We've seen the diamond-encrusted iPad, and now Disney Mobile is releasing a line of diamond-studded phones. The new model in the DM series features 22 diamonds on its cover and is offered in three different colors.

The jeweled phones end up looking like a twinkling star-filled sky against colors like Sunrise Pink, Midnight Blue and Stardust White. The screen also boasts a 3.4-inch display, an 8-megapixel camera and comes with pre-loaded Disney themes.

The price of this sparkly cell phone model has not been announced, but we expect the devices to come with a hefty price tag since diamonds are involved. Obviously these phones are for mega Disney fans, but we feel the same way about this product as we do about the diamond iPad. It's totally luxurious, but also totally ridiculous.

 

Devon Bostick plays Rodrick, the much cooler older brother of Greg (a.k.a. the wimpy kid) in the movie version of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, based on a uber-popular book series of the same name. But in real-life, 18-year-old Devon tells JSYK his middle school experience was not that different from Greg's.

"Grade seven was hard for me, I was kind of like the wimpy kid," Devon says. "I was very awkward, but by grade eight, it started to get better. I think middle school is tough for everyone," Devon says. "It's such a weird, awkward phase in your life. I think that's why this book and this movie work so well... everyone can relate to it."

In the film's trailer, Devon's character basically tells Greg that he's going to die during his first day of middle school. We're happy to report that the Canadian funny guy and former Degrassi actor is much nicer than his character. He began acting in the fifth grade and has had a steady stream of TV and movie gigs ever since. And he also dabbles in screenwriting and directing.

I love writing," Devon says. "Me and my brother, we write together. We just finished a script, like a hundred pages. My interests are very based around this industry. Even when I was younger I would make home videos with my friends."

Keep reading to check out the trailer for 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid,' which opens in theaters on Friday March 19.

 

How to Train Your Dragon is the latest animated film to go 3D, but if you want to get in on all the action of Vikings and dragons outside of the theater, this free app is for you. Flame It! lets you blow flames like the dragons in the new DreamWorks movie, making for hours of iPhone fun.

Choose your dragon and blow into the mic of your iPhone to see the flame of fire glow. Want to cause a more powerful flame? Deadly Nadder has a special one that shoots out of his mouth and across three friends' phones in multiplayer mode. However, it's not easy. You have to blow extra hard to get Deadly Nadder's flame going, but keep trying and eventually you'll ignite it!

Flame It! also gives fans a chance to learn about all the unique powers of each dragon in the film. You can also share the app with friends and access the movie's website right from the app. Flame It! is available on iTunes now and How To Train Your Dragon opens in theaters on March 26.

We can't hold back any longer, so here's the scoop on the show's music: You already know there will be a Madonna episode, and that Lady Gaga music will also make an appearance.

One band we won't be hearing is Coldplay, who turned down requests to feature their music on the show. Bummer, that would have been cool.

Time to talk about new love. Even though Kurt will be one-half of McKinley's new power couple -- with his "very different, but equally fabulous" boyfriend -- it sounds like his crush on Finn is still lingering. When Kurt's dad develops feelings for Finn's mom, Kurt's stoked because he might move in with Finn. Bunk beds, anyone?

This season, we'll say goodbye to Puck's Mohawk (pause for moment of silence), but hello again to Kristin Chenoweth who will be back in the third episode.

Also hoping to score a spot on Glee is almost every American Idol contestant...ever. Ryan says, "We've had to say no to a lot of American Idol contestants who have called. I'm shocked how many. Not just this season, but past seasons."

Finally, which super A-list celebrity may also be on Glee? Julia Roberts!

 

Twi-hards, today's your lucky day because MTV is bringing you over three minutes of brand new behind-the-scenes New Moon footage.

Divided into three clips, you'll first see the way Bella subtly matured from eleventh to twelfth grade. Also, you get a peek at how crews rebuilt Bella's home when production moved from Portland to Vancouver, and you'll find out what was added to Bella's room in the sequel. In the second clip, director Chris Weitz explains how Jacob Black fixing Bella's motorcycle symbolizes putting Bella back together.

In the final clip, Taylor Lautner shows off the harness used to film the scene where he first morphs into a wolf. "In the moment, I'm not thinking about the danger involved because I've got so much adrenaline going that it's quite a bit of fun," Taylor explains. "I get jolted up in the air ten feet. I stop and have to freeze there, so then when it's all edited and put together, they're gonna take my body and convert it into the wolf's body. Poof!"

 

Justin Bieber will be hosting a live chat via UStream on Thursday, March 18 at 12:30 p.m. ET, and you can participate right here. Yes, it's true -- you'll finally be able to ask the 16-year-old pop singer whatever you'd like!

If you need some conversation starters, Justin just announced his first-ever headlining tour, which will hit over 40 cities in the U.S. and Canada. He's also performing on The View twice, which has never been done by any other artist.

You could also ask him about his 'Baby' video or find out what's in store for the video of his brand-new single, 'U Smile.' It was just released on Tuesday, so he'll have plenty to say. Of course, Justin's sophomore album, 'My World 2.0' is coming out on March 23, so you can ask him all sorts of questions about that, too.

Update: The chat is over - did you watch? If you want to see it, click the play button and wait until the 18 second mark. Make sure the volume is on and enjoy.