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The J-14 February issue hits newsstands Monday with your fave celebs dishing the deets on their first love moments ever!

Justin Bieber spoke only to J-14 about his nasty haters and the ugly rumors about him. "I heard that I was dead," he told us. BONUS: we've got the best prize ever! Find out how you can win a HUG from Justin in this issue!

Wanna know what the Twilight crew is up to? J-14 has all the dirt on Taylor, Rob, and Kristen! Find out what Rob is smiling about these days -- and check out photos that reveal his funny side! We have set secrets from Taylor's upcoming flick Valentine's Day, and the details on the bad habit Kristen is dropping.

J-14 is your ultimate source for exclusive dish on the stars' love lives: want to know about Nick's first heartbreak? Shailene's first love? Katy's first kiss? You won't want to miss your fave guys and girls finishing the sentence: "The first time I ever..."

Bet you NEVER would have guessed that Lady Gaga was once teased and tormented by her classmates, but J-14 has all the scoop on her journey from sad to fab! Find out what she says "saved" her life.

Is Nick afraid of failing? The Jonas bro gave us all the insider info on his new solo career -- and what it means for him and his brothers. Plus, pick up an issue and find out how to get a FREE Nick ringtone!

It's almost Olympic time, and ice skating star Sasha Cohen talked exclusively with J-14 about her pressure to be perfect.

And of course we have tons of awesome V-day love quizzes (What is your flirting style?), truth or dare, embarrassing moments, beauty, fashion, tons of prizes on February's Win It Blowout calendar and a Jonas Brother signed iPod, glossy posters of Justin, The Vampire Diaries cast, Taylor Swift, Zac Efron, and so much more!

The February issue hits newsstands Monday!

J-14 is super excited to be part of a new web reality show, To Be A Star, which follows six girls on their journey to super stardom.

Check out the trailer above for a sneak peak!

The J-14 October/November double issue hits newsstands with the ultimate rundown of the 14 Hottest Stars right now!

J-14 is the only place for Twi-Hards to turn to for juicy on-set news... plus we're the first magazine to debut photos of the girls of The Twilight Saga: New Moon and how to get their hair 'dos. Also, get the real scoop on what's happening behind the scenes of Eclipse!

Team Taylor or Team Rob? You can be on both sides with the 25 things you never knew about Taylor Lautner and Rob Pattinson's school secrets revealed!

Is stress making Selena skinny? J-14 has all of the updates on Selena's crazy life, and we get to the bottom of who her new single is really about!

It's vampire mania! Meet the hot stars of the new hit show The Vampire Diaries and find out how TVD actress Nina Dobrev dealt with moving and leaving her friends behind in an exclusive interview only with J-14!

Did you know that Megan Fox was bullied by mean girls in school? Read about Megan's lunchroom horror only in the pages of J-14 (it involves ketchup packets... seriously!).

And of course we have tons of awesome quizzes (Find out who's the right guy for you!), truth or dare, embarrassing moments, beauty, fashion, prizes (Win Lady Gaga signed boots, a signed Black Eyed Peas iPod, Demi Lovato's signed cell phone, and a Teen Choice Award swag bag -- just to name a few!), glossy posters, and so much more!

The October/November issue hits newsstands this Monday!

Evan Taubenfeld, Avril Lavigne's former lead guitarist, stopped by the J-14 office to chat about his solo career, life with Avril, and his most embarrassing moment on tour!

J-14: Where do you come up with the ideas for your album?
Evan: I just sing melodies all the time, which makes it really annoying for the people around me! All my friends are used to it now! Like I'll just pick up my phone and be like, "Doo do do doo do do." They're like, "What are you doing?" Then I'll type a couple of lyrics in my phone and send them to myself, and that's it. And when I get home that night, there's a whole bunch of e-mails and stuff and I start going through them and writing it all together.

J-14: Since you were a singer originally, when you started off in Avril's band, was it hard for you to take a back seat?
Evan: It was actually pretty easy to take a back seat from Avril. I thought my ego was going to get in the way, but the truth was that she was such an incredible talent on such a different level then I had ever even seen, that it was almost like, "Ah I'm not worthy!" I was definitely like, "Yeah, you're in charge. I'm the number two around here. You can sing like no one I've ever heard in my life." And her personality was so cool so it was pretty easy. I was never jealous. I was never angry. I was actually really excited and supportive and really enjoyed being in the back seat 'cause it was really nerve-wrecking.

