By Aly C on 11/12/2008

This weekend is the dance class to learn all the Camp Rock moves with Alyson, Jordan Francis, and Kishaya Dudley. Alyson also posted another blog entry.

Hey, everyone! I’m going to be teaching dance masterclasses along with professional choreographer Kishaya Dudley and Camp Rock’s Jordan “Jman” Francis in New York during a workshop on November 15th and 16th! We’ll teach you the moves from the movie, as well as routines we’ve created ourselves! A quick note: You must be 11 years of age or older to attend.

Go to www.regonline.com/werockworkshop to register.

The class will be located at:

New Dance Group Studio

305 West 38th Street

NY, NY 10018

By Aly C on 11/5/2008

Alyson, Cody Linely, Jordin Sparks, Emily Osment, Corbin Bleu, and many other teen stars make an animated Jesus movie.

 

By Aly C on 11/4/2008

By Aly C on 11/4/2008

Some of you may have gotten a copy of M magazine Oct./Nov. 2008.

In it there is an article stars talking about how they have a gardian angel. Alyson says "When I lived in Ohio, a tornado struck my town. The wind was so strong, it began to take me away! My sister had to grab onto me and pull me inside the house. It was frightening."

Have any of you had some extreme experiences like that?

By Aly C on 10/31/2008

Happy Halloween everyone!!

Hope you have a great night. Is anyone going to go trick or treating? Any cool costumes??

By Aly C on 10/29/2008

Sorry I haven't been posting much... There really isn't much news about Alyson right now. But if you find any let us know at alysonstoner@fangap.com.

Have a good day :)

By Aly C on 10/26/2008

Alyson has been working on an animated TV show with Dylan and Cole Sprouse called Kung Fu Magoo. She plays the character Lorelei Tan Gu.

Click the picture to watch the behind the scenes.

By Aly C on 10/20/2008

New blog from Alyson:

Did you know that the word “teenager” was not invented until 1941? Up until then, you were considered to be either a child or an adult. Yes, it’s true. You were either a youngster or a fully responsible grown-up. Lately, our culture has molded the word “teenager” into something synonymous with “irresponsibility,” “carefree behavior,” and “laziness.” People do not expect anything of us, except trouble. Why did this pressure of low expectations fall so harshly on our generation? The answer is complicated, but instead of begging for a solution, why don’t WE BE the solution? Here’s a prime example of a teenager taking the initiative to make a difference (and even change the world).

       Zach Hunter goes to school like you and me. But his research and studying doesn’t end after dismissal. When he gets home, he knows there’s work to be done and people to be helped, and he won’t waste a minute if an opportunity arises to spread the word about his cause. He’s a teenage abolitionist,...

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By Aly C on 10/20/2008

 Alyson was interviewed by BOP/Tiger Beat magazine on the red carpet of HSM3. She talked about what she did during the day and everything she did to get ready for the premiere!

By Aly C on 10/17/2008

Alyson was at the High School Musical 3: premiere at the University Of Southern California on Thursday night. Along with her were Selena Gomez, Jennifer Stone, David Henrie, Brenda Song, and many more!