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Thursday, August 19, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Friday, August 14, 2009
Teen Choice Awards 2009 Photos and Videos
Miley Cyrus sings Party in the USA
Black Eyed Peas sing I gotta a Feeling
Fergie
Ashley Tisdale
Amanda Bynes
Hayden Panettiere
Miley Cyrus
Zac Efron
Selena Gomez
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Black Eyed Peas sing I gotta a Feeling
Fergie
Ashley Tisdale
Amanda Bynes
Hayden Panettiere
Miley Cyrus
Zac Efron
Selena Gomez
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Friday, July 31, 2009
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
MTV Movie Awards Photos
Hayden looked ravishing in an Emanuel Ungaro dress. She completed her red carpet look with Bally “Welton” platform peep toe slingbacks in black satin and Van Cleef and Arpels jewels.
Miley looks beautiful in a Moschino Cheap and Chic nude silk cowl neck halter dress with a back ruffle.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Zac Efron on the cover of USA Weekend
On the price of fame: “I used to get so frustrated. For a while, I felt like I was completely lost in celebrity-land. I didn’t know how to handle it. Now I know that I have to plot where I’m going, when I’m going there and where the back entrance is. It’s like I’m playing a giant game of tag.”
On his home life: “My parents really kept us anchored. “I played sports on weekends — baseball, basketball — and when I sucked at those, I started playing golf and ping-pong in the garage. After I lost interest, I started singing. I was always singing to the point where my parents would shout, ‘Shut up, Zac! Enough already!’ I wasn’t a genius like some of my friends who slacked off and got A’s, but I was a hard worker. I always give 100%.”
On his future in show biz: “I’m definitely not the best actor in the world at this point. But hopefully, with time and effort and smart decisions, that will change.”
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Monday, March 02, 2009
Zac Efron talks about 17 Again,College and Google
Zac recently sat down with French film website AlloCiné to dish on 17 Again, college plans and and how it feels to have older female fans.
On why he accepted the role of Mike O’Donnell: “I filmed this movie before “High School Musical 3”, and thought this character was an interesting challenge for me, cos the opposite of what I usually do. And playing the role of a mature man kind of forced me to grow up in some way, it made me realize what it’s like to be an adult in this world.”
On where he sees himself at age 37: “Honestly, I have no idea! I don’t even want to think about it. I don’t even know where I’ll be tomorrow, let alone in 20 years! I’m pretty sure I could be in lots of different places when I’ll be 37.”
On what he was doing when he was 17: “Yes. I was 17 or something like that during the first High School Musical. We were just getting started and I didn’t really know what people would think about this in the States, how they would react. Nobody was expecting such a huge success. Actually, going to high school was still very normal for me, no big deal. I was just a random student, like anybody else. Someone pretty average: I wasn’t a heartthrob at all, with all the girls falling for me, like in High School Musical 3. It’s really funny, cos back then, I was thinking I’d just go to college, and probably be a doctor!”
On if he remembers being 17: “It’s funny, cos it feels like it was centuries ago! Thinking about all those years up until now actually makes me dizzy.”
On what type of student he was:” Well, I was a good student, with great grades, yeah. I’m very proud of it, because I was working really hard.”
On his college plans: “Right now, I clearly don’t have time to think about studying. Actually after High School Musical, I was thinking about going to USC in Los Angeles, and take some classes, something about cinema obviously. Some of my friends were studying there already, and I was really interested. But then, I had to postpone it for a year, then another year, etc. So now, I’m not sure about all this anymore… But, in some way, thanks to all the movies I filmed, I became a ’special’ student.”
On the girls he went to high school with: “I wish! But well, while the other boys looked like models or were men already, I still looked like a little boy so girls weren’t even paying attention to me.”
On playing a 37-year-old man in a 17-year-old body: “Yeah, well, it wasn’t like I could use my experience obviously, so it was a big challenge. Fortunately, the director gave me a lot of advices, so it wasn’t that hard in the end. At least, for once I could play someone else than a 17 year old heartthrob!”
