Showing off some smooth stage moves, Kevin Jonas gives a smooch-seeking fangirl the slip. If this rock 'n' roll thing doesn't work out, Kevin might have a future in the NFL, slipping tackles with his badass spin moves.

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Apparently, Taylor Swift's none-too-subtle noncomments about Joe Jonas have reached his well-formed ears.

Because he and his brothers are blogging about it.

While saying "it's our normal rule to avoid talking about our private lives," the singer and his fellow JoBros Nick and Kevin have taken to MySpace to give his side of the sort-of story.

"I never cheated on a girlfriend," writes Joe. "Maybe there were reasons for a breakup. Maybe the heart moved on."

Maybe, indeed. Moreover, Joe hasn't dumped anyone with a "27 second" phone call, either.

"Phone calls can only last as long as the person on the other end of the line is willing to talk. A phone call can be pretty short when someone else ends the call," he continues.

Want more? Read the full post here or sound off in the comments below.

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"He’s not in my life anymore, and I have absolutely nothing to say about or to him."

— Taylor Swift talking, or rather not talking, about Joe Jonas in The New York Times

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Hannah Montana's latest checkup resulted in a troubling diagnosis.

The Disney Channel confirmed to E! News that the network scrapped the episode it had intended to open the hit series' third season—an episode titled "No Sugar, Sugar" that features a character (Hannah's pal Oliver) dealing with diabetes—after some initial concerns as to how the disease was portrayed.

According to a network executive, the Disney Channel's Standards and Practices team consulted with medical experts during the script-writing process "to inform the story and be sure it was told responsibly."

"Notwithstanding the measures we took, and based on the episode's preview and early feedback from parents, we removed the episode from Sunday's schedule and are now reevaluating it," the Disney rep said.

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The Jonas Brothers are taking their dreamy selves to the big screen, with a little help from a seriously flatulent canine.

Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas, along with younger brother Frankie (aka the Bonus Jonas) will make their first feature-film foray toplining Walter the Farting Dog. Based on the hugely popular kids' books, the film focuses on some musical siblings (apparently the Jonases subscribe to the Method acting camp) who must take care of their aunt's odiferous pooch.

According to Variety, another set of famous siblings obsessed with bodily function hijinks, Bobby and Peter Farrelly, are in talks to direct for 20th Century Fox.

Among the other A-listers taking a spin on today's casting couch: Natalie Portman, Amy Adams and Jennifer Lopez...

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The Jonas Brothers premiered their new music video for "Lovebug" last night on the Disney Channel, and it’s everything we’ve come to expect from them—adorable, magical and overly cheesy enough to push it into the “aw, these boys are too cute” category.

The video is set in the '40s and follows a couple as they fall in love and separate during the war, but it's hard to pay attention to the thin premise when the boys are killing it in their retro getups. The Notebook plus the JoBros really is the perfect recipe for some swooning. 

Check it out, let us know if you agree that the boys should ditch their skinny pants for some classic '40s threads. Also, does anyone else see some Sylar from Heroes in Joe Jonas with those glasses, caterpillar eyebrows and slicked-back hair?

The Jonas Brothers are offering up a behind-the-scenes look at their latest music video, "Lovebug," which premieres on the Disney Channel and online Oct. 19.

"This is a period piece," explains Kevin. "You get thrown into this world, this love story."

Adds Nick: "This video is all about trying new things and really trying to take the audience somewhere."

We're game—as long as the slicked-back hair is a one-time-only experiment.