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Published: Monday Aug 16, 2010 | 04:30 PM EDT

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No bad blood here! Joe Jonas, who turns 21 on Sunday, and ex-girlfriend Demi Lovato stay in tune Friday while performing on Good Morning America in New York’s Central Park.

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By Richard Ouzounian of Theatre Critic

The Jonas Brothers are continuing to prove this year, just like they have since 2007, that they’re as much a part of summertime as barbecues, beach parties and warm weather romances.

Those musical brothers from New Jersey are continuing the warm-weather fling. Their Disney Channel series, Jonas L.A., just started a successful second season (and was recently nominated for an Emmy as Outstanding Children’s Program), they’re in the middle of another giant North American tour (they play the Molson Amphitheatre on Sept. 2 and 3) and, perhaps most importantly, Camp Rock 2, the sequel to their hit 2008 TV movie, debuts Sept. 3.

On the surface, it would seem like the brothers will be a viable commodity for some time yet. The problem is, that as each year goes by, they look and act more like three individuals than a homogenous boy band.

There’s no dissension, no strife; the guys get along well onstage and off. “We’re brothers, dude, what else did you expect?” asks Kevin, the oldest.

They’re staying together but, bit by bit, they’re also going their separate ways. Nick, the youngest, not only went out as a solo act earlier this year, he is appearing in London’s West End as Marius in Les Misérables, a return to his early days as a professional stage actor.

Kevin was the first to get married, while Joe — sporting a new pair of Clark Kent-styled glasses — is being seen at more and more L.A. social events and has announced plans to record a solo album. It was possible to see the seeds of all this last summer, when the brothers were in Toronto filming Camp Rock 2.

On a rainy night in August, I went to the set in Earl Bales Park to spend face time with each Jonas Brother, one on one. (While I connected with Kevin and Joe that night, Nick was busy with other projects, so I had to catch up with him later in New York.)

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Kevin Jonas (b. Nov. 5, 1987)

It was interesting to talk to Kevin first, because he’s the one most people think of last. That’s not because he’s unimportant or uninteresting, but he’s just not as easily labelled as his brothers.

Joe is hot, Nick is cute. But Kevin? He’s the oldest and he’s probably the best musician, but he’s he one who makes the softest impression.

That is, until you meet him. He’s got an engagingly shy smile, but he’s outgoing when the subject turns to music. “There’s a lot of old-school rock ’n’ roll in my blood,” he admits with a grin, “and I guess I convinced the other guys to put a lot of it in the (2009) tour. It’s just such great music and once it gets inside your blood, you’ve got no choice but to share it and make everybody feel good.

“And I feel that feeling is growing. I think we’re the generation that’s going to bring back the music of yesterday and pay it the respect it deserves.”

It was the music that convinced Kevin to join up with Nick and Joe to form the Jonas Brothers, and he admits “that wasn’t the direction I ever thought my life would go at all.”

“I think when the whole success thing came along, I was the one it caught most off guard. Nick’s been performing since he was a kid and Joe’s always been good with people, but it took me a while to come into my own, I know that.

“It wasn’t always easy for me, but I’m happy with the way I fit in now.”

The most low-key in terms of his personal life, he was nevertheless the first one to get hitched. On Dec. 19, he married Danielle Deleasa, a former hairdresser from New Jersey whom he’d been dating since he met her on a Bahamas vacation in 2007.

The marriage attracted a stream of attention on the Internet and in the media.

“It’s funny,” muses Kevin, “but once people see you perform, they think they know who you are and that’s not always the case. And of course, the more places you get seen, the more places you can be criticized, so me, I try not to read any of the bad stuff that’s being said about us.

“Who are the Jonas Brothers? We’re just three guys who play the music we love.” He looks off in the distance.

“Man, I want this to last for a very long time.”

Joe Jonas (b. Aug. 15, 1989)

First things first. Yes, Joe Jonas is as good-looking in person as he is on the screen. Maybe better, in fact, because when he’s relaxed, he seems more casually engaging then as a high-voltage performer. The dark hair and smouldering eyes that make him stand out also mark him as the brother bearing the strongest influence of his one-quarter Cherokee heritage.