On co-starring with Matthew Perry: “I’ve always been a fan of Friends, so yeah, I knew who he was of course; but I didn’t know him personally, I had never met him. But it’s cool, I immediately knew he was a great guy, audacious and so hilarious, he’s fine.”
On working with Leslie Mann: “It was a real challenge indeed, and I had no idea whether or not we’d get along. But after 5 minutes chatting with Leslie Mann, I was completely hooked up! She’s really sweet and adorable, and she’s very funny. She’s also open-minded and frank, and not conceited at all. It was definitely lovely to work with her.”
On his female fans: “Well, the moms have been there from the very beginning actually! So I had some time to get used to it. Actually, it’s funny because sometimes, the moms are even more passionate than their daughters, and it’s a bit weird for me to think that grown-up women have a crush on me and love High School Musical.”
On his craziest premiere: “Well, movie premieres in general are always crazy. But I have to say that I’ve never seen so much passion than in Mexico recently [for High School Musical 3]. It really was a big deal! There were so many people that we couldn’t actually reach the main entry of the theater, so we had to use the doors in the back. That day, I actually saw a slight hint of panic in my bodyguards eyes, they didn’t know how to keep the situation under control.”
On trying to maintain a normal life: “True, but well I can’t complain, because it’s part of my job. I wanted what’s happening to me. You just have to seize the day and enjoy it, because one day the craziness will die down anyway. This is the life I’ve always wanted, I made my own destiny, I’ve been passionate and worked really hard to get what I have now. So today, I’m very happy about my life, there’s no way you’ll see me whining cos it’s a bit “complicated” for the moment.”
On his biggest ambition: “Definitely not being the most popular and famous guy in the world, but maybe becoming the best actor ever.”
On using his fame to get stuff: “No way! Abusing of your status will, sooner or later, end up being a bad thing. It’s the boomerang effect, you know… And anyway, even when I try to use it, it doesn’t work. It’s funny because the other day, at the LA premiere of High School Musical 3, I was late and couldn’t find a place to park my car. So I tried to go to the VIP parking, but the guard didn’t recognize me. I insisted, saying who I was, but he didn’t believe me and told me he already heard this before. Eventually, I found somewhere to park my car, but I had to pay! Incredible, right?”
On what he bought with his first paycheck: “Lots of video games!”
On if he plays the Wii:” I am! I love spending hours playing with my friends… And I also bought a new house in LA. But it’s not a big mansion, I don’t need to brag, I just wanted a place I could call ‘my home’, something comfy and cool, where I can invite friends and play video games.”
On new possible projects, Ohio and Footloose: “I don’t know anything really about Ohio. I think there’s indeed something happening, and Justin [Timberlake] is a part of it. I’m a big fan of him, so I can’t wait to hear more about it. About Footloose, I can’t give you any news, but it’s still in the works.
On if he Googles himself: “Yeah, it happens, especially when there are weird rumors about me. It depends on who writes those rumors, but it can be a huge deal sometimes, then people start calling me to know whether it’s true or not.. We’re really living a crazy time, and honestly, sometimes I’d be just fine without all the craziness.”
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On why he accepted the role of Mike O’Donnell: “I filmed this movie before “High School Musical 3”, and thought this character was an interesting challenge for me, cos the opposite of what I usually do. And playing the role of a mature man kind of forced me to grow up in some way, it made me realize what it’s like to be an adult in this world.”
On where he sees himself at age 37: “Honestly, I have no idea! I don’t even want to think about it. I don’t even know where I’ll be tomorrow, let alone in 20 years! I’m pretty sure I could be in lots of different places when I’ll be 37.”
