Disney Channel Games Schedule:

The premiere is Sunday July 27 @ 8 pm (ET/PT). They are divided into their teams, and captains are chosen. The first game they must build a chariot and race it to the finish. Miley Cyrus performs after the games. On Saturday, August 2 @ 8 pm (ET/PT), the teams must weave through an obstacle course while linked together, among other games and challenges. Platinum recording artists Jonas Brothers perform music from the forthcoming album, "A Little Bit Longer." On Saturday, August 9 @ 8 pm (ET/PT), Disney Channel stars must match their rival teammates to their baby pictures or face making a splash in the dunk booth. The telecast features a performance by Jordan Pruitt. On Saturday, August 16 @ 8 pm (ET/PT), the teams hunker down for a human foos ball match and the Jonas Brothers, Dylan and Cole Sprouse, and The Cheetah Girls all face off in an intense "Tug of Four"...

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Here she is telling you to VOTE VOTE VOTE! RD Dot Com Top 3 Fri, July 25 3. Now or Never - HSM3 Cast 2. Burnin' Up - Jonas Brothers 1. One Love - Jordan Pruitt Jordan is also singing at the Arena Football Championship Sunday-she'll be singing at the Pre-Show and the National Anthem-be sure to tune into ABC at 2pm(central time). You can also watch it online here!

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Jordan posted a video on her official youtube channel of "One Love"

Here is a video of Jordan performing at the Emmy's

Jordan has updated her "About Me" section on her myspace profile:

When picking songs for a new album, Jordan Pruitt invokes her "5-second rule." If the track doesn't grab her in five seconds, forget it. No way that the song is right for her. If it passes the test, then Jordan goes with her instincts. And they haven't failed her yet. Jordan has reaped great success since the release of her 2006 Hollywood Records debut, "No Ordinary Girl." But cross-country tours and a string of hit singles were only the beginning for this gifted 17-year-old. Now a little older and a lot wiser, Jordan Pruitt returns with "Permission to Fly," her irresistible new Hollywood Records Album. Working with a team of top songwriter/producers – including Shelly Peiken (Christina Aguilera, Michelle Branch, Keith Urban), Arnthor Birgisson (Enrique Iglesias, Celine Dion), Tim James & Antonina Armato (Miley Cyrus, Aly & AJ, Vanessa Hudgens), Adam Watts & Andy Dodd (Jesse McCartney) – Jordan injected a renewed self-awareness into the...

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Jordan is in the new Disney Channel Games video:

Make sure you remember to watch Jordan perform on the Daytime Emmys red carpet special today! It runs from 6 – 8 PM ET/PT on SoapNet. Jordan is kicking off the special so make sure to tune in early.

Disney Channel Stars Team Up for Fun Sports Challenges in "Disney Channel Games" Beginning July 27th

"On Saturday, August 9, Disney Channel stars must match their rival teammates to their baby pictures or face making a splash in the dunk booth. The telecast features a performance by Jordan Pruitt."

Check out the full article here.

"Fans got a treat Saturday night as one of the hottest young pop singers paid a visit to Hawaii.

Jordan Pruitt wowed thousands of fans in a couple of performances this weekend at the Aloha Stadium."

Click here. for the full article and more pictures.

Here is part of a recent interview Jordan did:

QUESTION: What is your earliest memory of performing?

ANSWER: The earliest memory was ... singing in church. My dad was the worship leader ... (and) I sang "Jesus Loves Me."

Q: When did you realize singing could be your career?

A: I started writing songs when I was nine years old. I wrote a song called "Outside Looking In" ... and (people) said it was really, really good and that I should keep doing it. I started performing on bigger stages in front of larger audiences when I was 10 years old, and that's when I knew I wanted to do it for the rest of my life.

For the full article and interview go here.