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Filipino Times
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Filipino Times
Demi Lovato, Jonas Brothers reunite for surprise ‘Camp Rock' performance
Demi Lovato reunited with Joe Jonas and the Jonas Brothers during their JONAS20 tour at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The former Camp Rock co-stars performed their hit duets 'This is Me' and 'Wouldn't Change a Thing' after Joe invited Demi on stage. Camp Rock premiered in 2008 and served as Lovato's breakout role. Lovato played Mitchie Torres in the movie, the love interest of Joe Jonas's character. The pair also had a brief relationship off-screen. She is known for songs such as 'Heart Attack' and 'Cool for the Summer,' while the Jonas Brothers are known for hits including 'Sucker' and 'Burnin' Up.' Related Articles
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GMA Network
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Demi Lovato, Joe Jonas reunite, perform 'Camp Rock' songs together
It was a nostalgic 'Camp Rock' reunion for Demi Lovato, Joe Jonas, and the rest of the Jonas Brothers! The exes got together for the Jonas Brothers' JONAS20 tour at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Monday. During the show, Kevin, Joe, and Nick reflected on their time on 'Camp Rock' and Joe started singing 'Gotta Find You.' He then brought Demi to the stage for a surprise performance. Demi and Joe sang their hit duets from the franchise, 'This is Me' and 'Wouldn't Change a Thing.' Demi's video of their live performance of 'Wouldn't Change a Thing' on Instagram has 52.3 million views as of writing, with fans commenting about how the world is healing. 'Camp Rock' premiered in 2008, and followed a group of teens at a summer music camp. It was Demi's breakout role. Demi is best known for the songs 'Heart Attack' and 'Cool for the Summer.' Meanwhile, the Jonas Brothers are known for 'Sucker' and 'Burnin' Up.' —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
Tatler Asia
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
‘The Greatest Showman' star Keala Settle takes the stage at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater
This Is Me, An Evening with Keala Settle also features an orchestra and Settle will be joined by Jillian Itaas, Jep Go and a special appearance by fellow Broadway star, Arielle Jacobs. Mikko Angeles helms the show as the director, with musical direction handled by Farley Asuncion and choreography by JM Cabling. Audiences can expect a powerful performance of Broadway numbers, original compositions and reimagined pop anthems set behind the backdrop of immersive visuals and vibrant theatrics care of Ohm David, Meliton Roxas and Joyce Garcia. This is Me, An Evening with Keala Settle takes the stage on July 11 at the Samsung Performing Arts Theatre. For more information, follow their social media pages. NOW READ The Playbook Club's 'First Love, Last Love: A Twinbill' tells intimate stories of time and connection Reimagining the narratives of the past: the UP Vargas Museum highlights works by Lee Paje and Ampannee Satoh Virgin Labfest (VLF) 2025 courageously opens difficult conversations
Irish Independent
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Large crowds expected as Longford Variety Group rolls out the red carpet for ‘Who's That Behind the Mask?'
Longford Variety Group has been arguably Longford's chief proponent of community based groups and local charities for much of the last three decades. During that period, the group has accumulated in excess of €260,000 for a multitude of charitable bodies and schools. It's a feat the volunteer-run group proudly celebrates with this year's major summer fundraiser. That showcase has been dubbed 'Who's That Behind the Mask?'. It's an occasion that promises to be an evening like no other as a line-up of surprise celebrity guests and beloved local personalities don elaborate disguises, daring the audience to guess who's behind the mask before each big reveal. The evening will act as a timely prelude to the group's eagerly awaited annual fundraising spectacular which is set to return in November. Its corresponding 'This is Me' four night extravaganza saw the group raise a further €10,000 for a number of locally based organisations, the fruits of which were presented to a host of bodies earlier this year. 'This show is all about fun and mystery,' said Charlie Murray, Chair of Longford Variety Group ahead of next month's fundraiser. 'Every ticket sold helps fund vital programmes in our schools and supports the incredible charities that keep Longford communities thriving.' Who's That Behind the Mask? takes place on Friday, June 28, in the Longford Arms Hotel. Tickets are €15 (+ booking fee) and are available now from Kevin's Dry Cleaners, Dublin Street, Longford, or online via Eventbrite.
Telegraph
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Telegraph
Come Alive London tickets: What you need to know about the circus spectacular and how to find tickets
In 2017 an absolute juggernaut of a film hit cinemas: The Greatest Showman, which tells the story of famous circus impresario P. T. Barnum. This Golden Globe and Grammy-winning movie stars Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya, Michelle Williams, Rebecca Ferguson, and Keala Settle. Now The Greatest Showman has inspired a stage spectacular, Come Alive!. This brand-new experience features songs from the movie written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, including This is Me, Rewrite the Stars, Tightrope, and The Greatest Show, alongside a gripping drama featuring a showman mentoring a talented newcomer. But can she escape her controlling partner and become a star? This is immersive, epic entertainment: the Come Alive! show running time is around 2 hours 40, including a fantastic pre-show. Audiences are encouraged to arrive early and experience all the fun of the Big Top, from the performers' dressing rooms to fortune teller huts and food trucks selling burgers, popcorn and cocktails. Then it's into the circus itself, featuring incredible live acts – everything from fire-breathing and tight-rope walking to flying trapeze artists and acrobats creating a human pyramid. No wonder people are so eager to get their hands on Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular London tickets. How to buy tickets for Come Alive! You can find seats for the London production of Come Alive! on Telegraph Tickets. Check the site for the latest prices. The cast The Greatest Showman movie is renowned for its starry cast, with Hugh Jackman playing P. T. Barnum alongside Zac Efron as Barnum's partner Phillip Carlyle, Michelle Williams as Barnum's wife, and Zendaya as trapeze artist Anne Wheeler. Come Alive! is led by a major West End star in Simon Bailey, who plays the key role of The Showman. His numerous credits include Moulin Rouge!, Heathers, Jersey Boys, We Will Rock You, and Les Misérables. Bailey is joined by an exciting new talent as The Showman's protégée Max: Aaliya Mai, an actress and singer-songwriter. Come Alive! also features an impressive range of artists among its company, including singers, dancers, and world-renowned circus performers, who have wowed audiences with their acts in Cirque du Soleil and Las Vegas shows. The creative team includes music producer Matthew Brind (Paddington 2, Legally Blonde), and choreographer Jerry Reeve, who has worked with Taylor Swift. The details Where is Come Alive! playing? Come Alive! runs at the Empress Museum on Empress Place, close to Earl's Court and famous west London areas such as Kensington, Chelsea and Notting Hill. What is the running time of Come Alive!? Come Alive! runs at 2hr 40, including an interval and a 1hr pre-show. How long is Come Alive! running for? Come Alive! is currently booking to September 21, 2025. What is the minimum age for Come Alive!? The age recommendation for Come Alive! is 6+. Does Come Alive! have accessible performances? Yes, the show runs some BSL-interpreted and subtitled performances. Upcoming dates can be found on the theatre website. FAQs How long is Come Alive show in London? Come Alive! has been welcoming audiences to its unique Big Top setting since October 2024, and will continue to invite people to roll up and see the greatest show until at least September 2025. It's a must-see for fans of the film, and circus fans, alike.
