Total Girl Magazine (June 2019)

These legends are
taking girl power BIG
to new heights! Leaps















Meagan Ethell


Sport: Wakeboarding
Country: USA
Age: 22
Age she started
wakeboarding: Eight
Motivation: Seeing other riders
who push themselves in technique
and creativity.
Achievements: Meagan is a four-time

World Champion, a five-time Masters

Champion, and a five-time Wake Awards
Best Female Rider winner.
Cool quote: “Success comes in cans,
not can’ts.”
In this picture: Meagan is training
on her home lake in Orlando, Florida.
She’s not known as wakeboarding’s
next leading lady for nothing – practise
makes perfect!


Ashley Fiolek

Sport: Motocross
Country: USA
Age: 28
Age she started
motocross: Seven
Breaking ground: Ashley was
the first ever deaf professional

motocross racer.
Achievements: She’s a four-time
AMA Motocross Champion and two-
time X Games gold medallist. WORDS LOUISE MEERS PHOTOGRAPHY RED BULL CONTENT POOL
Girl power: Ashley wants to
improve conditions for women
around the world competing in
motocross. She also started her “No “ne ca” m•ke
own riding school to help kids gain you fe–l infer—o˜

confidence in the sport. withou™ y“šr

In this picture: Ashley shows off c“nse”t.” – Eleanor
her next level skills on a motocross Ro“sev–lt
track in St. Augustine, Florida!
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Dance with The Next Step










Learn B iar’s danc “I like to s art
WARM UP


with cardio, and
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n’t forget o
stre ch!”



























1. Pop your hip to the left and 2. Pop your hip to the right 3. Cross your right foot
throw your hands in the air, and throw your hands to the over and then extend your
like a dab. other side. arms out.


































4. Bring your right hand to 5. In one smooth movement 6. Step out, pop your hip to
your left arm, grabbing the bring your right knee up the right, and finish with your

left elbow. and both hands down to hands up (power pose!).
your hips.
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The Next Step tour f…om Se‚t­mber BIG
Catch
The N­xt S€e‚
– Absolute Danc­


19 to Oc€ˆ‰er 8. VisŒt
livenatioŽ.cˆm‘au
for mˆ…e info!
The Next Step crew are coming to Oz! Briar Nolet, who Leaps
plays Richelle in the hit dance series, spills her best dance tips.



Hi Briar! Tell us about The And your best advice for
Next Step on tour. settling nerves?
I am so excited. We’ll be bringing I always get so nervous. The
a lot of dancing and real-life biggest thing is to not be so
story telling – bringing story focused on the competition. I
lines from previous seasons enjoy myself. I do this because
of the show on stage. There’ll I love it. Keep your energy up by
be stand-up dances, so the running through your routine a
audience can dance along too few hours beforehand and in
and interact with Q&As. It’s all the last 15 minutes, drink
about getting them involved. plenty of water, stretch and
warm your muscles.
How do you prepare for such
a big show? What are your top tips for
I try to train all year round. I acing a dance audition?
dance, eat healthy and get a 1. You normally don’t know the
good sleep. We love to explore choreography until the day. So
the cities we visit but to be when they teach you the dance,
ready for a performance, it take a few deep breaths and
involves resting and lots of learn the routine – you’re not too
rehearsals to make sure the focused on impressing them at
show is exactly how we want this stage.
it to be and to bring our 2. Pace yourself, knowing to give
absolute best. all your energy at the end.
3. When it’s time to perform, I
What advice do you have for close my eyes, bring my heart
TGs who are new to dance rate down and go in feeling

and performing? confident – the best you can be!
The night before a big

performance, get a big meal in What advice would you offer
you (a good dinner) and a good TGs interested in pursuing a
sleep so that you’re rested dance career?
and ready. The morning of, I’ll Being self-motivated is really
have a light snack before the important. Take extra classes if
dance, maybe fruit or a protein you can, work on your flexibility

bar. Get to where you need or if you want to work on tricks,
to be a couple of hours early, go to a gymnastics class. Be
warm up early, keeping your balanced in each area of dance.
muscles warm. Make sure you’re The wider style [of dance] you

confident in your performance, have, the more opportunities
get out there and do your thing! you’ll have. Be as genre open
as possible!
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PL QUIDDITCH!













It’s an IRL sport!


When did you start playing Quidditch?
I heard about it in high school through word-of-mouth. I
thought it sounded a bit weird and dorky, but also like a lot
of fun. When I went to uni, I knew my 12-year-old self would
never forgive me if I didn’t at least try it out. I was really
nervous when I turned up because I had never really played
sport before, but everyone was so friendly that I ended
up sticking around. Since then, I’ve fallen in love with the
sport more and more. Now I can’t imagine not playing it.

