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.
vendredi 16 septembre 2016
Enterovirus confirmed in 8 B.C. children, several hospitalized
Several cases of the respiratory illness enterovirus have been detected in children in British Columbia this summer, prompting a warning to take precautions from the provincial centre for disease control.
39 Creative Buffy Costumes For Diehard Fans
For true fans, the love of all things Buffy the Vampire Slayer continues on and on. The show may have ended more than 13 years ago (!), but Buffy is still our feminist hero to this day, Willow is still our ultimate favorite best friend, and - depending on who you ship - Spike and Angel are still at the top of our literal "to-do" lists. So this year, celebrate your love of BtVS with a Halloween costume that references the timeless show.
The True Stories Behind 18 American Horror Story Characters
American Horror Story: Freak Show drew a lot of inspiration from history, several of Coven's most memorable characters are based on real figures, and American Horror Story: Hotel continued the tradition. While we're still trying to figure out exactly what's happening with Roanoke, check out the characters throughout each season who are based on real people, murderers, and stories. Beware: this is not for the faint of heart.
Nothing Stops This Dedicated Mom From Pumping - Not Even a Half Marathon
Running a half marathon is a major accomplishment whether you're a mother or not. But when you decide to tackle those 13.1 miles just a few months postpartum, it takes the incredible feat to an entirely new level.
Anna Young, who nurses her 5-month-old daughter, didn't let the demands of running a race stop her from keeping to her schedule of pumping breast milk. In an incredible photo that is inspiring moms across the internet, Anna can be seen boldly pumping alongside other runners as she continues her trek with a backpack for the gear in tow.
Some competitors lack the coordination to even sip water without breaking their stride, but Anna incredibly pumped while still making her way toward the finish line. She explained that she had to leave for the race at just 4:30 a.m. to make it to the start on time.
"I nursed my daughter before I left my house, pumped after running the first 8 miles and nursed her after I made it past the finish line," she said on the Occupy Breastfeeding Facebook page alongside the powerful photo. "This group and Le leche league motivated me to find a way to run my race and take care of my daughter."
Victoria Beckham's Dancing Shoes Are Not as Sexy as They Used to Be
The rumors are true: Victoria Beckham is going on tour - through New York City. The chic designer danced around Times Square followed by her son Brooklyn, who captured it all. Obviously, she was celebrating the debut of yet another successful collection, so "Staying Alive" was the proper soundtrack. Laugh all you want at her collision with Cookie Monster or her exaggerated, sexy model strut, but her outfit is chic as can be.
Victoria's been opting for breezy separates during her stay in NY, so a white blouse, loose pants, and flats fit the bill. While the former Posh Spice used to take the stage in her "little Gucci dress" and strappy heels, these times, they are a'changin. Read on to watch her break it down on the street, then we'll break down the basics for you to shop.
10 Designer Collections From NYFW You Can Shop Right Now
The best part of Fashion Month is not only the street style snaps but also the fact we get to instantly shop some of our favorite runway looks. For fashion girls, it's never too early to plan ahead, and luckily designers at New York Fashion Week are on the same page, offering viewers the chance to buy items right off the runway.
Brands such as Thakoon and Banana Republic are embracing the "see now, buy now" mentality much to our glee, and we have no complaints. Though we are expecting our credit card bills to be slightly higher this month, these clothes will be worth it. Ahead are 10 collections from NYFW we have set our hearts on owning ASAP, so come shop with us.
This Makeup Artist Gives Your Favorite Disney Characters a Twisted Makeover
While Disney princesses and characters have been a Halloween staple for quite some time, their gory iterations have also become popularized as of late. Irish makeup artist Natalie Costello is adding to the trend with her own twisted Disney-inspired looks that can give you the Halloween inspiration you may need . . . so long as you're OK with having your favorite characters tainted.
On her Instagram, Natalie frequently shares her transformations that include characters from The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and more. Unsurprisingly, Natalie also works at Urban Decay, which is evident in her impressive skills. Look ahead for some of her freakiest transformations yet.
Acetaminophen 'is the most common cause of liver injury. Period. Full stop'
Health Canada is imposing new label rules for pain and fever reliever acetaminophen to reduce the potential for liver damage, but some doctors say the rules don't go far enough.
Acetaminophen 'is the most common cause of liver injury. Period. Full stop'
Health Canada is imposing new label rules for pain and fever reliever acetaminophen to reduce the potential for liver damage, but some doctors say the rules don't go far enough.
13 Horror Movies That Will Scare the Pants Off You This Fall
As the days begin to get shorter and the nights darker, you never know what creepy crawly things may be hiding in the shadows. In this case, though, we do know: horror movies. Tons of new ones are hitting theaters between now and the end of December, so if you live for jump-scares and psychological chills, you're in lots of luck. Here are 13 of the most exciting ones!
jeudi 15 septembre 2016
60 Costume Ideas For Couples Who Love to Geek Out Together
We get it - you want to dress up with your SO this Halloween but don't want to look like the rest of the Adams and Eves of the world. Thankfully the geek world of comics and sci-fi and tech is full of creative ideas that'll win you the coveted couples costume award. Check out our favorites ahead.
Shay Mitchell Loves Rings So Much, It's Hard to Find a Photo Where She's Not Wearing One
A quick scroll through Shay Mitchell's Instagram feed and you'll likely feel inspired. The star's always sharing outfits we immediately want to try, from sexy solid one-pieces to ruffled matching sets, and she's also a pro when it comes to accessorizing. That's partly why we were so darn excited when Shay announced her new collaboration with BaubleBar: now we could all steal a pieces of her stellar style, and it won't even break the bank to do so.
While the collection is full of statement chokers and ear cuffs, the Pretty Little Liars made sure to include her go-tos as well: stackable and statement-making rings. "I'm pretty consistent with rings," she told us when asked about her own everyday look. "I have a few favorites that I put on whether I wear a T-shirt and jeans or a dress." Looking back, that becomes clear - the star rarely posts a pic without a handful of jewels.
Scroll through to see Shay's ring style, then shop a few options she designed herself.
