How to Teach Teens Vehicle-Ownership Responsibility

By TWK Admin • March 5, 2018

The day your child becomes a vehicle owner is going to be a glorious day for them but will probably be a frightening day for you. You’ll worry a great deal about whether your child is responsible enough and ready for vehicle ownership. But there are things you can do to help prepare them. Here […]

How Can I Put a Great Wardrobe Together on a Budget?

By TWK Admin • February 28, 2018

You want to look good, you want to wear what’s in fashion, but your budget is stretched about as far as it can go. What’s a girl to do? Check out some unexpected sources of high-fashion finds that won’t have you breaking the piggy bank to get new clothes. Local Treasures If you’re tired of […]

How to Organize Your Gear Before Boarding the Boat

By Guest Contributor • February 28, 2018

Organization is the key to become successful in anything, even something as simple as packing for a fishing trip can be made better by good organization. It might be tempting to throw a few things into your tackle box right before you head out of the door, but take a few minutes, or maybe the […]

“Now is Everything” by Amy Giles Book Review

By Willie Pena • February 27, 2018

Amy Giles’ debut YA novel “Now is Everything” tackles the issue of parental abuse from a viewpoint many teens might relate to — alternating between wanting to speak out but being afraid to do so. The protagonist, Hadley McCauley, is the eldest daughter in the richest family in town. Her mother drinks too much wine […]

Steps Anyone Can Take to Feel Prepared for College Courses

By TWK Admin • February 20, 2018

College courses can be a unique challenge, especially if you’ve never taken one before. Whether you’re just out of high school and moving onto secondary education, or an adult furthering their education later in life, here are five tips you can follow to feel prepared and ace those courses! Tip #1: Time-Management Skills Take the […]

4 Things You Should Never Do When You’re Home Alone

By Rosa Perez • February 9, 2018

The day has finally come: your parents trust you to stay home alone! As exciting as this newfound freedom can be (like raiding that “secret” hiding place where all the good snacks are or increasing the heating bill by turning up the thermostat which your parents always keep low to save money!), there are a […]

Meet Daan Creyghton from Nick’s Top-Rated ‘Hunter Street’

By Willie Pena • February 5, 2018

Daan Creyghton is a Dutch actor who stars as “Sal” in the hit Nickelodeon show, “Hunter Street”. His character is big-hearted nerd whose computer know-how helps the family unravel the mystery of where their foster parents are. “Hunter Street” is one of the top five shows year-to-date with K6-11 across all TV, and just returned […]

Watch the first 4 episodes of Step Up: High Water here

By Willie Pena • February 3, 2018

Step Up: High Water is a new series which just debuted on YouTube Red this week. According to the press release: “Starring NE-YO, Naya Rivera and Faizon Love, with music by four-time Grammy® Award-winning singer/songwriter Jason “PooBear” Boyd and “Jingle” Jared Gutstadt, Step Up: High Water focuses on several ambitious young dancers in a contemporary […]

Q & A with The Detour’s Ashley Gerasimovich (Season 3 Coming Up!)

By Willie Pena • January 30, 2018

Comedic actress Ashley Gerasimovich stars as Delilah Parker, the sassy and sarcastic young teenage daughter to Nate and Robin Parker (Jason Jones & Natalie Zea) on TBS’ The Detour. The show, which just launched its third season, is about a family who’s road trip vacation takes some crazy turns. At only 13 years of age, […]

Personal Beauty: How to Fall in Love with How You Look

By TWK Admin • January 26, 2018

No one looks perfect all the time. Even supermodel Cindy Crawford once said, “Even I don’t wake up looking like Cindy Crawford.” If you have attributes that you don’t like, you may be able to improve them and help yourself become healthier at the same time. Skin Your skin is your biggest organ, and taking […]

Beyond Pizza and Starbucks: Healthy Food Tips For Teens

By TWK Admin • January 11, 2018

The trend of eating fast food in an expensive restaurant is on the rise. Whilst adults are fully aware of the risk factors involved with eating fast food, teens, on the other hand, are unaware and untroubled of the harmful effects of fast food. Teens today like to spend a good time in a pizza […]

5 Degrees that Pay Off

By TWK Admin • January 11, 2018

When considering where to go to college and what to study, you need to consider your end goal. What career do you want to end up in? Is money an important thing for you? Figuring out how to balance your interests with a livable wage is one of the biggest things to think about when […]

