Kids' Choice Awards:

15 year old Justin Bieber and Rihanna will perform at this year's Kids' Choice Awards, it airs live on Nickelodeon on March 27th. Online voting opened today at Nick.com

Six Red Flags on Your Resume!

It's a tough job market out there, be competitive and land that job. Here's some tips that can help.

#1.) IT LISTS AN OBJECTIVE. Some people still put it at the very top, but real estate is important on a resume. It's already obvious you want the job, and the objective usually comes across sounding fake anyway.

--Plus, if you say you only want to do one specific thing, and you DON'T get the job, they might not consider you for other jobs that open up.

#2.) IT INCLUDES AN UNPROFESSIONAL EMAIL ADDRESS. Email is free. So if you insist on keeping your "ilovepie@yahoo.com" address, create a new email account to use just for your job search.

#3.) IT INCLUDES REFERENCES. References always go on a separate page. And only if they're requested. Don't even bother saying that your "references are available upon request." It's understood.

#4.) IT'S WRITTEN IN FULL SENTENCES. The person reading your resume has to read A LOT of resumes. The first thing they're gonna do is skim it, so only use bulleted lists to catch their attention.

#5.) IT INCLUDES THE WORDS "DUTIES" OR "RESPONSIBILITIES". Concentrate on what you ACHIEVED at your previous job, not what your boss made you do.

#6.) THERE ARE NO NUMBERS. Your resume shouldn't just be about WHAT you've done, but HOW you did it. So don't be vague. Instead of saying you managed a group of interns, say how many interns you managed. (Yahoo.com)