Empire Teases Season 3 Greatness With a Moving New Song: "Need Freedom"
The Lyon family will roar back onto TV screens when Empire returns for a third season on Sept. 21, but the award-winning TV show has already gifted us with yet another incredible song. "Need Freedom," which premiered on Billboard on Thursday, was written by Empire's supervising music producer, Rodney Jerkins, and features Jussie Smollett's soulful vocals. The track tackles social justice, mentioning victims of gun violence and police brutality like Sandra Bland, Mike Brown, and the people who died at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
"I recorded this exactly seven days after Philando Castile was shot," Smollett revealed to Billboard. "Between the shootings of Castile, Alton Sterling, at the Pulse in Orlando and the police officers in Dallas - not to mention the other numerous killings over the last couple of years - it was like we couldn't breathe. What are we doing as a people, a nation; what messages are we sending to the next generation. Then this song came." There will be two versions of the song on the show, "Need Freedom," and "Free Freda," the latter of which references the character of Freda Gatz, who ended up in jail at the end of season two. Listen to it in full below.
The First Trailer For Annabelle 2 Is Here to Ruin Your Day
We were hoping to have a nice, peaceful Thursday, but much like a demon-possessed doll who wants to ruin the lives of the people around her, Warner Bros. went ahead and released a teaser trailer for Annabelle 2, a movie that will surely haunt us all well into old age. To its credit, the sequel to 2014's dull spinoff of The Conjuring seems to be trying to freshen up Annabelle a bit; instead of another movie about the evil doll terrorizing a new family, it appears Annabelle 2 - due out May 19, 2017 - might be an origin story of sorts. The minute-long clip shows Lord of the Rings actress Miranda Otto slowly peering into the room of a little girl, who's facing away from her while having a tea party with the doll. "Annabelle?" she whispers (to the girl, not the doll), before brandishing a cross and watching the girl's bones snap in unnatural and horrifying ways. Like we said: a nice, peaceful Thursday.
19 Creative Costumes For Expectant Mamas
It's time to play dress up with your bump! Halloween may normally be all about the cute kiddo costumes, but pregnant ladies have an awfully fun - and relatively rare - opportunity to dress up their bump.
Whether a mama-to-be is in the market for cute, sexy, comfy, or homemade, there are plenty of options to accessorize that belly. (All that tasty snack food isn't a bad incentive to get out of the house, either.)
Keep reading for a selection of costumes made to fit a fully expanded waistline.
Marc Jacobs Dreamed Up a Wild Runway Show - and Every Supermodel Came Through
Marc Jacobs need not stage his runway show on the street or accompanied by a live band. Instead he prefers to invite the industry into his wildest dreams on the last day of New York Fashion Week. This season was set at the Hammerstein Ballroom, where the theater was intimate and dark, decorated with 1,500 floating lights. It was 2pm though, so we were stepping into Marc's afternoon nap.
He imagined a collection fit for the eccentric school-girl. She dressed in her bow-adorned blouse or the top-half of her coordinate set, then decided to ditch class and run away into a fantasy world. Cotton candy colored dreadlocks sat atop her head, but she walked with heavy steps (those sky-high boots or the alternative platform shoe and striped, embellished sock likely weighed more than she did).
For Marc, metallic suit sets meant moto coats with bundles of feathers that breezed off the shoulders. Forget the trousers, though, models shook it in matching booty shorts instead. There were plenty of sequined bombers and patchwork trenches to match kitschy backpacks, but Marc brought in his signature grunge with camouflage jackets too.
Of course, Marc's loyal supermodel set came through. His lineup included staples like Jamie Bochert, Kendall Jenner, Irina Shayk, and Adriana Lima, but Stella Maxwell, Taylor Hill, Sara Sampaio, Karlie Kloss, Jourdan Dunn, Hanne Gaby Odiele, and both Hadid sisters were there too. After all, why dream a dream and not invite all your friends?
Do Rainbow Dreadlocks at Marc Jacobs Prove That Cultural Appropriation Is Still "In"?
Less than a month after Free People was slammed for selling dreadlocks as a hair accessory, the models at Marc Jacobs wore a rainbow version of the style on the Spring 2017 runway.
Guido Palau for Redken told POPSUGAR that the inspiration for the hair was "ravers/'80s clubgoers," with a grungy, Marilyn Manson-esque feel. "It's all about the color and the volume, it's not about the shape. The shape should feel abstract, like they did it themselves," he said. Each loc was handmade and hand-dyed by Jena Counts, a Florida-based artist who owns the DreadlocksByJena Etsy shop.
"The wool [for the locs] comes in long roping, so you have to cut it to the length you need. Then you boil it, roll it, put it in vinegar, and dye it," Counts said. "Marc wanted to use tons of pastels and ombré in the dreads, so I dyed it multiple times over the course of a month to get the right shades." POPSUGAR has reached out to Counts for further comments on the look.
Jourdan Dunn, Adriana Lima, Kendall Jenner, and Gigi Hadid were among the models cast for the show, all of whom wore the colorful locs. While it's exciting to see rainbow hair and diverse models, the look also has potential to generate controversy.
Dreadlocks are traditionally worn by men and women of color. However, in recent years, the style - along with cornrows, twists, and more - has become mainstream among white people, too. Many stars, like Katy Perry (who wore cornrows in her "This Is How We Do" video) and Kylie Jenner see these traditionally black styles as trendy. But as Amandla Stenberg pointed out in her now-iconic "Don't Cash Crop My Cornrows" video, braids and locs are "not merely stylistic. They're necessary to keep black hair neat."
Even worse, when black women or men wear locs, it often generates negative attention. Just last year, Zendaya wore the style to the Oscars, and E!'s Fashion Police host Giuliana Rancic stated her hair looked as if it "smells like patchouli or weed."
Palau made it clear to our backstage reporter that the hair from the catwalk was not meant to be copied.
"It's a fantasy. I don't think that women are going to go home and try this. I don't think that the look always has to be transferable. But there are girls and boys who wear their hair like this, so it's a reality; it's just not everyone's reality. Someone asked me how do I do this at home, and I said, 'you don't.'"
Many runway creations are meant to be artistic statements impossible to replicate. That said, they are also often misinterpreted by the general public. Fashion Week is seen as the birthplace of the hottest new styles, and trendsetters eagerly watch the runway for the next It look. But if you're keeping a close eye on the catwalk, keep the cultural context in mind as well.
- Additional reporting by Julie Ricevuto
How Much Do You Know About Queen Elizabeth's Corgis?
Queen Elizabeth II is a known Corgi-lover. But then again, aren't we all? To celebrate Queen Elizbeth's Corgi love, Spoonflower pulled together a few fun facts about the queen and her pups.
- The queen has owned more than 30 Corgis (but none, as far as we can tell, with a name longer than two syllables).
- Pembroke Welsh Corgis are her favorite breed.
