Fanlala.com asked some awesome celebrities about this weekend! They talk to stars like Allisyn Ashley Arm, Zendaya Coleman, Bella Thorne, Kenton Duty, Rico Rodriguez, Raini Rodriguez, Sammi Hanratty, James Maslow, Logan Henderson, Madison Pettis, Ryan Newman, Italia Ricci, Robbie Amell, Logan Miller, Ashley Argota, Davis Cleveland, Nicole Anderson about their fun Halloween costume ideas!

Check out these two videos where some amazing celebrities come out and support their friends Savvy & Mandy at their music video premiere! All the stars talk about their summer songs and favorite summer activities!

In the second video, Robbie Amell and Ashley Argota dish about the new season of True Jackson VP, Tiffany Thornton shares with me about her new engagement, Daphne Blunt explains her new Radio Disney short show, Tyler Shamy shares his 2010 plans, Italia Ricci tells us that the “Unnatural History” finale wasn’t planned and the stars of the evening, Savvy & Mandy share with us the plot of their music video for “Words“!

Miss Exclusive: Tell people who don’t watch True Jackson VP what the show is about.
Robbie Amell: It’s about a young girl (True – Keke Palmer) who becomes the vice president of a fashion company. Her struggles with school, work and friends. I play Jimmy Madigan her love interest who works in the mailroom at the office and nephew to the President of the company Max Madigan.

Miss Exclusive: You play Jimmy Madigan on the show… what is he like?
Robbie Amell: He’s a bit of an oddball. Jimmy is very passionate which is a good thing. But it’s often for a weird hobby. He’s definitely a weird weird dude. Also Jimmy is in a band called Fire and Ice… he’s not very good at anything to do with music.

Miss Exclusive: Are you at all like your TV persona?
Robbie Amell: Only in the laid back relaxed side of his personality… most of the other things are pretty big stretch.

Miss Exclusive: Do you have a favorite True Jackson VP episode?
Robbie Amell: Yes! It’s when my character gets to try stand up comedy! Better hope it goes better than his music career.

Miss Exclusive: Now, you’re often cast as the love interest… do you ever get sick of that? Or is it flattering?
Robbie Amell: A little… but I’m not going to bite the hand that feeds me. I would love to shave my head and play a darker role, or put on some fake tattoos and play an inmate or something, sure… but for the time at hand, I’m not going to complain about being the “love interest”.

Miss Exclusive: Tell us something that not a lot of people know (but would care to know) about you!
Robbie Amell: I was a Hanes underwear model… when I was in about the 3rd grade. I hope those pictures never surface!

Miss Exclusive: What’s your favorite thing to do on set?
Robbie Amell: Play xbox… I recently put an xbox 360 in my dressing room. It’s like I’m at home when I have a break between scenes.

Miss Exclusive: You’ve worked with a ton of people on movies or on TV… do you have a favorite costar?
Robbie Amell: Eugene Levy played my dad in Cheaper by the Dozen 2, that was amazing! He was hysterical and the nicest guy you could imagine. Also on the set of Cheaper 2, I met Jonathan Bennett (Mean Girls). He has become the older brother I never had. But i’ve been really lucky with costars… I’m even dating a girl I met while shooting one of my first movies!

Miss Exclusive: What can you tell us about Scooby Doo 2: Curse of the Lake Monster?
Robbie Amell: It’s amazing! The title says it all. We have to solve one of the classic Scooby Doo mysteries, the “Curse of the Lake Monster !” We just wrapped 2 weeks ago, April 16. We had so much fun shooting, same cast and director so everyone was a lot more comfortable. I’ve seen some clips, and it looks fantastic. It’s bigger, better and there’s a lot more action!

Miss Exclusive: What can we look forward to in 2010 from you?
Robbie Amell: Hopefully, a lot more of me on screen. We still have another 12 episodes of True Jackson left to shoot in season 2, then we hope to hear about a season 3. Also we would all love to do another Scooby Doo movie. Other than that, I’d love to shoot something where I get a little dirt under my nails, something I can sink my teeth into! Fingers Crossed

Miss Exclusive: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Robbie Amell: Ideally, signing my contract to play a superhero for 9 years and at least 3 movies… Superman, The Flash, who knows…

Here’s an exclusive interview with Unnatural History‘s Italia Ricci!

MissExclusive.com: Tell people who don’t watch Unnatural History what the show is about.
Italia Ricci: The show is about a young boy, Henry Griffin, who is sent to live with his Uncle Bryan and cousin, Jasper, in Washington, D.C. after being raised all over the world and developing an amazing set of exotic skills along the way. He now has to adjust to attending a regular high school that is attached to the Smithsonian and is part of the National Museum Complex. Not only does he have to figure out how to be a ‘regular’ high-school kid, but he, Jasper, and Maggie begin to uncover, and have to try to solve, hidden mysteries in the museum. It’s full of action, comedy, drama, and history. It’s very Indiana Jones/Three Musketeers/National Treasure, with a little bit of a history lesson along the way. I like to say “Unnatural History” is like chocolate covered broccoli because it’s the kind of show that you don’t realize is good for you because it’s just so good!

ME: You play Maggie Winnock… what is she like?
IR: Maggie is a brilliant girl who has a soul a little bit older than her peers. Until meeting Henry and teaming up with the boys, she was a little bit of an enigma. She tries to be the diplomatic one of the three, but is constantly challenged. Though she is the smartest girl in school, she isn’t a snob, but she stands her ground and sticks up for what she knows is right. Maggie can also speak about a dozen languages which definitely keeps me on my feet. She is so much fun to play!

ME: Are you at all like your TV persona?
IR: Yes and no. In high school I was pretty smart, always got good grades but never acted snobby about it. But I am absolutely not a vegetarian. I couldn’t do it, especially coming from an Italian family. I try to be diplomatic but don’t always succeed. She’s a great role model, I’m really proud of how she’s developing.

ME: You’ve been on both movies and television shows: do you like one better then the other?
IR: They’re both great. I like movies because it’s two or so months of one story. You know how it starts and how it ends and, for the most part, have all of the answers. With television it’s always a mystery, you never know what’s coming next. Both are equally interesting and exciting.

ME: Have you ever worked on any animated projects? How is voice over work different than being in front of the camera?
IR: I actually haven’t ever done voiceover work. It’s definitely something I can’t wait to have the opportunity to do though!

ME: What songs do you love on the radio right now?
IR: ‘Soul Sister‘ by Train is super catchy and I can’t get it out of my head.

ME: I love that song!! Do you have a favorite show that you’ve been on?
IR: I used to be obsessed with “House, M.D.“, so when I got a role on that show I had so much fun telling my family and friends and they watched it with me. It was a dream! I still love that show so much and watch it every week.

ME: What would be a dream role?
IR: I don’t think I have a single ‘dream role’ simply because I don’t know what’s out there since we’ve been shooting non-stop. I would love to play a villain at some point. I think being the bad guy would be so much fun!

ME: What are your plans for the rest of 2010?
IR: Wrapping up shooting “Unnatural History” and then hopefully another project in my off-season. Otherwise I plan to visit Europe for a little bit. I’ve never been and I think it’s about time!

ME: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
IR: If I play my cards right, in 5 years I see myself doing what I love, surrounded by the people I love, and happy as a clam.

ME: Love that! Thank you!! Check out Italia in Unnatural History on Cartoon Network!