NEVERWOOD HIGH OUT SICK WITH BIEBER FEVER

NeverWood High's Principal, Carlos E. Lopez & E! Entertainment's, Ben Lyons - Justin Bieber premiere ticketsLily Rimel, Jocelyn Fierro, Tiffany Allen & Alejandra RamirezI've attended many-a-premieres, but NEVER like the one I attended last night.

It was quite the show as fans, celebs and Principals walked the purple carpet for Justin Bieber's, Never Say Never 3D movie premiere at the Nokia Theatre.

I sang, I laughed and I waved my purple glow stick as 3D confetti fell from the screen.

One thing is certain - the dude is talented! He plays instruments, he sings, he's funny and most importantly he took a chance and put himself out there.

This movie is for anyone who has ever had a DREAM.

Check out the video below for some footage at the premiere.

JUSTIN BIEBER: NEVER SAY NEVER PREMIERE GIVEAWAY

Win Justin Bieber #NeverSayNever movie premiere tickets

Check back today (Jan. 5th) at noon, Pacific Time on NeverWood High to find out how YOU can win Justin Bieber premiere tickets to Never Say Never.

Follow @carlosncharge & @iambenlyons for contest updates.

and remember...

NEVER SAY NEVERRRRRR!!!!!!!! 

WE CAN SUNDANCE IF WE WANT TO!

Park City - Welcome to Sundance Film Festival signThe Moose is on the Loose on Main St. in SundanceThanks to everyone who helped make this another successful Sundance Film Festival for NeverWood High.

We saw outstanding movies, live performances, attended fun dinner parties and AFTER PARTIES.

Witnessed the blossoming of new up-and-coming stars, such as Elizabeth Olsen, Felicity Jones and Alex Shaffer.

It's literally like going away on camp with all of your classmates.  Everyone knows they are supposed to be there for work.  But, in reality it's just one big party and hook-up session.

...and the perfect reason for an LA-boy to trot around in snow boots with some of his amazing friends.

NeverWood High's Carlos E. Lopez, Interview Magazine's Lauren Tabach-Bank & Nylon Magazine's Dani StahlWho What Wear's Katherine Power & Jared Eng from Just Jared at the Sundance Film FestivalActress Cody Horn with EMA President Debbie Levin & Actress Emmanuelle ChriquiGet Familiar with Daouda Leonard, Fat Jew & E! Entertainment's Ben Lyons at Tao during the Sundance Film FestivalActor Dominique Cooper & The A-List "boss lady" Ashlee Margolis Fishman at the Sundance Film FestivalBanky's art scrawled up next to a snow-covered sidewalk in Sundance Film Festival, Park City

NEVERWOOD HIGH PAINTS THE TOWN...THEN THE PICTURES

View of The Beverly Hilton sign from the NBC/Universal Golden Globes partyParis & Nicky Hilton w/ Laura Katzenberg at the Weinstein Golden Globes partyIf you didn't have school or work yesterday in observance for Martin Luther King Day, I hope you enjoyed your holiday.

At NeverWood High we like to live by the motto, “If you can't come in on Saturday, don't bother to show up on Sunday!”

Luckily for us painting the town red is considered work, which is why Saturday we went to a friends theme'd party and Sunday hit up all the Golden Globes after parties.

Fat Jew & Ben Lyons at the Golden Globes

Helena Bordon, Brooke Davenport & Valentino's Carlos Souza at friends party Saturday night

BEN LYONS SINGS HIS PRAISE OVER HOLY ROLLERS

Holy Rollers - movie posterBen Lyons from E! Entertainments, TheDaily 10 hosted a screening for a select group last night in Hollywood.

The movie:  Holy Rollers

The Place: Voyeur Nightclub 

First off who even knew Voyeur had a projection screen! There's nothing like watching a movie about Hesidic Jews going to nightclubs in a nightclub.  I personally loved the movie.  It's based off of a true story that took place in Brooklyn,  about these kids from an Orthodox Jewish community who were lured into becoming Ecstasy dealers by there pal who has ties to an Israeli drug cartel.

You cant help but to fall in love with each of the characters played by Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Bartha, Ari Graynor and Danny A.

Jesse Eisenberg who you might also recognize from Zombieland, may just be my new favorite actor.  His, innocents, wit and boyish charm definitely will captivate the audience.

At points the movie did tend to move along a little slowly, but the journey of these Jewish drug dealers is so fascinating, its worth the wait.

Besides the fact that drugs = bad.

I was sad to be reminded how some religious families turn their backs on their own during mistakes, failures or bad choices.  

At the end of the day no one is perfect (well maybe Justin Bieber), we all make mistakes and we move on.  Soooo, don't make the mistake of missing this movie!