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Joe Jonas heads out of his NYC hotel on Saturday afternoon (March 12).
The 21-year-old actor/musician is in town to perform with his brothers Kevin and Nick at the 2011 Carnival For A Cure.
Nick shared about returning to the carnival, “I’m looking forward to attending and sharing my story about how diabetes hasn’t slowed me down.” Four years ago, in 2007, Nick announced that he had Diabetes Type 1 at the Carnival.
Dubbed New York’s largest indoor carnival, the afternoon event will feature all the customary carnival festivities, like face painting, henna tattoos, mouthwatering goodies and games for all ages, plus a micro-racing track, bungee run, mini obstacle course and basketball hoops.
Today, February 27, 2011 marks the two year anniversary of “Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience” movie. The movie hit theaters on February 27, 2009.
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Westlake, that bastion of sports and entertainment celebrities and corporate moguls, has been named by Forbes as the nation’s most affluent neighborhood.
The town, with its gated Vaquero community of estate-sized mansions, made the headlines in 2008, when the Jonas Brothers bought a swanky house. Westlake is popular with celebrities because of its proximity to D/FW International Airport, the privacy afforded within Vaquero and because the community is on a high-end golf course.
Forbes quotes Westlake Mayor Laura Wheat as being unsurprised, “since we are a very small town and we have a number of highly paid professional athletes who live here, CEOs of major corporations, members of a popular band of brothers … There is no place like it.”
To compile its list, Forbes used census data to look at average median household income estimates from 2005 to 2009. Westlake led the nation with an average $250,000. The next highest was the Village of Kenilworth, Ill., a Chicago suburb, at $247,000.
Forbes’ story leads with the Jonas Brothers, but editors might have missed this tidbit: We’re not sure the crooners even live there anymore. They put their mansion on the market in October. According to the listing broker, the JoBros sold their place for $2.2 million just before Christmas.
The Jonas Brothers’ Change For the Children Foundation recently awarded a $70,000 grant to Convoy of Hope for its global children’s feeding initiatives.
“Like us, the Jonas Brothers want to fight hunger by making sure impoverished children have nutritious food to eat each day,” says Hal Donaldson, president of Convoy of Hope. “We are very thankful for their generosity and for linking arms with us.”
Each school day Convoy of Hope feeds nearly 35,000 children a nutritious meal in impoverished countries such as Haiti where the organization has expanded its feeding program to more than 25,000 children since the earthquake last year.
Providing children with nutritious meals is the first step in Convoy of Hope’s comprehensive approach in fighting hunger. The organization also intervenes by providing clean water, healthy living environments, agriculture training and education.
“Our program areas work together to address the root of hunger, which is poverty,” says Donaldson. “Our goal is to lead children down the path to healthy, productive and self-sufficient lives. This grant will help in doing that.”
OS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Disney Music Group artists Selena Gomez, Jonas Brothers, and Allstar Weekend will take the stage and give hope to millions of people with cancer at the third annual Concert for Hope presented by Staples. Selena Gomez & The Scene will headline the show, with a special performance by Jonas Brothers. Allstar Weekend will round out the bill. Concert for Hope will take place at Gibson Amphitheatre at Universal CityWalk on Sunday, March 20. All proceeds for the Concert for Hope will benefit lifesaving cancer research at City of Hope, one of the nation’s leading cancer research and treatment centers. Tickets for the concert will be available at 10 AM on Jan. 15 at LiveNation.com, Ticketmaster.com or charge by phone 800-745-3000.
Gomez is the leader of the platinum selling band Selena Gomez & The Scene, and has sold out shows around the world. Selena and her band recently took home the People’s Choice Award for Favorite Breakthrough Artist. Gomez is also a formidable actress, starring in Disney Channel’s Emmy-winning hit comedy “Wizards of Waverly Place.” The multi-platinum selling, Grammy nominated Jonas Brothers are long time supporters of City of Hope. In addition to their illustrious recording career, Jonas Brothers have starred in their own television series with Disney Channel’s JONAS and JONAS LA, and movies with their silver screen Jonas Brothers Concert in 3D and Disney Channel’s “Camp Rock” and “Camp Rock 2 – The Final Jam.” Allstar Weekend was named “The next big thing” by Billboard Magazine. They are currently on tour in Europe and will kick off their next US tour February 23 with The Ready Set.
“It is gratifying to see a young generation of musical artists come together to support a future free from cancer,” said Bob Cavallo, Disney Music Group chairman and long-time supporter of City of Hope, through its Music and Entertainment Industry fundraising group. “We are fortunate to have the commitment of these talented young artists to help City of Hope fulfill its mission of conducting innovative research and saving lives.”
“Some of the most important advances in cancer treatment originated from the work of dedicated City of Hope researchers, including the development of many of the most widely used cancer drugs. It is an honor to support this remarkable institution and its work to advance medicine and pursue research that saves lives around the world,” said Gary Marsh, president, entertainment, and chief creative officer, Disney Channels Worldwide.
Concert for Hope has raised nearly $1 million a year for City of Hope. This is the second consecutive year that Staples has served as the national presenting sponsor of Concert for Hope, and since 2004, Staples provided City of Hope with more than $5 million in support through various corporate giving and fundraising efforts.
“Staples is honored to once again serve as the national presenting sponsor of Concert for Hope,” said Ron Sargent, Staples chairman and chief executive officer. “We believe continued education and awareness building are essential in helping City of Hope and its efforts to find a cure for the millions of people living with cancer.”
“City of Hope’s innovative work and dedicated outreach helps millions of people nationwide,” said Rick Mueller, president of Live Nation – California. “Selena Gomez, Jonas Brothers and Allstar Weekend command the spotlight and, in joining together for Concert for Hope, they will use that magnetism to highlight a great cause. We’re glad to be part of such a special night.”
The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 1.5 million people were diagnosed with cancer in 2010; nearly 11,000 were children under the age of 15. City of Hope’s Pediatric Cancers Program specializes in research and treatment of cancers affecting children, teenagers, and young adults and maintains an integrated Childhood Cancer Survivor Program, which aims to prevent and treat long-term issues associated with cancer therapy.
“Disney Music Group and these remarkably talented young artists are helping City of Hope raise awareness and critical funds to ensure the best therapies are available to patients everywhere who face cancer and other life-threatening diseases,” said Michael A. Friedman, M.D., president and chief executive officer, City of Hope.
