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Best Syndication News) Miley Cyrus’s mother has grounded the teen television star in an effort to stop her from flirting with boys and older men.

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The Jonas Brothers Keep Going With Caffeine

Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas - known to teen girls around the world as the Jonas Brothers - have a secret weapon to keep them pumped up: caffeine!

Nick tells Teen Magazine in its summer issue, “I have an energy drink when I wake up and a coffee when I eat breakfast. Then [I have] a coffee at dinner and an energy drink right before I go onstage. Then I’m good.”

It isn’t surprising that the brothers need the caffeine, as they have an extremely hectic schedule. Earlier this year the guys toured with Miley Cyrus and Avril Lavigne and on June 20 the Disney Channel will release their made-for-TV musical, “Camp Rock.”

In the new movie, Joe plays a world-weary rocker named Shane Gray. The middle brother said it was fun playing a character that was nothing like him in real life. “It’s fun playing this character because you’re allowed to be mean,” Joe said. “I’m not like him because I have great parents and they keep us grounded. We don’t take advantage of everything we get.”

Also on deck for the Jonas Brothers is a new Disney Channels series called J.O.N.A.S! (Junior Operatives Networking as Spies), in which they play spies who hide their identities by playing in a band. The brothers’ youngest sibling, Frankie, is supposed to star in the show as well.

In addition , they are focusing on another album of new material, which Kevin says they are, “unbelievably excited because we’ve been working on the record for a while. We’re all pumped about it.”

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Naked Brothers Band’s success follows the script

This is how “Naked Brothers Band” star Alex Wolff rolls.

“I’m wearing the same pants as yesterday,” admits the 10-year-old Nickelodeon actor, recalling something he said to his mother earlier in the morning.

Turns out that during the cross-country trip he and his brother, Nat, have been taking to promote “The Naked Brothers Band” series (8:30 p.m. Saturdays) and new CD (”I Don’t Wanna Go to School”), a tube of toothpaste exploded in their suitcase. Their clothes had paste all over them — as well as a fresh minty taste.

That’s life as a young rock star. One minute you’re sleeping in your hotel room before meeting the fans. The next moment you have toothpaste all over your favorite T-shirt.

“Naked Brothers” came out of an idea from the siblings’ mother, writer-actress Polly Draper. She penned a script about her sons becoming huge rock stars. The project ended up as a mockumentary for Nickelodeon. It got such a great response that Nick executives turned it into a series.

From there, “The Naked Brothers Band” series has emerged as an out-of-the-box hit for Nickelodeon. The show’s popularity has translated in other ways for the brothers Wolff: The boys, who sing their own material and play their own instruments, have become real-life pop stars.

In real life, Nat and Alex aren’t that different from other boys their age. Alex, in particular, has a quick wit. Nat is more focused and a natural straight man for his brother’s one-liners.

The boys nicknamed themselves “Naked Brothers.” They used to call themselves that as tykes coming out of the tub.

Draper says the appeal of the show is “aspirational.”

Kids “feel like they know them. They like them,” she said.

The Wolffs write their music when they can fit it in between filming and going to school.

Nat wrote “I Don’t Wanna Go to School” one day when he said that very line to his mother. She said he could stay home if he wrote the song. He did. She made him go anyway.

A third season begins production this summer in New York, and “Polar Bears,” a made-for-TV movie starring the Naked Brothers, premieres June 6.

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MIAMI, May 1: This June, Nickelodeon Latin America will launch local versions of its original one-hour magazine-style show Nickers, aimed at kids aged 8 to 15, in Argentina and Mexico.

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