Cole Sprouse fan page

Dylan: “I have a fear, ever since I was little, of a clown in my closet and giant squids.”

How about a clown next to you Dylan? LOL

BLOOMINGTON (Ill.) - Dylan and Cole Sprouse, child stars of the Disney Channel Show “Suite Life on Deck” and “Suite Life of Zack and Cody” will make their first appearance in Central Illinois at the Bloomington PrairieThunder hockey game on Saturday, December 13th, courtesy of US Cellular.

On the Suite Life shows, the Sprouse brothers play the characters of Zack and Cody. The Suite Life of Zack and Cody is one of the more popular Disney Channel shows to be produced.

Dylan and Cole will sign autographs on the US Cellular Coliseum outer concourse from 6:00-9:00 p.m. Doors to the Coliseum will open at 6 p.m.

There is a limit of one free autograph per person on a customer’s supplied item. Colored 8 x 10 autographed pictures will be available to purchase for $5 at the autograph table area. No photographs will be allowed in order to accommodate as many people as possible through the line.

Patrons must have a paid ticket to the 7:05 p.m. PrairieThunder hockey game versus Kalamazoo to gain access to the autograph line. A game ticket does not guarantee an autograph due to the strict time frame Zack and Cody are appearing for.

Tickets, beginning at $13, are available at the U.S. Cellular Coliseum Box Office or on-line at www.ticketmaster.com. For more information log onto www.prairiethunderhockey.com or www.uscellularcoliseum.com.

Co-partners for the Zack and Cody appearance are the Pantagraph, Comcast Cable and Radio Bloomington.

Update 13-12-2008:
They went and everything was ok, here is a blurry fan picture:

Mostly Ghostly’s Sterling Beauman is Versatile Teen
Dylan and Cole Sprouse cheer for their friends at Mostly Ghostly DVD launch event at Universal CityWalk, and Sterling Beauman sings.

Everybody loves a good ghost story, and for the launch of Mostly Ghostly, a lot of Hollywood kids showed up at Universal CityWalk to support the DVD release of the film from the ultra-popular R.L. Stine books which put the spotlight on spooky spirits. It’s based on the first book of the Mostly Ghostly book series, Who let the Ghosts Out?

Dylan and Cole Sprouse (The Suite Life of Zack and Cody) thrilled the crowd of youngsters on hand, and talked about how much they love the scary books that Stine writes, especially those in the Goosebumps series. The fun-loving twin brothers also were there to cheer for the director of Mostly Ghostly Richard Correll, who has been at the helm of Zack and Cody and Suite Life on Deck series starring the Sprouse boys.

Sterling Beaumont (Lost), Madison Pettis (Cory in the House), Noah Cyrus (Hannah Montana), Brian Stepanek (Suite Life) and David Deluise (Wizards of Waverly Place), the stars from Mostly Ghostly were there and got big cheers when they were introduced and talked to the crowd about making the movie. After film clips were played on the Universal CityWalk’s Jumbo-Tron Screen, there was a performance by Sterling Beaumont, which turned out to be a tremendous pre-Halloween treat for all who attended.

On the CityWalk stage, Sterling sang the title song from Mostly Ghostly, and it was a highlight of the event along with the entire cast meeting and greeting their fans, signing autographs and posing for pictures.

Afterwards, I got to chat with Sterling and learn more about the multi-talented up-and-coming young star.

This has been a big year for Sterling, with projects on the big and small screens. In addition to his starring role as Max Doyle who is scared for his life in Universal Home Video’s Mostly Ghostly, he guest stars on an episode of NBC’s ER as a boy fighting for his life. He’s also a patient on an episode of Fox TV’s Bones.

In a healthier, but more menacing role, Sterling is perhaps most recognized for his role as “Young Ben Linus” on ABC’s Lost. And last season he played an “evolved human” on NBC’s Heroes.

The 13-year-old cutie, who has been getting a lot of attention from teen fan magazines, will also be heard on the big screen in the upcoming Astro Boy starring Nicholas Cage. It’s based on the Japanese franchise hit about a scientist who creates a robot in the image of his lost son. Sterling does the voice of “Sludge/Sam.”

He’s also been taking bows on stage, co-starring in the West Coast Ensemble adaptation of the Sondheim musical Assassins. All the while Sterling proudly notes that he maintains solid grades in junior high. Versatile and smart, talented and nice. He’s a “Sterling” example of a great teen idol.

Written by MARGIE BARRON

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WWE Diva Candice Michelle is scheduled to guest star in an episode of the Disney Channel show Wizards of Waverly Place, which stars Selena Gomez.

The episode will air on January 4, 2009, reports www.Candi-Shop.org.

Here is the episode information:
Episode Title: Alex does good
U.S Date: January 4, 2009
Guest Stars: Kathryn Foley, Gilland Jones, Candice Michelle and Dylan and Cole Sprouse
Description: A creature called a Tangela makes havoc in the sub station after Alex does a spell. Harper finally asks Justin out. Justin buys new clothes for date. He buys a small shirt when he’s really a medium. It causes problems on the date!!!! Also, there is a bird, named Tyler.

Disney’s Sprouse twins happy at sea with ‘Life on Deck’

Dylan and Cole Sprouse sent Disney’s ratings soaring when their new spinoff, “The Suite Life on Deck,” debuted in September. This new life on the high seas sits with the brothers just fine.

“Life on Deck” is an offshoot of the twins’ former show, “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody,” in which the boys ran amok at the fictional Tipton Hotel. Now older and maybe wiser, Zack and Cody are attending school at sea on the S.S. Tipton and still getting into mischief, though perhaps not as much as on dry land.

“I think Disney wanted us to be more responsible on the show,” said Cole, “and they felt that putting us on a boat would be the best way to do that.”

“With growing older comes responsibility, [which] if you don’t acquire sooner or later, you’re gonna be in trouble,” said Dylan. “So the new show definitely teaches responsibility. We get jobs, and essentially every single show has a moral.”

The brothers, identical 16-year-old twins, got their start in acting at the age of 6 months, appearing in a toilet paper commercial, then on ABC’s “Grace Under Fire” as the same character, Patrick Kelly. They appeared in movies such as “Big Daddy” and eventually landed the Disney show.

The first season of “Life on Deck,” airing Fridays at 8 p.m., will explore all the follies of living at sea, including fighting off a Loch Ness-type monster and an eerie encounter in the Bermuda Triangle. There are also plans for a “Life on Deck,” “Wizards of Waverly Place” and “Hannah Montana” crossover episode.

Unlike most of their Disney counterparts, the Sprouse brothers swear they have no singing aspirations. They’d rather just concentrate on their acting before heading off to college when they’re old enough - Dylan to art school and Cole maybe to USC to study film.

In the meantime, the boys are grateful for their show and work hard at staying levelheaded in the Hollywood environment.

“Some people do shows because they want to be famous and I’m honestly telling you right now, if that’s the reason, they’re going to get swept up,” said Dylan. “Cole and I just came into acting because we like to act and we like to work.”

And just in case you’re curious, there are no plans for the boys to shave their famously coiffed heads anytime soon.

“I don’t think they would be too happy about that,” said Dylan. “On the Disney Channel, the skinhead look doesn’t do too well, let me tell you.”

By CRISTINA KINON
NY DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER