Amy Klein of The Jewish Journal caught up with Jaron Lowenstein of Evan and Jaron, who admits in the last three years, he and his brother have learned not to take themselves too seriously. Fame and its fleeting nature is the premise of the sitcom they’re pitching to Fox, based on their lives. “We were in Lawrence, Kansas playing a car dealership for 13 people and a Bozo the Clown look-alike. And we locked ourselves in the car and we’re like, ‘We’re not gettin’ out, we are not gettin’ out,’ and we’re like, ‘You know what? We are getting out’,” Jaron says, punctuating his story with high-pitched melodic giggles. “And that’s the reality. It’s like a microcosm of the real roller coaster life.” Read more.

TV Guide Online caught up with pop rockers Evan and Jaron to talk about their role on this weekend’s ‘American Dreams’ episode, where they’ll play as the Everly Brothers. “Ever since American Dreams came out, everybody’s been saying, ‘You guys are a shoo-in to play the Everly Brothers! What a no-brainer!'” Jaron said. “We’ve done their tunes for 10 years, so we walked in and recorded [‘Wake Up, Little Susie’] in literally one hour, including setup.” Added Evan with a laugh: “Yeah, we were well-prepared, so if we suck, we have no excuse!”