Healthy lifestyle
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
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
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.
Reproductive Health
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.
Health
Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
mercredi 17 août 2016
Look Back at Kim Kardashian's Sexiest Halloween Costumes
Celebrities love to dress up for Halloween, and Kim Kardashian is one of the few that usually go all out! Her many, often revealing Halloween looks through the years show that she's mastered the art of a sexy costume with outfits inspired by movies, animals, and even fictional characters. In 2014, Kim stuck to her sexy theme with a painted skeleton look, but she kept things tame in 2015 with a clever costume centered around her growing baby bump. Who knows what she'll do this year, but with one major feud under her belt, we wouldn't be surprised if she went as a certain blonde singer.
Jason Momoa Looks Like He's Having the Best Family Vacation Ever
Though Jason Momoa is notoriously private about his gorgeous wife, Lisa Bonet, and their two adorable kids, the burly Aquaman actor can't help but share photos of his family when they're having a good time. Amid rumors about his next major film project, Jason swept his "familia" off to Barcelona, Spain for a week of rock climbing, bonding time, and beautiful scenery.
In his usual adrenaline-junkie style, Jason has spent part of the vacation at a friend's rock-climbing gym . . . even participating in a climbing competition that's open to the public. Aside from the ripped shirtless photos of Jason and his childhood friends, though, he's also shared some beautiful snaps of Lisa, Nakoa-Wolf, and Lola. Check out the sweetest shots from his family vacation, and you'll feel like you basically tagged along to Barcelona!
The Best Celebrity Family Halloween Costumes
There are plenty of options for BFF Halloween costumes and individual scary outfits for Oct. 31, but what about dressing up as a family? Look to these creative celebrity broods for inspiration and you're sure to be the most talked about group on the block.
This Disabled Soldier Visited 1 Little Boy to Show Him That His Injury Won't Hold Him Back
Diego Mercado and many wounded servicemen and women have more than one thing in common: not only do they have a prosthetic limb but they also find inspiration in each other.
As the son of an army veteran, 10-year-old Diego has always wanted to be a soldier but because this little boy was only born with one leg and just two fingers on his right hand, this dream felt uncertain.
But one day at a Ride 2 Recovery wounded warrior event, Diego saw service members who had amputations like his.
"At some point I maybe wanted to tell him that maybe he can't join the military because of his challenge," his dad, Jason Mercado, told News 4 San Antonio. "But as [the wounded soldiers] passed, they saw Diego with a prosthetic sitting out front, and one by one they stopped. That day I knew I didn't have to tell him because he saw those guys out there, they were still active duty guys doing it."
Since then, Diego not only works out with wounded veterans, like retired marine Jose Luis Sanchez, as a way to see that his body has no limits, but he and his dad have also started Team Diego. The mission of this father-son nonprofit is to bring awareness and support to wounded veterans, military families, and children with disabilities. The duo also regularly competes together in 5K races to support other wounded warrior non-profit organizations.
"Just looking at him now, the potential is endless," said Jason.
You Can Add Another Fun Emoticon Keyboard to Your iPhone - Huzzah!
Waiting for the dumpling emoji is going to take a lot of patience, time, and distractions, like fiddling around with an emoticon keyboard. Yes, emoticons like this one ＼(^o^)／ are on your phone already - you just need to activate them.
It's totally free to get these emoticons and pretty easy to do in a few steps. Take a look at our guide below and start sending (＾ν＾）to everyone you know!
You Won't Believe What's Inside of These Soda Bottles (Hint: It's Not Soda)
At first glance, you might think that the above are your average bottles of soda. But with a twist of a cap and the slice of a knife, an entire cake is revealed inside. The incredibly realistic-looking soda cakes are the creations of Sydney-based baker Andres Fatso.
The sweet sculptures are as insane as they look. Each cake flavor is made to complement the color scheme of the beverages (like green matcha cake for Sprite and Nutella for Coca-Cola), and they are molded into edible replicas of the bottles sitting in your refrigerator. The edible creations can be carried just about anywhere and are basically what every sugar-lover's dreams are made of. Get a better look at the thirst-quenching cakes ahead.
Take a Look Back at All the People Kristen Stewart Has Dated
Kristen Stewart has been in the spotlight for quite some time now, but she is still notoriously private about her life, especially when it comes to who she's dating. While some of her relationships have been more public than others, she has certainly had her fair share of love and heartbreak over the years. Take a look back at some of her former and current flames, and then check out 16 of her best quotes about growing up, believing in yourself, and all that in between.
Zelda Williams on Coping With Her Dad's Death: "Nobody Would Let Me Do Anything"
It's been just over two years since Robin Williams's tragic death, and his daughter, Zelda, seems to have finally found some peace. The 27-year-old actress stopped by Chelsea this week and opened up about how she was able to move on and find a silver lining following her famous dad's heartbreaking suicide. "I just kept going, 'Well, okay. Today I'm going to wake up and love what I do. And then tomorrow I'm going to wake up and be happy and love what I do. And then the next day.' Because that's all you can do," she said. "For a while no one would let me do anything. I think there's, like, that reaction of like, 'Oh sh*t. Are you okay?'" The interview is just the latest time Zelda has talked about her dad. In addition to getting a tattoo in his honor, she also opened up about their close bond on the Today show and wished him a happy birthday on Instagram.
33 Things Every Dad Should Say to Raise Strong, Empowered Daughters
Whether your little one is a "daddy's girl" or still working on her relationship with Dad, there's no denying the importance of this male figure in a little girl's life. A dad's love is typically the first male love a child receives and his influence helps set the path for the person that kid becomes. It isn't easy to raise a strong and independent daughter, but certain things a father figure says has the power to help - or hinder - this growth. Although it might feel like these are just simple phrases in passing, hearing these 33 things from Dad can stick with a little girl for years to come and help shape her into a passionate and empowered young lady.
- Your determination inspires me.
- I can't imagine my life without you.
- I love you.
- You impress me each and every day.
- I have faith in you.
- You can do anything.
- I'm so proud of you.
- I love that you're always willing to try.
- Your effort blows me away.
- You've got this.
- There's no shame in recognizing when you need help and asking for it.
- I'm always here if you need me.
- I love watching you grow.
- It's important that you love yourself as much as I love you.
- I hope you're never afraid to try something new.
- I love you more each and every day.
- Spending time with you is the best part of my day.
