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Can You Guess Which Celeb Has Never Hosted "SNL"?
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26 Pictures That Prove Makeup Addicts Are The Funniest People On The Internet
When you confuse an Olympic gold medal with a highlighter you know you’ve got a problem.
This nightmarish incident.
This impressively honest answer.
This proof that the makeup world speaks a whole different language.
And this definition of "important".
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Badass Bisexual Women In History You Should Know
Hazel Newlevant for BuzzFeed
Hazel Newlevant is a Portland-raised, Queens-living cartoonist. She is the author of If This Be Sin and No Ivy League, and the editor and publisher of Chainmail Bikini: The Anthology of Women Gamers. Her work has been honored with the Xeric Grant and the Prism Comics Queer Press Grant.
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11 Important Firsts That Happen In Every Long Term Relationship
These are the truest signs of commitment.
Your "Unplanned Sex In The Middle Of The Day" virginity.
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Your "We Tried A New Sex Position And It Sucked" virginity.
Flo Perry / BuzzFeed
Your "Sex In Your Childhood Bedroom" virginity.
Flo Perry / BuzzFeed
Your "Stayed Over But Didn't Have Sex" virginity.
Flo Perry / BuzzFeed
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This Teacher Shared An Emotional Discussion She Had With Her Class About Terence Crutcher
“I share this story because we are creating an identity crisis in all of our black and brown students.”
Teachers at KIPP Tulsa College Preparatory decided to address the news surrounding Terence Crutcher, an unarmed black man who was shot and killed by police earlier this week in their community, with their students. Crutcher’s child currently attends the school.
In a lengthy Facebook post that's gone viral, one of the teachers, Rebecca Lee, explained that she and other teachers felt they "needed to press pause and create a space for kids to share their thoughts and feelings."
The post has since been shared over 150,000 times.
In it, Lee wrote that the idea was to facilitate open discussions about the incident among students in her fifth, sixth, and seventh/eighth grade classes.
"If you can put yourself in the shoes of a child of color in Tulsa right now, you will have a clearer understanding of the crisis we're facing and why we say 'Black Lives Matter'," she wrote.
She asked students to read articles about Crutcher's fatal shooting and highlight words and statements that resonated with them.
After reading the articles, Lee said her 10 and 11-year-old students had only more questions: "Why did they have to kill him? Why were they afraid of him?"
She wrote that students started to think, and ask questions, about Crutcher's daughter, and what will happen to her:
What will she do at father daughter dances? Who will walk her down the aisle? Why did no one help him after he was shot? Hasn't this happened before? Can we write her cards? Can we protest?"
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A US Fitness Magazine Put A Hijabi Woman On Its Cover And People Are Psyched
She’s a marathoner from Michigan and a total badass.
This is Rahaf Khatib, a marathoner from Michigan who is believed to be the first hijabi woman ever to appear on the cover of a US fitness magazine.
James Farrell / Women’s Running Magazine
Women's Running editor-in-chief Jessie Sebor told BuzzFeed Health via email that the magazine discovered Khatib when she reached out to them.
"She emailed us citing a lack of Muslim hijabi women represented in women’s magazines and challenged us to change that. We couldn’t help but hear her," she said.
Even though Khatib calls herself “an average (but persistent!) runner,” she has finished a cool five marathons.
Instagram: @www.instagram.com/runlikeahijabi/?hl=en / Via instagram.com
Originally from Damascus, Syria, Khatib, 32, moved to the US in the 1980s and now lives in Farmington Hills, Michigan, with her husband and their three kids.
BuzzFeed Health reached Khatib in Berlin, where she’s getting ready to run her sixth marathon. When asked how her cover came to be, she said that she didn’t “in a million years” expect a response to her email to Women’s Running.
But within a couple days, Khatib was booked to be included in the magazine’s roundup of women who are changing the face of running, and shortly thereafter was invited to be featured on the cover.
“We love everything she stands for: Pushing yourself, challenging stereotypes, and motivating others along the way,” said Sebor.
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18 Healthy Breakfasts With Five Ingredients Or Less
A stress-free way to start the day.
Zoë Burnett / BuzzFeed
Quinoa Superfood Breakfast Bowl
Oatmeal is great, but don't overlook quinoa as a healthy breakfast option. Recipe here.
Eggs Baked in Avocado
This super easy treat is full of protein and healthy fats. Plus, it feels super decadent. Recipe here.
Pomegranate-Pistachio Greek Yogurt Parfait
Pomegranate seeds are truly one of nature's greatest gifts. Recipe here.
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Here's Who Facebook Thinks You Really Are
I stumbled into Facebook’s secret brain and learned how it really sees me.
I was poking around Facebook's privacy settings – when I accidentally discovered the site's ad preferences page.
nbc.com / Via gfycat.com
In my case, that includes blankets and carbohydrates which is *pretty* accurate, tbh.
Nicole Nguyen / BuzzFeed News
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I Re-Created Selena Gomez's Instagrams And Didn't Feel Cool Enough
Call me SelNINA.