When the band broke big, he was the man at the front, power-housing the numbers and making the teen girls swoon. As the years have passed, younger brother Nick has earned his share of fans as well, but Joe is still usually the man in the spotlight.

“Hey, there’s nothing with the fact that me and my brothers have different performance styles,” he says when asked about the changing dynamics. “We’re all at different stages of our lives, we’re all still growing.

“We also all have different kinds of music we’re into. Kevin loves country and rock ’n’ roll, Nick is into his own music a lot and I bounce back and forth. Sometimes it’s Michael Bublé, sometimes it’s indie rock.”

Joe is also the one the paparazzi follow most closely; whenever he’d go out running in Toronto, they were on his tail. He finally took refuge inside the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre on Spadina Ave., which graciously offered him its fitness area as a photo-free haven.

“I’ve got to do some kind of workout,” he says. “It’s not about looks, it’s about energy. The only way I can put out the kind of voltage I have to provide in the evening onstage is to prepare myself for it during the day.”

And after work is through, he enjoys the most varied social life of the group, although — in line with the family’s strict Christian Fundamentalist upbringing — there’s no liquor, drugs or premarital sex. The purity ring is still on Joe’s finger.

That’s not to imply he’s been sitting at home alone. He’s been publicly linked in ongoing relationships with AJ Michalka, Camilla Belle, Demi Lovato and, most memorably, Taylor Swift, who announced to the world that Joe broke up with her during a 27-second phone call.

He shakes his head before responding. “I know there’s people out there who say I’ve been breaking hearts, but listen to our songs. They speak the truth. If hearts have been broken, they’re usually ours. What happens in our relationships winds up in our songs and haters will be haters.”

Joe has also been making appearances apart from his brothers, judging on American Idol, appearing in other groups’ music videos and composing songs with Lovato.

He’s recently opened the door to his own solo career, but he doesn’t feel that goes against the Jonas Brothers entity.

“We’re staying true to who we are, man. We’re a band of brothers and you can’t break that apart, no matter what you try to do.”

Nick Jonas (b. Sept. 16, 1992)

No question that Nick is the most fascinating of the Jonases, not just because of his early years in Broadway musicals or the fact that he’s been openly living with Type 1 diabetes since he was 13.

There’s something different about him, a sense that he connects with his fans on a deeper level than the average boy-band member, or the feeling that he wants to be an artist instead of just an entertainer.

When asked why he was going back into the world of theatre, performing in Les Misérables in London this summer, he had a surprisingly mature answer.

“I feel I need to respond to the challenge to portray feelings and emotions. I want to learn how to know a character better and dig more deeply inside them. This is a really interesting process to me and the fans will tell me how I’m doing.”

He came to the world of performing long before his older brothers even thought of it. “My parents went to see Les Miz when I was 5 and brought the program back home. I saw a picture of the boy playing Gavroche and I ran to my mother saying, ‘Who is this kid?’

“She must have seen something in my eyes, because she asked, ‘Is this something you could see yourself doing?’ and I told her yes.”

He started on Broadway in A Christmas Carol at 7, moving on to Beauty and the Beast and Annie Get Your Gun before finally landing in Les Misérables. But soon after all that came the diabetes diagnosis.

“I knew I had something wrong with me,” he recalls, “but I didn’t know what it is, so when the doctor told me, I first felt relief. But that was soon replaced by confusion, shock and disappointment. I thought my career was over.”

It wasn’t, however, and even though a solo musical theatre career was a bit too strenuous in those early years, when Nick was learning how to live with his condition, singing with his brothers proved something he could handle.

“I think once I realized I could use it as an opportunity to share my story and encourage people, it all began to make sense. There are still moments of coping with my condition that are harder than others, but I feel I’ve got a good grip on it.”

Of all the brothers, he’s the one who’s been making the biggest impact in his own so far, with a solo tour, his own album and his current theatrical engagement.

But he insists he’s not breaking up the team. “I want the Jonas Brothers to be together for a long, long time. I’m committed to the group.”