- Do what makes you happy.
- You're pretty on the inside.
- Always be your biggest advocate.
- Your thoughts matter.
- Never be afraid to ask a question or to speak up.
- Your words can be used for good or harm and it's important to know the difference.
- You should always try to stand out from the crowd.
- Always let your personality shine.
- I'm here for you no matter what.
- Give your heart only to those who deserve it.
- I love hanging out with you.
- It's OK to fall as long as you get back up.
- Never let anyone pressure you.
- Embrace the things that make you different.
- I'll never stop loving you.
- Your opinion matters, especially to me.
20 Princess Bride Quotes Still Good For Everyday Usage
Fans of the 1987 film The Princess Bride (us included) are always excited to reminisce about the romantic fantasy classic. The movie is memorable for so many reasons (like Robin Wright's breathtaking beauty, Elwes's breathtaking beauty, Andre the Giant, and R.O.U.S.s), but it may be most famous for its quotable lines. The movie is available on Netflix, and in celebration, we've rounded up the best quotes, which, incidentally, you can still use in your everyday life.
Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and More Will Star in Disney's Mary Poppins Sequel
Disney is in the process of making a sequel to Mary Poppins, Mary Poppins Returns, and a few of the film's biggest stars have already been announced. Into the Woods director Rob Marshall will take charge of the new story, which sees Mary Poppins traveling to Depression-era London to help a now-grown Jane and Michael Banks, as well as Michael's children, who desperately need her after they suffer a personal tragedy. Between Mary's magical skills and her new friend Jack, the Bankses will once again find happiness in their lives. Sounds pretty great, right? The movie doesn't come out until Dec. 25, 2018, so in the meantime, check out everyone who's been cast so far.
The Incredible Viral Blood Donation Campaign We Hope Makes Its Way to the US
While it may seem like there is a bandit removing all the As, Bs, and Os from signs across the globe, it's actually a blood donation campaign. In an effort to encourage people to donate blood, Missing Type is calling on corporations to remove the blood type letters from their signs and emphasize the dwindling resources.
The campaign was launched by the NHS Blood and Transplant department of the British National Health Service. However, cities and companies around the world are joining the effort - Microsoft, Google Japan, Tesco, the famous Amsterdam sign, and the famous Toronto sign have all blocked out the correlating letters.
Rem_ve the A, O, & Bs fr_m y_ur next tweet t_ supp_rt _l__d d_nati_n. T_gether we will fill the g_ps. #MissingType http://pic.twitter.com/PNOpDuvrAN
- Give_l__d NHS (@GiveBloodNHS) August 17, 2016
I msterdm! We're missing some crucial letters here....#missingtype http://pic.twitter.com/WWolpZgCAA
- I amsterdam (@Iamsterdam) August 16, 2016
We re pr ud t e supp rting the #missingtype c mp ign @GiveBloodNHS http://pic.twitter.com/NHdgpllfTo
- Ribena (@RibenaUK) August 17, 2016
We're supp_rting #MissingType c_mp_ign. Sh_w y_ur supp_rthttps://t.co/QrvoV4Nb3T http://pic.twitter.com/KA0FABHaXM
- Microsoft UK (@MicrosoftUK) August 16, 2016
We've dropped the O from Tesco to raise awareness for @GiveBloodNHS. #MissingType. See more https://t.co/qIC5JxJjsahttps://t.co/tHKcIQUfYJ
- Tesco (@Tesco) August 16, 2016
もし世の中から「A」「B」「O」が消えてしまったらGoogleロゴはこんな姿に…。献血でA,B,Oを守りましょう。詳細は日本赤十字社のページ https://t.co/N41Qw2FXQj をご覧ください。 #MISSINGTYPE http://pic.twitter.com/N2cYN6GCpw
- Google Japan (@googlejapan) August 16, 2016
After a drop in blood donations of nearly 30 percent in the last decade, the Missing Type campaign hopes to stress the importance of donating. An even more staggering statistic, as reported by the World Health Organization, is that 33 people per 1,000 donate blood, which means bank levels are consistently low. As the campaign goes more viral, we anticipate American companies joining the cause. To donate blood in America, visit the Red Cross's donation site map.
The Incredible Viral Blood Donation Campaign We Hope Makes Its Way to the US
While it may seem like there is a bandit removing all the As, Bs, and Os from signs across the globe, it's actually a blood donation campaign. In an effort to encourage people to donate blood, Missing Type is calling on corporations to remove the blood type letters from their signs and emphasize the dwindling resources.
The campaign was launched by the NHS Blood and Transplant department of the British National Health Service. However, cities and companies around the world are joining the effort - Microsoft, Google Japan, Tesco, the famous Amsterdam sign, and the famous Toronto sign have all blocked out the correlating letters.
Rem_ve the A, O, & Bs fr_m y_ur next tweet t_ supp_rt _l__d d_nati_n. T_gether we will fill the g_ps. #MissingType http://pic.twitter.com/PNOpDuvrAN
- Give_l__d NHS (@GiveBloodNHS) August 17, 2016
I msterdm! We're missing some crucial letters here....#missingtype http://pic.twitter.com/WWolpZgCAA
- I amsterdam (@Iamsterdam) August 16, 2016
We re pr ud t e supp rting the #missingtype c mp ign @GiveBloodNHS http://pic.twitter.com/NHdgpllfTo
- Ribena (@RibenaUK) August 17, 2016
We're supp_rting #MissingType c_mp_ign. Sh_w y_ur supp_rthttps://t.co/QrvoV4Nb3T http://pic.twitter.com/KA0FABHaXM
- Microsoft UK (@MicrosoftUK) August 16, 2016
We've dropped the O from Tesco to raise awareness for @GiveBloodNHS. #MissingType. See more https://t.co/qIC5JxJjsahttps://t.co/tHKcIQUfYJ
- Tesco (@Tesco) August 16, 2016
もし世の中から「A」「B」「O」が消えてしまったらGoogleロゴはこんな姿に…。献血でA,B,Oを守りましょう。詳細は日本赤十字社のページ https://t.co/N41Qw2FXQj をご覧ください。 #MISSINGTYPE http://pic.twitter.com/N2cYN6GCpw
- Google Japan (@googlejapan) August 16, 2016
After a drop in blood donations of nearly 30 percent in the last decade, the Missing Type campaign hopes to stress the importance of donating. An even more staggering statistic, as reported by the World Health Organization, is that 33 people per 1,000 donate blood, which means bank levels are consistently low. As the campaign goes more viral, we anticipate American companies joining the cause. To donate blood in America, visit the Red Cross's donation site map.
