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"Get Smurfy" is the title of Sony's first all-CGI Smurfs film, and features a separate cast from its live-action predecessors.

Last month, we posted about Demi Lovato's grateful and encouraging statements as she thanked her fans for supporting her through her recovery. Then we watched her appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, where she was very candid about her struggle with eating disorders and with cutting.

Sometimes, the truth can be the hardest thing to admit - but it's the most important. If you find yourself in an unhealthy situtation, don't be afraid to reach out for help. The people who truly love you will be there for you, no matter what, and they can help out. If you are hurting in any way, reach out to someone you trust and take the first step towards a brighter tomorrow.

If you don't see the video below, click here to watch it on YouTube.

Today’s review comes from Youth Advisory Board member Skyanne, who is not only impressed with Demi Lovato’s singing, but also with the way she handled her personal struggles with her mental health and an eating disorder. Lovato showed courage... Read the rest of this post

Turn off the TV and head outdoors this Saturday for Nickelodeon’s Annual Day of Play (an international event that encourages kids and parents to be active. While technology can positively influence kids, Nickelodeon also wants to promote a healthy... Read the rest of this post

The readergirlz wanted to give a shout out to actress/singer Demi Lovato, who is speaking out about what happened to her and singing her heart out. Here's a quote from an Associated Press (AP) article:

"A year ago today ... I was not in a good place," the 19-year-old said at her concert Saturday night. "I needed help and I want anybody in this audience to know that if you're struggling with one of the issues that I dealt with or a different issue, that you can get help, that you can recover and it's possible if you just tell someone. [...] There are so many beautiful girls in this audience that don't know that they're beautiful, but they just are."

- and from a video to her fans:

"Life is what you make of it. My life began to change again, and I became happier, healthier, and stronger."

You go, Demi.

It’s still way too early to decide the winner in the social network race (but it appears Google+ might be lagging as it’s already losing visitors. In our opinion, the network still has yet to show how it’s better than Facebook)... Read the rest of this post

This isn’t your grandmother’s “Snow White”! (Kristin Stewart is armed to the teeth for an upcoming rendition of the fairy tale, “Snow White & The Huntsmen.” Compare that to Lily Collins’s overly twee... Read the rest of this post

Demi Lovato discusses (her eating disorder and her stint in rehab in a new issue of Seventeen, making her a positive role model for teen girls — most of whom say they feel pressured to be thin. Youth Advisory Board member Camilla Nord recently... Read the rest of this post

Are you Team Steinfeld? Team Lawrence? (Or Team Somebody New? Hailee Steinfeld leads the poll to star in “Hunger Games,” though finding an “unknown” to embody the role of Katniss might be pretty stellar. In other YA news,... Read the rest of this post

This month's Seventeen is Rihanna's first teen magazine cover since the Chris Brown scandal, which undoubtedly made for touchy call on editor in chief Ann Shoket's end of whether to address domestic abuse or gloss over it. In this case, the... Read the rest of this post

Demi Lovato takes a stand against bullying (with a new site and social media campaign aimed at teens. Plus kid site KooDooZ partners with O2 Max to promote family fitness. And from the department of no duh  kids who are too sedentary develop health... Read the rest of this post

Demi Lovato: 'alt-Disney' poster girl (The New York Times, reg. required, profiles the rising Disney star and her slightly offbeat path towards tween stardom. Plus the Disney crossover special "Wizards on Deck With Hannah Montana" scores as the... Read the rest of this post

Move over, Montana (the Los Angeles Times, reg. required, spotlights rising tween star Demi Lovato and her new Disney  show "Sonny With A Chance" Plus, more on Fox's 'Glee' from Variety. I'm still curious but, this blogger's points definitely... Read the rest of this post