It wasn’t a total follicular fail.
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Seriously, I wear it down every single day. Nowadays, I'll give it a little curl before I go to work, but that's about it. I had super short hair as a child, so I never really learned how to braid or do nice buns or anything.
He never saw that coming.
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Looking great is about making the most of your personal style — and this newsletter will help you get there.
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Who it's for: Anyone who is tired of all the "rules" of beauty and fashion and instead wants body-positive inspiration and advice for making the most of your personal style.
What you'll get: Insanely useful style charts for both women and men, all of the basic makeup techniques and tips you need to know, brilliant hairstyling hacks, fast and simple suggestions for your nails, plus suggestions for cheap beauty products that actually work, online stores where you can find outfits for any budget, and a whole lot more!
When you'll get it: Wednesday and Saturday
“The Marvel cinematic universe is kind of a sausage fest.”
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CBS
CBS
CBS
So…unsettling.
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Her wedding vendors surprised her with the photo shoot of a lifetime.
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Just hours after she completed her first treatment, Long proposed.
In search of a beautiful, affordable venue in the Atlanta area, Daniel wrote a letter to a host of The Bert Show, her favorite radio show, to explain her situation and ask for a venue recommendation.
The host read her letter on air, and before Daniel knew it, a planner, a photographer, a florist, and more all donated their services to help her dream wedding become a reality.
"I knew they were going to do some pictures, but not a lot of other detail," Daniel told BuzzFeed. "I thought they were just pictures for our save-the-dates. When we got there, they had a videographer, a camera crew, a makeup lady. It was awesome."
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Loyall Hart / Via knightweddings.com
“Felix in a Bottle,” anyone?
Warner Bros.
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Christina is currently one of the coaches on The Voice, and reddit user Bwhitit noticed that, well, she might actually also be the former Hogwarts student with locks of gold white.
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Can you imagine her shower drain though???
She's basically Rapunzel in real life.
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Her goal is to grow it to her toes, at which point she plans on donating it to be made into wigs, she said on Instagram.
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LIKE, HOW.
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Step outside the Sephora-scented box.
Gold Label Cosmetics
Gold Label Cosmetics
Founder Yasheda Johnson makes all the vegan, cruelty-free lipsticks by hand in small batches and ships internationally. They'll run you $11 each. Check them out here.
*screams like a tiny child*
Nicotero and his LA-based special effects studio, KNB Efx, are responsible for creating both the show's and the the attraction’s walkers.
Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood
What do you even call this?
Spreadin’ barks and smiles!
*sips tea*
Fox
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WWHL / youtube.com
This is a terrible, terrible idea.
And that, you know, don't pop.
“It’s been awesome for him to know I exist.”
Max Kessler / Via facebook.com
He told BuzzFeed News that people tell him that he even acts like the Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore actor.
Netflix
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“Everything I have today, is due to you.”
Just try watching without crying.
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The stuff that’s running through your veins — is it blood or coffee?
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She’s an inspiration to us all.
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They’re all upsetting, but in a soothing way.
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Duh.
"The Breakfast Club worked for '80s teens, '90s teens, and is still effective for '00s teens and 2010s teens. It emphasizes the main dragging points of high school and teen years without being specific to one generation. For that age demographic, it really feels timeless."
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Universal Pictures
"I’m almost 30 and I still watch it whenever it’s on TV. That movie marked my teenage years."
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Paramount Pictures
"Strong female lead, minority characters that don’t have to act a certain way to fit in to the narrative and embrace their culture. Gay character that isn’t taken as a joke, but added to the plot. Love this film and it never gets old."
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