Over the Summer fans couldn’t get enough of Pia Mia’s sexy hit “Do It Again” featuring Chris Brown and Tyga. Now, rising star Pia Mia is set to do it again with a hot new video for her second major label single, “Touch,” which is now available for digital download and streaming . The Dave Meyers directed video features “Straight Outta Compton” actor, O’Shea Jackson Jr. “Touch” was produced and co-written by BLOOD and the award-winning Stargate (#1 hits for Beyonce, Rihanna, Ne-Yo, and Wiz Khalifa). The sensuous “Touch” has sold more than 600,000 copies and has been streamed more than 53 million times worldwide. “Touch” Video: http://vevo.ly/FK9Jlk Photo Credit: Vijat Mohindra
Canon City High School Sexting Scandal Gets Serious These kids are facing felony child pornography charges over sexting, SMH. Via CBS Colorado parents are outraged and concerned as school district officials reveal new details on the “large scale” sexting scandal at Canon City High School. The school district says the scandal involves an equal number of boys and girls — including some who are only in eighth grade – who could face felony charges. This is forcing parents and administrators to re-evaluate how they monitor teen activity in a high-tech world, reports CBS News correspondent Carter Evans. At an emergency meeting Thursday night, concerned parents learned that possibly hundreds of students at Canon City High may have been collecting and trading nude pictures of themselves and friends on their cell phones, like trading baseball cards. Police are still gathering evidence and warrants to search the devices. Investigators say the teens hid the pictures from parents using special “photo vault” apps, including one that looks like a calculator. “The city of Canon city is any town, USA, it’s going on everywhere,” Welsh said. “I think it’s important that parents and students understand that the mere possession of these materials does constitute an ongoing crime,” said District Attorney Thom LeDeux. “They are scary. They are scary,” said Misty Vernetti, whose son plays football but says he wasn’t involved. “They could affect some of these boys for the rest of their lives.” The district attorney says he’ll work on a case by case basis, but students could face felony charges.