Hey guys, Nina here. This is me on Instagram. I will fully admit to being vain AF, and I've tried to cultivate a ~cute and cool~ aesthetic. But if I want to play in the big leagues, I figured I'd have to take cues from the most followed person on Instagram: Selena Gomez!
Selena's Instagram aesthetic is actually kind of hard to pin down. She has cute photos, artsy photos, low-quality pics, high-quality ads, videos...everything! So I decided to take some well-liked pictures and re-create them!
Now, I knew that acting like Selena on Instagram wouldn't suddenly get me millions of followers, but perhaps trying to re-create her shots would let me vicariously live her incredible celebrity life! Maybe.
1. The "#Ad That's So Freakin' Glam You Forget It's an #Ad" shot.
My re-creation:
FYI, this is the most liked photo on Instagram. It actually turned out better than I thought it would. It's kind of a cool beauty shot. I'm not fancy enough to drink Coke out of a glass bottle, so I went with a more accessible can of Coke Zero. I did have a really hard time re-creating what her mouth is doing though, because despite the fact it's open, the straw isn't actually inside it. It's some weird optical illusion shit. People responded very well to this picture, so perhaps taking a step outside my Instacomfort zone was worth it.
instagram.com / Via ninamohan
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I Drank Butter Coffee For A Month And It Was More Magical Than I Expected
And also it wasn’t gross.
Taylor Miller / Alice Mongkongllite / BuzzFeed
Hi, I'm Sally. For six weeks this summer I started my day with a frothy, oily mug of butter coffee.
Butter coffee is made by combining brewed coffee, butter, and coconut oil (or a derivative of coconut oil) and blending it in a blender.
Sally Tamarkin / BuzzFeed News
When you look into butter coffee's benefits, you get a bunch of people who basically describe feeling like Bradley Cooper in Limitless.
People drink butter coffee for lasting energy with no crash, accelerated calorie burning, and a mental boost.
And even though I'm not one of those people who's really into experimenting with tiny tweaks that might result in a few more minutes of sleep or a few more calories burned or a few more nutrients absorbed, I am one of those people who's persuaded (with a side of skepticism) by "this changed my entire life" testimonials.
Relativity / Via essaycrisis.tumblr.com
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26 Totally Unexpected Ideas For Couples Costumes
Not a weirdly suggestive plug and socket in sight.
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Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
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Team Rocket
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Bob and Linda Belcher
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9 Photo Stories That You Absolutely Can’t Miss
Here are the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the web.
"15 Gut-Wrenching Pictures From the Front Lines of the Charlotte Protests" — BuzzFeed News
"On Tuesday evening in Charlotte, North Carolina, we witnessed America at both its best and its worst. A gathering of individuals exercising their right to free speech and motivated by the pursuit of liberty, suddenly overshadowed by the senseless loss of life. BuzzFeed News has gathered several of the most poignant photos from that evening in this one powerful essay." —Gabriel H. Sanchez, photo essay editor, BuzzFeed News
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"Challenging Society's Warped Perception of What It Means to Be Beautiful" — i-D
"If there is one thing you can take from Alexi Lubomirski’s new photo book, Diverse Beauty, it’s that beauty cannot be pinned down as a concrete set of standards — beauty is fluid and present in every individual. In this interview, i-D speaks with Lubomirski on why it’s important for fashion photographers to challenge dated and toxic views of what beauty is in the industry." —GHS
Alexi Lubomirski
"50 Pictures That Will Make You Realize How Small You Really Are" — BuzzFeed
"It’s the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016, that time when all our jaws drop at the stunning and mind-blowing space photography. This competition is an annual healthy reminder that we are tiny organisms living on a piece of rock spinning in nothingness surrounding by a vast collection of matter and energy. One of my favorites is “Sun Flower Corona,” showing an incredible eclipse of the sun. There are plenty of excellent images to enjoy!" —Matt Tucker, picture editor, BuzzFeed UK
Rune Engebø, Astronomy Centre, Royal Observatory Greenwich
"Growing Up in the Magical Woods of South Carolina" — Feature Shoot
"I may be biased, as I grew up in South Carolina, so I know these images really capture the essence of finding joy in nature and simple pleasures. Where even your backyard can be a wilderness to explore if you want it to be. I miss being able to travel five minutes and hike through some woods to a rope swing and jump in the river. There's something magical about the outdoors in the South, especially in your younger years, and this series captures it very well." —Sarah Kobos, photo editor, BuzzFeed
Jen Ervin
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17 Apps That Make It Easy To Eat Healthy
Help is on the way.
Zoë Burnett / BuzzFeed
Blender Girl Smoothies (free, iOS) will match your mood to any smoothie.
You don't have to base every smoothie on bananas or kale, and Blender Girl will teach you all the alternatives. Just plug in your need, mood, and craving, and this app will look through Blender Girl's 100 best smoothie recipes to find the ideal blend for you.
