A healthy lifestyle is one which helps to keep and improve people's health and well-being.Many governments and non-governmental organizations have made big efforts in healthy lifestyle and health promotion.
Mental health can be considered a very important factor of physical health for the effects it produces on bodily functions. This type of health concerns emotional and cognitive well-being or an absence of mental disorder.
Public health can be defined in a variety of ways. It can be presented as "the study of the physical, psychosocial and socio-cultural determinants of population health and actions to improve the health of the population.
For the UN, reproductive health is a right, like other human rights.
This recent concept evokes the good transmission of the genetic heritage from one generation to the next.
K-pop star Somi is stepping into a new career phase and transforming into a multifaceted artist. The 19-year-old singer - born Ennik Somi Douma - dropped her new song "What You Waiting For" on July 22 accompanied by a dynamic music video. The unveiling is her first project with Interscope Records and marks her official comeback since taking a year-long hiatus after releasing 2019's "Birthday" and "Outta My Head."
It's been a rather productive 12 months for Somi, who took some time to reflect on the trajectory of her career. Although she doesn't mind people's perception of her as a bright and bubbly pop star, she's ready to show fans a different of her - a side they didn't see last year and certainly a side they didn't see when she was a member of the girl group I.O.I. (Ideal of Idol) from 2016 to 2017. In an interview with POPSUGAR, Somi opened up about her newfound confidence, her evolution as an artist, and her plans for more new music.
POPSUGAR: Congrats on the release of "What You Waiting For." The music video is super fun! What was your favorite part about filming it?
Somi: There were a lot of new elements that we used. We used a robot arm camera, drones, and one of my favorite things was the rotating camera that was used to create the multiple Somis falling and getting up on the bed. That was exciting for me because I've never seen all of those things happen at once. And then there were a lot of outfits and locations. It was kind of crazy.
PS: What did you learn about the process of creating music by cowriting and composing the song?
"With this new song, I hope to show how I'm growing as an artist. You can see a more serious side and that I have many layers as a musician."
Somi: I'm learning a lot these days about writing and composing because I started out in a K-pop girl group, so we usually just get songs from writers, and we sing the songs and practice the choreography. But now, I write and compose, so it's all new to me, and I'm trying to get better at it. It's like a new job - learning every day and working with my producer, Teddy [Park]. It's a lot of trial and error and recording on my phone - taking an idea in my head and trying to find the words and melodies to express it properly. It's amazing when it finally does come together.
PS: In what ways have you evolved as an artist within the past year?
Somi: Composing and cowriting have taught me a lot. And I think being in every meeting before a music video or song release has helped me as an artist. We had been preparing ["What You Waiting For"] for a long time. We finished recording it in February, so we had all this time to think and be creative, and I learned a lot from that.
PS: Do you feel like this is a new chapter in you career?
Somi: I think so, especially in Korea, a lot of people know me as the very bright and "vitamin" Somi. I came out with "Birthday" first because a lot of people knew that bright Somi, and I didn't want to give them a big change. With this new song, I hope to show how I'm growing as an artist. You can see a more serious side and that I have many layers as a musician.
PS: What excites you the most about signing with Interscope Records?
Somi: K-pop - and music in general - is very global now. So I'm excited to join the Interscope family tree that has so many great artists. I've always looked at people all around the world as my audience, and I feel blessed to have a label like Interscope that will help me share my music. That's always been my dream.
PS: That must be an awesome feeling - having this dream of reaching a broader audience, then signing with a major label like Interscope Records.
Somi: [Whispers] And I'm only 19!
PS: I was just thinking, "She's so much cooler than I was at 19." Now, I know that Blackpink is also a part of Interscope Records. Have you chatted much with them about joining the label?
Somi: When Blackpink found out, they were very excited and supportive. They welcomed me with open arms, and they always give me great advice on my music and choreography. I'm pretty close with them. They were so happy for me, and I'm thankful for that.
PS: Now that you're at the start of your 20s, what do you hope to get out of this stage in your life?