The Simple Way to See All the Photos You've "Liked" on Instagram
Scrolling through Instagram and passively "liking" photos is nothing new. We all do it every day and probably forget about the meme we gave a heart "like" to. But as someone who follows travel bloggers or photographers on Instagram, I sometimes "like" something as a bookmarking tool. Whether you do the same or not, we've put together a quick guide on finding photos you've "liked" on the app.
8 Full House Halloween Costumes Guaranteed to Make You Super Nostalgic
TV reboots are all the rage this season, and Full House is no exception. This year, Netflix perfectly payed homage to the beloved show with the release of Fuller House and it certainly left us with a lot of emotions. If you looking for that perfect nostalgic costume this Halloween, why not dress up as one of your favorite characters from the series? Bonus: you can easily make it a group costume by going as the whole Tanner clan. So pull out your best '80s attire and get ready to whip out a bunch of catchphrases.
38 Diaper Bag Backpack Options Every Parent Is Going to Want to Consider
Just because you're in need of a diaper bag doesn't mean that it has to be a traditional one-strap tote. Whether you're looking for something that offers chic style (it's going to be going everywhere with you and baby, after all!) or gender-neutral convenience to swap back and forth between parents, a diaper bag backpack might be exactly what you need. We've rounded up both fashion-forward looks as well as some adventure-ready accessories complete with a detachable cooler for the ultimate backpack diaper bag options.
7 Signs Your Son May Be a Bully
Every school has one. The kid who teases everyone in the classroom. The one who pushes others around - literally and figuratively. The boy who the students say is a bully. We all pray that our son won't become a victim, but what if your little guy is the one doing the attacking? You may think, "no, not my son," but it's possible that love makes you blind to his bad behavior. So how can you tell if he is a bully? We rounded up seven classic signs that your son is the boy all his classmates fear.
A Friendly Reminder That Neil Patrick Harris and His Family Own Halloween Every Year
There are a lot of celebrity families that dress up each year for Halloween, but just one group can claim the title of most epic group costumes! Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka have been going all out with their kids, Gideon and Harper, since 2011 and each year since their looks have just gotten more elaborate and impressive. In 2015, they awakened the force with a dead-on tribute to Star Wars. Keep reading to see all of their costumes over the years, then feast your eyes on even more family Halloween greatness.
Here's Simon Baker on His Way to Your House With Flowers and Food
Simon Baker was spotted picking up some essentials at a farmer's market in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday. The former star of The Mentalist sported a sweater, jeans, and a big smile as he picked out bouquets of flowers and stopped at a food truck to grab something to eat - he's basically on the way to your house for a laid-back date, right? Simon is likely enjoying his downtime since the end of his CBS series; he recently headed to the Cannes Film Festival to pitch his directorial debut, Breath, in which he plays a reclusive surfer in 1970s Australia. See Simon's hands-down hottest moments and what other sexy stars would look like on a date with you.
Harry Potter Fans, J.K. Rowling Is Blessing Us With a Collection of Short Stories
If you already breezed through your copy of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and are craving the next best thing, J.K. Rowling has you covered. The author is publishing a collection of digital short stories called Pottermore Presents, which includes her work from Pottermore, plus new writing that's never been seen before.
You might think you know everything about the Wizarding world, but Rowling will give you an even deeper look into the characters and her inspiration. Rather than the lengthy Harry Potter books we're all used to, these ebooks will be much more digestible at about 10,000 words each. According to the press release, "The ebooks are designed for readers seeking short content that can be read easily in about an hour on mobile phones, tablets, dedicated e-reading devices, and computers."
The first three digital shorts focus on Hogwarts and are already available to preorder before they are out on Sept. 6. You can preorder the books through the Pottermore Shop and other ebook retailers like Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com, and iBooks. Each will be sold for $2 GBP, $3 EU, and $3 USD.
Here's what you can expect from the first batch of ebooks:
Short Stroies From Hogwarts: Power, Politics and Pesky Poltergeists: This ebook will feature old and new writing about Harry's potions master Horace Slughorn and details about the Azkaban prison.
Short Stories From Hogwarts: Heroism, Hardship and Dangerous Hobbies: This one will focus on the Hogwarts staff, including Remus Lupin and Minerva McGonagall.
Hogwarts: An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide: Readers will learn about the school itself as well as its ghosts and the Sorting Hat.
We can't wait to get our HP fix!
24 Perfect Studio Ghibli Costumes, From Totoro to Spirited Away
It's time to embrace your inner Totoro. All of the characters created by Studio Ghibli, the famed Japanese animation film studio behind such movies as My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and Princess Mononoke, are too wonderful not to turn into your f-anime-tastic Halloween costume. The studio's founder Hayao Miyazaki even received a lifetime achievement honorary Oscar in 2014. Celebrate Miyazaki's work, and get ready for Halloween by scrolling through these stunning DIY costumes inspired by the characters he created.
Here's What 14 Hot Celebrity Guys Would Look Like on a Date With You
Now that you know what it would be like to go on a date with Leonardo DiCaprio, we're ready to take you through the various potential scenarios that could happen if you were being courted by other hot celebrity dudes. From Ryan Reynolds listening intently to your childhood stories to Michael B. Jordan checking you out from across the room, keep reading to see what 14 handsome stars would look like while sitting across from you on a date.
11 Shows to Stream on Netflix to Ease the Symptoms of Your Grey's Anatomy Withdrawal
Shortness of breath? Dizziness? Unexplained flooding of your tear ducts? If you're experiencing any of the aforementioned symptoms, you might be in the midst of a serious withdrawal from Grey's Anatomy. Although few things compare to the emotional drama that Shonda Rhimes's medical-themed pride and joy delivers season after season, there are a few gems floating around Netflix at the moment that will definitely help you forget about the fact you won't be seeing Jackson Avery's abs until late September.
Watch Your Favorite Olympic Gymnasts Blow Your Mind as Kids
Olympic gymnasts Simone Biles and Laurie Hernandez were already vaulting and flipping like pros at an age when most of us still needed training wheels.
