Selena Gomez Latest Pictures In Hotel Transylvania
Hotel Transylvania Movie Review
In 1895, Dracula builds a resort in Transylvania, hidden from the
humans, to raise his beloved daughter Mavis in a safe environment. In
the present days, the place is the Hotel Transylvania, where monsters
bring their families to spend vacation far from the frightening humans.
Dracula invites his friends - Frankenstein and his wife Eunice; Wayne
and Wanda, the werewolves; Griffin, the invisible man; Murray, the
mummy; the Bigfoot, among others - to celebrate the 118th birthday of
Mavis. When the party is ready to start, the 21-year-old Jonathan is
walking through the forest and stumbles at the hotel. Dracu
demi lovato with broken leg
Demi told Renee she would "love" to return
to "X Factor" if her schedule allows. "I'm focusing on my music this
year, so it's going to be a lot of touring, a lot of promoting of my
album… but I would love to. Obviously, if they asked for me to come
back, I'd say yes." With Britney Spears exiting the competition
show, she would love to see another superstar take her place. "I would
love to see Lady Gaga. I don't know if that is possible or not," she
said. Demi is also on the mend. She broke her leg after her
roommate "Pledged" the floor. "I slipped and fell in my living room and,
God bless my roommate, but she's not used to clea
Demi Lovato Performs With Broken Leg in a Blinged Out Cast
Lovatics were out in full force Thursday for Demi Lovato’s performance at The Grove in Los Angeles.
The “X Factor” judge performed for the opening of Topshop and Topman
at the busy mall, and her fans weren’t going to stop at anything to get a
glimpse of the singer.
omg! talked to some of her faithful following in the crowd who said
they started lining up at 6 a.m. just to be able to get a glimpse of the
singer. Lovato announced on Twitter she would be giving a free concert,
so naturally the shopping mall was packed with tweens.
Lovato arrived around 4 p.m. and was driven practically right up on
the stage. Don’t call it diva behavior, though
