5 days ago
Kevin Jonas has revealed he threw up during his brother Nick Jonas' first date with now-wife Priyanka Chopra.
The 38-year-old singer made the confession during this week's episode of the siblings' podcast Hey Jonas.
As Nick told listeners he and his actress wife will have been married for eight years in December, Kevin recalled tagging along when his younger brother first stepped out with Priyanka.
"It was pretty great. I wingmanned hard," Kevin joked.
"He did," Nick agreed.
Nick and Priyanka's first date was at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles for a production of Beauty and the Beast.
The 38-year-old singer made the confession during this week's episode of the siblings' podcast Hey Jonas.
As Nick told listeners he and his actress wife will have been married for eight years in December, Kevin recalled tagging along when his younger brother first stepped out with Priyanka.
"It was pretty great. I wingmanned hard," Kevin joked.
"He did," Nick agreed.
Nick and Priyanka's first date was at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles for a production of Beauty and the Beast.
6 days ago
No, you haven't somehow missed Pink's Broadway debut.
The Grammy-winning singer hasn't starred in a musical, headlined a limited run or quietly spent the past year workshopping a role. The closest she's come is having songs of hers, like "Perfect" and "Raise Your Glass," featured in & Juliet and Moulin Rouge! The Musical, respectively. Yet it will be her taking center stage at Broadway's biggest night as the host of the 79th annual Tony Awards on Sunday night. And surprisingly, it was her 15-year-old daughter, Willow, who paved the path for her.
As Pink tells Yahoo, a move to New York City for her theater-loving teen has turned her into a regular Broadway audience member. (Case in point: The mother-daughter duo was recently seen attending the opening night of The Lost Boys: A New Musical.) It's given the singer (real name: Alecia Moore) an in with the industry, and a new appreciation for the community she'll be celebrating this weekend.
"Willow has my ******* in a seat at a different show almost every night of the week," says Pink. "I'm exhausted."
The apple, it seems, doesn't fall far from the tree. Pink says she's always had a little theater kid in her.
The Grammy-winning singer hasn't starred in a musical, headlined a limited run or quietly spent the past year workshopping a role. The closest she's come is having songs of hers, like "Perfect" and "Raise Your Glass," featured in & Juliet and Moulin Rouge! The Musical, respectively. Yet it will be her taking center stage at Broadway's biggest night as the host of the 79th annual Tony Awards on Sunday night. And surprisingly, it was her 15-year-old daughter, Willow, who paved the path for her.
As Pink tells Yahoo, a move to New York City for her theater-loving teen has turned her into a regular Broadway audience member. (Case in point: The mother-daughter duo was recently seen attending the opening night of The Lost Boys: A New Musical.) It's given the singer (real name: Alecia Moore) an in with the industry, and a new appreciation for the community she'll be celebrating this weekend.
"Willow has my ******* in a seat at a different show almost every night of the week," says Pink. "I'm exhausted."
The apple, it seems, doesn't fall far from the tree. Pink says she's always had a little theater kid in her.