Watch Your Favorite Olympic Gymnasts Blow Your Mind as Kids
Olympic gymnasts Simone Biles and Laurie Hernandez were already vaulting and flipping like pros at an age when most of us still needed training wheels.
Announcing the 2016 POPSUGAR 100!
Welcome to the 2016 POPSUGAR 100! It's finally time to reveal our list of the top celebrities of the year - a group that includes your favorite musicians, actors, public figures, and more. We've taken into account their recent career successes, personal milestones, fan followings, and of course, your votes in our annual list. Past winners of the POPSUGAR 100 have included Taylor Swift, Robert Pattinson, Jennifer Lawrence, and Angelina Jolie - and this year, we couldn't be happier to crown Beyoncé as our champ. Scroll down to find out where your most-loved stars placed on our list!
10 Celebrity Sunburn Mishaps That Actually Hurt to Look At
Celebrities usually pride themselves on looking put together most of the time, whether it's for a red carpet appearance or a quick coffee run. But when it comes to Summer, nobody is really safe from the dangerous rays of the hot sunshine. We can all apply sunscreen until the cows come home, but sometimes we forget, it washes off, or we've just been outside for too damn long. And since most stars like to document their vacations and days at the beach on social media, we get to see every moment up close (sometimes too close). To ease the pain (both literally and figuratively) of our own summertime mishaps, check out a few celebrities who also couldn't hide their sunburns.
Why It's OK to Care About Celebrity News and "Real Issues" at the Same Time
We've all been there - you scroll through Facebook, you stumble upon an article, and before you can even click in to read and judge it for yourself, you spot it: the inevitable "Who cares?" sitting atop the list of comments like a harbinger of hostility. It's typically followed by an effusive reply: "You, since you took time to comment!," which feels like vindication but really just opens a whole new can of worms. This trifecta of passive aggression is finally rounded out with some variation of "This is news?," "Focus on the real issues!," or "There are more important things going on in the world right now."
This bothers me for a few reasons, none of which involve the fact that it's literally my job to care about and cover those so-called "unimportant" things. It is, of course, entirely possible to care about more than one thing at the same time. Our brains can process, store, and maintain an incredible amount of information; that's why you can walk and chew gum at the same time, or worry about world hunger while also wondering what you're going to eat for lunch that day. But this sentiment also implies that only hard, serious news is "important," and ignores the reality: that it's just really, really exhausting to be focused on the "real issues" all the time.
It implies that only hard, serious news is "important" and ignores the reality: that it's just really, really exhausting to be focused on the "real issues" all the time.
The past two years have been pretty rough, both mentally and emotionally, where the news is concerned: I personally am simultaneously stressed out about everyday life things like succeeding at work, paying bills on time, and maintaining personal relationships while also dealing with the added anxiety of mass shootings, police brutality, rape culture, natural disasters, and Donald Trump becoming president. On top of dealing with street harassment and the possibility of being hit by a Muni bus while walking in the city, I also have to consider the chances of my family members being racially profiled by police and my friends traveling abroad being caught in a terrorist attack. There are "real issues" that plague us every day in our families, our friend groups, our romantic relationships, and our neighborhoods. I'm well aware of the "real issues." I'm fully caught up on the "actual news." And like many other people, I'm f*cking drained.
That is precisely why, when a famous couple gets engaged or divorced, a superhot actor goes shirtless on the beach, or Beyoncé shares a cute photo of Blue Ivy on Instagram, we should let ourselves care about it. We should give ourselves (and each other) the freedom and space to get excited and express enthusiasm about celebrity news, because it offers a respite from all the completely depressing things going on - at least until another completely depressing thing happens.
As Cheryl Strayed once wrote: "There are so many things to be tortured about, sweet pea. So many torturous things in this life." Life isn't easy, and we all need something to help us through it. For some people, it's yoga and meditation; for others it's reading about all the women Leonardo DiCaprio has dated, poring over photos of Prince George, or watching the drama unfold between Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift. The best part is that there's room for all of it; you can support the Black Lives Matter movement while also hoping that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner get back together, and you can follow the presidential election with the same fervor as you follow Chrissy Teigen's Instagram account.
The next time somebody tries to make you feel bad for essentially taking a break from the "more important things going on in the world," calmly remind them that as a living, breathing, human person, you are fully capable of grasping both world news and pop culture headlines. When it comes to what you turn to for self-care (especially in trying times), you just need to do you. At the end of the day: who cares?
Diana Ross Took Out an Ad to Congratulate Daughter Tracee on Her Emmy Nod, and It's Fantastic
It's hard to imagine being embarrassed by your mom when your mom is Diana Ross. On Wednesday, Black-ish star Tracee Ellis Ross took to Twitter to share the adorable ad that her mom, Diana, took out in The Hollywood Reporter to congratulate her on her recent Emmy nomination - Tracee snagged a nod for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series for her role as Rainbow "Bow" Johnson. In the tweet, Tracee tagged her superstar mom as well as her siblings, sisters Chudney and Rhonda and brothers Ross Naess and Evan Ross, who is married to Ashlee Simpson. It's basically like when your parents bought you space in the back of your school yearbook to post a horrible baby photo of you, only way, way more glamorous.
OMG how cute r my mom @DianaRoss & family 4 taking an ad in @THR ☺️☺️ I ❤️U!! #blackish #Emmys #RossFamilyRocks http://pic.twitter.com/4Ihbvk8o1B
- Tracee Ellis Ross (@TraceeEllisRoss) August 17, 2016
21 Recipes That Prove Pumpkin and Cheese Is a Winning Combo
Sure, you've had plenty of pumpkin spice products and pumpkin desserts, but have you ever tried cooking with pumpkin? Like butternut squash, pumpkin is a versatile veggie that can be used in soups, pastas, and more savory recipes for a seasonal and hearty upgrade. What makes all these pumpkin-filled recipes even more desirable is cheese, because cheese makes everything better. From stove-top pumpkin mac 'n' cheese to pumpkin goat cheese dip, these will become your favorite ways to cook with pumpkin this Fall.
The Best and Worst Oreo Flavors of 2016, So Far
It's been a year of highs and lows for Oreo. Can't keep up with every new flavor the beloved cookie brand has released in 2016 alone? We've got you covered. We've been putting our taste buds to the test all year long to bring you reviews of the best - and worst - flavors Oreo has come up with. Some of these are limited-edition flavors and might not be available at your grocery store anymore, but never fear: it's only a matter of time until Oreo comes out with the next out-of-the-box variation. Keep reading to see how Blueberry Pie, Cinnamon Bun, Choco Chip, and more 2016 flavors went over with our resident Oreo experts.