Gigi Cesare: Actress & Singer Poised to Conquer 2018 and Beyond

By Willie Pena • January 8, 2018

One of the characteristics of a successful artist is “hustle.” Although some actors and musicians seem to become hits overnight, in truth there is a lot of work behind building their careers. This means years of acting and voice lessons, paying one’s dues in small productions, and generally “working it” for the love of the […]

How Can I Understand Politics? Tips for Teens

By TWK Admin • January 6, 2018

Today’s political landscape is combative, to say the least. Members of all political parties, all tout their opinions and solutions as definitive and deliberately speak out against those of other politicians and individuals. Those same political parties also fight amongst themselves about major issues. This has created a political atmosphere of confusion and finger-pointing, which […]

Where Does Sexual Education Need to Catch Up?

By Willie Pena • December 19, 2017

It seems as though everyone vividly remembers how they were taught sexual education in high school. While a few may have had positive learning experiences, it seems the majority had ones that were very short-sighted in being useful. High school classrooms are always awkward for bringing up sensitive subjects, but sexual education should be one […]

4 Ways to Get Involved in Your Community

By Willie Pena • December 19, 2017

One the things you may hear over and over again from your parents and teachers is that you need to be involved in your community. But what does that actually mean? Are you supposed to add another crazy thing to your school, extracurricular, and work commitments? Do they really expect you to balance all of […]

Napping Is Healthy For Teens But Why?

By Guest Contributor • December 13, 2017

It seems teenagers feel tired almost all the time. Waking up early in the morning for school, studying all day long, doing extracurricular activities and hanging out with friends and family can wear anyone out, I know! Plus, the science of sleep (and that includes napping) says it’s entirely reasonable for the natural sleep patterns […]

Last Minute Gift Ideas for Teens – Plus Giveaway!

By Willie Pena • December 9, 2017

Okay, its time for this year’s last minute gift guide and giveaway thanks to a few brands who have sent us some swag. We have a few unique goodies to feature, most of which you can still order and have shipped in time for Christmas. If you are hispanic, well then you have even more […]

How to Find the Right College: Tips for Prospective Freshmen

By Rosa Perez • December 7, 2017

Picking a college is a major step, regardless of whether you are pursuing a pharmacy degree singapore or something else. The right choice can help new students on the road to academic success, which paves the way for advancement later in life. On the other hand, even a good student can struggle if they pick a […]

How to Compromise with Your Future College Roommates

By Willie Pena • November 30, 2017

Getting ready for college is one of the most exciting times in a young person’s life. As you move out of your parent’s home and settle into your own place, you need to remember the importance of getting along with your new roommate. Sometimes people starting college have the luxury of sharing a dorm, apartment […]

Fatal Mistake: 5 Driving Mistakes that Could Get You Killed

By Willie Pena • November 30, 2017

Every day, there are millions of people driving on our roads. While driving seems to be a normal part of life, the fact is that it actually fairly dangerous if done irresponsibly and an accident can cause severe consequences. As a teenager, you don’t have as much experience driving, which means you are more vulnerable […]

How Do I Deal with a Teen Pregnancy?

By Willie Pena • November 30, 2017

While on a decline, there are still a significant number of teenage pregnancies that occur every year. This can be overwhelming for teenagers to deal with, especially if they think they have been practicing safe sex. So, what should you do if you find yourself pregnant? The first thing to do is to take a […]

7 College Majors With a More Human Touch

By Willie Pena • November 25, 2017

Are you trying to find your college major? Maybe you’re hoping to find something that lets you give back to humanity in a meaningful way. There are a number of majors you can choose from to fulfill this desire. Though they might not be obvious at first, here are seven college majors that have a […]

5 Tips for the Rookies of the Road; Teens and Driving

By Willie Pena • November 25, 2017

Nothing can be scarier for parents than the day their kids become old enough to drive a car. Keeping these kids safe on the highways is all about education, and these five tips for rookies of the road should follow them, their passengers, and other drivers out of potential danger. 1. Turn Off the Mobile […]

5 Test Taking Strategies You Probably Didn’t Think Of

By Willie Pena • November 15, 2017

When it comes to taking tests, everyone has a different way of preparing that works best for them. Some people spend weeks studying and some people hold a massive cram session the night before the test. It’s important to try different things to figure out what will work best for you, so here are five […]

