Raven Goodwin, plays Tangie Cunningham on the hit Nickelodeon show, Just Jordan.

Wondering who’s so funny? Well question no more, Raven Goodwin from Nickelodeon’s “Just Jordan” definitely makes you crack your side in every episode! Raven, 15, plays the character, Tangie Cunningham, who’s very outspoken and places her opinion on everything in a comedic way.

Goodwin was born in Washington D.C. She began her acting career when she was only four. Can you say talented? Most four-year-olds are usually finishing up potty training. It’s obvious that Ms. Goodwin was way ahead of the other toddlers.

This amazingly talented child actress has been in several critically acclaimed independent films. Some include the film Lovely and Amazing; she played the role of Anne. She also appeared in the film titled Station Agent, where she played the role of Cleo. The young star has even been nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Best Debut Performance. Read more »

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What electronics and games are hot this holiday season? Well, GTM has the inside scoop! From the phones to the game systems, the games to the movies, GTM knows everything! The first thing that every teen is going to have on their holiday wish list is the iPhone. Yes, it’s a little pricey, but the price is always cheaper during the holidays. Plus, who wouldn’t want a computer, contact list, games, videos, live television, email, camera, internet, and an iPod all put into one? Read more »

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Tyler James Williams portrays young Chris Rock on the CW sitcom,

Everybody may hate Chris, but the world has fallen in love with 15-year-old acting and comedic sensation, Tyler James Williams.

“Everybody Hates Chris”, narrated by, and loosely based on the life and experiences of comedian/actor Chris Rock, is about a teen that is uprooted to a new neighborhood and made to attend a predominantly white middle school by his strict, hard-working parents. Chris, played by Williams, scuffles with finding his place in early ’80s Brooklyn, while keeping his two younger siblings in line at home and conquering outrageous ordeals in junior high. Nonetheless, his innocence somehow manages to bring laughter and a comedic edge to everyday trials and tribulations, as reported by aol.com. Read more »

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