Why did you choose the position of a Chaser? McConnell is
Ava
I originally picked it because it was what Ginny Weasley President of the
played, but I’ve grown to love it. It’s so fast-paced, with a University of Sydney
lot of strategy behind every play. It’s also just a lot of fun Quidditch Club and
to be the one scoring goals! a Chaser for the
Unspeakables!

What are some major differences between the
sport and what you see in the movies?
Aside from the flying, the biggest difference is the
Snitch. Instead of a golden metal ball that zips through
the air, we have a person with a tag stuck with velcro
to the back of their shorts. The Seeker’s job is to pull
the tag off, which ends the game and awards their
team 30 points.


The Beaters don’t have bats – mostly because that
would probably be too dangerous – but the players can
all tackle each other, which makes for a pretty intense
What sports would you game, and nothing like most sports.
compare Quidditch to?
Chasing and keeping are like The gender rule is also a pretty major difference,
basketball mixed with rugby, or because not many sports are completely mixed gender.
maybe European handball – it’s It requires that each team have a maximum of four
fast-paced, with a lot of running players of the same gender.
and passing. Beating is just like
dodgeball, and we actually use
dodgeballs as Bludgers. There’s
nothing similar to Snitching – the
closest is probably wrestling,
as the two seekers have to
manoeuvre their way around
each other and the Snitch to
catch the Snitch tag.


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I PLAY QUIDDITCH! BIG
















What are some basic skills Leaps
needed to play?
Honestly, you don’t need to come
in with any skills! They teach to a
whole range of skill levels, so I went
in not being able to throw or catch
a ball, while other people come in
with state-level sport experience. It’s
really easy to pick up, though, and
new players improve very fast. The
only thing you need is a willingness
to try new things and make a bit of a
fool of yourself in the process.




















What kind of training is involved?
We teach new recruits basic skills at the beginning of
the year: throwing, catching, and running with a broom
is hard because it’s so different to what we’re used to.
After that we move to more tactical things – specific
plays or moves that teams can do on offence or
defence – as well as fine-tuning our skills at
different positions.





Lastly, but most importantly, which Harry Potter movie and book are
your faves?

My favourite movie has to be the first one, because it’s where it all started. As
a kid, I wanted nothing more than to go to Hogwarts, and watching that movie
made it feel so real. I love all of the books, but my favourite is The Goblet of Fire.
I just read it so many times as a kid, and know it pretty much back-to-front. It’s
exciting, there’s a bit of romance and a lot of adventure – without being as serious
as the later books.


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DANCING FOR






MY IDOLS








TG Zara danced for our cover stars, the Ziegler
girls – and got the best advice ever.




I look up to Maddie and Mackenzie; they’ve
accomplished so much at such young ages – that’s
admirable. Maddie tells a story with the way she
dances; her dancing is very emotional. I like Kenzie,
I like her style of dancing – hip-hop, which is what I do.

I saw them at The Roundhouse with lots of other girls
last year when they toured. They give a lot of tips: they
always say to keep on pushing – it’s not going to be easy
at the start. A lot of people give up if they don’t know
the dance at the start, but you just keep on pushing.
Another tip is, [dancing is] going to feel uncomfortable
but it’s going to look good. Another is to believe in
yourself and not give up.

It was weird seeing them in person! I was a bit
starstruck when I met them as well! Since I look up to
them, dancing with them and next to them was very
unreal. They’re very beautiful; they look the same as
they do on TV.


They danced with the choreographer and then we
danced and they came in through the crowd and did a
dance with us. And then they picked some elite dancers
to go up with them. I didn’t go up, I was not as good as
them! Those other girls were doing fl ips!


While we were dancing, they would come through the
crowd and stop and critique or give positive advice to
as many girls as possible. Mackenzie came up to me
and said I needed to be a bit more loose and that my
dancing was really good. That made me really happy for
the rest of the day. I was dancing hip-hop and jazz – it
wasn’t out of my comfort zone, but still challenged me.
“The most I want to learn all styles of dance and be really great
impŒrtanŽ thre‘ at them. So not necessarily be on stage, but showing
words you can people dancing and encouraging people to dance more.
say to ’Œurself: To other girls, I want to say what my dance teacher
Yes I can!” always says: just act like no one’s watching you!
– Denis Wa–tley
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ynmic u BIG







Dancers, acrobats, YouTubers and all-round talented
gals from Western Australia, we chat to the Rybka twins! Leaps


Hey Sam and Teagan! How did you get into acro
and dance?
We started acro when we were three and dancing
when we were five. Our mum did dancing and acro
when she was growing up and hoped we would love it
just as much as she did! She eased us in slowly and in
the end, it was us asking if we could do more!



