Drake Bell, who plays Drake on ABC's "Drake & Josh," came to Brazil in September. O galã estará na 11ª edição do “Meus Prêmios Nick”, evento do canal infantil Nickelodeon. The heartthrob will be the 11th edition of "My Nick Awards" event of children's channel Nickelodeon.

Drake estará no palco da premiação no Rio de Janeiro, no Citibank Hall, dia 23 de setembro, e em São Paulo, no Credicard Hall, no dia 30 de setembro. Drake will be on stage the awards in Rio de Janeiro Citibank Hall, Sept. 23, and Sao Paulo, Credicard Hall, on September 30. O evento é fechado para convidados. The event is closed to guests.

Além disso, Drake Bell ainda fará três shows no país. In addition, Drake Bell will still three shows in the country. Ele se apresenta dia 24 de setembro em São Paulo, no Citibank Hall; 25/09 no Chevrolet Hall, em Belo Horizonte e 26/09 no Citibank Hall, Rio de Janeiro. He introduces himself Sept. 24 in Sao Paulo at Citibank Hall; 9.25 at Chevrolet Hall, Belo Horizonte and 26.9 at Citibank Hall, Rio de Janeiro. Informações sobre ingressos ainda não foram divulgadas. Ticket info has not been disclosed. [Source in Spanish]


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Nickelodeon has green-lit a live-action TV-movie adaptation of its hit animated series The Fairly Oddparents, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

The movie, titled A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up Timmy Turner!, will mix live action with CG animation and will follow a now-23-year-old Timmy, to be played by Nickelodeon vet Drake Bell (Drake & Josh). Seinfeld's Jason Alexander and Curb Your Enthusiasm's Cheryl Hines play Timmy's godparents Cosmo and Wanda.

"It's so much fun to see our animated characters come to life," Marjorie Cohn, Nickelodeon's programming president, said in a statement. "And who better to bring grown up Timmy Turner to life than Drake Bell, who himself grew up on our air and still remains one of our most popular Nick stars ever."

The animated series focused on 10-year-old Timmy's refusal to grow up, so he could keep his fairy godparents. In the movie, an older Timmy is still in the fifth grade and living at home, but all that changes when he begins to have feelings for Tootie (Victorious' Daniella Monet), a nerdy girl who has grown into a beautiful woman and returned to town. Timmy must make a choice between his godparents or growing up and being in love.

"I think fans of the series will love seeing the characters in this new way," creator and executive producer Butch Hartman said. "Our mix of live-action and special effects animation will make them look 'hyper-real' and our goal is to make this movie as visually exciting as it will be funny." [Read More]

According to artist management, "Drake's recording schedule for his upcoming February release makes it impossible to perform the shows in Chautauqua and Red Bank. We hope to reschedule these dates next year when his new record is out and he will have a movie in the US out as well. Thank you for your understanding in this matter."

"So, here I am, visiting my family and friends in Florida and gearing up for the next chapter of my crazy crazy life. As soon as I get back to Los Angeles (and Drake gets back from shooting his movie, around the same time) we will be hitting the studio to record his 3rd album. This is the first REAL record I've been on and I am SO EXCITED! No other word for it. Just absolutely pumped. The crowds in Mexico seemed to love the new songs, so I'm extra eager to get in there and start laying down the tracks.

After we finish recording, we hit the road. We start in Brazil in September, Australia in October, and the UK in November, all with a few tentative Mexico dates scattered in between. I don't have too many details yet but they are coming soon." [Read More]

Nickelodeon’s Drake Bell was enjoying his day yesterday in Vancouver Canada where the young star is shooting his new movie, “The Fairly OddParents”.

The existence of a Fairly OddParents full length film has been well-known to the fans since Butch Hartman announced his intent to make one, but no other information was released, and when the Fairly OddParents was canceled shortly after Season 5, it was assumed that this movie had never made it out of the pre-production phase.

Staples is ramping up its back-to-school charitable effort with the help of three celebrities in a digitally focused effort. In conjunction with DoSomething.org, the Boston-based retailer is bringing the national school drive program online and mobile in a new way for the brand.

The effort, from Alloy's AMP Agency and Alloy Digital, kicks off July 6 and runs through Sept. 18. "Give-Back Pack" (www.staplesgivebackpack.com) features country music star Kellie Pickler, TV star/singer Drake Bell and pop music star Jason Derulo as "pack leaders."

Fans can go online to pick their pack leader and gain exclusive content to their celebrities as well as tips for planning their own Do Something 101 drives. With every member who signs up to join their pack, the celebrities will donate $1 to Do Something 101, up to $5,000 per pack. At the end of the program, select winners will have a chance to meet their favorite star and receive special autographed merchandise. [Read More]