Skyler is a 12 year old pickpocket who lives on the streets, the youngest and only sister related to the LA Rouges, her family's gang. While she's left to fend for herself in the streets of downtown Los Angeles, her older brother and the rest of her family are out and about around the world as she stays behind to create a muck around the city of LA. All alone, she lives for the thrill of the chase, living life to the fullest, forever young. So what happens when THE One Direction happen to run into her at one of her hideaway hotel chases and take an interest in her and her life as a street-kid? As she continues to make noise around the city, she starts catching the attention of many other well known celebrities. Can she handle all the drama? Or is it too much for her heavy childish heart? Meanwhile, as Skyler works her way through the days, new interruptions seem to keep popping up out of no-where, what with the gang deciding to show up for a surprise visit and all. Yet, more and more complications appear, making it harder for Skyler to maintain the semi-peaceful life she's built for herself. Who was she kidding- her life was anything but peaceful. Can she make it out through all of this okay, or will she give in to all of the stress, proving that it's all too much for a young 12 year old rebel?

Lana Faith (played by Lycia faith) was put in a foster home at age 2. When she turns sixteen she's adopted. The crazy story of how I , Lana Faith was adopted.

On 4th August 1962 Marilyn Monroe, tragically passed away. But, how and why? Was it suicide, was Marilyn pushed over the edge by the endless sexual abuse she received in her younger life. Or was she murdered by those trying to protect themselves from scandal, mainly 'The Kennedy's' Well from looking through released F.B.I files, reading books, newspapers, prescriptions and biography's; watching a stack of documentaries all offering different theories as to how she dies, I have come to my own conclusion as to what happened on 4th August 1962. I hope it enlightens you and allows you to remember the phenomenal woman she was.