Sam

Teagan










Your YouTube channel is filled with so many hilar
challenges! Which one is your fave so far?
Probably the 3am challenge because it was so much fun!
We slept at our dance studio on a tumble track, like a
massive inflatable mattress, ate lots of junk food and
Which twin is most
literally did acro at 3am with some of our friends! Fast round
likely to…
Steal the other
sister’s clothes?
We see you’re huge Katy Perry fans! What do
you love most about K-Pez? Teagan.
Have a messy
We love her music but we also love how hard working, room? Teagan.
passionate and fun Katy Perry comes across as! She Win a rap battle?
seems so grounded and down to earth. We’d love to Sam.
meet her some day! We were lucky enough to grab a Sleep through an
quick selfie with her when she did a meet and greet earthquake? Teagan.
here in Perth. We’d also love to meet Ellen DeGeneres
PHOTOGRAPHY INSTRAGRAM.COM/TEAGAN_RYBKA
because she loves to make people happy and
Jennifer Lopez because she’s so talented!



Improve your flexibilty with Sam & Teagan’s tips:
Don’t expect results over night, stretch every day regularly but in
short bursts.
It doesn’t matter if it takes you longer than others, as long as you
get there in the end. Don’t compare your progress to anyone else’s.
Stick with it. When you see the improvement and feel the
diff erence, it’s the best feeling in the world.
Set goals and smash them! Sam and Teagan share their fave yoga poses.
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1


Riley and Michelle are
characters from which TV 2
show or movie?
A) Dance Moms Which of these is the
B) Dance Academy ballet term for ‘jump’?
C) The Next Step A) Plié
D) A 2nd Chance B) Pirouette
C) Glissade
D) Sauté


3

ow many basic foot
positions are there
in ballet?
A) 3
B) 5
C) 10
D) 17






























4

ho is the dancer in
Fo†us ‡n your Sia’s music videos?
own g‡als ‰nd A) Chloe Lukasiak
achiev‹ments. B) Maddie Ziegler
You d‡ you! C) Kenzie Ziegler
D) Ruby Rose Turner

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Do you know your pirouette from your plié? Your BIG
fl oss from your worm? Take the quiz and find out!
Leaps
6

What is the traditional
dance of Hawaii?
A) The cha-cha
5 B) The haka

hich dance style C) The hula
D) The tango
was made popular in
the 1960s?
A) The hand jive
B) The Macarena
C) The Nutbush
D) The twist



7


What style of dance is
typically performed in
beats of three? 9
A) Waltz 8
B) Jazz Which viral dance move
C) Hip-hop TG fave Misty Copeland stars as a was made famous by the
D) Ballet dancer in which movie? ‘Backpack Kid’?
A) The Greatest Showman A) Flossing
B) A Wrinkle in Time B) Dabbing
C) Mary Poppins C) The worm
D) The Nutcracker and the Four Realms D) The Cha-Cha Slide
Add
up your
score!




0-3 Groove is in 4-6 On pointe 7-9 Dancing queen
not the heart You know a fair bit about Sia is calling and she
So you don’t know much dance and can probs bust wants you to star in her
about dance. That’s OK, some pretty cool moves next music vid. Seems like
maybe another sport is your (the worm, maybe?). Soon someone’s a fan of dance.
jam. Either way, you dance to you’ll be a prima ballerina If there were a third
your own beat and we love it! of dance knowledge! Ziegler sister, you’d be her!





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1) C, 2) D, 3) B, 4) B, 5) D, 6) C, 7) A, 8) D, 9) A.
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“If you’re STYLING ELENI MOUTEVELIS PHOTOGRAPHY MICHELLE TAN
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one p rson tha
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Papier–m ché atb x Double sid­ tap­
Al pur se  ­aler (w­ use Jo S nja se…l­r) PVA glue (w­ use H­lmar c—…f‹ glue)
Rol f adhesiv­ fabric (we us­ Stika‹ex)
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(we us­ 2 packets of Offray —ibŽon)


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2 hours. When dry, la¢ the b x on its  œd­. rim of the lid. Plac­ the ribŽon Œ t  of the ‹ap­
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THRE EASY

SMO THIES


Whichever you choose,
just blend and enjoy!


