21 Not-So-Scary Black Cats, Because They Need Love, Too
Black cats are iconic when it comes to Halloween, but did you know they have their very own day dedicated to them, and it's NOT Halloween? Today is Black Cat Appreciation Day, so we've rounded up a bunch of black cats that are too cute for words.
Celiacs Rejoice: These Halloween Candies Are Gluten-Free
Holidays can be a real drag if you have dietary restrictions, and with Halloween being all about the candy, it can be downright scary. But there's good news for those avoiding gluten: although you'll have to steer clear of homemade mummy-shaped cakes and brownies decorated adorably with spiderwebs, most candy bars and hard candies get the green light - just stay away from Twizzlers, because they surprisingly do contain gluten! Now, we're not saying to go crazy with the candies, but when a majority of "fun size" bars are only 100 calories, a little indulging might be necessary.
First things first. Always read the label on your candy before consuming. Unless labeled "gluten-free," candy may contain traces of gluten, be produced in a facility that also processes products with wheat, or be made on equipment that is shared with products that are not gluten-free. Also note that a product labeled as gluten-free in one country may not be gluten-free where you live. For instance, Smarties in the US are g-free, whereas Smarties in Canada are not. Another reason to read the label? Companies are constantly changing the ingredients they put in products, so always double check just to be sure. When in doubt, you can call the 1-800 number located on the packaging to speak with a customer service representative to find out for sure if it's free of gluten.
Here's a list of popular candy that is currently gluten-free:
Chocolate
- Almond Joy
- Baby Ruth
- Bit-O-Honey
- Butterfinger (original flavor only)
- Charleston Chew
- Goobers
- Heath Bar
- Hershey's Milk Chocolate Bar (1.55 oz. only)
- Hershey's Milk Chocolate With Almonds Bar (1.55 oz. only)
- Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate With Almonds Bar
- Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate With Toffee and Almonds Bar
- Hershey's Kisses
- Hershey's Nuggets
- Oh Henry!
- Junior Mints
- Milk Duds
- Mounds Bar
- Payday
- Raisinets
- Reese's Peanut Butter Cup (all except Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Unwrapped Minis and seasonal shaped items)
- Reese's Pieces
- Rolos (all except Rolo Minis)
- Skor Toffee Bar
- Tootsie Roll
- York Peppermint Pattie (all except York Pieces Candy, York Minis, and York Shapes)
Candy
- Charms Blow Pops
- Dots
- Haribo Gold-Bears (not Juicy variety)
- Hot Tamales
- Jelly Belly Jelly Beans
- Laffy Taffy
- Mike and Ike Original Fruits
- Pixy Stix
- Red Hots
- Skittles
- Smarties (in the US)
- Starburst
- Sugar Babies
- Sugar Daddy
- Tootsie Pops
- Wonka Lik-M-Aid Fun Dip
If you're wondering about M&M's, Snickers, Twix, 3 Musketeers, and Milky Way, the company that makes these products, Mars, urges consumers to read the labels directly on the package for allergy information.
- Additional reporting by Heather Dale
The 1 Ab Exercise You Need to Add to Your Routine ASAP (and 5 Tips For Perfecting It)
If the first time you saw an ab rollout was on an infomercial for one of those wheel gadgets, you may have written it off in the same way you should probably write off most exercise infomercials. This is one case where we think you should reconsider.
You'll be hard-pressed to find any other abdominal exercise that so effectively targets the upper and lower rectus abdominis, as well as the internal and external obliques - basically your entire core. It's so effective, in fact, that we recommend warming up with some planks and crunches to prepare the core, and some arm circles if you're prone to rotator cuff pain.
Once you're warmed up, you can pick your poison in terms of equipment. If you don't have an exercise-specific rollout wheel, you can use a barbell instead by simply placing your hands shoulder-distance apart in the center of the bar and letting the weight plates act as the wheels. If the barbell room at your gym is meathead central, you can use a large exercise ball instead, starting with clasped hands on the ball and rolling out until your weight is supported primarily on your elbows (pictured). You can even go the DIY route, placing your fists pinky-side-down on two paper plates or hand towels and sliding them out on a slick, hard floor. Here's our how-to for doing the move itself.
Now that you've got your equipment lined up, here are some tips for getting the most out of your ab rollout:
- Start from a kneeling position, using a pad under your knees for comfort. After you've worked on your form, strength, and volume for a few months, you can attempt to work your way up to performing a rollout from a standing position, but it's an advanced modification that should be reserved for well-trained and healthy trainees.
- Maintain a modified plank position. You might be tempted to bend your hips back into a tabletop back position at the top of the movement, but that disengages the abdominals and diminishes the cumulative effect of your set. Try to keep you knees, hips, and shoulders in one straight line while you move only your arms.
- Squeeze your glutes! Yes, it's an abdominal exercise, but your ab muscles aren't meant to be stretched during the movement. A slight posterior tilt - achieved by squeezing your butt - will prevent this, allowing your core muscles to get stronger while also preventing hyperextension of the spine.
- Start small. The ab rollout is a challenging move and can place unnecessary strain on the shoulders and low back when performed improperly. If you're new to performing this exercise, start with a very small range of motion - as small as just six inches. Give yourself a few days to see how your muscles and joints react, and add a little distance to your ROM if your body gives you the green light.
- Don't forget to breathe. Following the general rule of inhaling during the concentric contraction phase of the exercise and exhaling during the eccentric contraction phase, make sure you inhale through the nose while you role your equipment of choice away from you, and exhale as you bring your arms back underneath your shoulders.
All that's left to do now is put it into action and watch those abs and obliques pop!
The Little Mermaid Live-Action Disney Movie: Here's What We Know
If you're a fan of The Little Mermaid, then your world is about to get a whole lot brighter. Disney is reviving the Hans Christian Andersen tale into a live-action feature, and it already sounds pretty magical. While the production company certainly has a lot of reboots in store, it isn't the only studio remaking the iconic fairy tale. Working Title is teaming up with Universal to put their own spin on the story with Chloë Grace Moretz as the main star. As more information trickles in, check out everything we already know about Disney's remake.