What he’s had trouble being committed to is a romantic relationship, already having broken up with Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez and Nicole Anderson.

When we spoke, he took pains to point out that, “I’m not necessarily a loner, but being alone is not such a terrible thing. I enjoy being single right now, being on my own.”

In the past weeks, however, the British tabloids have been linking him with not one, but two of his leading ladies in Les Miz, Lucie Jones and Samantha Barks.

Like all the Jonas Brothers, he’s a going concern.

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SUN, 18 JULY 2010 AT 6:30 PM

Joe Jonas knows what the most important meal of the day is as he heads to breakfast with his roommates Greg Garbo and Jack Lawless at Alcove restaurant in Los Feliz, Calif., on Sunday morning (July 18).

After enjoying his meal, the 20-year-old actor headed back to his car and gave the valet a grateful tip.

Joe just completed filming on his first ever Hot in Cleveland episode. He tweeted his excitement, saying, “Last day filming hot in Cleveland. Been fun! Betty White rules.”

VIEW THE PHOTOS ON JUST JARED JR.

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By Celebuzz on Jul. 6, 2010 03:08 PM

You’ve heard the song, now check out the video for Joe Jonas’ first stab at a solo career!

Behold, the clip for JoJo’s heartfelt acoustic ballad “Make It Right” from Jonas L.A.’s “Date Expectations” episode. So what’s it about? Well, it’s about 1 minute and 26 seconds long. But it also seems to be about romantic yearning, as the Prettiest L’il JoBro strums his acoustic guitar poolside and gives his wounded falsetto a workout.

Feast your eyes on the video below. Thoughts? Share them in the comments section.

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ETA: Before you get ahead of yourself, Joe Jonas IS NOT DATING Nikki Reed nor any of the Twilight Saga cast. He was just posing for photos with some of the cast members and attended the premiere.

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Nikki Reed and Joe Jonas pose for a few pictures at the red carpet premiere of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse at Odeon Leicester Square in London on Thursday evening (July 1).

Joe, 20, is in London spending time with younger brother Nick while he performs as Marius in Les Miserables.

Nikki caught up with MTV about an intense Rosalie scene in the third installment of the franchise. She shared, “There was this scene that I shot where I was strapped to this weird machine that was making me fly up and down this hallway with this wedding dress and David Slade was giving me this really intense direction but it was just kind of outrageous what I was doing.”

FYI: Nikki was wearing a peach Alberta Ferretti dress with Brian Atwood shoes, a Ferragamo clutch and jewels by Lorraine Schwart

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By Lauren Waterman

the romance! the breakup! camp rock 2 costars, tour mates, and former it couple demi lovato and joe jonas on being together . . . and drifting apart.

They’re both talented, good-looking, and famous, but Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato don’t exactly have the world on a string: Simpler pleasures, of the sort afforded to other kids their age, sometimes elude them. Earlier this year, when the Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam costars decided to test the romantic possibilities of their rock-solid friendship, they felt compelled to do so in public; when they broke up just a few months later, Joe announced it by issuing a statement, and Demi—always true to her loyal fans—decided to confirm the details on Twitter. “I kind of learned throughout this whole experience that having my private life public isn’t as awesome as it might seem,” the seventeen-year-old says with a rueful little laugh.

Even the process of scheduling their pre-split sit-down with Teen Vogue, for example—at which the then-couple agreed to interview each other—was complicated by their inability to appear together without risking mass hysteria. But for the most part, they seem to be fairly at ease with all the attention: After a daylong press junket, Demi’s famous laugh is still as loud as ever, and Joe, 20, is chipper and ready to chat. (Naturally, they were more subdued when they spoke to Teen Vogue again after their breakup, but more on that in a bit.)

Demi Lovato: What’s your favorite thing about me?

Joe Jonas: Do you really want me to answer that? Why don’t you tell me: On set, what was your favorite snack? Because I think I already know.

Demi Lovato: The tomato-cheese quesadillas. Do you remember those? They were so good. What did you think it was?

Joe Jonas: Cheese sticks.

Demi Lovato: We didn’t have cheese sticks!

