Parents need to know that this magazine-type show -- which covers the latest trends in beauty, fashion, and entertainment -- is likely to leave teens anxious to get their hands on the featured clothes, games, gear, and more. The series heavily promotes some items (including video games like Halo 3). Aside from the commercialism, most of the content is on the mild side, though there is some sexual innuendo. Some will go over young viewers' heads, while other products and/or services are more suggestive (trendy chastity belts, for example).
Positive messages:The series focuses on the latest international trends in fashion, beauty, technology, and entertainment, glamorizing all of the above. People of various racial and ethnic backgrounds featured.
Violence:Some of the featured video games are violent, but no actual violence is shown.
Sex:Some segments cover suggestive products (fashionable chastity belts, for example) or issues/topics related to sex (virginity as a trend).
Consumerism:Products (video games, clothes, and more) and services are discussed and promoted. Celebrities like Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, and Julia Roberts are visible in various segments. The series also actively promotes corporate sponsors that are connected to the creation, promotion, or distribution of a product or service, like Wal-Mart.