"I just want to make something that's stylish, music-wise and fashion-wise. When you listen to it, you get groovy by yourself. "
Somi: I think there are a lot of things that are going to happen in my 20s. I'm 19 in American age, but I just turned 20 in Korean age, so I think the biggest thing that's changed in my life so far is that I got a driver's license, and in Korea, I can go to the convenience store and buy beer. But I don't want to put beer and driving together - don't get me wrong! [Laughs] The other thing is, I feel like I can be more expressive now because I'm in my 20s, which is better for me and my music.
PS: You have such an amazing and supportive fan base. What message do you hope to send to them through your music?
I just want to make something that's stylish, music-wise and fashion-wise. When you listen to it, you get groovy by yourself. I want to make that kind of music because I do that a lot. I turn on some hip-hop music and put my swag on by myself in my room and just dance to it. I want people to do that with my songs.
My fans have waited a long time for this new single, and hopefully, the next one won't take as long. I just want to tell them, "Thank you and I love you!" I've been working very hard, and I have a lot more that I want to share with you guys soon. This is a new chapter, so stay tuned because it's going to be cool.
PS: "Get groovy by yourself" and "Put my swag on" are going to be my quotes of the day. What hip-hop songs do you listen to?
Somi: I like Da Baby's "Rockstar" and "Bop" and Cardi B's "Press." I also like older artists like Notorious B.I.G. - "Put your hands in the air if you's a true player!" And I like "Gangsta's Paradise."
PS: "Gangsta's Paradise" is one of my favorite rap songs ever.
Somi: I love that song. My dad influences me a lot in music, and he loves that song, too. He's not that good at singing, but he raps his lungs out. That beat in the intro - and then "As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death . . . "
PS: ". . . I take a look at my life and realize there's nothing left!" Wow, I didn't expect to be fangirling over "Gangsta's Paradise," but here we are. Who are some of your other musical inspirations?
"This is a new chapter, so stay tuned because it's going to be cool."
Somi: The first video that I had ever seen was Rihanna's "Don't Stop the Music." I was in kindergarten, I think, and that's when I went, "Oh, I want to be a singer. That looks super cool." So, she was my starting point. I used to go to these Korean entertainment companies and audition with that song.
PS: You mentioned how you're coming into your own as an adult and how you want to play with style more in your music. Do you have any more hopes for the future of your career?
Somi: We have to wait until after things get better with the coronavirus, but when it does get better, I'd love to go to the States and other countries and perform more global shows.
PS: You already have extensive experience in reality TV and appearing on shows as yourself, but I feel like you'd be a great actress who plays different characters. Do you see yourself getting involved in those types of projects?
Somi: I do! I really want to act one day, but the opportunity has to be given first. I love action. I did Taekwondo for about eight years, so I can do that, and I can jump around and roll around. So I want to do action if I get the chance. I'm ready!
If the idea of a cozy soup sounds good but the prep and cooking time doesn't, we've got the solution: Instant Pot soups! You don't need hours of simmering to make a fantastic soup that will be a hit with the whole family - just an Instant Pot and some delicious ingredients. For busy families, these Instant Pot soup recipes will be a lifesaver. Plus, they make amazing leftovers, so you can cook once and eat from it for a few days! We've rounded up a variety of great recipes. Keep reading for some inspiration for your family.
The PJ Masks team is getting some new pajama-clad heroes - and villains - in season four! The first of four new characters, Newton Star, will make his debut in the Aug. 3 episode, titled "Asteroid Accident / All About Asteroids." In the episode, Owlette causes an asteroid accident that Gekko and Catboy then attempt to help her fix, but as it turns out, Newton is a new nighttime hero and scientist who's emerged from the outer space incident.
Newton's first two episodes will air on Disney Junior on Aug. 3 and 17, and after that, the animated show will introduce three more new characters: Munki-Gu, Octobella, and Pharaoh Boy.
Meet Newton in the clip above, and get your PJ Masks-lovers excited for the rest of season four and all of the new faces the preschool show is welcoming to the party!
If you're looking to make easy, delicious, and mouth-watering-good cinnamon rolls in a short amount of time, look no further than this game-changing recipe. We're all for making traditional homemade-dough cinnamon rolls, but sometimes you just want the piping hot buns dripping with butter and brown sugar ASAP. When you're craving a homemade batch, but don't want to go through the whole trouble of making the dough, this easy cinnamon roll recipe in on your side and will get the job done in 30 minutes.
