Jonas Brothers to Launch Tween-Girl Clothing Line
They won't have to take a break from throwing sweaty boxer shorts at screaming 12-year-olds, because they're not even trying to pretend they design it.
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They won't have to take a break from throwing sweaty boxer shorts at screaming 12-year-olds, because they're not even trying to pretend they design it.
'Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience' made only $12.7 million this weekend, dashing all hopes for a national return to prosperity in our lifetime.
Perhaps the more reasonable question is, Can the Jonas Brothers NOT save our economy?
Hey, everyone's gotta make a living, right?
Now that we can sleep at night knowing that third installment of the Most Important Franchise Ever is en route, let's turn to the real issues.
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…for now. They're holding out for a Cabinet position.
The brothers are currently making only $12 million a year, which may seem like a lot to you but frankly isn't.
Want to hear a power ballad about Nick Jonas's struggle with type 1 diabetes?
JoBro fans are paying $200 on eBay for the band's out-of-print first album. Are they getting their money's worth?
Plus, sequels on the way for 'Wanted,' 'Camp Rock,' and 'School of Rock.'
The faraway rumblings have now become ominous, earthshaking footsteps as the tuneful, three-headed monster that is the Jonas Brothers arrives at America's doorstep.
The Jonas Brothers have slowly been laying the groundwork for a hostile (but tuneful!) takeover of planet Earth, and this week begins their first major campaign.
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