Bella Thorne Covers Line Magazine Spring 2013

Check out GossipCenter's recap on Miss Thorne's interview below. For more, be sure to visit Line!

On the top priorities in her life:
"Definitely singing. I want to get it rolling and get my music out to my fans. Dancing's great - I love it, I'm good at it, singing you have to work harder at. The main talent that I will always stick with is acting."

On her inspiration source:
"[It was] my brother. Because I'm dyslexic, I thought I wouldn't be able to act with all the reading involved. My brother got a job that ended up being a pilot. He was just a co-star, and I watched him on stage while everyone in the live audience was laughing and full of energy. He said to me, 'Who cares what people say? Just do it.' So I started when I was nine, and began booking. I was never a singer or dancer until 'Shake It Up.' Dancing is so amazing, I love it. It's cool that you're able to express feelings in different ways. Singing is great too, I started after I was on the show, which was a fun challenge. It's a tough business, and you have to make time for it. I've been working on my voice, doing some upbeat dance music lately."

On her quest to end bullying:
"I am Global Ambassador for Stomp Out Bullying. I was bullied for my dyslexia and I still get bullied now. This needs to change. Hundreds of thousands of teens think of suicide because they're being bullied, and it shouldn't happen. Bullying is a big issue and I'm always concentrating on it because it continues to happen. I'm also an ambassador for Disney's 'Friends for Change.' As my passion project, I am wanting to build my own cat sanctuary with the help of a few pet companies. There is also 'The Thirst Project' where they travel around the world and build a well for a community in need. I'm really looking forward to getting involved with that. I also support DoSomething.org and recently participated in their Staples for Students campaign."

On things to look forward to in her future:
"On 'Shake It Up,' this season has changed so much. It's a lot older and more mature now. My character gets involved in a relationship; this year her new year's resolution is to get a boyfriend. She also has to deal with her mom dating a new man. The 'Shake It Up' Chicago stage burns and it comes back, and we're shot at a 360 degree angle. Also we just did an 'Alice In Wonderland' themed dance where we have a huge set with a long table. I'm the Queen of Hearts. Something fun to look out for!"