- She has loved Corgis since she was a small child, after first encountering those owned by the children of the Marquess of Bath.
- The first Corgi she ever owned was called Dookie, which her father, the future King George VI, brought home for his daughters Elizabeth and Margaret in 1933.
- WHen Elizabeth was 7, she picked Dookie from a choice of three Corgi pups, reportedly because of his longer tail – "So that we can see whether he's pleased or not."
- When still young princesses, Elizabeth and her sister, Margaret, invented the "dorgi," by cross breeding Elizabeth's Corgi, Tiny, with Margaret's Dachshund, Pipkin.
- On her 18th birthday in 1944, the future queen was given a Corgi named Susan.
- She was so fond of Susan that she took her on honeymoon after marrying Prince Philip in 1947.
- Susan founded a Corgi dynasty, producing at least 10 generations of royal Corgis.
- Susan became one of several royal Corgis to bite royal servants, when she nipped Leonard Hubbard, the Royal Clockwinder, as he was entering the Royal Lodge Windsor in 1954.
- Holly and Willow, the queen's current Corgis, are the last two remaining of a once 13-strong pack.
- Holly and Willow seem likely to be the queen's last Corgis, after the announcement last year that she had ended her breeding program.
If You Blinked, You May Have Missed Lady Gaga on American Horror Story
The new season of American Horror Story has finally arrived, and the season's theme seems to be taking us deep into the mystery of Roanoke. There was plenty to be excited about: we finally met some of the season's characters and felt so many emotions about the first episode. And yet . . . and yet. There was no sign of Lady Gaga or Evan Peters anywhere, and we couldn't help but pine after some of our favorite stars, both veteran and new. Not all hope is lost, though.
After the episode premiered, a preview of what's to come popped up online, hinting at the dangerous, horrifying thrills that lie ahead. What's more, one part in particular seemed to very briefly feature the face of Lady Gaga! It's hard to tell, but it looks like she might be a part of that sinister colonial mob that materializes in the woods. She appears in the first 10 seconds of the teaser, ensconced behind a crazed Kathy Bates.
We obviously can't say for sure it's Gaga. Given the fact that the season is so shrouded in mystery, we know nothing about the pop star's character or role in the season as a whole. She's presumed to be part of the season's cast, though, and it looks an awful lot like her. Could she be more creature than human? Is she one of the monsters lurking in the forest? Only time will tell.
The iPhone 7 AirPods Have Landed - Here's What You Need to Know
At Apple's highly anticipated event unveiling the upcoming iPhone 7, one product update in particular sparked a lot of conversation and near controversy. On Sept. 7, Apple CEO Tim Cook proclaimed the death of the iPhone headphone jack and traditional headphones as we know them.
In lieu of its usual headphones, Apple will introduce wireless ones referred to as AirPods. Below, we've listed what they are and how exactly they'll work.
- Advanced sensors: The AirPods use advanced technology to detect when they're in your ear. If you'd like to pause whatever you're listening to, simply remove one or both of them. The sound will automatically resume once you put them back in.
- Easier access to Siri: To access Siri, simply double-tap the AirPods. From there, Siri will also be able to control the volume of your music, check your battery life, or do anything else that would otherwise involve you touching your phone.
- You'll be heard more clearly: AirPods use accelerometers to know when you're speaking on the phone and will filter out external noises to improve the sound and clarity of your voice.
- Charging them is a nonnegotiable: Though they are meant to deliver five hours of listening time, the headphones do need to be charged by placing them back in the corresponding charging case. The charging case can emit 24 hours of charging time until it, too, needs to be charged.
- They aren't cheap: The AirPods will be available for $159 in October.
- There is a way to hold onto your old headphones: If you're not interested in getting the AirPods, you can still use your old headphones with the adapter that will ship with the new iPhones. One end will connect to the lightning port and the other will have a headphone jack opening.
The Mystery of the Lost Roanoke Colony and How It May Tie Into AHS
American Horror Story returned last night, and the season six opener was full of the same chills and surprises we're used to. Surprise! Both Sarah Paulson and Cuba Gooding Jr., the stars of The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story are the new leads. One huge mystery was also finally solved - the premise. Season six, aka My Roanoke Nightmare, features an old farmhouse and a yuppie couple eager to get away from city life. But the biggest mystery of all is one word, Roanoke, and it takes us all the way back to high school history class.
Roanoke, also commonly known as the Lost Colony, was a 16th-century colony established on Roanoke Island in North Carolina. Led by John White, a renowned artist and close friend of the settlement's founder, Sir Walter Raleigh, it was the first British settlement in North America by the English, and White's granddaughter, Virginia Dare, was the first English child born on North American soil.
Settling was not easy, and after running into problems with the local tribes, White returned to England to ask for help. It took him three years to return, but when he finally made it back to Roanoke in 1590, the colony was gone and there was only one clue as to the fates of the inhabitants: the word "Croatoan" carved on a fence post.
In the years since, the mystery of Roanoke has been fertile ground for countless ghost stories and conspiracy theories. The preview of the upcoming episodes definitely seems to include more members of the colony, led by Kathy Bates's mysterious character. Whatever happens, we're sure AHS will give the tale full justice this season.
Watching These Best Friends From a Chinese Orphanage Reunite in the US Is the Best Thing You'll See Today
If you've ever wondered what pure joy looks like, just watch the toddlers above. Hannah, 4, and Dawson, 3, were fast friends at a Chinese orphanage but hadn't seen each other for 11 months. You see, Hannah was adopted by the Sykes family in Lewisville, TX, last year. As the Sykeses began the adoption process, they quickly noticed that a little boy was in most of the pictures with their intended daughter.
Once the family went to China to pick up Hannah and saw the bond between the two tots, they knew they had to do something. "When we toured the orphanage and I saw their response to each other, I thought, 'Oh my gosh. We can't leave this boy in China,'" Sharon Sykes told Fox 4 News.
Even before the Sykeses returned to Texas, Sharon posted the little boy's photo on Facebook in hopes that she could find someone to adopt him too. It took less than a day for someone to show Dawson's photo to Chris and Amy Clary, who happen to live five minutes away from the Sykes family. Though they already had three kids age 3 and under, the Clarys couldn't resist the little boy's story. Eleven months later, the Clary family's adoption of Dawson came to a conclusion with the little boy's arrival at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
The moment Dawson and Hannah were reunited at the airport is the purest expression of joy you will ever see. "They must have hugged 400 times. They kept hugging and getting so giddy that they would fall over," Amy Clary told CBS News.
