Unless you are a tween, or one of the parents of a tween, chances are you did NOT spend your weekend waiting in line to buy a ticket to Hannah Montana the Movie, starring Miley Cyrus (and, of course, her pop-star lookalike, Hannah Montana). However, lots of people must have, because Miley's new movie made an unexpected $34 million this weekend, placing ahead of the sure-to-win Observe and Report, starring Seth Rogen and Anna Faris (It placed a measley fourth, behind Vin Diesel's been-there-done-that The Fast and Furious). Miley appears on the May edition of the very grown-up magazine Glamour. Zac Efron spent his Saturday night hosting SNL (with musical guest, the Yeah Yeah Yeah's), and his spot managed a 5.1 rating, beating everything else in primetime and Seth Rogen's guest appearence the previous week. He partook in a brilliant sketch about the realities of life after High School Musical, seen below: He is also starring in the new film, 17 Again, opening Friday. Of course, his performance in SNL might be enough to get people to watch this new movie of his. The Disney group that still has to find their way in serious Hollywood? The Jonas Brother's, whose dominance is retained to tween music and Radio Disney. Their box-office failure, Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience, may have been a bad omen for tween culture, but Miley and Zac seem to be holding up just fine.