Talk:List of teen idols of the 2000s

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1 'Teen'
2 Formatting rules for lists
3 Sources
4 Teen Idols from the Philippines, Korea, Japan, China, Mexico, etc.
5 Removing international teen idols

[edit] 'Teen'

P. Diddy will be turning 40 sometime in the 2000s.. and yall call him a 'teen' idol HAHAHAHHAHA thats f***ing pathetic. And its not an isolated case, this article needs a MAJOR review and fix-up. -Shabad

[edit] Formatting rules for lists

I just reorganized this list to use the "Lastname, Firstname" format. Whoever originally wrote this list used the reprehensible "Firstname Lastname" format for ordering. Please don't do that again. Avalyn 05:03, 12 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Sources

I'm currently sourcing the list in accordance with Wikipedia's No Original Research and Verifiability policies. Basically, anyone described by a reliable source as a "teen idol" (or "teen star", or anything reasonably similar) can be on the list. Here are the people I couldn't find anything for. If you have a reliable source that fits that please restore the names:

Jessica Andrews - American country musician
Fantasia Barrino — American R&B singer (American Idol)
Justin Berfield — American actor and producer
Vanessa Carlton - American pop singer
Kristin Cavallari - American reality television star
Henry Cavill - English actor
Charlotte Church - Welsh classical violinist
Hayden Christensen - Canadian actor
Tre Cool - American drummer
Kaley Cuoco - American actress
Haylie Duff — American actress
Dakota Fanning - American child actress
Anthony Fedorov — American singer (American Idol)
Megan Fox — American actress
Luis Armand Garcia — American actor
Billy Gilman — American country musician
Anne Hathaway — American actress
Brooke Hogan — American pop singer
Vanessa Anne Hudgens — American actress
Sarah Hughes — American figure skater
Skandar Keynes—British actor
Keira Knightley — British actress
Mila Kunis — American actress
Jonathan Lipnicki — American child actor
Jena Malone — American actress
Constantine Maroulis — American pop/rock singer (American Idol)
Lila McCann — American country musician
Katharine McPhee — American singer (American Idol)
Brian Molko — British singer and guitarist
Mya — American R&B/pop singer
Kelly Osbourne — British rock singer
Haley Joel Osment — American child actor
Hayden Panettiere — American child actress
Rihanna — Barbadian singer
Christy Carlson Romano — American actress and singer
Kirsten Storms — American actress
Skye Sweetnam — Canadian pop-rock singer

Mad Jack O'Lantern 03:27, 21 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Teen Idols from the Philippines, Korea, Japan, China, Mexico, etc.

I just added more Filipino, Mexican, Chinese and Korean teen idols. Would or wouldn't be popular to the American/Global audiences? There are more teen idols in Asia than here in America.