Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming reflects on how teen pregnancy is portrayed in popular media. "Juno" -- a popular film about a teenage girl who gets pregnant and gives her baby away -- won the 2008 ...

I don't think Juno took teen pregnancy lightly. It was a very interesting movie, in that while it was a lighthearted and funny overall, I still felt that it had an underlining sad feel to it.

New film Juno tells the story of a breezy teen pregnancy without tears or trauma. Is it true to life, - or a deceptively rosy message for a sexualised generation?

With that, the 2007 Oscar-winning film “Juno” was born ... ‘Juno’ tackled teen pregnancy and abortion. The woman behind the film says she likely wouldn’t write it today.

Some applaud the movie's message, but others fear it glorifies teen pregnancy. March 10, 2008— -- Ashley Wilkens of Carmel, Ind., got pregnant at 16, delivered a boy and placed the baby for ...

“Juno,” which is up for several Academy Awards this weekend, just might make history as the first Oscar-winning teen fantasy film. Of course, “Juno” hasn’t been marketed as a teen ...

Juno, a film that tells the story of a pregnant 16-year-old in search of a worthy adoptive couple for her child, didn't start out as a teen-pregnancy movie, says screenwriter Diablo Cody.

Juno is a comedy about teen pregnancy and adoption, but not a social satire, properly speaking. It is no Miracle at Morgan’s Creek (Preston Sturges, 1944).

A comedy about a pregnant teenager is drawing critical acclaim and awards attention as its quirky charm wins over audiences at American movie theaters. Alan Silverman has a look at Juno. Juno is ...

But Juno's true gift to Vanessa is in urging her that she can raise the child alone, and without Mark, just as Juno contended with the pregnancy of the child as a single woman, too.

Cody also opened up about her own "religious trauma" writing a teen pregnancy story for 2007's "Juno." Oscar winner Diablo Cody is reflecting on the legacy of teen pregnancy dramedy “Juno ...

Morning Mix ‘Juno’ tackled teen pregnancy and abortion. The woman behind the film says she wouldn’t write it today.