How Do I Become a Teacher? 4 Steps to Take Now

By Willie Pena • November 14, 2017

Teaching is a highly rewarding career path. If you are considering a career in education, now is the perfect time to start working to make that dream a reality. While you will still have to go to college and spend several years of study to get your teacher’s certification, there are some important things that […]

Maddie Ziegler Girl Power Interview with Teens Wanna Know

By Editor • November 6, 2017

Maddie Ziegler of Dance Moms and Sia “Chandelier” fame embodies Girl Power…She is confident in her own skin, and accomplishes everything she sets out to accomplish. Find out what motivates her and some things she hasn’t talked about anywhere else in this interview with Teens Wanna Know. (The resort she mentions is http://kalahariresorts.com)

How to Convince My Parents to Buy Me a Car

By Editor • November 6, 2017

So you’ve had your license for a while now and you’re ready to get your very first car. You ask yourself, “how do I convince my parents to buy me a car?” This is a tough question. Having a car is a serious matter for both you and your parents regarding your safety and the […]

Top 10 Best YouTube Channels That Aren’t Just Insanely Stupid

By Editor • November 4, 2017

Sometimes, it feels like browsing YouTube can be hazardous to your (mental) health. Between endless videos of cats doing stupid cat things, to foul-mouthed hipsters being oh-so snarky, to the comment trolls, the world’s most-trafficked video site can be a pretty bleak place if you are looking for entertainment which isn’t laced with endless F-bombs […]

How to Deal With the Aftermath of a Car Accident

By Willie Pena • November 2, 2017

By now your driver’s ed teacher has scared you with all the teen car accident statistics out there. You know that you are likely to experience an accident sometime before adulthood. Although the period following a traffic accident is likely to be characterized by confusion and shock, dealing with the aftermath will require that you […]

How to Focus in Class When it’s so Boring!

By Rosa Perez • October 30, 2017

So you’re having a hard time paying attention in class….You’re teacher is boring, the information you’re learning is boring and you just can’t stop thinking about your plans later! Staying focused in class can be difficult but you are definitely not alone! Follow these 6 helpful tips on how to focus in class when it’s […]

6 Ways to Make Bank While Still in High School

By Editor • October 26, 2017

Many famous entrepreneurs got their start at an early age. They often cite starting a service based business or online shop as their first venture. Even if you aren’t aiming to become a CEO in the near future, earning some extra cash on the side can allow you to save for items or experiences without […]

5 Reasons Why Fighting the Bully Isn’t Worth It

By Willie Pena • October 18, 2017

Nobody should endure physical and emotional abuse from another person. Although it’s tempting to respond negatively to people that wrong you, fighting a bully might have negative consequences. While you have a right to defend yourself if attacked physically, it’s better to handle the situation in a nonviolent manner whenever possible. Learn more about the […]

5 Ways to Protect Your Belongings in Your First College Dorm Room

By Willie Pena • October 13, 2017

Leaving home and moving into your very first dorm is a huge step in your life. Being around all kinds of new people in a new environment means new responsibilities. Throughout your childhood, your parents have always had the security in your home covered, but now it’s up to you to keep you and your […]

Pro Tips for Driving Safely on Snow and Ice

By Willie Pena • October 10, 2017

Snow and ice are among the worst conditions you can encounter while behind the wheel. In fact, snow, sleet, and ice account for 44% of weather-related crashes and 33% of weather-related fatalities. So if you’re afraid of driving in bad weather, you’re not alone! To stay safe on the road and cut down on your […]

5 Reasons To Get Sober and Stay Sober (at least for now)

By Willie Pena • October 6, 2017

There are many reasons why someone might begin using drugs or alcohol. It could be peer pressure, curiosity, or a severe case of depression. However, there are just as many good reasons to take charge of your life and learn to embrace sobriety. Here are 5 reasons to get sober and stay that way. Better […]

DJ and Singer Chloe Jane is a Rising ‘Superstar’

By Willie Pena • October 3, 2017

Chloe Jane is on a roll. The pop singer, YouTuber and DJ released her debut single called “Superstar” just a few months ago, which was written by Meghan Trainor and The Elev3n (video embedded below) and recently deejayed at one of the most famous nightclubs on the planet: Amnesia on the Spanish island of Ibiza. […]

