Disney Channel’s 76th original movie, Disney’s “Princess Protection Program,” starring Selena Gomez (“Wizards of Waverly Place”) and Demi Lovato (“Sonny With A Chance”), premiered as TV’s No. 1 entertainment telecast of 2009 in Kids 6-11 (3.1 million) and Tweens 9-14 (3.2 million) and cable’s No. 1 scripted telecast in Total Viewers (8.5 million). Additionally, the movie was Friday’s No. 1 telecast across all TV in the same key demos.

“Princess Protection Program” towered over all time period competition on both broadcast and cable, virtually doubling runner up CBS in Total Viewers (8.5 million vs. 4.4 million), and also scoring No. 1 rank in Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14.

“Princess Protection Program” debuted as Disney Channel’s No. 3 original movie of all time in Total Viewers (8.5 million), behind June ‘08’s “Camp Rock” and August 07’s “High School Musical 2.”

“Princess Protection Program” generated Disney Channel’s highest numbers in the time period in Total Viewers, Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14 in more than a 1 year – since 6/20/08 (“Camp Rock”).

Since its premiere in EMEA in May ’09, and now the U.S., Disney’s “Princess Protection Program” has reached 19.3 million unique Total Viewers around the world, including 3.7 million Kids 6-11 and 3.5 million Tweens 9-14 for last night’s premiere.

Friday’s original “Wizards of Waverly Place” stood as the series’ most-watched telecast on record in Total Viewers (6.0 million), Kids 6-11 (2.5 million) and Tweens 9-14 (2.5 million). [TV By The Numbers]

We’ve added 187 HQ Screen Caps of Jamie’s role in “Princess Protection Program” to the gallery.

Thanks to Robert Adamson Fan there’s 9 new stills from Princess Protection Program up in the gallery!

Just a reminder, Princess Protection Program, the Disney Channel movie Jamie is in, airs tomorrow night on the Disney Channel! Be sure to check it out–and we’ll have screen caps and some clips this weekend!

I don’t know how this will play out honestly as its a day of rememberence. So hopefully it still makes a good number at the Box Office!

The fall horror schedule is undergoing more restructuring. Summit Entertainment has pulled Sorority Row (set visit pt. 1) from its October opening and is placing it on September 11th.

Now it’s up against Whiteout. This will give the film a week to play before Jennifer’s Body and Pandorum hit on the 18th.

Even though here in the United States, Dragonball Evolution was a massive flop hated by everyone but the most self-loathing of Dragonball fans… it’s getting a sequel. James Marsters, who played the villain Lord Piccolo in the first film, confirmed the rumors in an interview with a fansite. Marsters says that after his upcoming concert tour, “we’ll start shooting the second Dragonball movie. I’ve just heard that I can actually tell that there is going to be a sequel.”

Even the Dragonball fan community seems less than enthused by this announcement. The question everyone seems to be asking is: “Why god why?!”. Here’s why:

Dragonball Evolution made only $9 million dollars, total, domestically. Unfortunately it seems international audiences are a little less savvy than American crowds. Overseas this film made $45 million. In particular it was big in both Japan and China. Meanwhile Fox spent almost no money at all advertising it and the cast was comprised mainly of unknowns. There’s a chance that it may actually have made a profit and of course Fox assumes that if people in China watched this the first time there’s every reason to think they’ll happily watch more of it.

Jamie was honored at the Hollywood Life Awards, and there are 12 photos in the gallery.

Jamie was out in Los Angeles last night and there’s 6 new photos of her at the screening of HOME last night in the gallery.

We’ve added about 20 new MQ photos of Jamie and her “Sorority Row” cast mates who were all at the MTV Movie Awards last night!

As you see, we’ve got a new look here at Jamie Chung Online!