It's a Musical
After writing music for Disney's Moana, Lin-Manuel Miranda will lend his creative genius once more when he teams up with the animated film's original songwriter, Alan Menken. As if that weren't enough to get you excited, Miranda is also set to coproduce the movie alongside Marc Platt, who is currently working on the movie adaptation of Wicked. We can't wait!
Your Next Favorite TV Romantic Comedy Is Here, and It's Weird
New Fall TV shows are on their way in, and if you have the patience to sit through the trailers of all the new offerings, you might be making some mental notes for what you may want to add to your DVR come Fall, but let's be honest - there are a lot of them. That's why you come here! We already have some recommendations for new series we think you'll be into, and now comes another one, courtesy of The CW. The CW revealed its Fall schedule with a handful of freshman series, and one of them, No Tomorrow, stood out to me as the kind of show I'm going to love - and you will too, if you love network hits Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Here are the details.
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Who's Starring
Tori Anderson and Joshua Sasse
What It's About
Soft-spoken single girl Evie (Anderson) takes a risk and puts herself out there when she meets a neighbor who may be her new crush - sexy, British Xavier (Sasse). Unfortunately, the red flag waves immediately when Xavier tells Evie he's living his life like there's no tomorrow . . . because he thinks the apocalypse is coming. In eight months.
First Impression
You may have stopped reading when you got to that bit about the apocalypse, but stay with me: do you remember where you where when you heard the premise for Jane the Virgin? That show should not have worked, but thanks to the ultracharming cast and brilliant writing, it did. No Tomorrow shares the same tone (and exec producer Ben Silverman, who was also behind The Office), and wins you over in the trailer just as soon as you hear the world is ending. It's sweet, irreverent, and funny, just like Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, which have paved the way for more quirky-yet-earnest shows that appeal to women. I'm here for it and you should be too.
When Is It On?
Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on The CW
Watch the Trailer
A Star Is Born Is Finally Happening, and We've Got the Details
If you thought Lady Gaga's plate was full, get ready for the main course. In addition to joining the American Horror Story season six cast and announcing a new single from her forthcoming fifth studio album, the pop-star-turned-actress is heading to the big screen! Gaga is officially in on the remake of A Star Is Born, which is more than five years in the making and originally had Clint Eastwood and Beyoncé attached. If you're not already excited, just wait until you hear what else is in store.
After Her Son's Tantrum at the Supermarket, This Mom Receives a Sweet Surprise From a Stranger
When your toddler has a tantrum in public, the situation can become really uncomfortable. One mom found herself in this exact scenario while grocery shopping with her two children. Ashley Holmes shared on Facebook that her 3-year-old son "totally lost his marbles" and had a "full-blown meltdown," during their trip, causing customers to whisper and glare at the family. Like many mothers, Ashley wanted to run out of the supermarket, ALDI in Kurri Kurri, but managed to finish shopping.
As she headed to her car, Ashley noticed an ALDI employee approaching her and thought more judgment was about to pass. However, the mom of two revealed that the lady had actually brought her yellow roses from the store and said, "We thought you deserve these." She added, "I hope your day gets better," before giving the mom a hug. Ashley said the simple gesture almost brought her to tears.
If you thought that was the happy ending though, there's more. After Ashley shared the story on Facebook, one of her friends tagged the employee, Shannon Maybury, and the two women reconnected over social media. Shannon said she just wanted to make the mom smile and Ashley thanked her for being so kind. The exchange, which you can read below, is simply too sweet.
Celiacs Rejoice: These Halloween Candies Are Gluten-Free
Holidays can be a real drag if you have dietary restrictions, and with Halloween being all about the candy, it can be downright scary. But there's good news for those avoiding gluten: although you'll have to steer clear of homemade mummy-shaped cakes and brownies decorated adorably with spiderwebs, most candy bars and hard candies get the green light - just stay away from Twizzlers, because they surprisingly do contain gluten! Now, we're not saying to go crazy with the candies, but when a majority of "fun size" bars are only 100 calories, a little indulging might be necessary.
First things first. Always read the label on your candy before consuming. Unless labeled "gluten-free," candy may contain traces of gluten, be produced in a facility that also processes products with wheat, or be made on equipment that is shared with products that are not gluten-free. Also note that a product labeled as gluten-free in one country may not be gluten-free where you live. For instance, Smarties in the US are g-free, whereas Smarties in Canada are not. Another reason to read the label? Companies are constantly changing the ingredients they put in products, so always double check just to be sure. When in doubt, you can call the 1-800 number located on the packaging to speak with a customer service representative to find out for sure if it's free of gluten.
Here's a list of popular candy that is currently gluten-free:
Chocolate
- Almond Joy
- Baby Ruth
- Bit-O-Honey
- Butterfinger (original flavor only)
- Charleston Chew
- Goobers
- Heath Bar
- Hershey's Milk Chocolate Bar (1.55 oz. only)
- Hershey's Milk Chocolate With Almonds Bar (1.55 oz. only)
- Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate With Almonds Bar
- Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate With Toffee and Almonds Bar
- Hershey's Kisses
- Hershey's Nuggets
- Oh Henry!
- Junior Mints
- Milk Duds
- Mounds Bar
- Payday
- Raisinets
- Reese's Peanut Butter Cup (all except Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Unwrapped Minis and seasonal shaped items)
- Reese's Pieces
- Rolos (all except Rolo Minis)
- Skor Toffee Bar
- Tootsie Roll
- York Peppermint Pattie (all except York Pieces Candy, York Minis, and York Shapes)
Candy
- Charms Blow Pops
- Dots
- Haribo Gold-Bears (not Juicy variety)
- Hot Tamales
- Jelly Belly Jelly Beans
- Laffy Taffy
- Mike and Ike Original Fruits
- Pixy Stix
- Red Hots
- Skittles
- Smarties (in the US)
- Starburst
- Sugar Babies
- Sugar Daddy
- Tootsie Pops
- Wonka Lik-M-Aid Fun Dip
If you're wondering about M&M's, Snickers, Twix, 3 Musketeers, and Milky Way, the company that makes these products, Mars, urges consumers to read the labels directly on the package for allergy information.
- Additional reporting by Heather Dale
The 1 Ab Exercise You Need to Add to Your Routine ASAP (and 5 Tips For Perfecting It)
If the first time you saw an ab rollout was on an infomercial for one of those wheel gadgets, you may have written it off in the same way you should probably write off most exercise infomercials. This is one case where we think you should reconsider.
