Forgive us if we don't go bananas for boy brother bands who are heart throbs to the tweens whose retail demands now run the world.  We've never really been into the Jonas Brothers, or really understand what they do other than make vows of celibacy (they obviously are NOT iPhone users) and sing silly songs about silly girls.  But we guess they also visit silly cupcakeries. More»

[The Jonas Brothers arrive at the awards. Photos via Getty]

Last night, Nickelodean hosted their "Kids' Choice Awards" where The Jonas Brothers won "Favorite Music Group." A shocking 90 million votes were cast for their category and others like Favorite Female Singer (Miley Cyrus-duh).  That's about three times more votes than the average "American Idol" top twelve contestant.  Go HERE for the full list of last night's winners and click below to check out the photos.... More»

[Photos by ANDREAS BRANCH for PMc]

Yippeeeeeeee, The Jonas Brothers new 3D  Concert Experience movie premiered yesterday at the El Capitan Theatre in LA! There were lots of young Disney darlings (including Demi Lovato, India Eisley, Emily Osment, and Meaghan Martin) in attendance to swoon over the three young musketeers. We'll be looking out for these young'ns on the arm of a Jonas sometime soon..

[Photo via Hanging in the Hamptons]

From: hamptons.guestofaguest.com:

The Jonas Brothers took over a school out east, and Kelly Ripa was there to keep everything in order. This summer, the Jonas Brothers kicked off the beginning of the concerts at Ross, of which all proceeds will go to supporting their generous tuition program (over 40 percent of the school’s 600 students receive scholarships).

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The British photographer Russell Young got his start shooting the rock stars and pop tarts of the late 80's (George Michael, Dylan, Morrissey, Springsteen) before segueing into music videos during a time when MTV was still relevant. Ten years in, he began to paint, though it took him until 2003 to put together a show, the immensely successful (and, natch, controversial) Pig Portraits. His work, which reminds me of a more low-key, less cluttered Warhol, Young writes “is sort of soundtrack to my life, loves, experiences and influences. My method of working is to search, destroy and create..." More»