As Sharon wrote in her caption to the video, "Y'all this is such a God thing and an answer to prayer. The right people, in the right place at the right time... A miracle."
Obsess Over This 10-Year-Old Boy Who Grew His Hair Out For 2 Years For Cancer Survivors
my nephew grew his hair out for two years to donate to kids with cancer 😭 http://pic.twitter.com/YuamNNcMEI
- amber lynne (@storkpatrol) September 11, 2016
Two years ago, 8-year-old Thomas Moore saw his mother watching a video on Facebook about a young girl who lost her hair while battling cancer, and he was immediately moved. His mom, Angie Pulos, talked to her son about what cancer was and how chemotherapy can affect one's body, specifically hair loss. Thomas wanted to do something and came up with the idea to grow out his hair to give it to the girl he saw in the video.
Now, two years and a LOT of hair later, 10-year-old Thomas has cut his hair and is being praised for what we're calling the haircut heard around the world. What started as an incredibly compassionate idea for one girl has turned into a tear-jerking effort for multiple kids with cancer. Thomas's aunt Amber Ray posted the before-and-after photos on Twitter and explained that over two years, he grew enough hair to make three wigs!
15 Vampire Diaries Costumes You Can Really Sink Your Teeth Into
As The Vampire Diaries gets ready for its eighth and final season, let's take a look back at some of our favorite characters (living and undead) for a little Halloween inspiration. Not only do Elena and the Salvatore brothers have some iconic looks, but they're also incredibly easy to re-create. So grab some fake vampire teeth and a leather jacket and get ready to kill it with your costume.
Charlie Hunnam's Upcoming Movie, The Lost City of Z, Is 1 Step Closer to Theaters
If you're counting down the days until you get to see Charlie Hunnam on the big screen again, well, we get it. Since Sons of Anarchy ended, Hunnam has been busy working on a variety of projects, including last Fall's Crimson Peak and two upcoming movies: Guy Ritchie's Knights of the Roundtable and The Lost City of Z. The latter will make its world premiere in October, so keep reading for a look at everything we know about The Lost City of Z, then check out Charlie Hunnam movies you can stream on Netflix right now.
American Horror Story: If You Watched Season 1, You've Already Seen This Actress
The first episode of American Horror Story's sixth season brought back a handful of returning alums, plus a couple new faces. However, you may have thought Adina Porter, who plays the "real" version of Lee, is new to the franchise - she's not. Porter, who you may recognize from True Blood or The 100, appeared in the "Murder House" episode of season one. She played Sally Freeman, Ben's patient who disappears when he goes into a blackout. Later it's revealed that he had slit her wrists in front of him, but she survives. Remember her now?
Victoria Justice's Take on This Classic Rocky Horror Picture Show Tune Is Fabulous
On Oct. 20, a creepy-cool live version of The Rocky Horror Picture Show is invading your TV screen, and a couple songs from the soundtrack are already out! Nearly the full cast is featured on the recording of "Time Warp," one of the original film's most infamous numbers. Meanwhile, Victoria Justice kind of slays "Touch A Touch A Touch A Touch Me." You can check them out now, plus don't miss the trailer. The official soundtrack will be available on Oct. 21!
"Touch A Touch A Touch A Touch Me"
"Time Warp"
7 Features to Love About the New iPhones and 1 to Dislike
After so many rumors and reports, the new iPhone is finally here. At an event on Sept. 7, Apple announced the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. Read ahead for the details.
Here's what we love:
- New colors: In addition to rose gold, gold, and silver, the iPhone will now also come in a simple matte black. A shiny jet black model will only be available on the 128GB and 256GB models.
- A new home button: A force-sensitive home button is now on the new iPhones, using taptic feedback technology. So, the next time you move an app, you'll get a little buzz to let you know it happened.
- Water and dust resistance: The iPhone will finally be water resistant with an IP67 rating.
- New cameras: The 12-megapixel rear-facing camera will now have four LEDs in the flash, meaning 50 percent more light comes out when you take a photo. The iPhone 7 Plus will now have a dual-lens camera. The two lenses are a wide angle and 56mm telephoto one. The dual-lens system allows for a powerful optical zoom of up to 10 times. The front-facing camera is 7 megapixels.
- A brighter screen: The new iPhone display will be 25 percent brighter. The iPhone 7 will have a 4.7-inch display size, and the iPhone 7 Plus will have a 5.5-inch one. These dimensions are exactly the same as the 6S and 6S Plus.
- Better sound with stereo speakers: The new speakers will give out twice the volume.
- Better storage options: The iPhone will now start at a 32GB model with the option to opt for the 128GB or 256GB models instead.
And here's one thing you might not be into:
Say goodbye to the headphone jack: It's true; the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will no longer have a headphone jack. Instead, new earphones, called EarPods, will come with the phone and connect via a lightning cable. An adapter will be included to use with wired headphones. But, if you're into Bluetooth technology, Apple is releasing the AirPods, wireless headphones with a five-hour battery life that can sense when it's in your ear and ready to play music. You can even access Siri on it with a simple double tap.
The iPhone 7 will retail for $649 and the iPhone 7 Plus for $769. Preorders begin on Sept. 9, with a shipping date around Sept. 16. Look ahead to see what the new iPhone looks like.
This Is How Many Jumping Jacks You Need to Do to Work Off Halloween Candy
Before going back to your co-worker's stash for another fun-size Snickers or inhaling half the goodies your kiddo brings home from trick-or-treating, you need to know that even though Halloween candy is small, it still contains calories. Shocker, I know! But really. Knowing the amount of calories doesn't really mean a whole lot, but this (depressing) chart showing how many minutes of jumping jacks you need to do in order to work off Halloween candy will put all those empty wrappers in perspective.
