Celebrity Teen Scene Magazine Lands TV Show Featuring Entertainment News "For Teens, By Teens"

LOS ANGELES - April 4, 2013 - PRLog -- Imani Higgins, the 17 year old creator of “Celebrity Teen Scene Magazine” is pleased to announce the launch of the “Celebrity Teen Scene” Television Show. Imani, will Executive Produce the show which will be broadcast via Television and Online. The show will be viewed nationwide through the Punch Television Network which reaches over 38 million homes. The Punch Network can be found in California on Channel 35.6. Please see channel listings at http://go.punchtv.net/ for additional locations. “Celebrity Teen Scene” will also be viewed via http://qubeey.com on the C.T.S Channel which is broadcasted worldwide with an unlimited reach of consumers/viewers.  

By creating “Celebrity Teen Scene”, Imani’s mission is to introduce to the world to the positive side of being a teen. The show will engage teens with fun activities and ideas that can possibly turn into business opportunities.  Each week, the show will highlight a teen or young adult who has followed their dreams of becoming a successful athlete, rapper, singer, dancer or entrepreneur. The show will also interview some of the biggest celebrities in Hollywood such as Tyra Banks, Nick Cannon, LA Lakers, Motocross Champions, Fashion Designers and many others. The list of talent is endless. Celebrities will reflect on their past teenage experiences and what it took to get them where they are today.  

Most recently, “Celebrity Teen Scene”, was invited by Candidate, Eric Garcetti to join the race for Mayor in Los Angeles, CA. Garcetti, called upon “Celebrity Teen Scene” to capture the attention of young voters between the ages of 18-20. “Celebrity Teen Scene” also joined Eric Garcetti in the MLK Parade and will continue to be committed to change by giving teens a political voice in Los Angeles.  

On Friday, April 26, 2013, “Celebrity Teen Scene” will host a private all ages, Celebrity Red Carpet Launch Party to celebrate their new TV Show. The event will take place at Qubeey Studios in Van Nuys, CA and will include Celebrity Guest as well as live entertainment. You may RSVP to attend by sending an email to celebrityteenscene@gmail.com or by calling (323) 363-1919. Red Carpet arrivals begin at 6:00 PM PST, doors open at 7:00 PM PST. Media Credentials are available upon request.

About Celebrity Teen Scene

“Celebrity Teen Scene” is a weekly tabloid television and entertainment news show that is for teens by teens. It is built on what teens want and what they are interested in such as sports, fashion, film, technology, music and more.

“Celebrity Teen Scene” can be compared to Entertainment Tonight, Extra, Teen Summit and 106 & Park, bringing all of the elements of the fabulous lives of teens across America. “Celebrity Teen Scene” will touch on all of Hollywood's hot topics. Also, the show will ask questions teens would like to know. This show is interactive using Twitter, email and Facebook. The show will send reporters out to the teen public to get questions and comments straight from the teen community. The goal is to create a platform where teens can get all the information on topics they want to know about. We are also encouraging teens to become entrepreneurs and to get their education. Each week we will highlight teens that are doing their own business, who have talents, or are just doing well in school.

For additional information about “Celebrity Teen Scene” Magazine or TV, log on to www.celebrityteenscene.com .

About Imani Higgins

Imani is a Los Angeles, CA teenager who attends Fairfax High School. After being a consumer of teen magazines, Imani noticed the need for a magazine teen’s would enjoy that included some of their favorite Hip Hop, Rock, Country, Pop or Latin artist. Most magazines only focus on the most popular teens or one genre of music but never a mixture. Today, teens live in a time where things are more diverse. “Celebrity Teen Scene” has been created to display that diversity. Imani wanted to create a platform where a teen who likes Jay- Z might want to know about Taylor Swift or for instance, a street boarder might not want to know about the hottest teens in television but in music, sports and fashion as well as regular kids accomplishing major goals. Imani, feels it would be a great idea to receive questions directly from teens all over the country. After all, she is a teen who feels all teens have a voice that needs to be heard.