The secret's in the refrigerated crescent roll dough, which is the perfect cocoon for your cinnamon-brown sugar filling.
That - and drizzling lots of melted butter to ensure the filling will stay in place as you tightly roll the dough into a swirled log. Are you dizzy with desire yet?
Once you've cut the eight slices, the buns will fit snugly in the pan.
The cinnamon rolls will emerge from the oven sizzling and cracking, and that's when you should immediately cover them in a tangy vanilla, lemon, and cream cheese glaze.
We'll bet these cinnamon rolls will be eaten so quickly, the glaze won't even have a chance to ooze onto the napkin.
Cinnamon Rolls
2 tablespoons salted butter, melted
1/2 packed cup plus 2 tablespoons light brown sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 package crescent roll dough
Glaze
2 tablespoons salted butter, at room temperature
2 tablespoons cream cheese, at room temperature
1/2 lemon, juiced
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup powdered sugar, sifted
Directions
To make cinnamon rolls: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Use a pastry brush to lightly coat the insides of a small (7-1/2-inch-by-5-1/2-inch) casserole dish with some of the melted butter, about one teaspoon. Set the butter aside. In a separate bowl, combine the brown sugar and cinnamon. Set aside.
To assemble: Pop the crescent roll dough canister and carefully unravel dough into a long rectangular shape, careful not to tear the perforated markings. Use a pastry brush to lightly coat the dough with some of the melted butter, about one teaspoon or more, leaving a 1/4-inch border free of any butter. Then sprinkle the top of dough with the cinnamon sugar mixture, leaving the 1/4-inch borders free of sugar. Spread sugar evenly around the dough using a plastic bowl scraper, and then press it into the dough using a fork or your fingers. Drizzle the remaining melted butter on top of the sugar mixture until partially saturated.
Roll the dough into a tight log. Slice it into eight even pieces (about 1/2 inch thick). Using a bench scraper or a spatula (so the cinnamon sugar does not pour out), transfer the dough pieces into a prepared baking dish and place them cut side up. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until dough begins to turn golden brown on top.
To glaze: While rolls are baking, combine butter and cream cheese together in a mixer, then whip in lemon juice and vanilla. Add powdered sugar and mix until fully incorporated. Using a spatula, spread the glaze evenly over cinnamon rolls. Place any leftover glaze in a bowl to serve on the side.
Get ready for your cup to overflow with nostalgic feelings - Netflix is adding several iconic Black sitcoms from the late '90s and early '00s that will have you very busy over the next few months. On July 29, the streamer's Strong Black Lead account revealed that sitcoms like Moesha, The Game, Sister, Sister, Girlfriends, The Parkers, Half & Half, and One on Onewill be premiering on the site over the course of three months, from August to October.
The announcement was paired with a video of the stars from each series, including Tracee Ellis Ross, Tia and Tamara Mowry, and Jackée Harry, sharing the news and highlighting some of their favorite moments from the shows. They also thanked the fans, noting that many have been petitioning Netflix to add more classic Black shows to the streamer for years now (this editor included, thank you very much!).
The addition of the seven shows is part of Netflix's initiative to highlight Black content on the streaming service. The streamer already has a bevy of documentaries that center on Black experiences, specifically concerning racial injustice, and has recently added several classic Black films to their lineups. Premiering shows like Moesha and Girlfriends is a brilliant move that not only fills a need (a majority of these shows are only available to stream through Amazon Prime Video or Itunes, or not available at all), but provides a more balanced representation of Black media. Each of these shows is a different look at Black lives and a joyous one at that!
Now that Netflix has broken the glass ceiling, let's hope they'll include more shows and other streamers will follow their lead. There are plenty more Black sitcoms where those seven came from, and I'd be happy to supply a list if they need it! Check out the release dates for the seven iconic sitcoms ahead and be ready to clear your schedule, we have a lot to watch.
If you're looking to make easy, delicious, and mouth-watering-good cinnamon rolls in a short amount of time, look no further than this game-changing recipe. We're all for making traditional homemade-dough cinnamon rolls, but sometimes you just want the piping hot buns dripping with butter and brown sugar ASAP. When you're craving a homemade batch, but don't want to go through the whole trouble of making the dough, this easy cinnamon roll recipe in on your side and will get the job done in 30 minutes.
