I am sure many of you have seen Corbin Bleu dancing in a Sara Lee commercial. According to www.modbee.com, Disney and Sara Lee have joined together for the “Lunchtime is Showtime” contest. The winner will get to meet from HSM3 Corbin Bleu and Justin Martin plus receive a $25,000 grant for their school and a year supply of f Sara Lee Soft & Smooth whole-grain bread.

To enter the contest, you need to go to www.thejoyofeating.com, and submit a video of you and your friends singing, acting and dancing about “how whole-grain bread helps you stay healthy and fuels lunchtime fun.”

While you are at the website, don’t forget to vote. Good luck to everyone.

Who Has the Best Hair

According to http://thebosh.com, Zac Efron, Ashley Tisdale, Vanessa Hudgens and Corbin Bleu chatted with E!’s Michael Yo.

One of the questions that was asked if Corbin would cut off his hair for a role, “Yeah man, if the right role came along. I’m not about doing things for the sake of shock value, yeah I wouldn’t mind cutting it, it’s just hair.”

Then Michael Yo asked who had better hair Zac Efron or Corbin Bleu, “I can’t even compare to Corbin’s. It’s a living, breathing organism. I can’t help it, it’s the softest hair I’ve ever felt. You should try it,” said Zac Efron

Personally, I think that they both have great hair.

According to www.hollyscoop.com, Corbin Bleu will be voting for Obama, I am registered to vote, and I’m a Barack Obama supporter.”

It is great that he is setting a great example for other people who are old enough to vote.

Corbin’s Interview

www.moviesonline.con interview Corbin Bleu, and the first question is how he is going to transition in to adult roles

“It’s all about range. We as artists, we’re never satisfied. So you’ve got to always continue to stretch yourself. I’m focusing on getting some more in-depth roles. It would be nice to truly challenge myself, stretch a little bit more. I’m also interested in just expanding into other art forms as well. I’m working on music, I’m into the studio working on my second album, and I’m also producing. I produced a film with my father called “Free Style” which is about motocross and will be out in January in theatres.”

I seems like Corbin has his head firmly placed on his shoulders.

The site continues the interview, by asking what he wanted to be when he grew up.

“You know, it changes. When you’re a kid, you have grand ideas to become a lot of different things. It changed. I wanted to be a marine biologist. I wanted to be a plastic surgeon. Eventually it came down to two directions and it was pediatrician or an actor. Now I can at least play a doctor on TV. I grew up in it, and always knew I wanted the arts in my life. It was just whether it would be a full on career or not, and the time came that I had to make the decision, and I actually decided just to go with what I love doing.”

Growing up I knew I wanted to perform and make people happy. I also wanted to be a mother of ten kids and writer. At one point I remember saying I wanted to be a nun, and my dad said that I was not Catholic, so that was out of the question. There were times I wanted to be an undercover agent, princess etc. Then I realized that I just wanted to act like them.

According to Peter Debruge ,write for www.variety.com, Corbin remembers the warm up exercise at rehearsal time.

“We had a massage train going on, everybody sitting down and massaging each other in a row. He [Ortega] walked into the room, scratched his head a little bit, then put his hands up as if he was looking through a camera,” Bleu says. Ortega invented “the roller coaster” on the spot, incorporating the rippling hands-on-shoulders wave into “HSM 2″ opening song “What Time Is It?”

That a great idea of how the cast would message each other in a row, and how Ortega put his own version in the film.

High School Musical 3 Has Already Broken Records

According to www.redorbit.com, HSM 3 has broken UK recorders for the advance ticket sales, Walt Disney says. So far they have sold more than $890.000 in ticket sales. So of the showing of HSM 3 have been sold out completely.

The release date is October 22.

Corbin Bleu and some of his fellow cast mates started their European tour, to promote their movie HSM 3, on Monday, September 29^th.

According to http://justjared.buzznet.com, the cast will later on be in France, Spain, Germany and England.

Corbin Bleu’s Nickname

According to Cher Tippetts, from www.entertainmentwise.com, Corbin Bleu’s was given the nickname “Corby” from the other cast members of HSM.

Cobrin and Zac Efron sing a new song, in HSM 3, called “Boys are Back.” The boys sing the song in a real junkyard. This scene just happens to be Bleu’s favorite. They both learned how to break-dance for the scene. The only bad part is that Bleu and Efron came away from the scene badly bruised.

Why Was Corbin Afraid to Dance?

When I read this, I could not believe it. Corbin Bleu use to be afraid to dance? Could it be the same one who danced his way in to may people’s heart in High School Musical 1-3? Well it is true, according to the September 2008 Issue of M Magazine.

“Prom was slightly awkward and scary. It was almost uncomfortable to just dance — I felt like the whole school was staring at me,” Corbin told the magazine.

Now Corbin doesn’t have to worry about it, and he gives some great advice to others who feel the same way he did.

Are The High School Musical Cast Close?

When you do three movies with almost the same group of things two things could happen. You could end up highly disliking everyone or you could become close. So what happened between the cast of High School Musical?

“With the first movie, we got along really well – - it was a new experience. The second one was different situation. Everyone had a ton of stuff going on because our lives changed a lot. We were a little more separated, but we were still close friends. We didn’t hang out as much,” Corbin told the October/ November 2008 Issue of J-14 Magazine.

When the cast was filming the last High School Musical, they were “the closest we’ve ever been.”

Dancing At Nine Proms

Corbin Bleu sat down with J-14 (October/ November 2008 issue) and talked about is “prom nightmare.”

“I’ve been to nine proms!” Corbin says. I’ve been to a prom on the Queen Mary [ship], a prom at a bar, a prom in South Dakota, Chicago, L.A., everywhere. I went to one at an extremely strict Catholic school where nuns walked around and put a ruler between us if we got too close. That was insane!”

But the one prom that was the scariest was, “I wasn’t at high school in a while, and it was scary. It was uncomfortable to stand. The room formed a circle and kids were likes, ‘Guys, dance. Do your thing.’ It just felt awkward. We got watergunned after that.”