Joe Jonas: Well, for some reason, I imagine you eating a lot of cheese sticks.

Demi Lovato: [Laughs] Thanks.

Joe Jonas: They just seem like something you would like.

Demi Lovato: I do love cheese sticks.

Joe Jonas: There you go.

Demi Lovato: So what was the hardest thing for you about making Camp Rock 2?

Joe Jonas: Finding time to sleep. There were so many things to do. If I wasn’t on set, I was cooking or working out. What about you?

Demi Lovato: I think it was balancing sleep too. Even though I wasn’t working out, I was dancing, sometimes for hours on end.

Joe Jonas: Have you ever been to a real summer camp?

Demi Lovato: Yeah, I went to church camp when I was in the sixth grade. What about you?

Joe Jonas: I went to sleepaway camp seven years in a row. I was such a pro. We had these relay races at the end of every summer, and the majority of the competitions were eating contests. Sometimes you would have to eat, like, a whole can of Spam; once I ate four raw potatoes. I didn’t really recover for weeks after that.

Demi Lovato: Eww!

Joe Jonas: In some ways, making this movie felt like camp all over again. During breaks, we weren’t hanging out in trailers—we were going down to the lake or playing in the woods.

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Demi Lovato: We met when I auditioned for Jonas. What was your first impression of me?

Joe Jonas: I saw right away how smiley you were. Obviously, I didn’t have a say in who was going to be cast, but it ended up being a good thing that you didn’t get that role. If you had, you wouldn’t have been in Camp Rock.

TEEN VOGUE: You guys were friends before you started dating. Whose idea was it to take the next step?

Joe Jonas: Mine.

TEEN VOGUE: So, Demi, you didn’t already fancy him?

Demi Lovato: I had always fancied him. Want to know what actually happened? One night I asked him, “What is the deal? We’re perfect for each other. What are you doing?” And he was like, “This is really awkward. I have to go.”

Joe Jonas: I needed time to think.

Demi Lovato: And I thought, Great, I just ruined a friendship. But then the next day, he came knocking at my door.

Joe Jonas: Once she confronted me, I kind of confronted myself.

TEEN VOGUE: Joe’s been in a couple of very high-profile relationships—with Taylor Swift, and Camilla Belle—and Demi’s dated Trace Cyrus. Was it ever hard to see each other with other people?

Demi Lovato: Every girlfriend he had, I always wanted to have a friendship with, because I felt like if she was worthy enough to be with him, then she must be great. It sucked, watching, but I was always happy for him.
Joe Jonas: It wasn’t easy.

Demi Lovato: Sometimes it was like, “So my boyfriend is so awesome.” “Well, my girlfriend is really great.” “Good for you!” [laughs]

TEEN VOGUE: You’ve sung together frequently. Do you like the same kinds of music?

Demi Lovato: I sent Joe some music from one of my favorite bands, Neon Indian. And he, in turn, introduced me to Michael Bublé. I also showed him who the Jonas Brothers were, and Joe’s been a fan of them ever since.

Joe Jonas: Well, I used to like the Jonas Brothers.

Demi Lovato: And then they became mainstream.

Joe Jonas: She listens to harder music sometimes than I would. She’ll say, “Listen to this great song.”
Demi Lovato: And he’s like . . . scary!

Joe Jonas: It’s like, I’d much rather go see a happy movie.

Demi Lovato: And I would rather see an action film. So we alternate. We do other things too. We’ve had Easter egg hunts.

Joe Jonas: Not on Easter.

Demi Lovato: [Laughs] We’ve gone to Disneyland. We’ve made pizza. We go to dinner, on nice dates. And he cooks for me—he’s good.

Joe Jonas: I love making Italian food. And coconut chicken.

Demi Lovato: I’m a vegetarian, though, so I just eat the vegetables.

Joe Jonas: I make vegetarian stuff too!

Demi Lovato: What are your goals?

Joe Jonas: I’d love to act more. I’ve had to turn down multiple movies because I was on tour, but it’s encouraging to know that someday there might be the right role, the right timing. And I’ve been writing a lot of music, so hopefully very soon I’ll have recorded a project of my own. I also want to get a boat and open a restaurant. What about you?

