It’s all about that H2O.
Read Nicole's thorough review of the Alex Bottle here. Get it from Alex for $32.99.
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So necessary. Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
Seriously, the best size. I buy these for everyone. Get one from Amazon for $9.20.
We asked Trump supporters to write down a misconception about them and here’s what happened.
"I'm a Trump supporter and I love women!"
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"I'm a Trump supporter but I'm not ignorant!"
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"I'm a Trump supporter because I'm a woman a + he respects women."
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"I am a Trump supporter and I'm not an idiot"
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Ugh, Mondays.
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Hey, have you ever tried these weird kitchen hacks?
According to The Kitchn, it will slow down the oxidation process, and it beats throwing it in the fridge on its own.
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After you've drilled a hole in the shell and drained the water, putting a coconut in the oven for 10-15 minutes on 400º F should crack the shell and help separate the meat from it.
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Just when you thought she couldn’t get any better.
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The casual interview, which was held on a picnic blanket, focused on Margot's career and how she manages to stay grounded after making it big in Hollywood.
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Margot was 17 years old when she moved by herself to Melbourne to act on Neighbours. She has been living in a share house in London since 2014.
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Simone Mariposa told BuzzFeed News she created #WeWearWhatWeWant to “highlight plus-size girls making unconventional fashion choices, and looking amazing”.
She said when people are ridiculed for wearing certain types of clothes it "can take a big toll on one's self-esteem".
Mariposa has experienced this first hand: "My body image suffered greatly from it. I stopped wearing my legs and arms out, I stayed away from clothes that accentuated my belly fat, and I was extremely self conscious [in] public," she said. "However, after a while, I stopped letting society dictate my wardrobe, and starting wearing things that I always dreamed of wearing that made me feel beautiful."
One of Mariposa's followers suggested she should create a hashtag to "highlight plus-size girls making unconventional fashion choices, and looking amazing while [making them]".
Mariposa said #WeWearWhatWeWant is vital: "The fat woman's experience is rarely addressed and discussed, because we are often stripped of our humanity."
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Because if you didn’t Snapchat it, did it even really happen?
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Don’t mess with the Aussies.
And I mean literally grounded. Sitting on a blanket in the garden, Carrie and Margot discussed her past roles, and her exponential rise to stardom.
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The piece referred to Australians as "throwback people", and was highly criticised for its sexist approach to Margot's career and looks, and overall odd tone.
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“I remember doing the interview and being like, 'That was an odd one...' Then I read it and I was like, ‘Yeah, the tone of this is really weird, I don’t really know what he’s trying to get at or play at’ – but I didn’t expect it’d be like an uproar about it, at all," she told Carrie. "But I've read far more offensive, far more sexist, insulting, derogatory, disgusting things on a daily basis. Maybe I'm desensitised to it now."
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Watch the full interview here.
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Do NOT leave me unsupervised in a bookstore, I beg you.
I AM SO IMPRESSED.
“I guess the internet thinks I’m funny.”
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If you have to spend all day there, you might as well make it a little homier.
Wonder Woman, Rihanna, and a request — once more — to hold the door.
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Yes, Bates Motel is coming off of a strong season where — spoiler alert — Norman (Freddie Highmore) finally killed his mother, Norma (Vera Farmiga), setting the stage for the series to finally re-imagine 1960's Psycho. But in terms of buzzy Comic-Con panels, this one initially looked like it'd barely be a blip on the radar heading into the four-day weekend.
But that all changed on Friday when it was revealed that Rihanna — RIHANNA!!!! — was joining the show's final season as Marion Crane, who was memorably played by Janet Leigh in Alfred Hitchcock's film. This is not only the kind of announcement that sets fans on fire, but it has the potential to bring viewers (yours truly included) back to the series for its swan song.
Unsatisfied with owning the Comic-Con TV news cycle, RiRi also got a huge reaction when she appeared onscreen in the first trailer for Luc Besson's new sci-fi spectacle Valerian, which is a winner in its own right. — Jarett Wieselman
Literally never do this.
Sorry not sorry.
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Calling all internet doctors.
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True story: people of all sizes workout on the regs!
Cute, easy, and cool!
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The pin trend is adorable, but they can be kind of expensive for something so small. And you don't have to be good at drawing to make these pretty: you simply print out your favorite designs on regular paper, then trace over them on the shrinking paper. Get the full tutorial here.
This project will probably take you about half an hour, even if you're measuring the elastic for the utensils and glasses twice before gluing them down (which, protip: you should). Of course, you should let the glue dry, too, before trying to use the basket. It makes a great gift stuffed with snacks and wine, too. Learn how to make it here.
You can use whatever color scheme or gift tags you like the best, too. Just double check that your pencil marks for the hooks are in the right place. And if you're worried about your calligraphy coming out nicely, you can try computer-printable tags. Get the full tutorial here.
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Because you should always eat dessert first.
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What it is: Little almond-meringue cookies filled with flavored buttercream.
Why it's awesome: You can get them in basically every flavor you want. And when they're done right, they're like little bites of heaven melting in your mouth. Recipe here.
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What it is: A buttery crust filled with lemon curd.
Why it's awesome: It's refreshing, sweet and slightly less tangy than its American counterpart (but just as good). Recipe here.
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What it is: A custard topped with a crisp caramel layer.
Why it's awesome: There are few things in life as satisfying as cracking the caramel layer of a crème brûlée with the back of your spoon. Recipe here.
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Because good makeup doesn’t depend on gender. It’s pure technique.
You can follow Aiden's tutorials on Instagram and YouTube.
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Check out Jacob's work on Instagram and follow his tutorials on YouTube.
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See the complete tutorial on YouTube and follow Brandon on Instagram.
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Here's Adam's must-see Instagram.
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