5 Ways to Avoid Student Loan Debt

By Rosa Perez • October 2, 2017

Let’s have a moment of real talk real quick. Student debt is absolutely crippling young people in this country. Up-and-coming members of the workforce suffer from massive amounts of debt that will keep them from truly relaxing for decades upon graduation—constantly struggling and worrying about making that next payment. What’s worse – while a chapter […]

How to Be Safe and Healthy as a Sexually Active Teen

By Willie Pena • October 2, 2017

If you’re a teenager and have decided to enter into a sexual relationship, you have to make sure you and your partner are safe. The consequences of unprotected sex are lifelong and can be devastating. There are several steps you can take to prevent unwanted pregnancies, STDs, and other incidences. Keep reading for some important […]

5 Ways to Avoid Bankruptcy

By Editor • September 25, 2017

Declaring bankruptcy is one of the most negative life-altering events you can experience. For teens, the consequences of filing for bankruptcy can last well into early adulthood. Not exactly the best way to start your future. Below, there are five ways to avoid bankruptcy. They will help. Live on a Budget to Avoid Bankruptcy Budgets […]

How to Choose Your Major

By Willie Pena • September 13, 2017

With all the different college majors available, choosing between them can be overwhelming. Some students find that there are several potential major choices they like, whereas others struggle to find just one that feels right. You don’t want to stress out too much from choosing a major, but it’s also not a decision to take […]

How to Conquer Your Fear of the Freeway: Driving Tips for the Fast Lane

By Willie Pena • September 13, 2017

Freeway driving is a necessary part of driving that can be intimidating at first sight. As you drive more and explore more highways, you’ll become less fearful of the activity. Teens leaning to drive should review highway rules and practice as much as they can. Review these tips to help improve your skills for the […]

What Do I Do if I Get Hurt at Work?

By Willie Pena • September 7, 2017

Getting your first job is an exciting prospect. You get to earn your own money and you have more freedom then you did before. You might be prepared for various challenges, but have you thought about what you are supposed to do if you get hurt while you are working? Inform Your Employer If it […]

Is MMO Toxicity Simply a Reflection of Real Life?

By Guest Contributor • August 26, 2017

As an MMORPG enthusiast who enjoys peeking into human psyche, I’ve often found that MMOs are perhaps one of the greatest platforms for conducting experiments and observing the many personalities humans possess. Quite frequently, I’ve heard it suggested that MMOs harbor toxic environments, rife with trolls and bullies, especially in guild culture. In this article, […]

Texting and Driving Will Probably Kill You

By Willie Pena • August 22, 2017

We’ve all had times in our lives when we’ve felt invincible – catching the winning touchdown pass, receiving a first kiss, or acing the math midterm you’ve been stressing about for weeks. Unfortunately, some of us tend to feel invincible even when we’re very, very not. According to textinganddrivingsafety.com, nearly 1,600,000 people were involved in […]

Funimation Brings Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry to North American Theaters

By Willie Pena • August 12, 2017

Funimation, America’s leading licensor/distributor of Japanese Anime, held a VIP premiere of Fairy Tail:Dragon Cry at the Ricardo Montalban Theater in Hollywood Thursday the 10th of August. In attendance were plenty of the cast of the English dub, including Todd Haberkorn (Natsu Dragneel), Cherami Leigh (Lucy Heartfilia), Nathan Sharp (Gapri), and Christina Vee (Swan). Also […]

So You Want to Ride a Motorcycle? What Teens Should Know

By TWK Admin • August 9, 2017

You’re a teen who wants a motorcycle license. How cool! It’s entirely possible for you to get your license, but first you should be aware of the fees, law, and safety procedures involved in riding a motorcycle. Knowing what to expect can keep you safe and prevent surprise expenses from throwing you off your goal. […]

5 Cool Ways to Enjoy Your Favorite Movie

By Willie Pena • August 9, 2017

There’s nothing better than relaxing with your favorite movie. While watching the movie itself is pretty great, there’s also plenty of ways to make the experience even better than it normally is. Movie theaters are cool, but they have become pretty expensive lately. Factor in the price of a ticket and concessions, and you are […]