The secret's in the refrigerated crescent roll dough, which is the perfect cocoon for your cinnamon-brown sugar filling.
That - and drizzling lots of melted butter to ensure the filling will stay in place as you tightly roll the dough into a swirled log. Are you dizzy with desire yet?
Once you've cut the eight slices, the buns will fit snugly in the pan.
The cinnamon rolls will emerge from the oven sizzling and cracking, and that's when you should immediately cover them in a tangy vanilla, lemon, and cream cheese glaze.
We'll bet these cinnamon rolls will be eaten so quickly, the glaze won't even have a chance to ooze onto the napkin.
Cinnamon Rolls
2 tablespoons salted butter, melted
1/2 packed cup plus 2 tablespoons light brown sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 package crescent roll dough
Glaze
2 tablespoons salted butter, at room temperature
2 tablespoons cream cheese, at room temperature
1/2 lemon, juiced
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup powdered sugar, sifted
Directions
To make cinnamon rolls: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Use a pastry brush to lightly coat the insides of a small (7-1/2-inch-by-5-1/2-inch) casserole dish with some of the melted butter, about one teaspoon. Set the butter aside. In a separate bowl, combine the brown sugar and cinnamon. Set aside.
To assemble: Pop the crescent roll dough canister and carefully unravel dough into a long rectangular shape, careful not to tear the perforated markings. Use a pastry brush to lightly coat the dough with some of the melted butter, about one teaspoon or more, leaving a 1/4-inch border free of any butter. Then sprinkle the top of dough with the cinnamon sugar mixture, leaving the 1/4-inch borders free of sugar. Spread sugar evenly around the dough using a plastic bowl scraper, and then press it into the dough using a fork or your fingers. Drizzle the remaining melted butter on top of the sugar mixture until partially saturated.
Roll the dough into a tight log. Slice it into eight even pieces (about 1/2 inch thick). Using a bench scraper or a spatula (so the cinnamon sugar does not pour out), transfer the dough pieces into a prepared baking dish and place them cut side up. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until dough begins to turn golden brown on top.
To glaze: While rolls are baking, combine butter and cream cheese together in a mixer, then whip in lemon juice and vanilla. Add powdered sugar and mix until fully incorporated. Using a spatula, spread the glaze evenly over cinnamon rolls. Place any leftover glaze in a bowl to serve on the side.
No one eats with their eyes quite as keenly as kids, so it comes as no surprise that rainbow-colored foods get them particularly excited. Neon treats like rainbow bagels look tricky to make, but did you know you can re-create colorful, kid-friendly snacks at home in a jiffy? Here are a dozen ways, from the superhealthy to the extra sweet, to give your little ones a delightfully vivid rainbow treat.
Stephanie and Paul may seem like your average happily married couple, but there's something fishy about their relationship . . . You see, Stephanie has a really cool job - she is a professional mermaid in Hawaii! Stephanie's alter ego goes by the name Mermaid Sirenity, which is fitting because she practically radiates Disney-princess energy. "She wanted to be photographed with her husband and the two of them are epically in love!" said photographer Jailyn Untalan, who captured these stunning photos. "He's beyond sweet with her and she's incredibly sweet, too!"
If you are obsessed with The Little Mermaid, then you will love this shoot, because it is a fairy-tale come to life. Sirenity looked stunning with her sparkly, blue and purple ombré mermaid tail. She did her makeup to match her tail, accessorized with a golden chain belt tied around her waist, and went with beachy waves for her flowing pink hair. Paul channeled his inner Prince Eric and wore a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up and dark blue jeans. The shoot took place on the beaches of Kaneohe, HI, and the pair posed along the rocks of the beach. They both looked so happy and madly in love - check out the gorgeous photos and see for yourself.
