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Jonas Brothers Give Girls Another Reason to Scream
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Billy Parker
Published Mar 1, 2009
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Spotted: The Jonas Brothers were at a mall yesterday seeing a movie. But it wasn't just any movie—it was their movie, The Jonas Brothers: The 3-D Concert Experience, which opened Friday and will give you plenty to roll your eyes about when it comes in as the weekend box office's Number One movie in a few hours. And it wasn't just any mall—rather, it was a surprise appearance at their mall, as in the mall that they grew up going to, the Palisades Center, just across the Tappan Zee Bridge in Nyack. The JoBros said that they often went to movies at the Palisades "so the fact that we're coming back here is really, really, really cool." We're not exactly sure why they'd travel from their hometown in Wyckoff, New Jersey to a mall that's three times the distance to the nearby Garden State Plaza (where TJB:T3DE is playing once an hour.) But who are we to question the trustworthiness promise rung teenage pop stars? (Photo by NewYorkDailyPhoto.com on flickr)
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