Jim Liebelt

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With more than 900 million users, Facebook remains the most popular online hangout. But some young people are turning their attention elsewhere,...

Noteworthy culture stories in the news.

Memorial Day may have marked the unofficial start of summer, but it also kicked off the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers. Given that texting is...

The American job market is no place for students as the number of employed high schoolers has hit its lowest level in more than 20 years, according...

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

According to the The Nielsen Company, teenagers spend 47 percent of their total TV viewing in their bedrooms versus 48 percent in family rooms.

A new study has found a strong correlation between teenage consumers of online porn and risky sexual behaviors.

YouTube has seen its video uploads grow 50 percent over the last year: Users are now uploading 72 hours of video every minute, compared to 48 hours...

According to a new study, diabetes and pre-diabetes rates are soaring among the nation's teens, jumping from 9 percent of the adolescent population...

Teens are at high risk when participating in car surfing, a thrill-seeking activity in which people ride on the exterior of a vehicle while it's...

Strong families are the key to producing well adjusted and successful youngsters and the welfare state has little or no bearing on how children...

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

Among U.S. adolescents, misuse of prescription painkillers peaks at age 16, earlier than thought, a new large survey analysis reveals.

Watching TV affects what kids eat even when they are not glued to it, according to a new study.

In a new study, researchers have found that disclosing information about oneself on social media activates pleasure sensations in the brain.

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

A new study by AAA finds teens who drive with friends in the car are at significantly greater risk for fatal accidents.