On what he was doing when he was 17: “Yes. I was 17 or something like that during the first High School Musical. We were just getting started and I didn’t really know what people would think about this in the States, how they would react. Nobody was expecting such a huge success. Actually, going to high school was still very normal for me, no big deal. I was just a random student, like anybody else. Someone pretty average: I wasn’t a heartthrob at all, with all the girls falling for me, like in High School Musical 3. It’s really funny, cos back then, I was thinking I’d just go to college, and probably be a doctor!”
On if he remembers being 17: “It’s funny, cos it feels like it was centuries ago! Thinking about all those years up until now actually makes me dizzy.”
On what type of student he was:” Well, I was a good student, with great grades, yeah. I’m very proud of it, because I was working really hard.”
On his college plans: “Right now, I clearly don’t have time to think about studying. Actually after High School Musical, I was thinking about going to USC in Los Angeles, and take some classes, something about cinema obviously. Some of my friends were studying there already, and I was really interested. But then, I had to postpone it for a year, then another year, etc. So now, I’m not sure about all this anymore… But, in some way, thanks to all the movies I filmed, I became a ’special’ student.”
On the girls he went to high school with: “I wish! But well, while the other boys looked like models or were men already, I still looked like a little boy so girls weren’t even paying attention to me.”
On playing a 37-year-old man in a 17-year-old body: “Yeah, well, it wasn’t like I could use my experience obviously, so it was a big challenge. Fortunately, the director gave me a lot of advices, so it wasn’t that hard in the end. At least, for once I could play someone else than a 17 year old heartthrob!”
On co-starring with Matthew Perry: “I’ve always been a fan of Friends, so yeah, I knew who he was of course; but I didn’t know him personally, I had never met him. But it’s cool, I immediately knew he was a great guy, audacious and so hilarious, he’s fine.”
On working with Leslie Mann: “It was a real challenge indeed, and I had no idea whether or not we’d get along. But after 5 minutes chatting with Leslie Mann, I was completely hooked up! She’s really sweet and adorable, and she’s very funny. She’s also open-minded and frank, and not conceited at all. It was definitely lovely to work with her.”
On his female fans: “Well, the moms have been there from the very beginning actually! So I had some time to get used to it. Actually, it’s funny because sometimes, the moms are even more passionate than their daughters, and it’s a bit weird for me to think that grown-up women have a crush on me and love High School Musical.”
On his craziest premiere: “Well, movie premieres in general are always crazy. But I have to say that I’ve never seen so much passion than in Mexico recently [for High School Musical 3]. It really was a big deal! There were so many people that we couldn’t actually reach the main entry of the theater, so we had to use the doors in the back. That day, I actually saw a slight hint of panic in my bodyguards eyes, they didn’t know how to keep the situation under control.”
On trying to maintain a normal life: “True, but well I can’t complain, because it’s part of my job. I wanted what’s happening to me. You just have to seize the day and enjoy it, because one day the craziness will die down anyway. This is the life I’ve always wanted, I made my own destiny, I’ve been passionate and worked really hard to get what I have now. So today, I’m very happy about my life, there’s no way you’ll see me whining cos it’s a bit “complicated” for the moment.”
On his biggest ambition: “Definitely not being the most popular and famous guy in the world, but maybe becoming the best actor ever.”
On using his fame to get stuff: “No way! Abusing of your status will, sooner or later, end up being a bad thing. It’s the boomerang effect, you know… And anyway, even when I try to use it, it doesn’t work. It’s funny because the other day, at the LA premiere of High School Musical 3, I was late and couldn’t find a place to park my car. So I tried to go to the VIP parking, but the guard didn’t recognize me. I insisted, saying who I was, but he didn’t believe me and told me he already heard this before. Eventually, I found somewhere to park my car, but I had to pay! Incredible, right?”
On what he bought with his first paycheck: “Lots of video games!”
On if he plays the Wii:” I am! I love spending hours playing with my friends… And I also bought a new house in LA. But it’s not a big mansion, I don’t need to brag, I just wanted a place I could call ‘my home’, something comfy and cool, where I can invite friends and play video games.”
