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The littlest JoBro is proving that he’s every bit the man of our girlish dreams. Biceps, chains, and biceps in chains basically sum up this video. But I’m not complaining. The song is also incredibly catchy and already on my summer playlist. Enjoy the sites and sounds.

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The New York Post reports : The Jonas brothers are poised to knock the Kardashians off their tarnished reality TV throne. The even more famous family — Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas — have a development deal with E! and are filming a “family reality show,” sources tell the NYP. The new E! show will be based in New York. Kevin would be filmed with his wife, Danielle Deleasa, while Nick is appearing in Broadway’s How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . And Joe last month revealed he has found an apartment in town and will be spending more time there. The JoBros appeared in a Disney Channel reality series, The Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream , which ran until 2010. Reps for the Jonas brothers didn’t comment. --> ::girlie squeal!::

You can watch more by clicking the following: "See No More" ; " Love Slayer" ; "FastLife" ; and "Sorry" . And here are the interview and behind the sessions clips.

You don’t become a pop, television and Broadway star by the age of 19 without a healthy sense of competition. So when it came to his Oscar ballot, Nick Jonas went with what he thinks will win, not necessarily what he wants. “I’m quite a competitive person,” he confirmed on the phone from his Manhattan apartment. One-third of the Jonas Brothers pop act, he started out in theater and moved on to music and Disney television series work with his family. Now he’s returned to his roots, starring on Broadway in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . On the ballot he filled out for the New York Times , he chose The Artist . A lot. “Here’s the deal,” he explained. “I picked what I think is going to win because I wanted to be as close to right as I could be.” But his love for Woody Allen left him feeling conflicted. “In these last two years I’ve sort of fallen more in love with his work,” he said. “Now, living here in New York, I feel like I’m in a Woody Allen movie all the time. You...

ArtsBeat reports : After 11 months of strong ticket sales, the box-office receipts for the Broadway revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying fell sharply last week as the actor and musician Nick Jonas took over the starring role of the corporate schemer J. Pierrepont Finch. According to data released yesterday by the Broadway League, the gross of $682,879 for the standard eight performances was the lowest amount for How to Succeed since early preview performances last March. How to Succeed took in around $1 million a week for much of 2011, when Daniel Radcliffe played Finch, peaking at $1.9 million recently in his final week between Christmas and New Year’s. The grosses then exceeded $1.3 million during each of the three weeks this month when Darren Criss ( Glee ) briefly filled the role. Mr. Criss’s solid sales were due in part to the laws of supply and demand, given his limited stint; Mr. Jonas is due to play Finch through July 1. Late January is also one of th...

Pop star Nick Jonas returns to Broadway in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and talks to the Advocate about becoming a man, his guest spot on NBC’s Smash , and how his Christian upbringing influenced him on gay issues. Says the little Jonai: My upbringing was faith-based, but we believed you should love all others as you want to be loved, because everyone should be treated equally. That’s helped me have an understanding of people on different journeys and in different walks of life. At the end of the day, we’re all the same, because we all want to be loved. As long as love as the key, we’re in good shape. My thoughts on gay marriage are that everyone has the right to love and be loved, and that’s the position I take. Gay boybanders and pop idols rarely come out at the height of their popularity. If a Jonas Brother came out, what impact might it have on your career? The amazing thing about our fans is that they’re incredibly supportive about everything that we do, but ...

Next up in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying is Darren Criss (January 3, 2012 - January 22, 2012). But Nick Jonas follows, (January 24, 2012 - July 1, 2012), and here's the poster! Beau Bridges will replace 2011 Tony Award and Drama Desk Award winner John Larroquette, who will play his final performance along with co-star Daniel Radcliffe on Sunday, January 1, 2012. (Via Broadway World )

A gay can dream...

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Joe Jonas continued to enjoy his Thanksgiving weekend South of the boarder in Mexico on November 27, 2011 with his boy friends and family. Joe enjoyed a day at the beach with his group and had a visit from a fan and his puppy. (Via Socialite Life )

Joe Jonas wonders why it is some of his fans wonder if he doesn't have some Latin action going on.