Did you know that one minute of vigorous jumping jacks (about 60) burns nine calories? It may seem like a lot of work, but if you have an uncontrollable Reese's Peanut Butter Cup obsession, what's a few (hundred) jumping jacks?!
| 1 treat size (fun size) | Calories | Minutes of jumping jacks | Number of jumping jacks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Musketeers | 63 | 7 minutes | 420 |
| 100 Grand | 95 | 10 minutes, 36 seconds | 634 |
| Almond Joy | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Baby Ruth | 85 | 9 minutes, 24 seconds | 567 |
| Butterfinger | 85 | 9 minutes, 24 seconds | 567 |
| Charleston Chew | 30 | 3 minutes, 18 seconds | 200 |
| Dots | 70 | 7 minutes, 48 seconds | 467 |
| Heath Bar | 77 | 8 minutes 36 seconds | 514 |
| Hershey's Bar | 67 | 7 minutes, 24 seconds | 447 |
| Jelly Belly Jellybeans | 35 | 4 minutes | 234 |
| Kit Kat | 70 | 7 minutes, 48 seconds | 467 |
| M&M's (Plain) | 73 | 8 minutes, 12 seconds | 487 |
| M&M's (Peanut) | 90 | 10 minutes | 600 |
| M&M's (Peanut Butter) | 95 | 10 minutes, 36 seconds | 634 |
| Milk Duds | 40 | 4 minutes, 24 seconds | 267 |
| Milky Way | 80 | 8 minutes, 24 seconds | 534 |
| Milky Way Dark | 81 | 9 minutes | 540 |
| Mike & Ike | 50 | 5 minutes, 36 seconds | 334 |
| Mounds | 80 | 4 minutes, 24 seconds | 534 |
| Mr. Goodbar | 90 | 10 minutes | 600 |
| Nerds | 50 | 5 minutes, 36 seconds | 334 |
| Nestle Crunch | 60 | 6 minutes, 42 seconds | 400 |
| PayDay | 90 | 10 minutes | 600 |
| Raisinets | 67 | 7 minutes, 24 seconds | 447 |
| Reese's Peanut Butter Cup | 110 | 12 minutes, 12 seconds | 734 |
| Reese's NutRageous | 95 | 10 minutes, 36 seconds | 634 |
| Skittles | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Snickers | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Snickers (Peanut butter) | 130 | 14 minutes, 24 seconds | 867 |
| Swedish Fish | 50 | 5 minutes, 36 seconds | 334 |
| SweeTarts | 10 | 1 minutes, 6 seconds | 67 |
| Take 5 | 100 | 11 minutes, 6 seconds | 667 |
| Twix | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Whoppers | 100 | 11 minutes, 6 seconds | 667 |
| York Peppermint Pattie | 60 | 6 minutes, 42 seconds | 400 |
Calculations based on a 150-pound woman.
10 Beauty Struggles Only Sisters Can Understand, Told in GIFs
Taylor Frankel launched the successful makeup brand Nudestix with her sister Ally. We are thrilled to share this exclusive, contributing, and creative post from her. Then, learn more about how she started Nudestix here.
Dear Sisters,
We've all been there and the struggle is undoubtedly R-E-A-L. Trust me, from sharing a room with my sister to going to school and now working together at Nudestix, our sisterly vibes are strong. Fortunately, our sister struggles create for the best of times, hilarious memes, and ultimately a community in which sisters can make fun of each others' experiences. So heeeeey to all my sisters! Read on to learn my top 10 beauty struggles only us sisters can understand.
This Is How Many Jumping Jacks You Need to Do to Work Off Halloween Candy
Before going back to your co-worker's stash for another fun-size Snickers or inhaling half the goodies your kiddo brings home from trick-or-treating, you need to know that even though Halloween candy is small, it still contains calories. Shocker, I know! But really. Knowing the amount of calories doesn't really mean a whole lot, but this (depressing) chart showing how many minutes of jumping jacks you need to do in order to work off Halloween candy will put all those empty wrappers in perspective.
Did you know that one minute of vigorous jumping jacks (about 60) burns nine calories? It may seem like a lot of work, but if you have an uncontrollable Reese's Peanut Butter Cup obsession, what's a few (hundred) jumping jacks?!
| 1 treat size (fun size) | Calories | Minutes of jumping jacks | Number of jumping jacks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Musketeers | 63 | 7 minutes | 420 |
| 100 Grand | 95 | 10 minutes, 36 seconds | 634 |
| Almond Joy | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Baby Ruth | 85 | 9 minutes, 24 seconds | 567 |
| Butterfinger | 85 | 9 minutes, 24 seconds | 567 |
| Charleston Chew | 30 | 3 minutes, 18 seconds | 200 |
| Dots | 70 | 7 minutes, 48 seconds | 467 |
| Heath Bar | 77 | 8 minutes 36 seconds | 514 |
| Hershey's Bar | 67 | 7 minutes, 24 seconds | 447 |
| Jelly Belly Jellybeans | 35 | 4 minutes | 234 |
| Kit Kat | 70 | 7 minutes, 48 seconds | 467 |
| M&M's (Plain) | 73 | 8 minutes, 12 seconds | 487 |
| M&M's (Peanut) | 90 | 10 minutes | 600 |
| M&M's (Peanut Butter) | 95 | 10 minutes, 36 seconds | 634 |
| Milk Duds | 40 | 4 minutes, 24 seconds | 267 |
| Milky Way | 80 | 8 minutes, 24 seconds | 534 |
| Milky Way Dark | 81 | 9 minutes | 540 |
| Mike & Ike | 50 | 5 minutes, 36 seconds | 334 |
| Mounds | 80 | 4 minutes, 24 seconds | 534 |
| Mr. Goodbar | 90 | 10 minutes | 600 |
| Nerds | 50 | 5 minutes, 36 seconds | 334 |
| Nestle Crunch | 60 | 6 minutes, 42 seconds | 400 |
| PayDay | 90 | 10 minutes | 600 |
| Raisinets | 67 | 7 minutes, 24 seconds | 447 |
| Reese's Peanut Butter Cup | 110 | 12 minutes, 12 seconds | 734 |
| Reese's NutRageous | 95 | 10 minutes, 36 seconds | 634 |
| Skittles | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Snickers | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Snickers (Peanut butter) | 130 | 14 minutes, 24 seconds | 867 |
| Swedish Fish | 50 | 5 minutes, 36 seconds | 334 |
| SweeTarts | 10 | 1 minutes, 6 seconds | 67 |
| Take 5 | 100 | 11 minutes, 6 seconds | 667 |
| Twix | 80 | 8 minutes, 54 seconds | 534 |
| Whoppers | 100 | 11 minutes, 6 seconds | 667 |
| York Peppermint Pattie | 60 | 6 minutes, 42 seconds | 400 |
Calculations based on a 150-pound woman.
Camila Alves Just Wore the 1 Dress Every Minimalist Needs
After a stylish appearance at New York Fashion Week, Camila Alves continued her fashionable run at the grand opening of Restoration Hardware in Austin.
