliet". Check out our interview with the band, and be sure to keep watching for an exclusive video interview and fan site.   K&K:  Can you please introduce yourself to our readers, and your role in the group? Hi, I'm Travis Clark and I am the lead singer and guitarist for We The Kings. Also apart from me, there is: Hunter Thomsen on Guitar and backup vocals, his brother Drew Thomsen on Bass Guitar, and Danny Duncan on Drums and vocals. K&K:  How did you get started in the music industry? I started playing piano when I was 4 years old and loved it. Also my mom taught me how to play Blackbird by the Beatles on guitar at age 11 so I guess that's when I decided to take the band route. Hunter, Drew, Danny and I played music together in high school participating in battle of the bands and other local band shows. We as a band decided to tr...

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The Urgency Tyler Gurwicz - vocals Ian Molla - guitars Kevin Coffrin - bass Guerin Blask - drums Ryan Siegel - guitars   Q: Can you please introduce yourself to our readers, and your role in the group? Ian Molla – Guitar Q: How did you get started in the music industry? SRP Records was the first to believe in us.  They’ve been there from the beginning.  In an industry that can be so overwhelming, their guidance has been priceless.  Another extremely important person to us is David Bendeth.  We met David in the fall ‘07 and he helped us take it all to the next level.  After recording several songs at his studio, The House of Loud, we started getting strong attention from record labels.  When shopping, we got a great vibe from Mercury/IDJ and we ended up signing with them overnight.  I guess that’s when we were “officially” in the music industry. Q: How did you first come togeth...

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Our teen correspondent, Karleigh was able to participate as part of the press and ask a few questions to Corbin. Here are some highlights from the interview. This was the first time Corbin did a web interview. He really liked the experience and wants to do more. Speed of Light Corbin talks about Speed of Light, it's a different venture than his first album, and he wanted to make it different. He worked with Eric Hudson, and Brian Kennedy for the past year, everything was built from the ground up. Why was it called "Speed of Light" Because of the title track which sets the pace for the rest of the album. The title track has the electronic R&B vibe that he felt nailed the feel of the rest of the album. It a very fast pace, and a very cool concept. Favorite Songs from the Album Moments That Matter, Speed of Light, and Champion mean the most to him. He went on to discuss Champion as a song about two crossroads between two people lives, and he felt he needed to write ...

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