Posts Tagged ‘High School Musical’
Vanessa’s No Prude About Going Nude
Tuesday, May 12th, 2009
Disney doll Vanessa Hudgens has her eye on more grow-up roles—but would Uncle Walt approve?
The “High School Musical” actress told E!, ”I will show nudity in a film when the time is right,” but added this condition. “Right now, I wouldn’t feel comfortable doing it, but like I said, when the time’s right, if it’s an amazing movie that I’m really passionate about and that’s what it calls for, then we’ll see.”
Hudgens gave no hint of when that part might come along, so her young male fans don’t need to get their hormones racing yet.
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Ashley’s Ready To Rock
Thursday, May 7th, 2009
“High School Musical” star Ashley Tisdale looked rocker chic as she carried a pair of spike heels into SIR Entertainment Services in Hollywood, CA. Can we expect a harder edge from her next album?
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Zac Rules The Box Office
Monday, April 20th, 2009
He couldn’t top fellow Disney star Miley Cyrus’ total from last weekend, but Zac Efron ranked number one at the box office this week with “17 Again.”
The AP reports the film handily beat out Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck’s “State of Play” to rake in $24.1 million. This certainly bodes well for Zac’s future beyond Disney’s “High School Musical” franchise.
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Zac Gets Dramatic
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
Earlier this week, Disney heartthrob Zac Efron bailed from the remake of 80s hit film “Footloose” in order to concentrate on meatier parts. Now he seems to have gotten his wish.
Variety reports Efron is in talks with director Burr Steers about a role in “The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud.” Steers previously directed the “High School Musical” star in “17 Again.” Variety states the film is taken from a book “about a caretaker at a cemetery who manages to have weekly meetings with a younger brother whose accidental death he feels was his fault.”
Meanwhile, Efron can be seen in “17 Again” when it debuts April 17. It takes guts for a teen idol to risk re-inventing himself as an adult star. Let’s hope Zac’s risk pays off.
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“High School Musical 3: Senior Year” Rules The Box Office
Monday, October 27th, 2008
Disney’s “High School Musical 3: Senior Year” passed with flying colors at this week’s box office, taking in an estimated $42 million. This is the largest opening weekend ever for a musical, topping “Mamma Mia!”’s $27.8 million. Does this show the power of the franchise—or the stars? I guess Disney will find out when they release “HSM 4″ with a new cast of inknowns instead of the old favorites.
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