's Matthew Morrison. He's helped along the way by, you know, tiny foosball players who come to life. You might recognize some other voices, too:Bella Thorne I would really like to, but it’s just one of those things where I don’t really know how to pursue it really other than like, putting it on the internet and seeing what happens. That’s pretty much how I’ve gone about it at this point. My favorite thing to do is make music. It’s what I spend most of my free time doing. You kind of realize it’s just for yourself. I thought, “I’m never gonna show this to anyone,” but I just like doing it. It’s not my career so I can just do whatever I want and if no one ever hears it then it just doesn’t really matter.TV It was always pretty likely that Kaia Gerber was going to follow in her mother’s footsteps—after all, the very definition of a supermodel is embedded in her DNA. And among a sea of social media celebrities and Insta-bred models, Kaia has become one of the fashion industry’s favorite new faces. A wealth of designers have fallen under her spell since her turn as the poster girl for Young Versace when she was just 10 (handpicked by Donatella herself, no less). Now just shy of her 16th birthday and in her career’s relative infancy, she’s pretty much got the art of transformation down. With her stunning chestnut locks, ethereal skin, and expressive dark eyes, she can move seamlessly between edgy model (her spring 2016 Alexander Wang campaign is the perfect example) and coquettish girl next door (see her recent Marc Jacobs Daisy campaign). In fact, the man himself agrees, explaining, “When we were looking to cast the Marc Jacobs Beauty campaign, [Jacobs’s longtime show stylist and creative collaborator] Katie Grand suggested Kaia Gerber. She sent me a picture, and I immediately agreed. We shot with David Sims, and Kaia was absolutely fantastic in every way. Her beauty, her charm, her incredible personality, and her professional work ethic proved the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.”Re/Done Hanes T-shirt, $78; shopredone.com. Miko has found her father's sword, which transports her to a magical, animated video-game world — easily the coolest bit of special effects in the show — and fights a ton of bad guys with the katana. She really is Katana Girl! In this alternate reality, she slashes opponents apart easily, and is super bad-ass even though it's clear she's never picked up a sword before. Minor details. She kicks a ton of butt and we will let her do that.Back to...