Julianne Hough: Zeta-Jones swearing is fun

Full View  JULIANNE HOUGH: I think that Adam Shankman did this movie right, so there doesn’t need to be any more ‘80s music movies. No. I think the music is so incredible and the melodies from the ‘80s are really what made the songs so iconic and classic. I wish there would be more melodies like that today, in music. Look, I am not dogging on non-melodic pop music because I love it, but I am saying that is why the timeless songs are still here. It’s because of the melody. As far as what shouldn’t be brought back, the high-waisted bikini bottoms. Julianne, was the pole dancing tough? HOUGH: It was extremely tough! I thought it was going to be a lot of bumping and grinding on a pole, and then I found out that there is actual upper body strength that you need to have. My arms were totally ripped. Those were pole specialists....

Full View  HOUGH: I did this one commercial for shoes. It wasn’t a national commercial, but I danced in it. It was a lot of dancing stuff. During the time when you were struggling, was there an experience you had that made you go, “Yeah, this is Hollywood. I am here and I am stoked to be here,” that made you feel like you were a part of the Hollywood magic, like your characters? BONETA: That is a good question. I think just being here and knowing that each audition was a step closer to whatever was going to be coming next. It was about not looking at that one audition that you were going out for, but what could happen after that. This is kind of a crazy story, but in the summer of 2010, I auditioned for Glee, for the role that Chord Overstreet got....

Full View  HOUGH: I was starstruck to work with Tom Cruise, but there was also this overwhelming nervousness that I had when I would sing with Mary J. because I don’t think there is anybody as influential, especially in R&B music, as Mary J. has been, and just the success that she has had and the human being that she is. We were on set, for hours in a strip club and, a lot of the time, we weren’t being used because they were shooting the other dancers, so there was a lot of downtime where we just bonded. We are really close. She calls and leaves me messages, out of the blue, all the time that are like, “I just want you to know that I love you so much, Julianne, and you are so amazing.” She just boosts my confidence, every day. She said, “I am here for you, whether I am your friend, your sister, your aunt, your mom....

Full View  Diego, what’s next for you? BONETA: I am working on my third album, and I am working with Adam Levine (from Maroon 5). He signed me to his label. We have been working together and finding just the right songs for this album, which will hopefully be coming out later this year. I am also in Chicago right now, shooting an MTV show called Underemployed, which was created by Craig Wright, who is an amazing writer. It is my first time playing the comedic levity of a project, which has been a lot of fun. There are a lot of funny scenes. It has been a great learning experience. Julianne, don’t you also have an album coming out? HOUGH: I have a second record completely done, but we will see when that comes out....

Full View  Want to see beautiful sexy stars? Attend a "Rock Of Ages" red carpet premiere.The stars from the film have been traveling the world to promote the movie, and they sure know how to get attention: show some skin! Julianne Hough revealed some cleavage in a black and white dress, while Malin Akerman wore a sheer metallic and beige dress to the London premiere on Sunday. Last week, the ladies turned heads at the Hollywood premiere....

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