Stephanie and Paul may seem like your average happily married couple, but there's something fishy about their relationship . . . You see, Stephanie has a really cool job - she is a professional mermaid in Hawaii! Stephanie's alter ego goes by the name Mermaid Sirenity, which is fitting because she practically radiates Disney-princess energy. "She wanted to be photographed with her husband and the two of them are epically in love!" said photographer Jailyn Untalan, who captured these stunning photos. "He's beyond sweet with her and she's incredibly sweet, too!"
If you are obsessed with The Little Mermaid, then you will love this shoot, because it is a fairy-tale come to life. Sirenity looked stunning with her sparkly, blue and purple ombré mermaid tail. She did her makeup to match her tail, accessorized with a golden chain belt tied around her waist, and went with beachy waves for her flowing pink hair. Paul channeled his inner Prince Eric and wore a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up and dark blue jeans. The shoot took place on the beaches of Kaneohe, HI, and the pair posed along the rocks of the beach. They both looked so happy and madly in love - check out the gorgeous photos and see for yourself.
Ask any woman who works out about sports bras, and be prepared for a short monologue about her favorite brand or a horror story about the one that broke mid-sprint. People are passionate when it comes to sports bras because they're the most critical piece of our workout wardrobe. We just can't move without them. But, instead of holding on to the one you love for dear life, you should be refreshing your sports bra drawer with some degree of frequency, otherwise they stretch out and lose their shape and support. That's where we come in.
We've done a little digging and come up with our favorite sports bras that are available right now. Think high-support cult favorites and adorable strappy styles perfect for yoga. They're comfortable, supportive, and cute; what more could you ask for? Now all you have to do is shop!
Stephanie and Paul may seem like your average happily married couple, but there's something fishy about their relationship . . . You see, Stephanie has a really cool job - she is a professional mermaid in Hawaii! Stephanie's alter ego goes by the name Mermaid Sirenity, which is fitting because she practically radiates Disney-princess energy. "She wanted to be photographed with her husband and the two of them are epically in love!" said photographer Jailyn Untalan, who captured these stunning photos. "He's beyond sweet with her and she's incredibly sweet, too!"
If you are obsessed with The Little Mermaid, then you will love this shoot, because it is a fairy-tale come to life. Sirenity looked stunning with her sparkly, blue and purple ombré mermaid tail. She did her makeup to match her tail, accessorized with a golden chain belt tied around her waist, and went with beachy waves for her flowing pink hair. Paul channeled his inner Prince Eric and wore a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up and dark blue jeans. The shoot took place on the beaches of Kaneohe, HI, and the pair posed along the rocks of the beach. They both looked so happy and madly in love - check out the gorgeous photos and see for yourself.
Ask any woman who works out about sports bras, and be prepared for a short monologue about her favorite brand or a horror story about the one that broke mid-sprint. People are passionate when it comes to sports bras because they're the most critical piece of our workout wardrobe. We just can't move without them. But, instead of holding on to the one you love for dear life, you should be refreshing your sports bra drawer with some degree of frequency, otherwise they stretch out and lose their shape and support. That's where we come in.
We've done a little digging and come up with our favorite sports bras that are available right now. Think high-support cult favorites and adorable strappy styles perfect for yoga. They're comfortable, supportive, and cute; what more could you ask for? Now all you have to do is shop!
I'll be the first to admit I'm for waffles over pancakes any day, but ever since I ruined my waffle maker, thanks to a disastrous gluten-free waffle attempt, and nearly destroyed my co-worker's beloved waffle iron trying to waffle-ize grilled cheese, I've staved off waffles for a while - until now! Growing up, my mom would use the same batter for pancakes and for waffles, so I thought I'd give it a shot with my buttermilk pancakes recipe. I only made a few tweaks and created this buttermilk waffle recipe, and I think these turned out lovely. They're slightly tart from the buttermilk, definitely buttery, and not on the sweet side so they're ready for loads of toppings! Serve them however you like; for me, I take them with a big slab of salted butter, fresh strawberries, and plenty of maple syrup.
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 cups buttermilk
1/2 cup salted butter, melted and cooled slightly, plus more for topping
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Clarified butter or high-heat vegetable oil, for cooking
Strawberries, for topping
Maple syrup, for topping
Directions
Preheat waffle iron. In a large bowl, mix together flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
In a separate bowl, pour in buttermilk. Slowly stir in melted butter.
