The theme of my speech was #discoverthestorminside, but I hadn't anticipated re-educating myself again -- for as much I believe in having your "thing" whatever that may be, and believing that dream, I now realize that I have to apply it to every part of my life.

In March, I will head to New York for the fourth annual TEDxTeen conference. The dialogue will focus on teens and their power to change the world, and who better to host it than Chelsea Clinton?

January 7 is a day of blessings; it's my New Year, my nanny's birthday and the day my world changed. And as I look back at 2012, I still can't really believe what happened.

I am starting to go through what many actors and singers go through all the time -- having your sense of style up for public dissection. I was warned by my parents, so I was somewhat ready.

When I discovered that the Scottish government was pushing for 16 and 17-year-olds to have the vote, I was horrified. Why do we want teens to decide on our government without knowledge?

Ever since I can remember, I have been singing. My mum used to shout at me for not asking a question, but singing a question.