5 Ways to Fit in Without Hurting Your Future

By Willie Pena • August 9, 2017

Social groups can define who you are. As social creatures, we all want to feel like we belong to a group. But sometimes groups can influence individuals to make bad decisions, and these decisions can have pretty far-reaching consequences. Fortunately, there are a few ways for you to fit in without compromising yourself or your […]

How to Talk to Modern Teens About Drug Safety

By Willie Pena • August 7, 2017

Drug use is an important topic, and all teenagers need to know about dangerous substances and how to avoid them. Drugs have just been named the number one killer of people under 50 in the US. It is a horrible situation, and not helped by images of rappers constantly blowing marijuana smoke or Coachella-bound hippie […]

5 Common Sense Tips to Make Your Skin Glow

By Rosa Perez • August 7, 2017

Fair, healthy and glowing skin will not only enhance your appearance but also boost your self-confidence. While some people use multiple skin care products in an effort to achieve flawless skin, the process does not have to be difficult. There are simple natural tips that can help you achieve the healthy glow you desire for […]

Top Essentials for Easy, Chic Travel Dressing

By Rosa Perez • August 1, 2017

Packing for a long trip or a weekend getaway isn’t easy for everyone. On top of making sure you have the right clothes for different types of weather, you also have to think about outfits for a variety of occasions, like a day of sightseeing or a night out on the town. But have no […]

Can I Go To Jail for Smoking Weed?

By TWK Admin • August 1, 2017

Every year, more states are voting to legalize Marijuana for either medical or recreational use. Canada legalized medical marijuana in 2001, and Trudeau has recently championed a bill to legalize recreational use. Seemingly everywhere in the Western world, it is becoming easier and easier to find places where one can purchase and consume cannabis legally. […]

5 Reasons All Teenage Girls Should Take Martial Arts Classes

By Willie Pena • August 1, 2017

Are you interested in trying a workout that’s both fun and useful? As a teenager, you know you’ll be going out into the world soon. Martial arts classes can help you learn how to face an often scary world with confidence. Here are five reasons why all teenage girls should take martial arts classes. Self-Confidence […]

4 Tips for Staying Out of Trouble in High School

By Willie Pena • June 29, 2017

Congratulations! You’ve finally made it to the next level of your scholastic journey, or you’re already well on your way. But, how do you survive it with the least amount of drama? This may be a concern floating around in your head while you’ve better things to be concerned about. Why don’t we free up […]

How to Deal With High School Bullies

By Willie Pena • June 29, 2017

Dealing with high school bullies can be a big issue for teens and there are ways it can be dealt with effectively with positive results, which can put an end to bullying whether the confrontations are physical, verbal, social or internet related. High school students who become the targets of bullies need to be equipped […]

Six Study Tips to Ace Your Next ACT

By Willie Pena • June 29, 2017

If you are planning on taking the ACT (American College Testing) for your college entrance, you’ll want to be ready ahead of time rather than going into the testing blind. Knowing the sections of the test and what is expected is important for college admission, and having a jump start is always a good idea […]

Social Media Pitfalls and Problems They Create

By Willie Pena • June 29, 2017

In today’s world, social media is a way of life. Whether it’s Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, or another platform, social media can be used for many wonderful things. Keeping in touch with family and friends, spreading the word about lost pets, or talking with others about life’s struggles all make social media an integral part of […]

Top 5 Things to Get Your Mind Off Your Breakup

By Guest Contributor • June 29, 2017

Have you recently had a breakup? Separating from a loved one can be a very difficult time in your life. You may feel angry, sad, in denial, sick to your stomach or heartbroken. But don’t despair, there are many ways to start feeling better. Here are the top five things you can do to help […]

The Top 5 Most Iconic Sneakers You Can Still Buy Today

By Guest Contributor • June 14, 2017

Sneakers, or trainers, are shoes designed primarily for training and exercising purposes, but evolved to be worn as casual footwear over time. These shoes have a flexible sole and an upper part, both of which are made of either rubber or leather and are comfortable for physical activities such as running or jumping because they […]

What to Practice to Ace Your Driving Test

By Editor • May 31, 2017

Learning how to drive is a milestone in most teenager’s lives. You may also be an adult looking to improve your skills and secure that first license too. To gain any license, you must practice driving on a regular basis. Get to know the skills you’ll need to practice in order to ace that driving […]

3 Untold Challenges of Teen Pregnancy for Girls

By Editor • May 31, 2017

It seems like the media had changed its narrative of teen pregnancy over the past decade. Once portrayed as the ultimate mistake that an adolescent girl could make, teen pregnancy today is borderline glamorized, with reality shows and YouTube channels portraying it as almost no big deal at all. Talking about teen pregnancy is tricky. […]

How to Make Money as a Teenager!