J-14: When you told Avril that you were going out on your own, how was that?
Evan: That was the hardest conversation I ever had with her because we were such good friends and she was incredibly supportive of me - but I didn't want her to feel like I was quitting on her. I remember we had this conversation and we both were pretty emotional about it. But at the end she was like, "Look, I want you to do this. You have my full support and you know what? If I were you, I would have done the same thing and it's time for you and whatever you need, I'm there for you." And that really took a lot of the weight off my shoulders.

J-14: So you opened for her after this conversation?
Evan: Yeah, I came back and I would still play some random shows with her, and help her out if she needed to do a quick tour. Then like a year ago, I came and opened up acoustic for her in Baltimore, which was unbelievable. She offered to have me open up for the entire tour, but I was still making my record and I had to say no. It was the worst thing ever. It was like someone offering you a private jet and you're like, "I don't have a license!" So I was like, "Yes! I really want to go, but I can't because I'm in the studio." She was like: "Yeah, that's fine. Just when you're done, let me know and come play one of the shows." When the album was done, she had a couple of shows left and I just flew out for one of them. I picked Baltimore 'cause that's where I'm from. My parents got to come see me play my own songs for once. Only a few years earlier in the same venue, the Patriot Center of Baltimore, I came with Avril and played for 15,000 people and everyone from my hometown. I had made it! And the first note of the first song I fell down the stairs on stage. Start of the concert, boom! Flat on my face! The concert started with us running up these stairs and I ate it.

J-14: What do you think of the whole pop scene now with Demi and the Jonas Brothers? It's kind of different than how it was when you guys were going through it.
Evan: Totally different. I have nothing but profound respect for the Jonas Brother, Demi, and Selena, and Miley, and all the other younger kids that are doing it right now. I think they're all incredibly talented entertainers and stuff but I'm excited to bring back some edge to it.

J-14's Hatching Pete Countdown! In honor of Disney Channel's Hatching Pete April 24th premiere, J-14's giving fans an inside look at the characters and behind-the-scenes secrets straight from the cast!

We sat down with Tiffany Thornton on the Hatching Pete set and chatted about her character, cheerleading, her favorite scenes to film, and more!

J-14: Can you tell us about your character in Hatching Pete?
Tiffany: I play Jamie Wynn, the head cheerleader. She has a crush on Poole because he's the chicken and becomes really funny. She thinks she has to be with the funny person who's popular. She starts flirting with Poole in class and the next thing you know, they're pretty much together.

J-14: Were you a cheerleader?
Tiffany: I was a cheerleader all through junior high and high school, but I would never date someone just for popularity purposes! I actually have to like the person a whole lot to invest time into a relationship, but it's always cute to be the cheerleader/whoever-the-big-guy is couple. I think deep down a lot of times girls wish for that, but it takes a lot more work than it looks like in a movie. Boys are tough! I do relate to Jamie since I was a cheerleader in high school. I had a great time doing all that kind of stuff. It's fun to be able to do it again in the movie.

J-14: Which cast members have you bonded with the most?
Tiffany: Mitchel Musso and Jason Dolley are a joy to work with. They're sweethearts and gentlemen. They're so much fun and really make it an enjoyable experience. Josie Lopez is a sweetheart. She's from Florida, and I'm from Texas, so we have that back home thing going on. I've known her for a while, and she's amazingly talented. The person I bonded with most is Madison Riley who plays Camie, Mitchel Musso's sister. She is seriously the most hilarious person.

J-14: What was it like filming in a real high school with kids everywhere?
Tiffany: At first nobody really knew who we were, so they were a little confused. Now they've caught on. One day when we were shooting, the girls went nuts over Jason and Mitchel. I walked out of the set and towards our chair rack -- where they have our names on the chairs -- and there were girls out there taking pictures of Jason's chair. They just wait out there and are like, "They're coming back from lunch soon!" They're big fans. I think that's adorable!

J-14: What was your favorite scene to film?
Tiffany: I have two. My first is when we get to do the stunt scene, where we're up in the air. I have dreams about stunting because I haven't done it in so long. To be able to do that now is so much fun because I get to live out my dream. It was scary because you're up there, and you have to wobble around and look like you're falling. There's another scene where we're in the science room and I'm sitting next to Jason's character, Pete, and Mitchel comes in the room. Everyone's talking about the chicken. Jason is sitting next to me, and Jamie needs Pete to move. So I pick up his books, put them in his lap, and push him out. Then Poole comes in and sits next to me, and I flirt with him. There's a part where I hit him on the end of his nose with my eraser on my pencil. I was just joking around and did it once, and our director was like, "I like that," and I was like, "Okay, I'll keep flirting with an eraser!" It was a cute scene because I push Pete out of the way completely and then clear the space for Poole.

Be sure to check back tomorrow for another Hatching Pete cast member Q&A!

Photo courtesy of Disney Channel