Zac's 17 Again hits theaters on April 17
Zac showed he was more than just Troy in the High School Musical movies when he ruled the big screen in 17 Again.
Photo: Courtesy of New Line Cinema
Zac's 17 Again hits theaters on April 17
Zac showed he was more than just Troy in the High School Musical movies when he ruled the big screen in 17 Again.
Photo: Courtesy of New Line Cinema

Hey J-14ers!
Interns Katie and Jenna here at the J-14 offices where we just caught a super sneak peek of the new 17 Again DVD that will be in stores on August 11th!
We know that all of you die-hard Zac Efron fans have probably seen it enough times to recite every line, but we're sure that won't stop you from buying the DVD and watching it a million more times. (You can never get enough Zac!)
Besides Zac being a total hottie, there are tons of LOL moments and a cute love story (Who wouldn't fall in love with Zac?!). Plus if you still want more Zac by the time the movie is over then you'll definitely love all of the special features that you can find on the Blu-Ray. There are tons of bloopers from on and off the set and not to mention 13 deleted scenes and a glimpse at what the cast was like when they were 17. There's even a Zac's Dance Flashback, where you can catch Zac busting out some 80s dance moves!
So make sure you're first in line on August 11th to get your copy of 17 Again! If we haven't made it obvious already, we'll definitely be picking it up the first chance we get.
Plus check out our Win It section where 5 lucky winners will score their very own copy of the DVD!
Love,
Interns Katie and Jenna <3

J-14 chatted exclusively to musician Steve Rushton who told us about his music, working on the set of Hannah Montana: The Movie, and what he really thought of 17 Again.
J-14: How did you first get interested in music?
Steve Rushton: I started playing guitar when I was about 7. Then I got into Green Day when I was about 12. I wanted to be a singer and a guitarist and write all of my songs just like Billy Joe [Armstrong] from Green Day.
J-14: What songs did you write for Hannah Montana: The Movie?
Steve: I came to the U.S. for Hannah Montana. "Game Over" is one of my songs in the movie and I wrote it when I was 17. And then I also wrote another song specifically for the movie called "Everything I Want."
J-14: Why do you think your song fit into Hannah Montana: The Movie so well?
Steve: I think it's because it's young and it has good energy. It sounds fun and that's what they wanted for the movie. It's not that far away from something that Hannah Montana would sing.
J-14: What was it like filming your scenes in Hannah Montana: The Movie?
Steve: It was so much fun! Miley was a lot of fun and we had a lot of laughs. There was a really good vibe on the set and it was good to hear my song blasted on the speakers on the Santa Monica Pier.
J-14: We also saw that you at the 17 Again premiere. What was that like?
Steve: It was good! It was a lot of fun! I really enjoyed the movie, it was really good. I didn't think it was going to be as good as it was -- Zac did a great job!

J-14 is totally smitten by hottie Adam Gregory! Not only does he play Ty on 90210, but he was also in 17 Again, Hannah Montana: The Movie, AND he plays Ashley Tisdale's ex-BF in her music video for "It's Alright, It's Okay." Check out our exclusive interview with the star and don't forget to watch the shocking season finale of 90210 on tonight at 9 pm on The CW -- someone is going to die!
J-14: Adrianna's (Jessica Lowndes) water broke last week at prom -- any baby spoilers you can give us?
Adam: I can't really. You don't want to know! Tonight's episode is really going to show how Ty handles the baby and how strong Navid (Michael Steger) and Adrianna are.
J-14: We heard Brenda (Shannen Doherty) is going to adopt Adrianna's baby!
Adam: That is the rumor isn't it? I heard that. That sounds really juicy. (laughs)
J-14: Okay fine -- you win! So tell us what it was like working with big stars like Miley and Zac?
Adam: It was really cool. It was blessing that they even allowed me to show my face for a short amount of time on those films. I was really excited about it. I got to work with Zac and he's a really laidback, chill guy -- very professional. It was really cool to work with him to see just how professional he is and I learned a lot.
J-14: What was it like working with Ashley Tisdale?
AG: She's pretty simple to me -- she's just a cool girl.
J-14: How did you end up in her video?
AG: I don't even know. They just asked me. I guess she has 90210 viewing parties or something like that and she's really good friends with Shenae Grimes 'cause they did a film together called Picture This. She was watching the show for Shenae and I happened to be Shenae's love interest, playing Ty, so she saw me and thought, I guess, I was cute enough to be in her video and decided to make me her ex-boyfriend.
J-14: Ashley's album is called Guilty Pleasure. What's your guilty pleasure?
Adam: There's this pizza shop out here called Cicero's. It's out in L.A. and Santa Monica and they have two large pizzas -- it's buy one get one free and they're the best pizzas ever. They're so good!
J-14: And we have to know, what do you look for in a girl?
Adam: That is a very good question because I'm trying to find that out myself. So far I'm pretty much dazzled by eyes and the smile.
Do you watch 90210? Who do you think is going to die?
Photo: Courtesy of Robert Deutschman; Clothes: Company 81

He may have bullied Zac Efron and Sterling Knight in 17 Again, but Hunter Parrish is celebrating his 22nd birthday today!
It's a trio of celeb birthdays today... Rob Pattinson, Debby Ryan, AND Hunter!
Fun Facts:
- He sings too! Hunter starred on Broadway in Spring Awakening in the lead role of Melchior. Every night, fans lined up to meet him after every show.
- You may also know Hunter from his appearances on TV on Summerland and Weeds or in movies in Sleepover and RV (yup, he was part of the crazy Gornicke family that JoJo and Josh Hutcherson couldn't stand!)
- Hunter calls himself a "goody two shoes" who loves to play Wii!
Photo: Courtesy of New Line Cinema