Blender Girl Smoothies
Nom (free, iOS) lets you explore new cuisines through live videos.
Instead of looking through static food photos for dinner inspiration, scroll through daily live videos from food bloggers and award-winning chefs. And unlike your favorite food channel, you can even read tips from fellow eaters and chime in with your own.
Nom
Foodstand (free, iOS, Android) offers a vibrant community for all health-conscious eaters.
This community-based app helps health-conscious food lovers stay up-to-date on food trends, recalls, better dietary practices, and events in the area.
Foodstand
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On Set With: Chord Overstreet
1. If anyone could play you in a movie, who would you pick?
Matthew McConaughey.
2. Describe your style in three words.
Jeans, tee, commando.
3. What’s the first album you ever bought?
Help! by The Beatles.
4. Craziest fan story?
I was on tour in London and went up to my hotel room and there was a fan sitting in the room on my ottoman waiting for me to come in. I turned right around and got security.
5. What’s the most memorable concert you’ve been to?
Aerosmith.
6. What is your favorite emoji?
The fire one.
Taylor Miller / BuzzFeed
7. A lifetime supply of chocolate or pizza?
Pizza.
8. Last person who texted you?
My friend, Zac Phillips, who I play baseball with.
9. Last book you read?
Chrissy Tiegen’s new cookbook.
10. Who’s your doppelgänger?
Kurt Cobain.
11. Favorite reality show?
Chopped.
12. Celebrity crush?
Sandra Bullock.
Taylor Miller / BuzzFeed
13. Can’t live without…?
My family.
14. Dream vacation?
Italy.
15. Best piece of advice you’ve ever been given?
Takes 10,000 hours of working on something to master it. Also, to always show up and give 110%.
16. Go-to comfort food?
BBQ and fried chicken.
17. What’s your dream duet?
A song with Dolly Parton.
18. If you could invite five people, living or dead, to a dinner party, who would they be?
Elvis, Ernest Hemingway, Johnny Cash, Jimmy Hendrix, Kurt Cobain.
Taylor Miller / BuzzFeed
19. What’s your hidden talent?
I can play the harmonica with my nose.
20. Biggest fear?
Bears.
21. What’s your favorite song of 2016 so far?
"Bacon" by Nick Jonas.
22. Karaoke song?
"Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac.
23. What’s the most embarrassing thing to ever happen to you on stage?
Forget the words to a song.
24. What is the craziest thing you’ve done for love?
Write a song about it.
Taylor Miller / BuzzFeed
25. What’s your life motto?
Life's a beach.
26. Favorite word?
"Crunch."
27. What's one thing people would be surprised to know about you?
That I’ve been writing all of my music since I was 15.
Check out Chord's debut single "Homeland" here!
Taylor Miller / BuzzFeed
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Give DIY a try.
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Adam Levine And Behati Prinsloo Share A Photo Of Their 3-Day-Old Daughter And It's Totally Adorable
Baby girl fell asleep on her dad’s chest…! ?
When impossibly beautiful couple Behati Prinsloo and Adam Levine announced they were pregnant it wasn't hard to imagine that their babies would probably be pretty fucking cute.
I mean...right?!
Jason Merritt / Getty Images
And all throughout the pregnancy, the couple posted photos like this. Making it clear that this baby wouldn't just be cute, but would probably also have a great sense of humor.
Which is why it was pretty exciting to see Prinsloo and Levine upload the first photo of Dusty Rose Levine on Friday night.
"Words can't describe," Prinsloo posted to Instagram.
Dusty Rose was born on September 21, making her just three days old in this photo.
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34 Movies That Nailed This Whole "Love" Thing
Sometimes films just have a way of saying exactly how you feel…about love.
1. “And most of all I’m scared of walking out of this room and never feeling the rest of my whole life the way I feel when I’m with you.” - Dirty Dancing
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15 Recurring Nightmares In The Lives Of Short Women
“When I was little…” “YOU’RE STILL LITTLE!”
Instantly regretting starting a story with, "when I was little..." because you know exactly what "joke" is coming next.
You've learned to just avoid the stress by saying, "when I was younger..."
You had to learn how to change the temperature of the shower using a shampoo bottle.
Which only works some of the time.
Walt Disney Pictures
And just because you're height-deprived, most people treat you like a child and talk down to you.
Short, but mouthy. Just try me and see!
If you ever encounter one of those modern cabinets that flip up, you just have to leave it open when you're done.
Can someone grab me a step stool?
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Kendall Jenner Did A Ballet Shoot For Vogue And People Are Pissed
“Ballet dancers don’t train 7+ hours a day, 7 days a week, to be represented by Kendall Jenner and her dodgy feet.”
Kendall Jenner is the cover star of Vogue España this month and appears in a ballet-themed shoot.
Kendall posted the video on her Instagram, which shows her dancing around a ballet studio wearing pointe shoes – and people did not like it.
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We Know How You Died In A Past Life
Let’s go way, way back.
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