Tyler Posey—you know Tyler, he's going to be a wolf on this series [he laughs]—well me and the Tylers [Posey and Hoechlin] lived together. The entire first three months of shooting, we all started videotaping ourselves scaring each other. We figured we would have a whole compilation of us scaring each other—we haven't put it together yet— but we have so many videos!Photograph: Gabriel GoldbergTV:That'll have to be a DVD extra.DO:I know, right?TV:We're big Britt Robertson fans here atTeen Vogueso I have to ask about your new filmThe First TimeDO: In this op-ed, April Ma, founder of the Johnson County, Kansas, chapter of Students Demand Action, shares how she and her peers are working to end gun violence. My work here in Kansas City might seem like a small step, but I know I’m doing my part in addressing and fighting against all of this. And I’m not the only one. With the tidal wave of activism we’ve seen since Parkland, groups like Students Demand Action are turning up the pressure to force adults — especially lawmakers — to act. has centered on three super-powered sisters named Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles. Each of the characters has a distinct personality: Bubbles represents a sense of wonderment and childlike curiosity, Blossom serves as the fearless and strong-willed leader, and Buttercup is often portrayed as brave albeit a little brash. Despite their differences, the three have a close bond and their perpetual love and care for one another has always been a hallmark of the series.