Chelsea Staub dressed in black attended the When in Rome premier Wednesday night (January 27, 2010) in LA at the El Capitan Theatre. 

 The disaster in Haiti has had me glued to the TV, but I hit a point where watching CNN in my sweatpants and indulging in my third popsicle just wasn't cutting it anymore. Being a young, working actress in Hollywood has granted me many amazing opportunities, so I figured it was time to finally put some bite behind my bark. Just like everyone else, I've texted "Haiti" to 90999 and Twittered about the crisis multiple times, but upon hearing story after story of the horrible atrocities these human beings are struggling to endure, it became clear that I needed to step it up.

I'm a big advocate of the music scene and even had the opportunity to tour with a few up and coming bands over the summer. On the other side of that, I'm lucky enough to work on a television series with one of the most recognizable bands in the world. So I sat down at my computer and emailed every musician/artist for which I have contact information. I also dropped a note to the booking agent for a few small venues to see if he would be willing to open his doors for a fundraiser, with 100% of the proceeds going to The Red Cross and their work in Haiti. As the day unfolded, excitement about the potential event began to escalate. I was overwhelmed by the response from friends, co-workers, bands, and, as things turned out, the booking agent, Andy. He responded to my email in enthusiastic haste, and has offered to help me pull off what I think could be a monumentally charitable night. In less than six hours, the prospect of this event being hosted by a couple of bands in a 100 capacity room quickly became something much, much bigger; as this venue caps out at 1,000 kids.
 
This isn't about press or being seen. This is going back to the "love in" days of the 60's; where audience and artists alike gather together, not only for a night of incredible music, but also for a bigger purpose. A good time for a good cause. The needs in Haiti will be ongoing and let’s show them that the youth of America cares and can contribute to making a difference. Details will be forthcoming.

It's time to do something for the world beyond texting. Here's to "Harmonies for Haiti."

 Check out this short video below of Chelsea with Jake Johnson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wriUWX847Uk&feature=player_embedded

Chelsea recently got a new hair cut, what do you guys think?
Check it out below:

http://twitpic.com/s239o

There are some people pretending to be Chelsea, but her ONLY Twitter is:

http://twitter.com/ItsChelseaStaub

You can usually tell a real Twitter from a fake one because it says "Verified Account" in the top right corner of their page, but Chelsea doesn't have it on hers. It is Chelsea's though, because it says it one her Myspace.

 Chelsea attends the French Connection Holiday Party

 Chelsea tweeted about her first ever talk show appearance today. She said " 

 Chelsea came out on October 25th to support Camp Ronald McDonald for their

17th annual halloween Carnival. With friends such as the Sprouse twins, Jennifer Stone,

Meghan Martin, Debby Ryan and Nicole Anderson. 

 Chelsea posted the link from her twitter to the new Disney 365 Friends for Change Video 

Check it out below: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7KNEsRfN8Q 

 Chelsea Staub is featured as 'The Girl of the Week' on Girls2Watch.com (article found below) 

http://www.girl2watch.com/introducing-chelsea-staub-from-jonas/