When it comes to talking about pregnancy, the only thing worse than the phrase "baby bump" is when expectant fathers drop the "we're pregnant" line. It might seem like a nice, sweet, supportive we're in this together, hon kind of gesture—but as Mila Kunis put it on last night's Jimmy Kimmel Live!: "Do you have to squeeze a watermelon-sized human out of your lady hole? You’re not pregnant."
Digitally altered advertisements may be two-dimensional, but the negative impact they can have is a tangible reality. That is why Seth Matlins wants to do something about it.
Every week, we bring you the best shoppable fashion and lifestyle stories from our partner Lifestyle Mirror. Today, we're sharing the must-have Summer skirts in every style and color.
It's only right that Anna Kendrick covers Elle magazine's first-ever social issue. If you're not one of the 2.51 million people following her on Twitter, you need to get on that before you miss out on more gems like this:
Remember when Sarah Jessica Parker gave us a tour of her quirky and fabulous N.Y.C. brownstone and answered pressing questions about things like her least favorite food (parsley)? Now it’s Olivia Munn’s turn. The actress teamed up with Vogue.com to answer 73 rapid-fire Qs and share a glimpse at her L.A. pad.
My hair is thick, wavy, curly, and extremely stubborn. It wasn't until I shifted from a traditional, sleek pixie to my current, messier 'do that I realized exactly how much my hair DID NOT want to be short, straight, and orderly. At least not all three at once. When I was doing the flat-ironed pixie thing, I had to go into the salon fairly frequently to get clean-ups or my hair would start puffing out and sticking up in odd places and at bizarre angles. This was time-consuming, and costly, and frustrating. When my hair did what I wanted it to do, I LOVED it.
