How many times can you watch Mean Girls before it’s considered unhealthy? THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST.
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How many times can you watch Mean Girls before it’s considered unhealthy? THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST.
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And why is Savanna Guthrie’s leg on top of the news desk?
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Why yes, I did eat the entire bag of chips by myself.
OF COURSE you picked green. I look horrible in green.
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And they’re oddly compelling.
"I actually started reading the subject lines of these things," she said, "and realizing how hilarious they were, and sharing them with colleagues." She figured they'd be even funnier "if interpreted literally and illustrated, like a class doodle." They do have a certain poetic quality.
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This quiz is the only career counselor you need. Trust me.*
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*probably don't trust me
LOL.
Although Bollywood doesn’t explicitly condone sexual violence, it creates a culture that allows it.
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Bollywood, churning out films at a rate of a thousand per year, is far and away the largest film industry in the world. More pertinently, at a viewership around 50 million, the industry reaches more Indians than any other cultural phenomenon.
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A Forbes article published earlier this month points to those same tropes and their harmful effect on Indian culture, asking if Bollywood is failing Indian women.
“It’s a crime. It’s wrong,” says Steve Carell. Daniel Craig, Seth Meyers, and more join the 1 is 2 Many campaign.
The new ad brings together Benicio Del Toro, Dulé Hill, Steve Carell, Daniel Craig, Seth Meyers, Vice President Biden, and President Obama.
Including David Beckham, Houston Rockets point guard Jeremy Lin, Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins, Tampa Bay Rays third baseman Evan Longoria, ESPN analyst Andy Katz, Giants quarterback Eli Manning, and former Yankees coach Joe Torre.
Queen Bey has impeccable taste in poetry.
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Sometimes you just have to try a new things.
“Wow, you’re being such a sofa right now.”
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The actress speaks candidly about her work and personal life in her first in-depth interview since coming out.
There are quite a few little things that Directioners would like you to know. Confessions via Whisper.
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(This is actually brilliant).
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Teams have been tweeting their support for the Los Angeles Clippers from their official accounts.
Alcohol makes you so awesome. (In your mind.)
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Moves so bad, someone names one after you.
Bread or no bread?
1. What is the deal with that apostrophe?
2. Am I in the right line?
3. Do I want a salad?
4. Or a wrap?
5. A Classic Salad?
6. What is a destination salad?
7. How can a salad be a destination?
8. Shall I build my own salad?
9. How are there so many types of lettuce?
10. Can I mix them?
11. Do I want to mix them?
12. Do I want palm hearts?
13. Or plantain chips?
14. How do I have such strong feelings about plantain chips?
15. Am I in the right line?
16. How much eye contact should I make with the chopper?
17. Chop'r?
18. Is that knife safe?
19. Which dressing do I want?
20. What is a spa dressing?
21. How much dressing do I want?
22. Is this too much dressing?
23. Are they judging my dressing choice?
24. How have I made so many decisions in the past five minutes?
25. Is it time to pay now?
26. Do I want bread?
27. Do I have to pay for it?
28. No?
29. Do I want a sea salt caramel?
30. Do I want two?
31. Can I get a receipt?
32. Do I want to become a frequent chop'r?
33. When do the decisions end?
34. Am I in the right line?
35. How much did I just spend on salad?
I just want to feel special.
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1. The narrator makes a wild generalization about brides/women. ("EVERY girl dreams of looking like a fairy-tale royal princess on her special day.")
2. The consultants meet to assign that day's clients and tell us they're good at their jobs.
3. The first bride introduces herself and tells us that her fiancé is the love of her life.
4. The bride says she's hoping to find the perfect dress that really makes a statement.
5. The bride introduces the 4-27 people she's brought with her to look for the dress.
6. A consultant says it's risky having so many people come to the appointment.
7. The mother of the bride begins raising concerns.
8. The mother of the bride decides to start looking around the store herself.
9. The first dress is OK.
10. The bride makes some wacky jokes about the second dress she tries on, accompanied by jovial music.
11. Another bride comes in with her enormously bitchy sister.
12. The bride says something like, "My sister and I butt heads, but I love her."
13. The sister of the bride makes a series of nasty remarks about the bride's dresses, body, and personality.
14. The bride stews in the dressing room/wonders if there is still time to disown herself.
15. The bride's sister gets everyone in the peanut gallery to give dresses they dislike the thumbs down.
16. The bride's sister grows horns and black wings and flies up to the ceiling, cackling evilly. Practically.
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17. Another bride asks to look at some dresses that are "just a little" above her budget.
18. A bride loves (LOVES) the very expensive dresses.
19. The bride tells her family that the dress she likes is $1,000-2,000 more than they talked about, and her parents shake their heads.
20. The father of the bride caves on the increased budget.
21. A bride says, "I'm very traditional."
22. A bride says, "I'm not traditional. I'm more quirky."
23. A bride asks to look at non-white dresses and everyone tries to talk her out of it.
24. A bride says she wants her dress to be sexy.
25. A bride tries on a dress with sheer stomach paneling.
26. Someone says, "The dress is wearing you. You should be wearing the dress."
27. The bride with the mean sister buys something after becoming emotionally worn down. Her evil sister says she likes it.
28. A consultant says, "I just need to find her a dress that says, 'Wow.'"
29. A bride likes a dress but says, "It just didn't give me that 'this is it' feeling."
NO, IT’S NOT THE SAME AS VEGEMITE.
If you're unfamiliar with the rites of Marmite, halve the amount on your knife. Then halve it again. Then spread it (on top of plenty of butter). There you go. Perfect.
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Marmite is a tricky beast to get right, and if someone's Marmiteing for you it's hard to nitpick without seeming, well, nitpicky. On the other hand - I don't mean to cast aspersions here - but it it seems to be a rule of thumb that those who spread Marmite too thinly are inevitably also purveyors of cold toast.
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This little guy can make such a massive difference to the quality of your morning.
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