You'll be hard-pressed to find any other abdominal exercise that so effectively targets the upper and lower rectus abdominis, as well as the internal and external obliques - basically your entire core. It's so effective, in fact, that we recommend warming up with some planks and crunches to prepare the core, and some arm circles if you're prone to rotator cuff pain.
Once you're warmed up, you can pick your poison in terms of equipment. If you don't have an exercise-specific rollout wheel, you can use a barbell instead by simply placing your hands shoulder-distance apart in the center of the bar and letting the weight plates act as the wheels. If the barbell room at your gym is meathead central, you can use a large exercise ball instead, starting with clasped hands on the ball and rolling out until your weight is supported primarily on your elbows (pictured). You can even go the DIY route, placing your fists pinky-side-down on two paper plates or hand towels and sliding them out on a slick, hard floor. Here's our how-to for doing the move itself.
Now that you've got your equipment lined up, here are some tips for getting the most out of your ab rollout:
- Start from a kneeling position, using a pad under your knees for comfort. After you've worked on your form, strength, and volume for a few months, you can attempt to work your way up to performing a rollout from a standing position, but it's an advanced modification that should be reserved for well-trained and healthy trainees.
- Maintain a modified plank position. You might be tempted to bend your hips back into a tabletop back position at the top of the movement, but that disengages the abdominals and diminishes the cumulative effect of your set. Try to keep you knees, hips, and shoulders in one straight line while you move only your arms.
- Squeeze your glutes! Yes, it's an abdominal exercise, but your ab muscles aren't meant to be stretched during the movement. A slight posterior tilt - achieved by squeezing your butt - will prevent this, allowing your core muscles to get stronger while also preventing hyperextension of the spine.
- Start small. The ab rollout is a challenging move and can place unnecessary strain on the shoulders and low back when performed improperly. If you're new to performing this exercise, start with a very small range of motion - as small as just six inches. Give yourself a few days to see how your muscles and joints react, and add a little distance to your ROM if your body gives you the green light.
- Don't forget to breathe. Following the general rule of inhaling during the concentric contraction phase of the exercise and exhaling during the eccentric contraction phase, make sure you inhale through the nose while you role your equipment of choice away from you, and exhale as you bring your arms back underneath your shoulders.
All that's left to do now is put it into action and watch those abs and obliques pop!
Uh-Oh: Hulu Is Pulling the Plug on Free Streaming
Hulu, one of the last streaming services to offer free TV supported by ads, is switching to a subscription service in the coming weeks. Viewers will now have to pay $8 a month to watch Hulu's catalog. The company, which has allowed users to watch videos without paying since its launch in 2007, already offered a subscription service for limited ads. But since streaming has taken off and more people are cutting their cable cords, Hulu faces more competition (ahem, Netflix) so it is abandoning its free service - almost - completely.
Viewers can still access Hulu videos for free through Comcast and, now, Yahoo. Hulu and Yahoo partnered to create Yahoo View, a TV streaming site that will use Hulu's video player to host ad-supported TV shows from most of Hulu's network partners. Yahoo View will essentially function like Hulu's previously free streaming services: you will be able to watch the five most recent episodes from ABC, NBC, and Fox shows eight days after they were originally broadcast. So it's not the end of the world, but you might have to get behind Yahoo View to continue watching your favorite shows without cost.
8 Gadgets Perfect For Anyone Who Lives in a Small Space
No matter how many Pinterest boards you create, you probably won't have your dream room in college or right after graduating. But you're not alone living in a tiny space, and there are plenty of ways to make it work - especially with special gadgets and furniture that make it worth it. Ahead, check out creative tech solutions for tiny rooms - you'll wonder how you ever lived without them before.
Give Your Name a Creepy Makeover With This Stranger Things Generator
Fans of sci-fi Netflix show Stranger Things will love this website that turns any text into the same font as the opening credits. Makeitstranger.com transforms your name, for example, into the red neon script against the show's background.
Although the second season hasn't officially been picked up yet, this website is the next best thing to hold us over until then. The font generator came just in time for Halloween, too! Try it out yourself and share with friends.
Make Your Changing Station the Most Productive Place in the Nursery
Being a new parent requires patience and organization (and taking a couple deep breaths). It's a lifesaver to have everything you need stocked up and in a designated space, especially when it comes to changing stations. Keeping this part of the nursery in tip-top shape will make for a well-oiled machine. Here's how.
42 Times Celebrities Dressed as Other Celebrities For Halloween
Halloween provides a chance for celebrities to put on their costumes, and once in a while, those getups are actually the guises of other well-known stars. In 2014, so many celebs dressed up as Amal and George Clooney. And, of course, Miley Cyrus's infamous MTV Video Music Awards performance was a definite hit in 2013. And while there have been a bunch of pop star impersonators, there are plenty more including artists, cultural icons, and even reality stars.
The 1 Thing That Helped Me Face My Greatest Fear
Heights have always been a problem for me. To put it lightly, they shake me to my core. For that reason, I try to stay as close to the ground as physically possible, whether it be living on the relatively low fifth floor of an apartment building in New York City or choosing to drive irrationally long distances rather than fly. Flying. I get the nervous sweats just thinking about it. I'm perfectly aware of the fact that heights are often a part of life and having such a paralyzing fear of them is disadvantageous in many ways. So in a desperate attempt to face this fear once and for all, I chose to do it in the most playful and nostalgic way: rock climbing.
The last time I had encountered a rock wall was probably in second or third grade when my best friend hosted her birthday party at a kids' gym. After walking through the tall, warehouse-like doors of Brooklyn Boulders, I quickly realized this experience would be nothing similar. I met my belayers, Brandon and Alex, and before I knew it I was strapped in, hooked up to the ropes, and halfway up the first wall. I guess I blacked out for everything in between.
I was surprised by how strategic rock climbing is. Your body needs to make the right movements in order to reach the top, like ensuring that your legs are stable so that your forearm muscles don't strain too quickly.
At first, adrenaline is what kept pushing me farther up the wall. All it took was one glimpse down at the ground to totally sabotage the progress I had made. My palms became clammy and I started to slip. I reached into my chalk bag and then grabbed onto the nearest, most grip-friendly rock. I was back in business.
