More from the USO Tour!

Firstly, David tweets!

Next on tonight's list, pictures, pictures and more pictures!

And some LOVELY HQ photos from Regional Command East:

Go HERE for more M&G photos!

And go HERE for TONS of performance photos!


Next, a full video of 'Bring Him Home' was posted!

WOW!

On Another note, Dean Kaelin posted two more blogs on their adventures. Click each image to head over and read each post!

To close this post, David sent a sweet message to a fan!

Can't embed the video, so go HERE to view it!

A little message from David today!

How sweet! We hope you do too, Elder Archuleta!

Message from TDAMS!

Please check out the news!

The David Archuleta Music Scholarship was given to two wonderful recipients

near the end of May and we are very excited for them

and it appears they are excited as well!

Please go to www.thedavidarchuletamusicscholarship.org and

click on the RECIPIENTS link on the left to learn more.

And one more time, THANK YOU so much for supporting

in David’s words… “a kid’s future life in music”

…or in this case two kids! J

Awesome!!

Happy Valentine's Day message from David!

David says thank you to all his fans

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Singer-actor David Archuleta turns missionary

Aside from preparing for his call to become a full-time missionary, the singer had also recently taken a stab at acting and just wrapped up three weeks of filming for a television mini-series in the Philippines. Prior to this, the singer-songwriter has had two cameos playing himself in US TV shows like Hannah Montana and iCarly.

The Pinoy TV drama Nandito Ako sees the baby-faced star taking on the lead role of "Josh Bradley", a Caucasian-Filipino, who got separated from his mother at a young age in a fire, then grows up to be a successful singer and falls in love with two girls.

Speaking on his first acting gig in a drama series, David who is of Hispanic descent - which he candidly attributes to for landing the Pinoy role - is evidently excited amid the initial apprehension.

"At first I was very hesitant coz I'm not an actor. I don't know if it'll be weird doing a Filipino soap opera but it turned out really great, it was a fun experience," he said.

Acting lessons were set up for the first time actor and David takes comfort that the character "is very similar to the kind of person I am" and that he is not required to speak much Tagalog for the series.

"Most of my lines are in English so it wasn't a problem. And I'm just playing myself so that was easy," he shared. "There are definitely certain scenes where I have to be someone else that I wasn't used to but it was a good challenge for me."

It seems like the singer-songwriter has caught the acting bug as he went on waxing lyrical about the joy he felt while filming.

"I'd really love to do it again! I felt like I was really able to open up and that's what I love about acting. It's very emotional very expressive. It can be really real if you let it be real."