The Brazilian-born model and Yummy Spoonfuls co-founder slipped into an embellished blush toned dress for her gig as the private event's co-host. Camila let the gorgeous floral details at the dress' collar speak for themselves, accessorizing simply with a pair of metallic pumps, rings, and a clutch. Talk about a minimalist-yet-glam look! Keep scrolling to see more pictures of Camila and shop a few similar styles. Then, learn a few things from her must-have wardrobe.
9 Brands That Queen Letizia of Spain Loves to Wear
Queen Letizia's style never ceases to impress us. And if seeing her superfashionable pieces and looks has you wondering if you could ever achieve her level of chicness, rest assured the answer is yes.
All you need is to find the brands you love that work for your body and lifestyle. Letizia knows this well, often turning to a select group of designers, so exclusive we can count the members with two hands. The queen is, for example, a loyal Hugo Boss fan for its elegant and simple dresses that she can wear day in and night out for years. For trendier pieces (capes, bright coats, cool earrings) she might not be fond of in a few months, she turns to fast fashion, reaching for brands like Zara and Mango. See, you already have something in common with her! Scroll ahead to be inspired by the brands the queen depends on for her stylish looks.
You Need to Read This Mom’s Letter to Justice Clothing Store After Her Son Shopped for Clothes "Just For Girls"
Justice is a clothing store known for its sparkly tutus, bright pink T-shirts, and all things tween girl, but this little boy had been wanting to shop there for years, and now his dream finally came true. Martie Todd Sirois, blogger at Gender Creative Life and mother of a gender non-conforming 10-year-old boy, penned a heartwarming letter on Facebook addressed to the store, detailing her son's experience at Justice, and the long journey it took to get them there.
"My 10-year-old gender non-conforming son has been wanting to shop at Justice since he was 4, when he would tag along with his big sister shopping for clothes," Sirois wrote. "After about age 11, she outgrew Justice and we hadn't gone in the store for years. He ended up always begrudgingly trying on clothes from the boys departments along with his older brother. But he hated it. He avoided trying on clothes at all costs. Back-to-school shopping was a chore he dreaded to the extreme."
She explained that because her son does not identify as a girl, they felt they couldn't shop there. "There was just something off-putting about those words on your window, reading, 'Just for girls,' that kept us away time and time again."
After speaking with fellow members of a support group, one of the women spoke to the local Justice store manager asking what she thought about a boy shopping there, and she said that "everyone is welcome at Justice."
"We rushed to get there, and just around 5:10 arrived. There were no other customers in the store. My son's eyes were huge and overwhelmed with possibilities. Stephnie came right over to greet us, didn't bat an eyelash, and basically took on the role of my son's personal shopper for the evening. After getting a feel for what colors, textures, and patterns he liked, Stephnie showed us several possibilities, from sequined mini skirts to slim jeggings. My son LOVED them all. We went to the changing room, and my son couldn't get those clothes on fast enough. Once that first outfit was on, he posed and admired himself in the mirror, spun around in circles to see the skirt poof out, and studied himself from all angles in every possible combination of outfits. It was pure joy. My son dropped his frequent doom and gloom look and suddenly sprang to life in these clothes. There was no denying he became a different, more confident, and happier child when wearing pretty things."
She made sure to thank the kind manager for her time and open heart: "She made my son feel beautiful and totally free of judgment. I want to thank her for that precious, precious gift. I rarely get to see my son being his full potential, his absolute true self in public. She encouraged that and even helped bring it out. I felt so much hope for the future."
Prepare Yourself, Earthling: This Rare GIF of a "Ring of Fire" Eclipse Is a MUST See
Get ready for your jaw to drop. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) captured an incredible sight on Sept. 1: a double eclipse.
The rare event, called a "ring of fire" or annular eclipse, occurs when both the Earth and the moon travel "across the face of the sun." In the video below, you'll see that Earth's shadow is more fuzzy and the moon's is more clear.
Unlike a solar eclipse, the annular eclipse only happens when "the moon is at a point in its orbit farther from Earth than average." Because of this, the moon ends up looking smaller, leaving the sun exposed and creating a "ring of fire" look. You can take a closer look at the phenomenon below.
Thank you, NASA, for once again capturing an incredible sight for all us tiny earthlings to enjoy.
American Horror Story Is Ending Way Earlier Than Usual This Year
American Horror Story seems hell-bent on defying all our expectations, so it didn't come as a shock when it was announced that season six would premiere in mid-September, as opposed to October, when it usually debuts. Personally, I figured they moved up the premiere date as a precaution against plot details leaking prematurely. I assumed it would run straight through Christmas and conclude with a couple episodes after the new year, like every season except the first has done. Well, I was wrong. Ryan Murphy spoke to Vanity Fair before the first episode, and he confirmed that the season will conclude before Thanksgiving: "I always watch that show live, and I really love it in the beginning when it's fall, when it's Halloween and before Thanksgiving. And then after that, I just don't want blood with my Christmas ornaments. I just don't."
Given the amount of weeks between Sept. 14 (the premiere date) and Thanksgiving, that means this season will be 11 episodes or less. Better strap in.
Holographic Lipstick! Plus 5 More Unique Beauty Products You Didn't Know You Needed
When you're obsessed with cosmetics, skin care, and anything hair-related, it's hard to be surprised. We often see brands pump out the same type of products, and the redundancy can get boring. (It's also what makes us stick to our favorite tried and true products!) But the beauty (puns!) of the cosmetics world is being able to try out new things and experiment a little, and when a brand comes out with a product we've never heard of before, it gets us super excited.
These five products might not be brand-stinkin'-new or revolutionary, but they work. And they're got some power: they're trending in the beauty world! From microcurrent facials that shock you to build collagen to holographic lipstick (YES!) to spray-on nail polish, check out our favorite products to pick up next time you hit Ulta Beauty.
On Kirbie: Rebecca Taylor dress.
Products featured in video:
Tony Moly Banana Sleep Pack ($17)
Lipstick Queen Black Lace Rabbit ($24)
Too Faced La Créme Color Drenched Lip Color in Unicorn Tears ($22)
NuFace Mini Facial Toning Device ($199)
China Glaze Spray-On Nail Polish ($10)
Kenra CC Hair Cream ($25)
This Makeup Artist's Comic Book Transformations Will Make Your Skin Crawl
Canadian makeup artist Lianne Moseley has recently received widespread attention for her terrifyingly true-to-life renderings of famous comic book, video game, and pop culture characters. Moseley frequently models her own creations on Instagram, however, she also offers her services to other cosplayers.