To the dry ingredients, slowly stir in buttermilk mixture, eggs, and vanilla extract until just combined. Clumps are OK! Don't overmix.
Spray preheated waffle iron with nonstick spray. Add 1/2 cup batter and cook according to manufacturer's directions, or until golden brown. Repeat with remaining batter.
Garnish with butter, strawberries, and maple syrup.
I'll be the first to admit I'm for waffles over pancakes any day, but ever since I ruined my waffle maker, thanks to a disastrous gluten-free waffle attempt, and nearly destroyed my co-worker's beloved waffle iron trying to waffle-ize grilled cheese, I've staved off waffles for a while - until now! Growing up, my mom would use the same batter for pancakes and for waffles, so I thought I'd give it a shot with my buttermilk pancakes recipe. I only made a few tweaks and created this buttermilk waffle recipe, and I think these turned out lovely. They're slightly tart from the buttermilk, definitely buttery, and not on the sweet side so they're ready for loads of toppings! Serve them however you like; for me, I take them with a big slab of salted butter, fresh strawberries, and plenty of maple syrup.
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 cups buttermilk
1/2 cup salted butter, melted and cooled slightly, plus more for topping
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Clarified butter or high-heat vegetable oil, for cooking
Strawberries, for topping
Maple syrup, for topping
Directions
Preheat waffle iron. In a large bowl, mix together flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
In a separate bowl, pour in buttermilk. Slowly stir in melted butter.
To the dry ingredients, slowly stir in buttermilk mixture, eggs, and vanilla extract until just combined. Clumps are OK! Don't overmix.
Spray preheated waffle iron with nonstick spray. Add 1/2 cup batter and cook according to manufacturer's directions, or until golden brown. Repeat with remaining batter.
Garnish with butter, strawberries, and maple syrup.
I'll be the first to admit I'm for waffles over pancakes any day, but ever since I ruined my waffle maker, thanks to a disastrous gluten-free waffle attempt, and nearly destroyed my co-worker's beloved waffle iron trying to waffle-ize grilled cheese, I've staved off waffles for a while - until now! Growing up, my mom would use the same batter for pancakes and for waffles, so I thought I'd give it a shot with my buttermilk pancakes recipe. I only made a few tweaks and created this buttermilk waffle recipe, and I think these turned out lovely. They're slightly tart from the buttermilk, definitely buttery, and not on the sweet side so they're ready for loads of toppings! Serve them however you like; for me, I take them with a big slab of salted butter, fresh strawberries, and plenty of maple syrup.
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 cups buttermilk
1/2 cup salted butter, melted and cooled slightly, plus more for topping
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Clarified butter or high-heat vegetable oil, for cooking
Strawberries, for topping
Maple syrup, for topping
Directions
Preheat waffle iron. In a large bowl, mix together flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
In a separate bowl, pour in buttermilk. Slowly stir in melted butter.
To the dry ingredients, slowly stir in buttermilk mixture, eggs, and vanilla extract until just combined. Clumps are OK! Don't overmix.
Spray preheated waffle iron with nonstick spray. Add 1/2 cup batter and cook according to manufacturer's directions, or until golden brown. Repeat with remaining batter.
Garnish with butter, strawberries, and maple syrup.
I know we still have a few more days to go until Work It premieres on Netflix, but after watching the star-studded trailer, I immediately began wondering about the cast's love lives. Is Sabrina Carpenter currently dating anyone? What about Jordan Fisher - is he single? Chances are, you probably had those same thoughts once you laid eyes on the gorgeous selection of stars that were chosen for the dance film, so I went ahead and did the stalking research for you. Ahead, see each cast members relationship status, and I apologize in advance if I've crushed any of your future wedding plans.
Whether you're into Marco and Elle or you're Team Noah all the way, you have to admit Elle and Marco's epic routine during that big Dance Dance Revolution contest is a standout scene from The Kissing Booth 2. Their smooth dance moves combined with their intense chemistry definitely had me pressing rewind more than once, and luckily, Joey King just posted a full version of the epic moment on her IGTV on Friday.
