Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers may be only starting to correct their problems, but Joe Jonas still has hope for a third Camp Rock film. The previous 2 did so well and allowed Disney to leave room for other possible outcomes, has caused many fans hoping for a third installment.

During a recent interview, Joe was asked about that possibility of a third Camp Rock film. Joe stated that he would be willing to do a third installment. Yet he did not say if they ever had any talks of that ever happening, nor did he ever deny any related chat sessions. Thus leaving the whole world open to the idea of a third film.

I am not sure how Demi would feel about this, but she may be okay with it. It would be interesting to find out at least from her, about her thoughts on the rumor. At least if we had an idea about Demi’s feelings to see if this is even possible. Then again, all the stars may be okay for it-but Disney might find it to much of a risk? I guess we should all sort of set aside that goal for now and focus on being healthy with ourselves and others first.

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Joe Jonas has grown up — and so has music

Earlier this year, Joe Jonas almost fell into a life of crime.

On a sunny May afternoon in Los Angeles, the middle Jonas Brother and I are wandering through “Art in the Streets,” Jeffrey Deitch’s massive street-art extravaganza at the Museum of Contemporary Art. He’s telling me about his fascination with the work of Banksy and Mr. Brainwash when we come upon a small piece, nearly hidden over a doorway, by Invader, the French artist known for his tile mosaics depicting characters from the old-school video game, Space Invader.

“Oh, his stuff is great,” Jonas says, snapping a picture with his iPhone. Then this Disney Channel superstar tells me about the night a few months ago that he and his friends came this close to stealing an Invader piece from its perch on the side of a Melrose Avenue apartment building. “We didn’t take it, though,” Jonas adds, “since we figured if we got caught the cops might think we were the ones who put it up.”

A brush with vandalism isn’t the only sign that Jonas, 21, is growing out of his kiddie-pop past: In September the singer will release his highly anticipated solo debut, Fastlife, on which he leaves behind the Jonas Brothers’ freshly scrubbed boy-band sound in favor of a darker, club-ready dance vibe. “I came to shut this thing down,” Jonas brags in a hard-thumping tune called “Love Slayer,” and what’s crazy is that you almost believe him.

“I was surprised he reached out to me,” says Nate “Danja” Hills, the frequent Britney Spears collaborator and producer on the album. “There’s such a gap between what I do and what the Jonas Brothers are. But that’s the excitement — it left us an opportunity to create something new.” Danja isn’t afraid of scaring off JoBros fans with this more adult approach. “They’ve all grown up with Joe, so they’ll be able to understand where he’s coming from,” he says. “And, really, he’s a star no matter what he does. If I give him something people can move to on top of his natural charisma, that’s like dynamite and gasoline.”

Steering a black Audi convertible down Sunset Boulevard on our way to the museum, Jonas says he didn’t hit upon Fastlife’s style right off the bat. He started out working in a Michael Bublé vein, which satisfied the singer in Jonas but not the songwriter. “I don’t mean to name-drop,” he says, “but about a year-and-a-half ago I met Bono, and he told me to write music that was really honest, to not be afraid to go there.” So advised, Jonas gave into his longtime love of electro-beats, as well as his desire to reveal more of himself in his lyrics. “I used to be afraid of letting go of the fragile part of me,” he sings in “See No More.” That’s no longer the case.

“I think it’s good that he tried out a few things to see what felt best,” says Jonas’ younger brother Nick, who last year went solo himself with the soul-bluesy Who I Am. (Older brother Kevin recently got married, but give him time.) “As Joe has grown as a man, it’s been really interesting to see how that’s influenced his sound. And now he’s landed in a real sweet spot. When we all heard the music, right away it was like, ‘This is where you need to be.’”

As we pass the Palladium, where Jonas points out with enthusiasm that the reformed Cars are playing tonight, I ask him about Justin Timberlake, whose 2002 solo debut, Justified, makes for an easy (and apt) comparison point for Fastlife. “He’s absolutely an inspiration,”Jonas says of the former ‘N Sync star. “I look up to Justin so much. He pretty much created his own lane.”

A space for himself is exactly what Jonas is after these days, in the professional sense as well as the personal: After sharing homes with his family and with friends, he’s currently living alone for the first time, in a Hollywood high-rise near the Jonas organization’s corporate headquarters. (In addition to music, these guys are involved in TV, movies, merchandise, you name it.) At MOCA, when we see an installation piece littered with empty Tecate cans, Jonas
laughs knowingly, admitting how relieved he is to finally not have roommates.

Still, he’s quick to clarify that the emphasis on Fastlife hasn’t resulted in a loosening of family ties. Indeed, the Jonases recently vacationed together in Hawaii, where Nick and Joe somehow ended up having lunch with Mick Fleetwood. “My brothers and I, we’re like each other’s best friends,” Joe says, “and I think it’s that foundation that makes me feel like I
can really do this on my own for a second.”

