ICE CUBES: You're jingling, baby

POSTED: Tuesday, December 13, 2011, 11:04 AM

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When Q102’s Jingle Ball 2011 unfurled at Wells Fargo Center last week, it was surprising how un-holiday-ish it was. Not a tree or menorah in sight. No seasonal songs save for Kelly Clarkson’s slow country-ish take on “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.” The only balls to be hung were the ones sticking out of LMFAO’s trunks when its dance crew stripped to its skivvies. Oh well. The Jersey Shore crew’s Sammi Sweetheart and Deana, and Jo-Jo and Nick Jonas showed up to introduce sets. And Joe Jonas, who appeared as one of the Jingle Ball acts, stopped at the Wells Fargo’s Lexus Club to present a check for $15,000-plus dollars on behalf of the Ryan Seacrest Foundation to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Voice Program. A buck from each ticket to the Jingle Ball contributed to that donation (for those who don’t recall, Seacrest’s Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to using interactive multimedia platforms — like in-hospital radio shows — to enhance the quality of life for seriously ill and injured children).

(a_amorosi@citypaper.net) (@ADAmorosi)

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