In addition to Machinima Prime, YouTube successes include AwesomenessTV, aimed at 12- to 17-year-olds, and Vice, which also courts young men.
Through the courts, young migrants can gain legal status if they were severely abused or neglected at home or were victims of human traffickers.
Bryant is so renown around the world, that on blacktop basketball courts young players yell "Kobe" when attempting a difficult shot.
Motorcycle consultants and analysts argue that Harley should take more drastic steps, including beefing up efforts to court younger riders.
Manufacturers have courted younger buyers in part, he said, with exuberantly styled watches using extravagant or offbeat materials: brightly colored plastic, rubber, ceramic.
The department store has been courting younger customers by introducing Ed's Easy Diner, Costa Coffee and Patisserie Valerie into its shops.
The weekend's other wide release, Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life, attempted to court younger crowds, opening to $6.9m from 2,822 theaters.
And while the work I saw was not exactly cutting-edge, Ms. Maxwell, who is in her eighth season as the festival's artistic director, has made it a practice to court younger audiences with more modern productions and new plays.
(There are practical reasons too for courting younger audiences; museums one day will rely on the millennial generation for its endowments.Some museums have been good at increasing attendance through the internet.
Before flying to Philadelphia to court younger voters, Mrs. Clinton held a news conference to call for "courage and vigilance" in the face of terrorism, and warned that Mr. Trump was unprepared to keep the country safe.