Fans were not only shook that the iconic DDR scene was shot in front of a green screen and not an arcade like they'd imagined, but also excited to relive the adorable moment in a stripped down setting. I mean, who would say no to more Elle and Marco? "This is the full version that we shot of the final arcade scene with Marco and Elle," King wrote in the caption. "We danced the entire day which was killer on my shin splints but my dance partner made it all worth it. This was a really exhausting day but more fun than anything else. I miss this a lot 🥺❤️." Check out the full video below to fall in love with Elle and Marco's romance friendship all over again.
If you're all over Beyoncé's new Black Is King visual album like we are, then you've probably noticed more than a few familiar faces make appearances. In addition to American artists like Jay-Z, Childish Gambino, and Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé brought in a wide range of talented African artists and musicians to collaborate on this incredible project.
The album - which is a visual companion to the soundtrack for Disney's 2019 remake of The Lion King - tells the story of a young African king who embarks on a journey of self discovery after his family casts him out into the world alone. In an interview with Good Morning America, Beyoncé described the soundtrack as a "love letter to Africa," and that love is reflected in every aspect of the visual album, including the choice of artists. From Shatta Wale and Wizkid to Tierra Whack, keep reading to learn more about each of the amazing artists featured on Black Is King.
I know we still have a few more days to go until Work It premieres on Netflix, but after watching the star-studded trailer, I immediately began wondering about the cast's love lives. Is Sabrina Carpenter currently dating anyone? What about Jordan Fisher - is he single? Chances are, you probably had those same thoughts once you laid eyes on the gorgeous selection of stars that were chosen for the dance film, so I went ahead and did the stalking research for you. Ahead, see each cast members relationship status, and I apologize in advance if I've crushed any of your future wedding plans.
Whether you're into Marco and Elle or you're Team Noah all the way, you have to admit Elle and Marco's epic routine during that big Dance Dance Revolution contest is a standout scene from The Kissing Booth 2. Their smooth dance moves combined with their intense chemistry definitely had me pressing rewind more than once, and luckily, Joey King just posted a full version of the epic moment on her IGTV on Friday.
Fans were not only shook that the iconic DDR scene was shot in front of a green screen and not an arcade like they'd imagined, but also excited to relive the adorable moment in a stripped down setting. I mean, who would say no to more Elle and Marco? "This is the full version that we shot of the final arcade scene with Marco and Elle," King wrote in the caption. "We danced the entire day which was killer on my shin splints but my dance partner made it all worth it. This was a really exhausting day but more fun than anything else. I miss this a lot 🥺❤️." Check out the full video below to fall in love with Elle and Marco's romance friendship all over again.
If you're all over Beyoncé's new Black Is King visual album like we are, then you've probably noticed more than a few familiar faces make appearances. In addition to American artists like Jay-Z, Childish Gambino, and Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé brought in a wide range of talented African artists and musicians to collaborate on this incredible project.
The album - which is a visual companion to the soundtrack for Disney's 2019 remake of The Lion King - tells the story of a young African king who embarks on a journey of self discovery after his family casts him out into the world alone. In an interview with Good Morning America, Beyoncé described the soundtrack as a "love letter to Africa," and that love is reflected in every aspect of the visual album, including the choice of artists. From Shatta Wale and Wizkid to Tierra Whack, keep reading to learn more about each of the amazing artists featured on Black Is King.
Even from the comfort of her own home, Demi Lovato looked red carpet-ready in a fierce red lip and pretty white cocktail dress for the GLAAD Media Awards on Thursday night. As the "I Love Me" singer presented Shea Diamond's performance, we couldn't help but notice that we'd seen a similar look from her just last week, when she posted photos of her engagement to boyfriend Max Ehrich.
We don't know about you, but we've definitely looked through the couple's stunning engagement pictures (and zoomed in on Demi's fairytale ring) enough times to recognize the beautiful details of her uber-chic Retrofête engagement dress. While we could only see the padded shoulders in the top half of her outfit during her GLAAD Awards appearance, it appeared that she might have been wearing the same dress and horseshoe-shaped diamond earrings. We're not sure if Demi filmed her GLAAD stint the day she got engaged or if she just loves a versatile dress as much as the rest of us. Either way, the singer definitely served some major glam for the virtual show. Get a closer look at her outfit in the clip above.
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