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“Never give up on something you love,” once said US pop singer Ariana Grande. The above statement has gone viral with many teens on “Snapchat it” as a hashtag. Well we say yes to that but keep in mind that you should practise what you preach. If you love sport or art, don’t give up on whatever you are doing but make sure to strive for the best.By the way our favourite social chat, Snapchat has updated letting you swap faces with any photo on your phone.

In the past, the App’s popular face-swapping function could only be applied to images and videos taken via its camera, meaning you had to convince a friend to pose for a photo.

Not anymore!

Now you can face-swap with absolutely any image you desire.

Here are quick tips on SC: Open Snapchat and start by switching to the front-facing camera in order to focus on that beautiful mug of yours.

Next hold the focus on your face to bring up the selfie lens options, and then swipe along until you reach the new face-swap from camera option.

Tap the capture button and you will see your camera roll images appear above it, which you can scroll through to pick your desired pic to swap faces with.

Now you can swap faces with any image on your phone, including screen shots, images of others, and even pics you’ve created using other drawing Apps. Let the insanity begin.

Win a movie ticket courtesy Ster Kinekor Theatres by sending us your weekend Snapchat.

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Girls we know you love flowers and there is now an icon of headgear flower which you can add to your filtered picture.

In teenville news, Azealia Banks managed to upset a lot of people this week when she criticised Zayn Malik, child star Skai Jackson and English people.

After Skai commented: “Azealia Banks needs to simmer down a little”, the rapper fired off a tirade against the teenager.

Among the many offensive comments included a prediction she would end up a washed-up child star “depressed and addicted to drugs”.

However, after a massive outcry on social media, Azealia has deleted most of her tweets, what a twit!

We reported earlier this month that Brooklyn Beckham is slowly becoming the next hunk in Disneyland and CLS wasn’t wrong with the latest news being that he is now favoured by Chloë Grace Moretz’s “super protective” four older brothers.

According to dailymail.co.uk, the four brothers are liking Chloe’s new boyfriend Brooklyn.

Chloe and Brooklyn

The 19-year-old actress during an appearance on ”The Late Late Show” last Wednesday told host James Corden that her older siblings — Brandon, Trevor, Colin and Ethan were “very macho men” who screened her suitors.

“They like him now”, Chloe said of 17-year-old Brooklyn.

The “Kick-Ass” star earlier this week during an appearance on “Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live” confirmed that she and Brooklyn were in a relationship.

“Now that I have a boyfriend . . . ” Chloe said.

Chloe said she caught Brooklyn recently while they were out together texting one of her brothers.

She admitted that she had no idea what they were texting about.

Chloe has been making the rounds promoting her upcoming comedy “Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising” which is our movie trailer of the week.

The sequel also stars Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron and Dave Franco and features Selena Gomez and Kelsey Grammer.

Unfortunately the movie is to be released on May 20, but the trailer shows that the movie is going to be a big hit teenage flick considering that teens’ favourite stars who include Selena Gomez and Zac Efron are appearing.

On to the couch potato there is fun and talented kids on DStv as “Little Big Shots” was premièred last night on M-Net 1: Fun and talented kids on M-Net 101.

This new variety series is executive produced by two of the biggest names in comedy: talk-show queen Ellen DeGeneres and funnyman Steve Harvey.

Quick summary: “Little Big Shots” is a nine-part comedic family-friendly series which will air Monday to Friday.

The show is hosted by Steve Harvey, the multi-talented entertainer, best-selling author and popular television host whose good synergy and dynamic personality brings out the best interviews and performances from the talented young musicians, singers, dancers and more.

“Little Big Shots” is not a competition, but a funny, feel-good show which celebrates the uniqueness of children in the USA.

Yesterday we saw four-year-old basketball phenomenon, a five-year-old mini Bruce Lee and an incredible singing duo, as well as an enthusiastic spelling bee champ and a sassy dancer who became an internet sensation taking centre stage on the show.