fromThe New Yorker9 years agoMy Favorite FireworksThis article showcases a collection of unconventional, humorous, and eccentric fireworks designs that satirize societal themes and teenage culture.
SF parentsfromTODAY.com1 month agoWhat Does 'FAFO' Mean, and Where Did It Come From?The acronym 'FAFO' means 'F--- around and find out,' cautioning against risky behavior or serving as a reminder of consequences.
Upper West SidefromThe New Yorker2 months agoMichael Schulman on Lillian Ross's "The Shit-Kickers of Madison Avenue"Lillian Ross captured teen culture and dynamics in her influential piece "The Shit-Kickers of Madison Avenue" for The New Yorker.
NYC parentsfromBoston.com3 months agoNeedham students go viral with 'rejection cake' after college admissions resultsA group of teens coped with college rejection by creating and sharing a humorous 'rejection cake' on TikTok, which went viral.
fromAdweek3 months agoReinventing Retail for Gen Z: Stacy Doren's Vision for JourneysJourneys is evolving to reach a broader teen market while maintaining its cultural relevance and focusing on female consumers.
fromSlate Magazine4 months agoMy Daughter's Dying to Be PopularJamilah and Zak discuss the challenges of children wanting to fit in with peers and how a listenerâs daughter seeks popularity despite not aligning with those kids.Parenting
fromNew York Post4 months agoThis tiny $10 hand sanitizer is the latest status trend for teens: 'We constantly rate and trade the different scents'Hand sanitizer, specifically Touchland, has become the latest status symbol among teens, replacing previous trends like the Stanley tumbler.
Social media marketingfromNew York Post5 months agoSick Snapchat rumors may ruin a co-ed's life - and it proves, we're all stuck in middle schoolSocial media gossip can severely impact real lives, as seen in the case of Mary Kate Cornett and Evan Solis.