Though the makeup artist is skilled at painting comic book sirens, her villainous characters are particularly chilling. (Seriously - we might have a hard time sleeping after seeing her Joker impersonation.) While it might be difficult to re-create Lianne's advanced work this Halloween, consider it a jumping-off point for your own costume. Look ahead for some of our favorites.
A Paralympic Hand-Cyclist Wins Gold Just Before the Anniversary of His Tragic Accident
Alex Zanardi had been a successful racing driver for over 10 years when he suffered a tragic crash that resulted in the amputation of both his legs. After fully recovering, Alex returned to the wheel and was able to continue racing with the help of prosthetic legs and a hand-operated brake. Around the same time, Alex also took up hand-cycling, which you could certainly say he's excelled at.
On the eve of the 15-year anniversary of his accident, Alex won the gold medal for the 20-kilometer (12.4-mile) hand-cycling race at the 2016 Paralympic Games. He completed the race in an astounding 28:36.81. This will be his third Paralympic gold medal, as he had previously won two at the 2012 games in London.
In an interview with BBC, Alex expressed feeling grateful for his recent success. He said, "Even my accident, what happened to me, became the biggest opportunity of my life. All the things I am doing today are related to my new condition."
15+ Small and Stylish Planners That'll Keep You Organized All Year
Whether you're religiously organized or just trying your best to keep your life in order, chances are you're looking for a functional (read: small enough to throw in your bag and go) agenda that will keep you focused - right?
We have good news: there are plenty of practical, stylish, and purse-friendly options out there for all your planning needs! Keep scrolling to shop some seriously chic options, then check out even more back-to-school essentials.
Acetaminophen product makers told to boost warnings by Health Canada
Health Canada tells makers of over-the-counter products to provide clearer label instructions and stronger warnings on products containing acetaminophen to prevent liver damage.
Acetaminophen product makers told to boost warnings by Health Canada
Health Canada tells makers of over-the-counter products to provide clearer label instructions and stronger warnings on products containing acetaminophen to prevent liver damage.
A Paralympic Hand-Cyclist Wins Gold Just Before the Anniversary of His Tragic Accident
Alex Zanardi had been a successful racing driver for over 10 years when he suffered a tragic crash that resulted in the amputation of both his legs. After fully recovering, Alex returned to the wheel and was able to continue racing with the help of prosthetic legs and a hand-operated brake. Around the same time, Alex also took up hand-cycling, which you could certainly say he's excelled at.
On the eve of the 15-year anniversary of his accident, Alex won the gold medal for the 20-kilometer (12.4-mile) hand-cycling race at the 2016 Paralympic Games. He completed the race in an astounding 28:36.81. This will be his third Paralympic gold medal, as he had previously won two at the 2012 games in London.
In an interview with BBC, Alex expressed feeling grateful for his recent success. He said, "Even my accident, what happened to me, became the biggest opportunity of my life. All the things I am doing today are related to my new condition."
Kourtney Kardashian's Swimsuit Is Sexy, but It's Her Sunglasses That Steal the Show
Typically, a bright colored, low-cut swimsuit is all a star needs to steal the fashion spotlight. Our eyes focus on the sexy design, and if we're into it? We'll search for similar options, ASAP. But Kourtney Kardashian's one-piece wasn't what we were looking at when she splashed around on a Miami beach with Scott Disick and her kids. It was her sunglasses that truly stood out - a mirrored shield style pair that looked a bit futuristic.
Being the Instagram queen she is, Kourtney immediately shared a snap of her look, and reviews on the statement piece were mixed. "WTF are those glasses?" one commenter said, while others wanted to know where they could purchase a pair themselves. Scroll through to come to your own conclusion about Kourtney's shades, then snag a similar style if you're digging 'em.
Hold Up, So Is Roanoke Actually the Theme for American Horror Story Season 6?
Let's get down to business, because FX has already wasted enough of our time tossing out morsels of information possibly related to American Horror Story season six. The first episode in what has maybe been the most mysterious season of any show in history premiered on Wednesday night, and if you're anything like me, you were holding your breath all day waiting to find out what the theme is. After so many months without a peep from Ryan Murphy and co., we came to the conclusion in July that they wouldn't be telling us anything about the new season until it was actually on our TV screens. This was, of course, confirmed in August, when FX Networks CEO John Landgraf point-blank told critics at the Summer TCA that the teasers aren't connected and that only one of the many represents the real theme of the new season. While we all have a right to be pissed off at the lack of clarity, you have to appreciate that it's a somewhat genius move, expecially for a series that has been so explicitly in-your-face with marketing schemes in the past. (Think about the months of real teasers that deluged us prior to every other season.)
So after all this hype, season six premiered. Cue the drumroll, because we're finally getting a theme! Right? Right? Lily Rabe and Andre Holland - neither of whom were previously announced at cast members - appear separately onscreen in what feels like one of those ghost encounter documentaries on the upper cable networks. "My Roanoke Nightmare" flashes on the screen, and continues to do so before every single commercial break. What. Is. Happening.
Is this the theme? It certainly doesn't feel akin to any of the previous titles: Asylum, Coven, Freak Show, Hotel - they're all simplistic and self-explanatory. My Roanoke Nightmare sounds more like an episode title than an overarching theme. In fact, that's the theory I adopted halfway into the premiere. Perhaps the creators were getting bored with one theme for an entire season, so they would be anthologizing their own anthology, making each episode a different ghost story. It would also explain why so few actors are in the premiere when we already know the cast is chock-full of Murphy's past collaborators.
It made a lot of sense, until the episode ended - five minutes early, mind you. We're left with a cliffhanger, and the preview for episode two confirms that we're still following Shelby and Matt's story next week. The short teaser also confirms that yes, the Lost Colony of Roanoke is a major part of the story, Kathy Bates is definitely that indestructible colonial woman, and Denis O'Hare is the guy on the tape who finds the pig-man.
So yes, it appears that at least for now, My Roanoke Nightmare is the theme. Apart from the title itself, the format of the season is already very different. Actors are playing "dramatic reenactment" versions of other characters, we already know that three people (Shelby, Matt, and Lee) survive their ordeal in the woods, and the entire vibe of the show is like nothing we've seen on previous seasons. As Ran Murphy told Vanity Fair before the premiere, he's trying to keep things "fresh." Well as his former AHS star and current ingenue would say . . .
