In the upcoming episode “Cold Shoulder,” Kevin is thrilled when he learns that Anya (Madison Riley), his friend and president of the Scandinavian JONAS fan club, is going to be an exchange student at their school.

Kevin appreciates her outrageous ways, but after Anya sees everyone at school laughing at her, she enlists Stella’s (Staub) help to make her more like a local girl.

“Cold Shoulder” premieres Sunday, December 6 @ 8:30PM ET/PT on Disney Channel.

The Jonas Brothers are keepers at Disney Channel.

The cable channel has ordered a second season of the pop stars’ comedy series “Jonas” and has tapped new executive producers: showrunner Lester Lewis and director Paul Hoen.

Disney Channels Worldwide entertainment president Gary Marsh called Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas, who are in Italy as part of the European leg of their Live Nation-produced world concert tour, to give them the pickup news.

Production on Season 2 of “Jonas” is slated to begin in February for a premiere in the middle of next year.

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Chelsea Staub: Fun Facts

Name: Chelsea Kane Staub

Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona

High School: Saguaro High School — one semester. Graduated from Home School High.

College: Took a few classes at UCLA

Dream school: Sarah Lawrence

I didn’t have a lot of time at school and even though I loved being there, I loved the theater. When I first started theater that’s when I really found my people. I used to take this summer camp every year called That’s Entertainment. The woman who does all the parades at Disneyland used to put it on in Whittier, California. She used to do the Super Bowl half-time show every year when they have the crowds of kids waving flags in unison. So we’d stay at the dorm rooms which was a huge experience to be away from your mom and to learn to fend for yourself. And we were given three or four weeks to put on a full production, which with 150 kids under the age of 16 – that’s a big to do. I loved to perform, but I never wanted to be a lead ever. I was totally happy being dancer number 15 and waving a rose in the background. And she just refused to let me do that. Her motto with the whole camp was that “everyone has their moment.” So she pretty much forced a role upon me and made me get on stage and try it out. It was my first time being alone in front of an audience and I think that was a defining moment because I lived through it and realized it was addicting, and that’s pretty much what my life has revolved around every since.

For YOUR Eyes Only – YOU Pick The Winner!

Hey Readers!
Every issue of Tiger Beat features a section called “For Your Eyes Only.” Part of this spread asks YOU to design an outfit for one of your favorite stars. Each month we get piles upon piles (hundreds even!) of mail with entries from our creative readers, each showing how THEY would dress the celeb if given the chance.

Now, we need all YOUR help deciding who won last month’s challenge! Check out our TOP THREE favorites from October Tiger Beat, and give us your votes on who YOU think should win! The winner’s going to get a journal signed by Chelsea Staub herself, so pick wisely! To see them, and to pick YOUR favorite, CLICK HERE!

So whose design do YOU think should win? Jesse’s, Cindy’s or Ashley’s? Vote in the comments section by Tuesday, October 27th at 3:00pm PT. We’ll tally up all the votes and that person’s design will WIN!
If YOU want your design on our website, make sure to participate in the next “For Your Eyes Only,”! Good luck.

Chelsea Staub: How To Tell The Jonas Brothers Apart
Can’t tell The Jonas Brothers apart? Neither could we until Chelsea set us straight with this handy guide:

Nick is the youngest. He is 17, and he’s definitely the brains behind the band. He’s the little brother, but he’s in charge of it all and he writes pretty much all of the music. He definitely has “it”, whatever “it” is, Nick’s got it. He plays drums and keyboard and guitar and writes and does all of it well. So he’s definitely the musical one in that family.

Joe is the middle brother. And he’s just the entertainer. He’s a goofball on and off set. He’s constantly pulling pranks and getting us into trouble and he’s great when he’s on stage. He really sells it.

Kevin is the oldest. He should be a salesman. He’s really easy to talk to, always dresses to the nines, and is definitely the manager of the band. He keeps everybody in check.