Vanessa Hudgens and Selena Gomez Having Hot Tub Fun

Ashley Benson, Selena Gomez along with Vanessa Hudgens splash about in a hot tub (get your own hot tub here -  www.hottubsmanchester.net) on the set of the new film Spring Breakers. It looks like the more the filming continues, the sexier and more interesting the pics get!

The three spent the evening on set at a small hotel. The teen stars shot a scene where Ashley and Vanessa were in a hotel room puffing on fags.

After that, they shot a scene which involved the three teens messing around in a hot tub.

Benson said that she wasn’t always a cool kid at school and was picked on by other classmates.

“I was picked on,” she said “I got made fun of. I was always left out.”

But she is no longer left out as she is one of the in-crowd. She tells us a story about how her, Justin Bieber, her boyfriend (who happens to be Justin Bieber’s swag coach) and Selena Gomez, made her even more famous.

“We were messing around, being absolute idiots to this Carly Rae Jepsen song, ‘Call Me Maybe,’” giggles Benson, “Ryan was slapping his face with pancakes, and Justin wanted to videotape it. I was like, Whatever. When he got home, Justin calls and says, ‘Can I please tweet that video?’ Now it’s everywhere!”

Photos of Benson are everywhere you look at the moment and I can’t hold in my excitement to see the new film Spring Breakers, released next year!

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About SpaceVision 2011

Here’s what SpaceVision 2011 was all about, if you are looking for SpaceVision 2012, click here.

SPACEVISION2011

The largest student-organized space conference in the nation. Orchestrated by the Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) as the SEDS-USA annual international conference, the conference is dedicated to facilitating networking between college students, professionals, and the public, furthering the development of the National Committee (SEDS-USA), and sharing ideas through interactive lectures and workshops. SpaceVision 2011 is expected to attract 300-500 students and professionals from across the country and around the world.

SpaceVision 2011 will focus on the effect the aerospace industry will have on our futures regarding government policy, entrepreneurship, and sciences. Carl Sagan spoke of how we are all together and all alone; how all of our history and all of what we are is here on Earth as it has been since the beginning. He spoke of how looking to the sky above us is what will ultimately unify and define us, that it is what will break down barriers of every kind and how our future is in the stars. Space exploration is no longer a matter of one country trying to beat another, this is no longer about trying to assert some kind of dominance – this is about all of the human race working together to move itself forward; this is about the next ‘giant leap’ in human history.

The University of Colorado SEDS Chapter (CUSEDS) was voted to host the conference due to their strong growth over the past several years and their emergence as a leading chapter within the national organization. The group won the prestigious Chapter of the Year award at the 2009 SpaceVision Conference, hosted by the University of Arizona, and the Best Chapter Project award at the 2010 SpaceVision Conference, hosted by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Currently, CUSEDS has fifteen core members who meet on a weekly basis to organize regular events such as guest lectures, policy panels, space related trips/tours, Yuri’s Night and community outreach for the group’s eighty members.

SEDS started in 1980 as a joint venture between Peter Diamandis at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Todd Hawley at Princeton University. The group had a simple vision which continues to serve as its underlying guiding principle today: to unite students with enthusiasm for the exploration and eventual development of space. SEDS has a central national chapter (SEDS-USA) whose elected members act as a coordinating body for over 25 chapters containing 800 students at various universities throughout the United States, and many international chapters such as UKSEDS and SEDS-India.

This conference is the largest and most publicized SEDS event held and will model the organization’s ambition, professionalism, and potential internationally. The Boulder SpaceVision committee seeks to raise the bar by hosting a wider variety of speakers, offering new conference events, and including non-SEDS members from colleges across the country. We hope to improve the SEDS organization by showing the world that space isn’t just for the engineers and astronauts anymore.