PINEAPPLE GREEN WATERMELON
1 cup pineapple 1 cup spinach 1 cup
(canned is fine) watermelon –
1 cup water no seeds
½ banana –
chopped 1 cup mango 1 cup
(canned is fine) strawberries –
1 cup ice
1 cup hulled
½ cup vanilla pineapple ½ cup milk
Greek yoghurt (canned is fine)
½ cup ice
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SNACKS














Ditch the hanger and fuel up with healthier options faster

than you can say ‘time to power up!’.





BLIS BAL S






1 cup rolled oats
½ cup dates – pitted
½ cup natural
peanut butter
¼ cup honey
1 teaspoon choc
protein powder
3/4 cup desiccated
coconut


1 Place all ingredients, except
the coconut, into a food
processor. Process until well
combined. You may need to
add a little water to bring it
to a dough-like consistency.


2 Roll the mixture into small


balls, then roll the balls in
the desiccated coconut.

3 Refrigerate until fi rm.

Then they’re ready
to serve!





Ac‚eƒt praise MIX AND MATCH
and c„mpli…ents With things like sultanas,
graciously and chopped nuts, mini dark
thank the p†rson chocolate chips, fl ax seeds,
who gave th†m. sunfl ower seeds or chia seeds
(about ¼ cup each).
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Dive into the world of Aladdin
by solving this word puzzle!
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72 71 70 69 68
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51 52 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 63
50 53 61
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48 47 46 45 44 43 42 38 37
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1-4: Object where you’ll find Genie the movie Aladdin 57-61: The name of Princess
4-9: Princess Jasmine’s home 36-38: Does Aladdin enter Jasmine’s tiger
9-16: Genie turns Abu into the Cave of Wonders? 61-63: Genie asks Aladdin
this animal 38-43: Princess Jasmine’s dad to set _____ free
16-20: Aladdin steals things, is known as The _____ 63-67: Aladdin and Princess Jasmine
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20-25: ‘_____ Like Me’ is a song a famous Aladdin song a bit of _____…
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the _____ in the rough
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BY ◆ Write your answers into the spiral, following the numbers.

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great s athle s, ful sto . Imagine soaring so hig ab ve oth r c mp ti ors
you’ve actul y got a move nam  f er you?! The Bil s ƒ a move„ nt she
d es in her flo † routine: a d uble ayout wi h a lf-twis and  blind a‰ing.
Doing ‘The Bil s’, Simone jumps roughly d uble h r ight (s e tand 1.42
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PET GAZETTE Because dogs liketo movetoo!





Did some n G ch
say wlks?!


Fun ways to ge active w th your f
ry friend – feat. TG’s Ko a!


Team ho ‡an = 0
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Walkies

As o n as I e my ho man get h lead out, Backyard fun
it’s game on – time for walks! I love m rni g Playing – the yard • esn’t alwys mean
or af erno walks. A 20 to 30 minute s rol is a gme of „etch. T’er a“ so many fu
a gret way to ge your daily ex rcis fix and ways to ge up and ru ni g. My faves?
walking outsid can b ost y ur mo d! Who Kick–ng around a soŒc r bal, hid -an•-
d esn’t love a bit of „resh air nd su ? se k, a gme of chase, tug of war ›ith my

new toy r £e – g t creativ !


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Hit the beach


A day t he b ach is my fave thing –
sum‡er. With waves to chase nd s • to
run o , it’s a erious w rkout, LO™! Now tha
Pooch camp I’m a c nfid t swim‡er, I love spla hing

Someti‡ s, w set up a DIY ab ut in shalow ›ater. CheŒk if the b ach
o‹stacle Œ urse in the backyrd. is p t friendly and lways hve an dult
My ho man  d I c mplet h sup rvis–ng you.
chaleng to‘ her, it’s hilar! We
weav throug’ marke“ c nes,
jump over b xes and crawl throug’ If you have  n w pu£py, ¨ou might
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of water close by.
d ubt, ask your l Œa vet for advic .
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13 May 2019




About me:
I’m Jessie, TG’s very own
blogger. I like telling you guys
about my fam and friends,
my dog Cotton and kitten
Chloe. If you want to be
friends, get in touch at
totalgirl@nextmedia.
com.au.

