Jackie Evancho is a beauty in blue as she arrives at the premiere of The Company You Keep during the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival held at Roy Thomson Hall on Sunday night (September 9) in Toronto, Canada.
The 12-year-old singer stars as Robert Redford‘s daughter in the new movie.
The Company You Keep is about a former Weather Underground activist (Redford) who goes on the run from a journalist (Shia LaBeouf) who has discovered his identity.
Jackie is also pictured at the Guess Portrait Studio at the Bell Lightbox.
Jackie Evancho shows off her rosy dress as she performs on stage at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino Las Vegas for a David Foster & Friends Concert on Thursday night (December 29).
The 11-year-old musician actually performed more than David Foster at the event!
He told the Las Vegas Sun of Jackie, “The evening is all about her. She can hold her own doing an entire show, but I’m giving her the hour.”
Jackie also spoke with PressofAtlanticCity.com about finding her lifelong career at such a young age.
“I think that singing is going to be my career and my passion for as long as I live. I would like to bring up awareness with my music, awareness of everything that’s happening in the world nowadays with pollution and animals being killed,” she said.
Jackie Evancho serenades the audience with “O Holy Night” as she appears on The View earlier last week in New York City.
The 11-year-old singer opened up about working with Robert Redford in The Company You Keep.
“It was an honor, he’s an amazing guy and so nice. He really made my first real acting experience exciting and fun. I love acting, but I do prefer to sing,” Jackie shared.
Jackie added about what she really wants for the holiday season, “I’ve kind of wanted a kitten for two years.”
Jackie Evancho shines up on stage during the 2011 American Giving Awards held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Friday night (December 9) in Los Angeles.
The 11-year-old singer performed her tune, “Angel” for the audience.
The American Giving Awards are the first-ever televised celebrity tribute to community heroes, offering five charities an opportunity to share $2 million in Chase grants so they may continue their work in helping others.
Jackie recently stopped by WSJ to chat about her new holiday album and revealed how she keeps herself in check.
“I know that I’m definitely not a big big snob, and I know that at the times that I am a diva I know I’m being a diva,” she shared. “It’s kind of annoying to know that you are. Because it’s a person I do not want to be. So I’m trying my best not to become a jerk.”
Miley Cyrus and Jackie Evancho will be sharing the same stage at the 2011 American Giving Awards next week.
The 19-year-old actress will be presenting at the ceremony alongside Modern Family‘s Jesse Tyler Ferguson, J.R. Martinez and Gabrielle Union and Jackie will be performing her hit song, “Angel.”
The American Giving Awards are the first-ever televised celebrity tribute to community heroes, offering five charities an opportunity to share $2 million in Chase grants so they may continue their work in helping others.
From today through December 8, Facebook fans of Chase Community Giving (CCG) and Chase online customers will determine how much each charity will receive by voting for their favorite featured charity online.
The winning charity will receive a $1 million grant from Chase, the runner-up will be granted $500,000, a third organization will receive a $250,000 grant and two will be given $125,000 grants. The charity receiving the $1 million grand prize will be revealed during the television broadcast.
The AGAs will air on Saturday, December 10th on NBC.
The 11-year-old singer sang a track from new album, Dream of Me, called “Nella Fantasia.”
Jackie‘s dad Michael explained on the show how they keep the whole family involved in Jackie’s career: “My wife or I are always with Jackie and in addition, there’s always a sibling with her as well. Everyone rotates a trip with Jackie so that we’re all included.”
Jackie also performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno earlier in the week.
Jackie Evancho gets a high-five from a security guard as she heads to the stage at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto on Tuesday morning (May 31).
The 11-year-old singer was there to not only promote the upcoming season of America’s Got Talent, but also to spread the word about her new album, Dream With Me.
Jackie shared recently with NPR about staying a kid as long as she can.
“At this point I try not to think about that, because I think of how horrible my voice could turn into or how great my voice could turn into,” Jackie admits. “I sometimes get scared of growing up because I really love being young, being little. It’s fun. A lot funner than being an adult.” More Here! »