"No more looking down," I thought, scolding myself. What I needed was a change in perspective. I took my fear and channeled it into determination. I started looking at the wall as a puzzle, and as I kept solving, I reached the top.
I have to admit, if this had been a free climb or if I had been using an autobelayer, I doubt it would have gone as well. I realized on the way down that I had put all of my trust in Brandon, the man on the ground who was making sure I didn't fall from the sky, without hesitation. That in itself was a victory.
By no means am I completely rid of the fear, though. I'm still expecting to get anxious during a flight and I may not trek to the highest building in Manhattan, but I know that I can if I want to. The entire experience was empowering and, in my humble opinion, a great success.
The proof? My forearms weren't even sore the following day.
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The 1 Thing That Helped Me Face My Greatest Fear
Heights have always been a problem for me. To put it lightly, they shake me to my core. For that reason, I try to stay as close to the ground as physically possible, whether it be living on the relatively low fifth floor of an apartment building in New York City or choosing to drive irrationally long distances rather than fly. Flying. I get the nervous sweats just thinking about it. I'm perfectly aware of the fact that heights are often a part of life and having such a paralyzing fear of them is disadvantageous in many ways. So in a desperate attempt to face this fear once and for all, I chose to do it in the most playful and nostalgic way: rock climbing.
The last time I had encountered a rock wall was probably in second or third grade when my best friend hosted her birthday party at a kids' gym. After walking through the tall, warehouse-like doors of Brooklyn Boulders, I quickly realized this experience would be nothing similar. I met my belayers, Brandon and Alex, and before I knew it I was strapped in, hooked up to the ropes, and halfway up the first wall. I guess I blacked out for everything in between.
I was surprised by how strategic rock climbing is. Your body needs to make the right movements in order to reach the top, like ensuring that your legs are stable so that your forearm muscles don't strain too quickly.
At first, adrenaline is what kept pushing me farther up the wall. All it took was one glimpse down at the ground to totally sabotage the progress I had made. My palms became clammy and I started to slip. I reached into my chalk bag and then grabbed onto the nearest, most grip-friendly rock. I was back in business.
"No more looking down," I thought, scolding myself. What I needed was a change in perspective. I took my fear and channeled it into determination. I started looking at the wall as a puzzle, and as I kept solving, I reached the top.
I have to admit, if this had been a free climb or if I had been using an autobelayer, I doubt it would have gone as well. I realized on the way down that I had put all of my trust in Brandon, the man on the ground who was making sure I didn't fall from the sky, without hesitation. That in itself was a victory.
By no means am I completely rid of the fear, though. I'm still expecting to get anxious during a flight and I may not trek to the highest building in Manhattan, but I know that I can if I want to. The entire experience was empowering and, in my humble opinion, a great success.
The proof? My forearms weren't even sore the following day.
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Hugh Jackman Takes a Break From Filming and Shows Off His Ripped Body on the Beach
Hugh Jackman is currently in his native Australia shooting the third Wolverine movie, and on Wednesday, the actor took a break from filming and went for a shirtless swim at Bondi Beach. Hugh has been putting in a lot of hard work at the gym in preparation for his role, and judging by these photos, it's clearly paid off. Just last week, Hugh shared a photo of himself looking much older on Instagram, which sparked rumors that he would be playing the Old Man Logan version of Wolverine in the franchise's next film. While Hugh has yet to comment on the speculation, see why he is one of the most lovable men in Hollywood.
5 Steps to Packing the Perfect Carry-On Suitcase
Stylist Irma Martinez, who has worked with celebrities like Thalia, Sofia Vergara, Daisy Fuentes, and Eva Longoria, shares her most useful fashion secrets with POPSUGAR Latina.
As a businesswoman, I travel quite often. And with years of experience hopping on and off planes, I've mastered the art of carry-on packing for one main reason: airlines have lost my luggage on more than one occasion, leading me to learn - the hard way, unfortunately - that the last thing I want is to arrive at my destination with nothing to wear, then waste the first few days there fighting with an airline trying to get it back.
After a few of those unpleasant experiences, whether I'm traveling for a meeting, a vacation, or a personal matter, I always travel only with a carry-on. My suitcase will never get lost again, and there's the added benefit of never having to wait by crowded baggage carousels! Don't get me wrong. It's a challenge for sure, but I'm sharing my tips here so you can be an expert packer, too. You won't have to sacrifice style, I promise!
10 Magical Details About Once Upon a Time's Next Season
Once Upon a Time season five is over, but we already have a handful of details about the upcoming season. While the season finale gave us a few hints of what's to come for the characters and what new stories would be introduced, the show's lead writers, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, have also slipped a few hints into recent interviews, including ours! As production for the upcoming season begins to film, be sure to keep up on what all is in store for Storybrooke this next go 'round.
This Olympic Runner Lost Her Shoe, Still Finished the Race Like a Total Badass
Ethiopia's Etenesh Diro didn't let a little thing like losing a shoe keep her from chasing her Olympic dream.
Inside the Queen's Balmoral Photo Album
With its 50,000 acres of misty moors, vast lochs, and wide open spaces, it's no wonder that the queen's Scottish Highlands residence, Balmoral, is one of her favorite places to be. Every Summer without fail, her majesty heads north for a couple of months, and her family all come and visit while she's in residence - but what do they get up to when they're there? Over the decades, an intriguing stash of photos have amassed, showing insight into the lives of the queen and her loved ones at their least guarded - and proving it has been the backdrop for some very intimate family moments.
This Olympic Runner Lost Her Shoe, Still Finished the Race Like a Total Badass
Ethiopia's Etenesh Diro didn't let a little thing like losing a shoe keep her from chasing her Olympic dream.
Kylo Ren Watching the Rogue One Trailer Is What Star Wars Dreams Are Made Of
Any Star Wars fan knows that Kylo Ren is a pretty insufferable character. He's filled with angst, obsesses over Darth Vader, and doesn't exactly have a good relationship with his father. It's why he's become the perfect character to parody - whether it's on Saturday Night Live or in a new video showing Kylo Ren "reacting" to the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story trailer.
Created by the Auralnauts, a duo that creates a lot of funny videos on YouTube, the video hilariously captures what Kylo would definitely think about the trailer. He provides commentary all throughout the trailer, like trying to enunciate Bothans, and even nicknames the character Chirrut Imwe as "magic stick man." Watch it above and just try to stop yourself from laughing.
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