Blog follower
of the month:









Hey TGs!
The other day, I took Cotton and
Chloe in for a check up at the
vet. Our usual vet, Dr Preeti, is
really nice and she said I could
come by another arvo during
my year of work experience.
So I did!
TGREADERARWEN
Dr Preeti lent me some scrubs Hi Jessie,
to wear so I looked the part. I am Arwen and I am 12. I love
They were a bit too big. Our first singing, dancing and drawing!
patient was a big Persian cat. I wonder, what are you gonna
She wasn’t just fluffy, she was do next? I’d love to join you!
heavy. She had eaten too much human food (she shouldn’t have eaten any From Arwen
human food at all) and had become a bit too chubby.
Dr Preeti weighed the cat on some scales – six kilograms! So the vet had a To become Blog Follower of
really polite chat with the cat’s owner about special diet food. Poor kitty. the Month, send Jessie a
I felt bad for her. brief comment and a bright,
Other patients came in for stuff like vaccinations and toenail clipping. I clear pic of yourself to the
learnt a lot just by watching all afternoon. I love animals so much. addy on this page. You might
get cartoonised! OMTG!
See you next time!
Jessie :)
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until Œhe Šnd of the
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month. Take it Šasy
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Stand your g›ound
and ge tly remind
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them Šveryone ca 
time Œo leavŠ your
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An av¥lanche of
Solving pro¡lems i¢ have ¥ say, OK?
Capric n De˜ 2µ – Jan 20 you’ve got ne yu headŠ¨ your way.
homewrk is
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God news – your
siblžng or BF® wil
out. Reach out Œ
bŠ a¡le to help you
your fave ¥dult for
a fresh take on it.
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LitŒle Mis¢ Po¦ular. get Œhrougš it al.
Ye¦. thaŒ’s you!
like al thaŒ š¥rd
Aquari s Jan 21 – Fe¡ 19 Your ¦inž  and work yu’re ding

isn’t paying off, but
cmpany is žn hžgš
dn’t freŒ. Your
dŠman¨ ¥ d you’re
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take you s©pŠr fa›.
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say it’s not fr you.
way ¥nd you’l bŠ
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Try ag¥in ¥ d
Soak it up and
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seizŠ thŠ day!
cli˜k. You gt Œhis!
your f›iend at Œhe
nervous abut an
up˜oming tesŒ.
mo·ent. Take timŠ
Aries March 21 – April 20 Te˜hnolgy isn’t You’re fŠeling
Have cnfidŠ ce i 
out from screŠns

your skil¢ and t¥ke
and get crŠative
some dŠe¦ brŠaths
with some pŠn a d
pa¦Šr, o› paint.
CreativžŒy žs °our
Now’s a gre¥t Œime to sŒay c¥lm.
to inŒro¨ucŠ a new
strengŒh so bring žt
Taur s April 21 – May 21 fam ¥ctivžŒy, like into evŠrything you
d, including thaŒ
bard g¥me night!
maths or ¢cien˜Š
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togeŒhŠr afŒer a
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Kin hings, c p ps the god you
bring to ­he
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Tiny da c rs

She’s a Disney …tarle­, UNICE• ambs…adr nd supŠorte† of wmen’s
rights. Now, Sfia Crson ca‹ d— the Los Angelƒs Bal et ­o ­he growing
list of cause… shƒ cares but. Sofia ws re›ƒntly awrdƒ— the Los
Angelƒs Bal et Ambas…dr Awa†d throug‰ her supŠort f ­he c‰arity’s
arts e—ucation utreach prog†am – nd it’s ­he swƒetes­ thing evƒr!
“They tƒach girls o† bys who t‰erwisƒ ¡ouldn’t bƒ a¢le to ­ake dncƒ
clas…, they literal y give a chn›ƒ to dancƒ… Dancƒ for me change— my
life,” she …aid. Aw¡w!




Camil for a c use
Spƒaking of ambs…adr…, Camil Cabƒl o is the nƒwest ambs…adr
for Save thƒ C‰ildren, a chrity ­hat supŠorts children i‹ dƒveloŠing
cuntries and providƒs reliƒf „n times of cris„…, l„ke naturl disa…ter….
“I feƒl so pa…sionately abut i­,” wrote Camil, who takes hƒr new
role vƒry sƒ†iously. “Having a si…ter ­ƒn years younger than me I
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meƒt.” So many feƒls ❤






L ss ns m i Zi g

A good sport: she may be competitive, but Maddie’s tota
OK with not getting first place. Instead, she’s happy for th
winner. “It makes you work harder the next time and grow
from your mistakes. It makes you a better person.”

Don’t give up: even if you’re not good at something at
first, says Maddie. “Dancing didn’t come naturally to me,
and I had to work really hard. Someday you will look back
and never believe how far you’ve come.”



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coming Charlie’s Angel. Here’s what
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Upcoming roast chicken
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