WHAT’S ON HIS SUMMER PLAYLIST
“Pass Out,” Tinie Tempah
“She Aint You,” Chris Brown
“Rolling in the Deep,” Adele
“Many Rivers to Cross,” Jimmy Cliff
“Homecoming,” Kanye West

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Joe Jonas sits front row and watches the latest designs walk the runway at the Calvin Klein Collection fashion show during the Milan Fashion Week Menswear Spring/Summer 2012 on Sunday morning (June 19) in Milan, Italy.

The 21-year-old musician is a fan of Calvin Klein — he attended the show during New York Fashion Week earlier this year with pals Kellan Lutz and Zac Efron.

Joe tweeted a little video from his hotel in Milan, showing all the fans waiting for him outside. “Lovin it!,” he posted. Check out the video!

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Just because Joe Jonas has embarked on a solo singing career that doesn’t mean he’s given up on acting.

“I really hope to find a role that will be right,” he told me the other day while promoting his debut single, “See No More.”

He may not have to wait much longer…

“There’s a role that I’ve been creating with my friend,” Jonas said. “I’ve had this idea for a long time and, well, he’s a famous movie producer so we’re like, ‘Let’s just get a writer and make it happen.’

“So this writer and I have started working together,” he continued. “He’s doing a great job and really close to finishing the final draft. We’ll see how the record plays out and then take two months to film the new movie.”

For now, though, it really is about the music. Adele is on the top of Jonas’ wish list of other artists he’d like to work with. “I’ve been a big fan of hers for a long time,” he said. “She’s unbelievable. She can just sit there and sing and she’ll kill it.”

On the other side of the spectrum is British rapper Tinie Tempah. “I think if anybody stole my iPod, they’d probably be upset because I’m so all over the place,” he laughed.

Jonas recalls when—back in January 2010—he first told me he was thinking of pulling and Nick and going out on his own.

“I do remember that actually,” he said. “I kept it under wraps for quite a while and then at the beginning of January I started really getting into it and started working with some producers and time just flew by.”

At the height of recording, he put together 40 songs, which he eventually dwindled down to about 20. “Then we cut that down and cut that down until it was really a perfect product,” Jonas said.

What happens to all those other tunes?

“They’re out there for people,” he said. “If an artist wants to use them that’s kind of the idea, like somebody like [Australian teen pop star] Cody Simpson. It there’s something that I might feel like, ‘OK, this might be perfect for them,’ I’ll send it to them to see what they think and it’s up to them to cut if they want.”

Sounds like Cody Simpson may be hearing from Jonas any day now.

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While promoting the first single from is solo album, “See No More”, Joe Jonas opens up to E! News about his crush on Britney Spears and his song entitled “I’m Sorry’.

Joe, pictured above arriving at the Calvin Klein Collection fashion show, said, “The first CD that I ever bought was Britney Spears. It was at a 7-Eleven and I was like, ‘Can I get this?’ It was literally her EP and I picked it up and, of course, I fell in love with her. It was an early crush for me.”

Jonas also said that recently, he and the pop princess were talking about touring together; however, concrete plans never developed.

Then, Joe revealed that his song “I’m Sorry” is based of a recent personal relationship (surprise, surprise).

He said, “‘I’m Sorry’ is really honest. It’s saying, I screwed up. I didn’t cheat on the person, but I messed up and I wanted the person back. I’m just putting it all on the table saying, ‘I’m sorry. I wish I could have you back.”

As everyone knows, Mr. Jonas has been romantically linked to a plethora of young, beautiful celebs including Taylor Swift, Demi Lavato, Ashley Greene, and Camilla Belle. Fans, listen to the lyrics closely while the rumor-mill begins as to which ex he is still pining for!

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A Hollywood music insider tells us Joe is a ‘really good producer’ and has a ‘knack for hearing hits’! Great job Joe!
Joe Jonas‘s first solo single hit the radio on June 3 and was available for purchase on Monday. We won’t get to hear his full solo album until September 6, but we are already hearing great things! “His solo album is going to be quality,” a producer insider tells us. “You wouldn’t expect it because he’s known for being a Disney kid or whatever, but producers have mad respect for Joe in the studio.”

Our source continues, “He’s a really good producer. His ear is dead on. He knows what he likes and has a knack for hearing hits. Don’t underestimate him just because he’s a Jonas brother.”

Joe’s first single “See No More” is a collaboration with Chris Brown and Joe calls it “a dream come true” and says he’s looking forward to hearing what old and new fans will think of his music now that he’s a solo artist.

Are you excited for more of Joe’s new music and his venture into a solo career? And are you surprised to hear how well-respected Joe is, or is that exactly what you’d expect from the talented singer?

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Joe Jonas has a high-flying time modeling off the looks from Calvin Klein’s spring line on the cover of WWD Men’s Week.

The 21-year-old musician chatted with the fashion mag about his upcoming music ventures, dishing that after his Milan, Italy show on Sunday, he’s off to other cities in Europe!

“It’s off to the races. I’ll be starting in Milan and heading to every major city,” Joe teased. Europe, get ready!

Joe also calmed our nerves about the Jonas Brothers truly breaking up: “You can’t break up brothers, so you can expect more music from us.”

Source: Just Jared, Jr.