This New Development Makes Pokémon Go WAY Better
Pokémon Go is about to get a lot easier - and more fun. You no longer have to look at your phone while walking or running, because Pokémon Go is coming to the Apple Watch!
While Apple Watch users will still have to open the app to catch a Pokémon, you'll be able to track which ones are nearby on your watch so you never have to miss any rare Pokémon again. You'll also be able to track how far you've walked and how close any eggs you're incubating are to hatching. And when they do hatch, you'll instantly see which Pokémon you got right on the screen.
As a bonus, you'll also be able to use your wrist to activate Pokéstops without having to pull out your phone. Your watch will vibrate, after which you just need to swipe to collect items, exactly like in the game.
The Apple Watch app will arrive later this year, but you can bank on the fact that we'll be watching and waiting for more details over the coming weeks.
Kate Middleton's Favorite Brand Just Released a Whole Collection Inspired by Her Style
You've probably heard of Hobbs London. Kate Middleton's worn the label for many important occasions, and she's a fan of the accessories too, counting a suede gray clutch as a wardrobe staple. So it's only fitting that Hobbs pay homage to the duchess's iconic style. In fact, the label's Fall collection is a tribute to the entire royal family and their home, Kensington Palace.
Bright floral prints are inspired by the famous Sunken Gardens, and there's a wear-with-anything tartan blazer made simply because Queen Victoria favored the fabric. Today, it's considered a working woman's essential. And because so many members of Kate's family were equestrians, you'll find a sophisticated horse print and textured saddle bag to match.
Read on for a look at the full campaign and the gorgeous pieces, then shop your favorite picks online. You'll fit right in at the palace (or anywhere else) seamlessly.
Everyone Can Go Home Now, Because Jessica Alba Wins Fashion Week With Her Amazing Style
Jessica Alba's closet must be the most wonderful thing ever. The actress and entrepreneur is incapable of choosing a bad outfit, because everything she owns is just fashion gold - and she has proved that this week by wearing one gorgeous look after another during her stay in New York City for Fashion Week. From crop tops and her own Jessica Alba x DL1961 jeans to curve-hugging skirts and dresses and fun duster coats that made us wish for colder weather, Jessica was a walking Pinterest board called "Fall Fashion Inspiration." Keep scrolling to see all the amazing pieces she wore, then discover her family's powerful story in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
After a Toddler With Disabilities Outgrew His Walker, 3 Home Depot Employees Built Him a Custom Option
While people usually turn to their local Home Depot employees for advice on selecting the right products for their projects, a few Texas workers volunteered to take things a step further and gave more than just their helpful opinions for a very special cause.
When Matthew Spencer, the Richland Hills's store assistant manager, first greeted a new customer, he met Silus Johnson's great-grandfather. Matthew quickly learned that 2-year-old Silus has Norrie disease, which has left him blind and with little muscle tone. Since he has outgrown the standard infant walkers, Silus's determined grandfather envisioned building him a custom option.
Instead of pointing him in the right direction of supplies, Matthew immediately had an idea and brought his colleague Eric Bindel over. "I have a 2-year-old of my own and so does Chris," Eric told Fox 4. "I just dove right into it and said just drop it right there, give us his dimensions and we'll get everything going for you and build it for free."
Along with tool technician Chris Wright, the three started with 1-inch PVC and spent two days creating a custom walker that can grow with Silus. "As soon as we put him in there, it was just really cool. He started feeling around on it. You could tell he was happy. He was excited," Eric said. "He started laughing and then started using his little feet to push himself backwards. I had a big smile. Everybody had a big smile, maybe a couple little tears here and there."
For Silus's mom, Jessica Johnson, this act of kindness from complete strangers isn't one that is being taken for granted. "We need to recognize these gentlemen who put their heart and hard work into making this for my son. They don't even know us," Jessica said. "I've prayed for them that God could bless their families because they've definitely blessed ours."
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Top Off Your Ghoulishly Glam Harley Quinn Costume With This Easy Hair DIY
POPSUGAR correctly predicted last year that quirky-creepy Harley Quinn (played by Margot Robbie in Suicide Squad) would be an insanely popular Halloween costume for 2016. YouTubers - including the famous NikkieTutorials - are perfecting the comic book villain's ghoulish take on glam for this October.
But while you've probably mastered your faux face tattoos and perfect red lip by now, there's still a major aspect of Harley's look you need to nail down: her punky pigtails! We consulted with Bambi Saunders of Rudy's Barbershop, who whipped up this supereasy hair DIY. All you'll need is hair chalk, elastics, a curling iron, and some ribbon. Bonus: this style works especially well on dirty hair. (We think Harley herself would approve.)
Model: Sophia
Makeup: Dylan Domingos
Photography: Aileen Son
Here's How to Get "Slide to Unlock" Back on iOS 10
Every new iOS update always feels like it's getting a whole new phone. The latest update from Apple, iOS 10, is no exception: use new emoji, play with fun effects on iMessage, and finally delete all the useless apps you don't like. However, one feature is driving people insane: the new way to unlock your phone. Before iOS 10, all you needed to do was place your finger on the home button to activate Touch ID and ta-da, your phone would open. Or, if you didn't use Touch ID, you could swipe to unlock your phone. Now, you need to actually press on the home button to unlock the phone. Thankfully, you can change that setting easily by following the steps ahead. You're welcome!
This Is Olivia Palermo's Boldest Collection of Fashion Week Outfits to Date
It's not a surprise that Olivia Palermo turns up in the front row at Fashion Week looking impossibly chic; it's become more routine each season. We expect a stellar showing of outfits from the style setter, and that's exactly what we get, with Olivia working over time to give us multiple looks in a single day (as she jets from show to show), adding up to outfit fodder that'll last all season.
We're calling this Olivia's boldest Fashion Week to date. The trendsetter's crafted an aesthetic that manages to land in the sophisticated style camp, though one foot is firmly stepping into eclectic, almost quirky, territory. She toes the line effortlessly, balancing big designer names with bargain buys and the pieces from her own Nordstrom collection. Suffice it to say, despite the many, many stylish women flocking to the shows, we've always got our eye on Olivia. Read on to see her week in outfits thus far.
40+ Costumes You Can Wear This Halloween If You're Obsessed With The CW
There are tons of TV characters you can impersonate this Halloween, but some of the best have to be on The CW. Whether you're into fantasy dramas like Supernatural or you just love a good telenovela like Jane the Virgin, the options for costumes are endless. From vampires to superheroes and all that's in between, we've rounded up some of the best ideas here.
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