Well, now I've seen everything. Nineteen-year-old boy bander Nick Jonas confirmed yesterday that he's in the running for a judge position on American Idol. "The rumors are true," Jonas tweeted. "I am being considered to be a judge on American Idol and it would be a dream come true if it happens. #nickonidol."
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The ladies will be excited that Nick Jonas will make an appearance on the upcoming NBC musical drama.
Read More »● The classic screen star Tony Curtis, who came to fame in the 1950s and remained in the spotlight for decades, has died of cardiac arrest at the age of 85, his daughter, Jamie Lee Curtis, told Entertainment Tonight. [ET] ● Comedian Greg Giraldo has also passed away after suffering an accidental overdose, just a week after he was hospitalized for a similar incident with prescription pills. He was 44. [TMZ] ● Katie Couric may return to the The Today Show when her CBS Evening News contract is up in the Spring, because politics are boring and dancing dogs are hilarious. [Page Six]
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When it was announced that Nick Jonas had been cast as Marius in the current West End production of Les Miserables, reactions were varied. Jonas Brothers fangirls rejoiced; Les Mis fangirls wept; and theater patrons with good taste remarked that at least this particular instance of stunt casting wasn't contaminating a musical of real quality. It was taken for granted that the pop star would fare terribly, that his dreams of being taken seriously as an artiste would be cut abruptly short by snickering London audiences. Other guessed that the production would lose credibility; veteran theatergoers disagreed with the assumption that any production of Les Miserables could even have credibility to begin with. Jonas’s run officially began on Monday the 21st, and it appears—rather shockingly—that he's surpassed everyone's expectations.
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