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This is Corbin Bleu

 Corbin Blue is one of the characters from High School Musical. He was born in February 21st 1989 (happy belated birthday!!!). His father is David Reivers (an Jamaican American actor) and Martha (Italian American). Before he became famous by playing as Chad on High School Musical, Corbin started his career when he was two years old by playing at a TV commercial.

From all movies he has starred, Corbin like “Jump In! ” the most as Izzy Daniels. He likes Jump In! the most because in this movie, he’s playing with his own father, David Reivers. Jump In is a movie which is played in Disney Channel (premiered January 12, 2007), about a boy who has a father who wants him to be a boxer, but the boy wants to do another thing. He wants to help his friends to join Double Dutch.  So Izzy has to choose between his father’s wish to make him a great boxer, or his own wish to be a rope jumper champion.

Corbin has also had a solo album called “Another Side ”. In 2009, he will launch his 2nd album. His songs are listed below:

• Deal With It – 3:04
• Stop – 3:24
• Roll With You – 2:59
• She Could Be – 3:26
• I Get Lonely – 3:35
• We Come To Party – 3:04
• Mixed Up – 2:54
• Still There For Me (feat. Vanessa Hudgens) – 3:39
• Marchin’ – 3:02
• Never Met a Girl Like You – 3:40
• Homework (feat. JKing) – 2:58
• Push It to the Limit (Soundtrack of Jump In!) – 3:14

Bonus Tracks

• If She Says Yeah – 3:57
• Shake it Off – 4:06

You will not believe it, but trust me. His house is full of many kind of animals and animal posters. Corbin is a true animal lover.

In his spare time, Corbin loves practicing his boxing, listening to some music, or hanging out with his friends.

If you are curious about Corbin’s hair secret, don’t worry, I will tell you. He whacks his hair everyday, without using his fingers or even a comb! (Do you want to try it?)

Corbin never spends his time without music. He always brings his iPod. If he doesn’t bring his iPod, he will whistle every single day.

Here below I give you the list of Corbin’s films.

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1998	Soldier Beach Movies	Johnny Kid	appearance
1999	Family Tree Mystery Men Galaxy Quest	Ricky Butch Young Tommy	main role appearance
2004	Catch That Kid	Austin	main role
2006	High School Musical	Chad Danforth	Disney Channel
2007	Flight 29 Down: The Hotel Tango Jump In! High School Musical 2	Nathan McHugh Isadore “Izzy” Daniels Chad Danforth	Showcase Disney Channel Disney Channel
2008	High School Musical 3: Senior Year	Chad Danforth	1st HSM in theatres
2009	Free Style	Cale Bryant	Main Role

Below I share Corbin’s wallpaper I got from the web. Enjoy!

After Hannah Montana held a 3D Concert, now it’s time for Jonas Brothers to have another 3D concert. I hope it’s better than Hannah Montana. I don’t really like the Hannah Montana 3D Concert.

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As I’ve been waiting for months, finally the release date of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader finally released. Unfortunately, the rumor is true. Narnia has no longer listed as Walt Disney production (so saaddd.… )

But still, Narnia will be a must-see movie this year… Here below is the source.

Taken from http://www.narniafans.com/archives/5085

Twentieth Century Fox and Walden Media will release “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader” on December 10, 2010.

The move means “Narnia” will once again be a winter franchise, and places it a day past the five year anniversary of the release of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 2005.

Twentieth Century Fox recently partnered with Walden on the “Narnia” film series after Disney and Walden parted ways.  It was an easy fit, since Walden Media and Fox have a partnership under the Fox Walden banner.  Disney was the publicity, financial support and distributor for the first two “Narnia” films. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe debuted in December 2005 and cumed $291.7 million domestically.

Prince Caspian was released last May to less spectacular results, cuming $141.2 million at the North American box office. Walden and Fox believe “Narnia” is better suited for a December release.

As of now, “Dawn Treader” has the 2010 date to itself.  Let the countdown begin!