Carol Burns

Pop star Christopher Wilde (Sterling Knight) has it all – fame, fortune and a big-budget Hollywood movie awaiting him – but after meeting Jessica Olson (Danielle Campbell), a down-to-earth girl from the Midwest, he is faced with following his heart or doing what's best for his career.

Jessica Olson, an unaffected Midwestern girl who is visiting her grandmother in Los Angeles, ends up on a love-struck adventure after she and young Hollywood pop star Christopher Wilde meet literally by accident.

Jackie Mullins (Jo Kennedy, doing her own new wave singing) is an aspiring star who just has to sing. And with her cousin Angus on her side, stardom might not be too far off. The two team up with a local band, The Wombats, to take their big shot at fame, fortune and celebrity -- all the while trying to save the family pub. Gillian Armstrong directs this quirky movie filled with 1980s hairdos and kangaroo costumes.

While visiting her grandparents in Los Angeles, Midwestern teen Jessica Olson (Danielle Campbell) gets an unexpected bonus when she crosses paths with pop star Christopher Wilde (Sterling Knight) -- the very guy her sister Sara (Maggie Castle) has been trying in vain to meet. But her starstruck encounter sours when Christopher shows up on national television, denying he ever met her. Brandon Smith co-stars in this Disney Channel original movie.

Jackie dreams of becoming a singing star and her cousin Angus thinks he has what it takes to be a successful manager. After a spot at the hip club in town fails to win Jackie any paying gigs, Angus enters her in a major talent competition to be held on New Year's Eve. If Jackie wins, her career is assured, and the $25,000 prize will help keep her parents' cafe open. But can Jackie stand the pressure? Will the band get it together in time? And will Angus ever get a girl?

Jackie dreams of becoming a singing star and her cousin Angus thinks he has what it takes to be a successful manager. After a spot at the hip club in town fails to win Jackie any paying gigs, Angus enters her in a major talent competition to be held on New Year's Eve. If Jackie wins, her career is assured, and the $25,000 prize will help keep her parents' cafe open. But can Jackie stand the pressure? Will the band get it together in time? And will Angus ever get a girl?

Jackie dreams of becoming a singing star and her cousin Angus thinks he has what it takes to be a successful manager. After a spot at the hip club in town fails to win Jackie any paying gigs, Angus enters her in a major talent competition to be held on New Year's Eve. If Jackie wins, her career is assured, and the $25,000 prize will help keep her parents' cafe open. But can Jackie stand the pressure? Will the band get it together in time? And will Angus ever get a girl?