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Now that Nick Jonas is all solo with the Administration, it's time for his first fancy fashion shoot all by himself. V-Man features the lone JoBro on the cover of its latest issue.

The 17-year-old doesn't go all Taylor Momsen on us, or even Miley for that matter. Instead he just acted like a nice, grateful well-behaved young man, so it was up to the stylists and Mario Testino to make him come off more interesting for the mag's three covers. And for that, they channeled the ghosts of rebels past.

Gotta say, the retro look is working for him and look, he even has a little arm muscle...

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Ah, the resiliency of youth.

Nick Jonas and the Administration, forced to cancel a show in Denver on Sunday because its 17-year-old frontman was feeling under the weather, is once again ready to roll.

"Feeling so much better! Thanks again for all the well wishes," Nick said in an audio post on Facebook Tuesday, adding that he was about to go meet up with brother Joe.

And sure enough, he and the Administration are headed for the Wiltern in Los Angeles tonight, where they're scheduled to kick off a four-night engagement.

But Nick better make sure he's getting enough rest. His other band, the Jonas Brothers, had to cancel a gig for the first time, a November show in Switzerland, when their youngest member came down with a respiratory infection.

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At least the recuperating Nick Jonas is clear of the snow, unlike the chilly celebs at Sundance in Park City, Utah.

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Kevin Jonas has made his bout of the lovebug a permanent infection.

The 22-year-old, eldest member of the Jonas Brothers married longtime love Danielle Deleasa Saturday at snow-covered Oheka Castle in New York's Long Island, E! News confirms.

The former hairdresser from New Jersey donned a Vera Wang gown and clutched an impressive bouquet by Pedestal Florists as she walked down the aisle at the French-château-themed space. The remaining members of the singing trio, Joe and Nick, served as the best men.

But that wasn't the only romance in the air...

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One down, two to go (well, three, if you're including the Bonus Jonas).

Kevin Jonas' highly anticipated wedding to his longtime girlfriend, Danielle Deleasa, is set for this Saturday, E! News confirms.

And while Joe has probably worn a prince costume at one time or another and Nick has his own Administration, the event will be fit for no less than a (teen) king and queen.

The wedding is at Long Island's Oheka Castle, after all.

This is what a source at the venue tells us...

The 22-year-old crooner and his slightly older bride will exchange I-dos at the family-run and French chateau-inspired event space that has also hosted the nuptials of 'N Sync's Joey Fatone as well as scenes from Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher's What Happens in Vegas.

Deleasa, a former hairdresser, won't be without her royal florals for the big occasion. Pedestals Florist will be arranging the blooms for the big day, E! News has learned exclusively.

The young lovebugs confirmed their engagement on July 1.

—Additional reporting by Lindsay Miller and Marcus Mulick

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People all over Twitter were cracking jokes when Kevin announced the engagement. Laugh all over again right here.

Forget Philly. L.A. was clearly the City of Brotherly Love on Wednesday night as Kevin and Joe Jonas proudly introduced fellow singing sibling Nick, who hit the stage with his new band, the Administration, during the Grammy Nominations Concert Live! special.

"Performing last night was amazing," Nick told Ryan Seacrest this morning on his radio show during an in-studio appearance. "To see the response has been great so far."

But Nick reveals that while we all got to hear the song "Who I Am" last night, we weren't the first ones.

"I went back home to Texas for a couple of days and played it for the entire family," he said.

Looks like that brotherly love works both ways.

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See who, besides Nick, brought the audience to its feet in our 2010 Grammys: Nominations Concert gallery.

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Nick Jonas is striking out on his own. Sort of.

The 17-year-old star is planning to hit the road in January with his alternaband, the Administration, for a monthlong tour.

Jonas started working on an album with the quartet in Nashville earlier this year, while the Jonas Brothers were on a break from crisscrossing the globe. Who I Am by Nick Jonas & the Administration is due out Feb. 2.

The band will make their performance debut on the Grammy Nominations Concert Live! special, airing Dec. 2 on CBS. Their tour kicks off a month later in Dallas and wraps up Jan. 30 in Berkeley, Calif.

"With this tour we're going to try to accomplish the same thing we did in the studio," Nick said in a statement. "That's capturing some heart and soul in the music, and having fun doing it."

He also tweeted this afternoon, "Make sure to tell your friends... Maybe there's even a trending topic waiting to happen... : )"

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Just a few weeks after Nick Jonas let it be known that he was taking some time away from the JoBros juggernaut for a little side project, a portion of an upcoming single claiming to be Nick's has been "leaked." (Interesting how stuff like this always seems to happen.)

Anyway, in this 30-second snippet of "Who I Am" from Nick Jonas & the Administration, we get a taste, albeit a little one, of what to expect down the road.

While there's not really much to go on here, needless to say his fans will be pleased.

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Of course, there's more to Nick than just music.

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One thing the Swiss aren't neutral about? Jonas Brothers.

Unfortunately, Switzerland is going to have to wait a little longer for Nick, Joe and Kevin to rock the chalet.  

The "Paranoid" singers pulled out of a concert Saturday night in Zurich after 17-year-old Nick Jonas fell ill with an upper respiratory infection, according to the band's Twitter page, which said the youngest JoBro had been "advised by his doctor not to speak or sing." 

This is the first time the scream-inducing trio has ever canceled a show due to sickness, and the polite lads were apologetic to their fans. 

On Sunday morning Nick thanked fans for their support, tweeting "I am happy to tell everyone that I woke up this morning, and I'm already feeling better! Thanks for all the prayers. Can't wait to rock Bilbao!"

And in other good news, the Disney Channel announced the band's series, JONAS, just got picked up for a second season.

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Check out Nick Jonas in this music video spoof featuring Matt Damon and Demi Lovato!

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It was only a matter of time until one of the Jonas Brothers decided he's the Beyoncé of the group, and we're glad it's Nick Jonas.

The young one confirmed today that about six months ago he started working on a side project in Nashville with four musicians not named Jonas.

Hence, the debut album from Nick Jonas & the Administration is due out sometime next year.

(Sounds like Nick is taking his nickname "Mr. President" a little too seriously, but when you're a little millionaire at the age of 17, you can do whatever you want.)

The admission from Nick puts to rest the speculation that the teen was branching out on his own and comes hours after Mama Jonas spilled the beans.

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