Condé Nast is launching a digital platform for the LGBTQ community and its allies. Headed up by Phillip Picardi, who was part of the successfulTeen Voguerebrand, Them is publishing giant's acknowledgment that, for young people, it's imperative to be inclusive.

Teens watching teens online has become the norm. YouTube plays host to a range of stars whose authenticity has earned them celebrity status to trump even Hollywood stars, in the eyes of Gen Z. But none were prepared for the intimacy of an upload from US duo the Rhodes Bros in early 2015.

Changing the world for good can be a challenge at any age, but a group of 8- to 12-year-old girls from California aren’t letting their youth stand in the way of achieving social equality. Who are the Radical Monarchs and how are they changing what it means to be an activist?

‘I’m 16 and have never been kissed – will I end up a cat lady?’ This is just one of the questions Rookie magazine readers have posed via the site’s ‘Ask a Grown’ feature. Answers are provided by sports stars, actors and other high profile individuals, but do Gen Zers want to take advice from celebs?