That was definitely my experience. I mean, my brother and I were on a TV show for probably our entire teenage years, and we were also given this strange understanding that we had all this power. … When I was 15 or 16, it went right to my head, and it took a long time for me to get past that. And coupled alongside masculinity as a complex as well, and the arrogance inherent within that, it was easy to get lost within the power trip of it all. This is the first nominee for Rosalie Varda, who worked with filmmakers Agnès Varda and JR onFaces Places I think the best thing about teens growing up today is how connected we are with other teens around the world. The differences in human experiences are a much more understandable thing now, because of social media and the internet in the information age. I’m a firm believer that racism and bigotry of any kind, whether it’s homophobia or xenophobia or anything, is truly the product of a hate borne of unknowing and not being exposed to people who live different lives than you. Social media has the potential to truly reduce and destroy those concepts that pushed us apart — that’s the glory of the teenage experience right now.Riverdale on Instagram. And as we all know – the unfollow is theultimatesign of a breakup.