On new possible projects, Ohio and Footloose: “I don’t know anything really about Ohio. I think there’s indeed something happening, and Justin [Timberlake] is a part of it. I’m a big fan of him, so I can’t wait to hear more about it. About Footloose, I can’t give you any news, but it’s still in the works.
On if he Googles himself: “Yeah, it happens, especially when there are weird rumors about me. It depends on who writes those rumors, but it can be a huge deal sometimes, then people start calling me to know whether it’s true or not.. We’re really living a crazy time, and honestly, sometimes I’d be just fine without all the craziness.”
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Friday, February 20, 2009
New 17 Again Promo video
Zac gets down on the gym floor with a few cheerleaders in this new preview for the upcoming flick, 17 Again.
The 21-year-old actor stars as the younger version of Mike O’Donnell, a role he shares with Friends alum Matthew Perry.
17 Again opens in theaters on April 17th.
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The 21-year-old actor stars as the younger version of Mike O’Donnell, a role he shares with Friends alum Matthew Perry.
17 Again opens in theaters on April 17th.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
17 Again Trailer
Zac Efron stars in this highly-anticipated film about a guy whose life didn’t quite turn out how he wanted it to and wishes he could go back to high school and change it. He wakes up one day and is seventeen again and gets the chance to rewrite his life.
Leslie Mann, Michelle Trachtenberg, Margaret Cho, Nicole Sullivan and Thomas Lennon also star.
17 Again hits theaters in April 2009.
Thursday, October 09, 2008
Zac Efron's Entertainment Weekly Photoshoot
On plotting his escape from the teen scene by transitioning from poster boy to Oscar contender: “I would love to just sit down and talk with Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp and pick their brains about their early careers, They do it because they love it, not because they enjoy being famous. You have to have good foresight and be really careful. If you don’t adapt and learn at a very young age, you can really mess up.”
On if he’s seen High School Musical 3: Senior Year: “I hope it’s better than the last one. (panics) I didn’t mean that the way it sounded!”
instead , he dodged leading roles in bombs like Speed Racer and waited until he found the perfect showcase for his specific constellation of talents — in Hairspray. Interestingly enough, the film's director, Adam Shankman, didn't initially think Efron was right for the role of Link Larkin, the swoony, Elvis-coiffed rebel harboring hidden depths. ''I felt he was too aw-shucks Disney,'' says the director, who ultimately cast him after requesting he not smile during his second audition. ''In High School Musical he had been asked to be handsome and energetic, and this role needed to have that sex appeal thing. He had to be de-Disneyfied.'' As it turned out, this slightly less vanilla-flavored version of Efron had girls screaming even louder — and helped drive Hairspray's box office far beyond expectations, to $119 million.
You don't often hear a 20-year-old superstar throwing around terms normally uttered between a couple of suits on the commuter train. But Efron hopes that by taking his job seriously, he'll make audiences take him seriously. Earlier this year, while shooting 17 Again, he worked a whole day on set despite excruciating stomach pains. Everyone joked that he had a bad case of gas and suggested he down some Beano. But Efron suspected something more dire. ''I'm sitting in between takes, just off set, debating whether or not an alien was going to pop out of my stomach,'' says the actor, who was later taken to the hospital with a case of appendicitis that nearly killed him. Even so, he was so worried about delaying the production that he was back at work two days later performing an emotional scene in which he breaks down in tears proclaiming his love for the woman (Leslie Mann) whom the grown-up version of himself had let slip away. ''I was one organ lighter, but I had to get back,'' he says nonchalantly. ''Not only was I putting 17 Again in danger of not finishing, but I was also potentially threatening Me and Orson Welles.''
to read the rest of the interview go here
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Sunday, September 28, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Nikki Blonsky on Entertainment Tonight
Nikki Blonsky talks about how she's doing after being arrested.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Zac Efron at the Me and Orson Welles Premiere
Zac Efron arrives at the Me and Orson Welles Premiere held at the Ryerson Theatre during the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto, Canada on Friday.
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