Once she is released in 2018, she still has two years of state supervision through probation. Discussing why the state offered the plea deal, juvenile prosecutor Stanley Elkins said in court that “there is something wrong with this child” — but Bresha’s advocates argue that there is something wrong with a court system and society that would criminalize a child for self-defense. of the weekend, there's good news for those of us who weren't able to make the trip out West. We may have missedAriana Grande'ssurprise reunion of *NSYNC trekked out to Montauk, New York, with some special guests in tow: thirteen kids from the Fresh Air Fund, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan that sends inner-city children to summer camp and getaways with host families. They couldn't wait to spend a day dancing with one of their biggest idols. And as a lasting memento? Zac gave personal autographs to each of them!HIS FAVORITE THINGSThe actor loves the movie21 that she’s really in touch with her fans, and that she knows what they like. “I want to come up with as many ways that we can spend time together and bond because it keeps me normal,” Tay said. “It keeps my life feeling manageable.” It's safe to say that the feeling is entirely mutual.Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Taylor Swift'sCatsRole Is Literally Purrrfect for HerTo say that fans have a lot feelings aboutAriana Grande's new album,Sweetener