By Guest Contributor • May 31, 2017

So your allowance (if you get one) is not enough and you want to make more money. Don’t we all? While some of you can’t work yet until you hit a certain age, there are still other ways to get some extra cash. There are many money making apps that can give you extra cash online. Read […]

College Hacks Every Student Should Know

By Editor • May 25, 2017

The college experience often consists of living on a very tight budget, staying up late and struggling to make it that 8am class on time. With so many new aspects of adulthood to juggle, it’s important to learn some shortcuts to optimize your day. Whether you’re going to online college, living on campus or studying […]

Homework Tips for Teenagers

By Editor • May 23, 2017

Even though there are very few teens in the world that enjoy doing homework, it still exists, teachers still assign it, and above all, it still needs to be done! It also seems that nowadays high school and college students have more homework than ever before, which makes them overwhelmed, especially when you take in […]

Top Summer Beauty Trends of 2017

By Editor • May 22, 2017

Summer has always been the most exciting time of year when it comes to trying on the new beauty trends for the season. Warm, breezy days and turquoise waters, colorful gardens and lush lawns mean thinner, wispy fabrics to wrap our bodies in. Our makeup and hair can go wild and free for evening parties […]

Meet Alison Fernandez from ‘Logan’ and ‘Once Upon a Time’

By Willie Pena • April 24, 2017

Alison Fernandez is living the dream of any young actress: regular bookings on notable TV shows and landing a role on a big blockbuster film. The 11-year-old is known for playing young Jane on Jane the Virgin and her recurring role on Law & Order: SVU. She also appeared opposite Hugh Jackman in the X-Men […]

Q & A with Natalie K – From Red Carpet Interviewer to Singer-Songwriter

By Willie Pena • April 12, 2017

If you have either walked a red carpet in Los Angeles in the past few years, or reported from one, chances are you have run into Natalie Kalamdaryan. We certainly have on several occasions, so were surprised to discover she has shifted gears from interviewing the likes of Ariana Grande, Zac Efron and Caitlyn (Bruce) […]

Meet Ashleigh Ross – Kids Choice #Famous Award Winner, Model & Dancer

By Editor • April 4, 2017

What can top having more than 500,000 Instagram followers, a burgeoning acting career, plus talent as a singer and dancer? How about winning a prize at Nickelodeon’s Kid Choice Awards in front of millions of viewers? Ashleigh Ross is rising social media star from Australia who recently won the #Famous award at this year’s Nickelodeon […]

5 Ways to Avoid Stress as a Teenager

By Guest Contributor • March 28, 2017

by Gianella Ghiglino They say your teen years are the best years of your life. You are young, carefree, and have all the energy in the world. However, they forget to mention all the stress with school, hormones, crushes, and peer pressure. I, however, will say your teen years are for the most part pretty […]

Joshua Rush from Disney’s Andi Mack – Interview!

By Willie Pena • March 27, 2017

Photo: Amy Pogue Have you caught the buzz surrounding The Disney Channel’s brand new show, Andi Mack? [Spoiler ahead from 1st episode] The show, which stars newcomer Peyton Elizabeth Lee, is about a 13-year-old whose “older sister” Bex returns home with the hope of getting her life together. However, in a crazy plot twist, the […]

Elizabeth Stanton Talks New Series on PopTV “This Just In”

By Willie Pena • March 1, 2017

You might have seen Elizabeth Stanton on her travel show Elizabeth Stanton’s Great Big World where she has traveled from Vietnam to Nicaragua to Russia to explore other cultures, along with a few celebrity friends in tow. Or, you might have seen her co-hosting the Hollywood Christmas Parade with her pal, Teen Beach Movie and […]

How To Get Over A Breakup and a Broken Heart

By Willie Pena • February 14, 2017

Dealing with a breakup and a broken heart is not easy. It’s normal to feel heartbroken and lost, but it’s important to give yourself time to heal. Ever heard of, “no feeling is final?” It’s TRUE. The next few weeks of your life will feel like they’re going by so slowly and every song you […]

Emily Keener Interview – Voice Star Talks Breakfast, Second Breakfast, and More!