ArtsBeat reports : To help increase ticket sales for its annual Kids’ Night on Broadway, New York theater owners and producers have recruited a former Broadway kid himself, pop idol Nick Jonas, as the 2012 spokesman for the five-day program in February. The 19-year-old Mr. Jonas appeared on Broadway as a boy in Les Misérables , Beauty and the Beast and Annie Get Your Gun before achieving pinup status as a member of the Jonas Brothers band, and on Jan. 24 he will take over the lead role of J. Pierrepont Finch in the Broadway revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . Yesterday, the Broadway League announced that Mr. Jonas would be its official face of Kids’ Night, which runs Feb. 5 to 9 and allows 6-to-18-year-olds to attend Broadway shows free when accompanied by adults who pay for full-price tickets. One aim of Kids’ Night is to fill seats during a traditionally weak month at Broadway box offices, when many families do not make weeknight theater plans because of h...

Photo caption: Joe Jonas with designer Simon Spurr . The New York Times has a great profile piece on one of my favorite fellas: When Joe Jonas is with his brothers Nick (the cute one) and Kevin (the married one), the JoBro are a juggernaut of tween fandom, with all the attendant high-decibel hysteria. But solo, Joe has an entirely different persona, or at least he’s aiming to. He is the sultry one: a man — O.K. a guy — with a sharper edge, an independent point of view, sophisticated tastes. Once a mop-topped, purity-ring-wearing Disney star alongside his brothers, Joe is moving into sleeker territory, from his physique to his piqued interest in fashion, food and other epicurean pursuits. He sits on the front row at fashion shows in Milan and New York and was a judge on Top Chef . With a debut solo album, Fastlife , full of club-ready tracks, due out Oct. 11, and a sudden burst of 5 o’clock shadow, he is hoping to make the transition from a boy band to an adult artist. Let’s call it T...

In Just Because I need more Joe on the Curl news: Teenage girls may not know it, but menswear designer Simon Spurr has something that they want: Joe Jonas’s cell phone number. The Englishman and the pop star got to know one another after Jonas’s stylists showed him Spurr’s clothes, according to Spurr. A friendship developed and now “there’s tons of texts, we’re always in contact with one another,” Spurr said. The BFFs were reunited Thursday evening at Saks Fifth Ave, where Jonas performed a few songs on behalf of Spurr and Fashion’s Night Out . A crowd of about 400—mostly young, mostly female—fans screamed along as he took the stage on the menswear on the seventh floor of the venerable department store. The purpose of Fashion’s Night Out is to get people shopping. But Spurr, who climbed the ranks through Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren, wasn’t sure that the Jonas event was driving sales. “I think the majority of people here are here to see Joe,” Spurr said with a laugh. “I don’t know h...

Says the middle Jonas: "I'm not naked and she’s not naked, but I think it’s a little bit, well, I’ll just say it’s a little bit older than anything I’ve done before." Interestingly, Mr. Jonas is NOT wearing his purity ring.

Little known fact: Years before he was a teen pop heartthrob, Nick Jonas made his Broadway debut as the youngsters Little Jake in Annie Get Your Gun , Chip in Beauty and the Beast , and Gavroche in Les Miserables. Role that he credits with developing his voice for his band, the Jonas Brothers. The acting bug has stayed with him and he took the supporting role of the love-smitten revolutionary Marius in the London production of Les Miserables last year. Now Mr. Jonas, who turns 19 next week, is stepping up to a leading role for his return to Broadway: beginning Jan. 24 he will play the rascally executive J. Pierrepont Finch in the Broadway revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. He will be succeeding another heartthrob, Darren Criss in the role. Mr. Criss is performing as Finch for just three weeks in January after the musical’s current star, Daniel Radcliffe, departs the production. Mr. Jonas and the revival’s director, Rob Ashford, announced the news at an eve...

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In Just-Because News: My boo Joe Jonas (Via Dlisted )