Demi Lovato: I want to be able to play more serious parts. I think it would be awesome to play an Angelina Jolie–type role in an action movie. Musicwise, I want to try new sounds. I want to be fearless.

TEEN VOGUE: Is there one question that no one ever asks you that you want to ask each other?

Joe Jonas: Demi, do you think you’ll ever eat meat again?

Demi Lovato: Yeah. I’m not necessarily against it. I just don’t like the taste, and for environmental reasons. What’s the point of hurting the world if I don’t like it? But I’m not saying I’ll never have another hot dog for the rest of my life. My question for you is, Would you ever shave your head?

Joe Jonas: Yes. I’ve already asked my dad if I could.

Demi Lovato: Why does your dad get to decide?

Joe Jonas: I can’t just shave my head. There’s a lot more that goes into it than with the normal 20-year-old. But I will, for sure. I’ve always wanted to.

Postscript: Less than 48 hours after their interview, Joe and Demi decided—mutually, Joe insists—that it was better to be friends. A few days later they agreed to talk to Teen Vogue (this time separately) about their breakup. “It could have been better timing,” admits Joe, calling from Washington, D.C. “But there’s never really a good time for something like that. I really care about her.” Demi, speaking from the Los Angeles set of her show Sonny with a Chance, was less guarded than her ex: Asked if she’d felt something was missing between them, she says simply, “No.” Asked if that meant it was his decision to end things, she says, “Yeah.”

“We haven’t spent any time together since everything,” she says, “because that would be awkward, but I’m sure things will go totally back to normal once we’re on tour together. It’s just that at this point I’d rather be hanging out with my girlfriends than seeing my ex.” Joe, for his part, is eager to resume the close friendship they once had. “In this business,” he explains, “it’s really hard to find people who are going to be there for the rest of your life. When I met Demi, I knew right away that our friendship was really strong. I don’t want to lose that ever,” he says.

joe, on their recent breakup: “It could have been better timing, but there’s never really a good time for something like that. I really care about her.”

demi, on the breakup: “At this point I’d rather be hanging out with my girlfriends than seeing my ex.”

Edited for teenvogue.com. For the complete story pick up the August 2010 issue of Teen Vogue, on newsstands July 6!

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June 20, 2010

Cambio is all about connecting you to your favorite celebrities. Before Joe Jonas departs from Africa, where he has been busy visiting various schools and orphanages, he took the time to answer some of your twitter questions from @cambioconnect.

@ahofficial asked: What would you do if you were not making music?

@judiila asked: Did you guys ever feel like just giving up on reaching your dreams?

Find out Joe’s answers below. Make sure to follow @cambioconnect on twitter. You never know when we’ll be asking you for more questions for your favorite celebrities. You may see yours answered right here on Cambio.com!

Also, before heading back to the US, Joe will be making a stop in London to support Nick at opening night of Les Misérables.

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By Jacqueline Cutler, Zap2It | June 16, 2010

Take away the hit TV show and the screaming hordes of tween girls, and you have three brothers who love to make music.

Granted, the Jonas Brothers are more famous than any other sibling trio — so famous that incredibly massive bodyguards protect them. Yet despite kicking off a three-month tour July 27, Kevin’s fairly new marriage, Joe’s sputtered romance with Disney starlet Demi Lovato and the paparazzi constantly chronicling their lives, the JoBro seem remarkably grounded.

They’re sequestered in a Manhattan hotel, happy to talk music and explain how, for them, music is enmeshed with acting.

They have a lot of both coming up: the tour; the launch of their revamped Disney show, “Jonas L.A.,” on Sunday, June 20; and the sequel to “Camp Rock,” “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” premiering Sept. 3.

Before TV catapulted them to superstardom, it was all about the music. They started as musicians, backing up Nick, 17, who turned pro at 6.

He performed in Broadway plays — “A Christmas Carol,” “Beauty and the Beast” and “Les Miserables” — then came back to his home state of New Jersey and performed in “The Sound of Music” at Milburn’s Paper Mill Playhouse.