By Willie Pena • December 17, 2016

She stunned the judges at her blind audition on the 2016 season of the hit show The Voice, with all four spinning their chairs and Blake Shelton declaring “Your voice, its like nothing I’ve ever heard before. Its just a completely new sound — unbelievable!” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXSpu18OPB0 Since her run on the show, singer-songwriter Emily Keener […]

Cool Last Minute Christmas Gift Ideas PLUS GIVEAWAY!

By Willie Pena • December 15, 2016

Okay procrastinators, you have about 10 days until Christmas and still have no idea what to get your friends, your little brother, or even a teacher? Well, we have put together a few ideas for you. Most are super affordable, with a few premium items thrown in the mix for those who can splurge. To spice […]

Hollywood Walk of Fame Honors Red Carpet with Louis Gossett Jr, Penn & Teller, BC Jean, Gabrielle Ruiz & More

By Willie Pena • October 27, 2016

The Inaugural Hollywood Walk of Fame Honors show airs November 23rd on the CW Network. Correspondent Gianella Ghiglino hit the red carpet to talk to a few of the attendees, including Gabrielle Ruiz, BC Jean, Eddie Money, Penn & Teller, Louis Gossett Jr. and Isaac C. SIngleton Jr. Follow Gianella Ghiglino:https://www.instagram.com/gianellaghiglino/ Follow Teens Wanna Know:Instagram: […]

Tips For Making Better Choices Throughout High School

By Willie Pena • October 26, 2016

Adolescence is a challenging and confusing time of life that often leads to bad decision making. Many factors contribute to this including peer pressure, the need to achieve good grades and added responsibilities. Use these tips to help make better choices as you journey through your high school career in order to achieve greater success […]

Olga Noskova Interview – The Mirror Glaze Cake Wizard!

By Willie Pena • October 25, 2016

Many people are familiar with Olga Noskova’s work by now. She is the pastry artist whose incredible mirror glaze cakes took the internet by storm starting earlier this year. Her creations, which seem other-worldy and impossible to create without the use of CGI, have garnered her worldwide fame and an ever increasing fan base — […]

Terrell Ransom Jr Interview & Challenges (Darwin on Amazing World of Gumball)

By Willie Pena • October 21, 2016

Keira Pena sits with Terrell Ransom Jr who plays Darwin Watterson on The Amazing World of Gumball to talk about his acting, Youtube channel, and new rap single Where You From https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/where-you-from-single/id1139942968 — PLUS the Blindfolded Blackwater Challenge and the Backwards Word Challenge (shoutout to Collins Key for the inspiration https://www.youtube.com/user/CollinsKey) Follow Terrell:Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXyfJnylfvWa06ZG6SZ2LSgInstagram: […]

Anti-Bullying Month Tune: Honey and Jude’s “Weirdos and Freaks”

By Editor • October 1, 2016

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and lots of artists are releasing work to spread the message that bullying is not acceptable, and that to accept yourself for who you are despite other’s opinions or mean words is the most empowering thing you can do. Los Angeles-based pop duo, Honey and Jude, have just released […]

15 Year Old Caroline Romano Sings for National Bullying Prevention Month

By Editor • September 29, 2016

Singer and songwriter Caroline Romano, while just beginning her career, has already performed alongside the likes of Shawn Mendes, Kelsea Ballerina, Frankie Ballard and Daya. Despite her achievements, Caroline is just like any other teenage girl, capable of insecurities and body image worries. This is reflected in her latest song “Inside” from her recently released […]

Low Calorie Teenage Mutant Mint Chip Ice Cream Recipe from GiGi Dubois

By Guest Contributor • September 29, 2016

Now that school is officially back in session… Students are once again faced with confusing chemistry text books, intimidatingly gargantuan novels that have to be read in three days and math equations that make their heads spin. The stress that comes with a new year of trying to earn good grades typically results in students […]

Dear High School Self

By Guest Contributor • September 2, 2016

Dear High School Self, Hello my friend. I see you will be graduating in the spring. You’ve had trials, drama and success the last few years. I know you still aren’t quite sure where you fit or what part you will play in life. Be patient, it will reveal itself along the way. It has […]