teenagers

Wow, this is pretty cool! British teen Hugo Cornellier decided to take a photo of himself every single day starting at 12 years old. He's now 19 and in college, and put all of the pictures together in a time lapse video that's just over a minute and a half long. It's pretty amazing to see how someone's facial features change as they age from a kid to a young man. Check out the video for yourself:

"The Fault in Our Stars"--This one looks good!

High school is an awkward time for most of us. You're trying to find who you are in the world, your place in the social hierarchy, etc. And high school talent shows can be a reflection of that - from awkward karaoke to the "popular kids" doing their thing. And then, this tall, skinny kid walked into the center of the gym while the opening beats to Michael Jackson's classic "Billie J

Ive been searching for the T.T.M. for nearly 5 years now and each year the attacks get worse .... drying off with a hand towel is no fun! Ask Steve Martin ~ Shawn Michaels Does it ever end ? The search for the elusive bath towel! It seems that these days it's harder & harder to actually take a shower and find a fresh towel lol I don't want to point fingers, but it may the "Teenage Towel M

Technology has really changed how we document kids growing up. Many of us have the occasional Polaroid or some printed photos of ourselves as we were growing up, but teenagers these days have come of age with digital cameras everywhere. This parent diligently documented his teenage daughter's development from almost day one and put it all together in to one amazing four minute long video. Watch: R

It blows my mind how much technology has advanced in such a relatively short period of time. It was only one generation ago, when I was a kid, where our "high tech" toys were things like the Speak & Spell. These days, some toddlers' first toys are iPads and smartphones. Are they starting too young though?

A treacherous new drinking game has gone viral on social media sites like YouTube.

I never thought that I would be one of those, "hey, you darn kids! Get off of my lawn!" types of adults. But the further away I get from my own childhood, the less I understand about kids today.

Some New Jersey legislators are worried that so-called "teen nights," where kids can hang out, dance a little and possibly meet that special someone, could be happening in places that employ sexual predators.

This Thursday Night..Your Kids Count:  Can We Talk?  A forum for parents and guardians is happening tomorrow night Thursday, October 24th.