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  • Taylor’s Legacy: Writer Melissa Cronin-Brown shares why the Swift Eras Tour is truly epic.

    You would have to be living under a rock to not know the impact Taylor Swift has been making in the entertainment industry lately. From The Eras tour, AMC concert movie, taking home nine 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, to the re-recordings of her previous albums, there seems to be no slowing down for Ms. Swift. The tour has grossed over one billion dollars, and her earnings alone from it have been a whopping 300 million dollars. Her influence over the world is shown in more ways than one and is a phenomenon that only increases since we’re glued to her every move. 

  • Rising pop singer-songwriter Maisy Kay has released a new single

    Maisy Kay’s a talented artist originally from the English countryside. Since relocating to Los Angeles, she’s made a prominent impact on the music scene.

    Known for her fusion of dance and pop music, she gained widespread recognition with her 2020 single "The Storm," which amassed over 20 million Spotify streams. Maisy Kay has also collaborated with music industry stars Timbaland, Tiësto, Rodney "Darkchild" Jenkins, and Lukas "LULOU" Loules.

  • Blast From the Past: Fashion Repeats Itself

    Out with the old and in with the new, but what if the new is actually old? History has a way of repeating itself, especially in the fashion industry. Fashion experts use the 20-year rule to predict when trends will reappear next. Currently, the early 2000s style, also known as Y2K, has made an explosive return. Although the decade consisted of gaudy and ostentatious trends, the fun and carefree style has been readopted by Gen Z. The return of Y2K first came back last year on TikTok and has now returned to runways as well. All things considered, different styles lead back to a particular era that made them popular. 

    By Sophie Bogen

  • Catch Up With Superstar Skai Jackson

    When putting together a bio for Skai Jackson, we realized instead of listing everything the starlet has done—it’s best to ask, what hasn’t the young actress and activist done? You probably know Skai from the beloved Disney series Bunk’d, or from her motivational Instagram posts, or her reign as a contestant on Season 29 of Dancing With the Stars. She’s also modeled for Old Navy, appeared in the film Marvel Rising: Initiation and authored the memoir Reach for the Skai: How to Inspire, Empower, and Clapback. Basically, it’s no secret that Skai Jackson likes to keep busy!

    By Rachel Sokol 

  • An Influencer Opens Up: The Dark Side of Instagram Modeling

    Being in the modeling and acting world can be tough. As an advocate for body positivity, I quickly found myself becoming a sensation in the modeling world thanks to my positive attitude and confidence on social media -- but it wasn’t always easy. 

    By Emma Kotos

  • One Singing Sensation

    Bohyung Kim makes her Broadway debut this winter in the Broadway musical KPOP about the lives of Korean pop-music stars.

    By Rachel Sokol

  • Margo Parker recently starred in two hit Lifetime movies—and this is only the beginning.

    California native Margo Parker was recently featured in two popular Lifetime movies: Deadly Girls Night Out and If These Walls Could Talk.  She chats with American Teen about being yourself, confidence, and “the biz.”

  • Sister, Sister: Twins Chiara and Bianca D’Ambrosio on teenage life, acting, and the importance of confidence

    California natives Bianca and Chiara D’Ambrosio are sixteen-year-old-twins and successful actors. They’ve been gracing screens since they were young, sometimes together and sometimes separately. They’ve even been nominated for Emmy awards! Bianca will soon be featured in the Sundance film Call Jane, while Chiara recently wrapped up filming Bandit, an action thriller. Both sisters recently starred in the Sci Fi film I Am Mortal and the horror flicks Slapface and Witchboard. We were excited to chat with them for this issue!

  • Showtime, Sydney

    General Hospital actor, student, and professional dancer Sydney Mikayla shares her passion projects and how to multi-task.

    By Rachel Sokol

  • Kelsi's Corner

    TikTok star Kelsi Davies is known for her paranormal content, choreography, and performance skits that have all gone viral online. Born in Denver, Colorado and raised in Mission Viejo, California, Kelsi’s also a psychic medium with a popular YouTube channel where she gives viewers glances of her everyday life. A proud member of the LGBTQ+ community (she identifies as pansexual), as well as a singer, in this interview, Kelsi dishes about her new single and how her content encourages and inspires. 

  • Jacob Hopkins On, “The Goldbergs,” career advice, and more.

    Here we jump into Hopkins' future priojects and his advice for teens during the pandemic while discussing his background in acting!

  • Saved by the Bell’s: Haskiri Velasquez

    On her acting journey, future goals, and the magic of manifestations by Rachel Soko. 

  • We Chat With… Olympic Snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis

    Interview by Laurie Mega

    The winningest snowboarder in history, Lindsey Jacobellisis a 31-time World Cup gold medalist, 10-time X Games gold medalist, and 6-time world champion. She is a 4-time Olympian, who won the silver in 2006. She’s also the founder and host of the Nissan Supergirl Snow Pro, a women-only snowboarding competition that features both pros and amateurs in Big Air and Snowboard Cross competitions.

    We caught up with Lindsey just a few days after her win at Supergirl, and just before she finished packing for Europe to finish her World Cup tour. She chatted about Supergirl, what drew her to snowboarding, and the importance of mentorship, especially for young women in her sport.

  • Movie Review

    We Watched It: HOOKING UP
    by Valerie Mulder

    Despite the somewhat cheesy impression Hooking Up’s poster and tagline might give off, you’ll find that it is not your standard rom-com.

  • Ain't Too Proud's Jelani Remy

    Jelani Remy recently played Eddie Kendricks in the Tony-winning Broadway production of Ain’t Too Proud.

    Broadway’s Ain’t too Proud is a show anyone of any age would enjoy. When we saw it in February 2020, we noticed people of all ages sitting in the audience, which just goes to show you even teens will have a blast at the show. 

  • The Show Must Go On

    Celia Rose Gooding, star of Broadway’s Jagged Little Pill, on her journey from page to stage and why teens can relate to the musical’s deep subject matter.
    By Rachel Sokol

  • All That’s Ryan Alessi

    A cast member of the iconic 1990s Nickelodeon reboot, Ryan Alessi is a Chicago-bred and L.A.- based actor who cut his teeth as a part of the Windy City’s famous Second City comedy troupe. We chatted with him to find out what growing up was like, his charity work, and of course what it’s like on the set of the hit show.

    By Rachel Jacoby Zoldan

  • On Stage With... Oklahoma’s Rebecca Naomi Jones

    The Broadway veteran talks about her role as Laurey in the hottest ticket in town.

    By Rachel Sokol

  • DAAN’s DESTINY

    Teenager Daan Creyghton stars as Sal in the hit Nickelodeon show, Hunter Street, which has currently aired for 3 seasons. Although he resides outside of America, we couldn’t resist featuring this talented actor in this issue, and he graces our cover, too. Daan dished on everything from the show, to life overseas, to juggling academics with acting.

  • Meet The Last OG’s Taylor Mosby

    With a slew of different film and TV projects in the works right now, the 16-year-old actress talks career ambitions, what it’s like having Tiffany Haddish as her mother, plus the one beauty product she’s recently fallen for.

    By Rachel Jacoby Zoldan

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