“The initial idea was being around other young people who loved to do what I did,” Nick says of musical theater.

Kevin recalls being very young when he was first drawn to the stage.

“There was an open call for a remake of ‘(Miracle on) 34th Street,’ and I got pretty far in the process,” he says. “I loved it (acting), and it was fun and a passion, but music always took the No. 1 seat.”

The brothers are seated around a large table in a hotel conference room that looks out on a drenched Central Park. Kevin wonders if that night’s Yankees game will be canceled because of rain.

“For me, music is something that always feels comfortable,” Joe says. “Acting is something I want to do. In L.A. now I’m taking meetings. It’s been really awesome.”

The new show, as the title broadcasts, places the brothers in Los Angeles. They are in an exquisite house, which comes with a pool and an annoying neighbor. There are starlets, the sights of Los Angeles, but for these young men, there’s always the music. And the show works best during the musical numbers.

Their new song, “L.A. Baby,” featured on the show has a segment easily lifted out for a music video. In it, they do some California cruising — Kevin gets a sweet convertible that runs best on Chinese restaurant oil. There are girls and goofy scenes, but it’s truly a Disney music video, and parents need not worry.

“Driving down the highway with a California breeze in my hair,” Nick sings.

He segues easily between drums and guitar and also plays piano and cello. Nick is very intense as he delves into his music, but his older brothers, particularly Kevin, keep spirits light.

The brothers are obviously close and music only cements that bond. Their 2008 CD, “A Little Bit Longer,” went multiplatinum. Last year’s “Lines, Vines and Trying Times” includes the song “World War III,” featuring the amazing horn section from Earth Wind & Fire.

The Jonas Brothers have also worked with Stevie Wonder and Brad Paisley. It was probably expected that they would stick with the tried pop music formula, but they’ve ventured into R&B and country.

Like most musicians, they’re fans of many artists. Kevin lights up as he talks up seeing Paul McCartney in concert. He was so excited he could not stay in his seat.

“The person me kept telling me to sit down,” he says, adding that he was unable to. “It was just amazing.”

They hope to electrify their fans as their North American tour takes them from smaller clubs to amphitheaters.

“As a band, the No. 1 priority from the beginning is we strive to write more music, that’s more honest in our lyrics,” Joe says. “And we want to write music through our lives.”

“Personally, we want to continue where we are in all of our lives,” Kevin says. “I love to tour. It’s a lifestyle. You become used to it.”

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SONNY WITH A CHANCE & JONAS LA PROMISE BIG SUNDAY NIGHT FOR DISNEY
June 17, 2010

Only 3 days until a big night of premieres on Disney Channel!

Sunday night kicks off with part 2 of the “Sonny With a Chance” episode, “Falling for the Falls” at 8pm EST. In “Falling for the Falls Part 2,” Sonny and Chad (Demi Lovato & Sterling Knight) have been keeping their relationship a secret for weeks from their fellow “So Random!” and “Mackenzie Falls” cast mates. When the studio decides to end the feud between the two shows, Chad is set up on a date with Tawni (Tiffany Thornton) and ‘Chawni’ quickly becomes the Hollywood “it” couple. Sonny, not a fan of the coupling, shows up at a Mackenzie Falls party with her own special date.

Next up at 8:25pm EST is the premiere of Selena Gomez’s new music video for “Round and Round.”

Then at 8:30pm EST is the highly anticipated season premiere of “JONAS L.A.”!! Kevin, Joe, Nick, Stella & Macy have packed up and headed to Los Angeles for a summer of fun, music and romance. In the premiere episode titled “House Party,” the gang arrives in Los Angeles to begin a summer vacation they will never forget. Their gregarious neighbor, DZ (Adam Hicks), convinces the guys to throw a house party to announce their arrival and Nick invites Emma Roberts to the party.

We know what we’ll be doing Sunday night. Make sure to tune in and then tweet us what you thought of the episodes.

Also below, check out some fun photos that Nicole Anderson has been tweeting as a countdown until the premiere.

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