It's only 41 seconds, but it's dreamy! One Direction have shared a short film entitled 'Our Moment' to promote their first fragrance, and the clip features Harry Styles planting a kiss on Zayn Malik.
Back in February, movie critic Rex Reed saw the movie 'Identity Thief,' and instead of judging it based on its content, decided to hone in on one of the film's stars, Melissa McCarthy, and attack her weight. Because he's classy like that.
In his piece he referred to the 'Bridesmaids' actress as "tractor-sized" and a "female hippo," and pretty much everyone called him out for it -- except McCarthy herself. Until now.
Kesha is pop music's resident bad girl, a party animal who brushes her teeth with Jack, if you believe her lyrics! She doesn't usually strike us as the regimented type or a health nut.
Nevertheless, she covers the July issue of Self and looks gorgeous as she jumps for joy in black shorts, platform sneakers, a bright, lime hoodie, and a near makeup-less look.
'30 Rock' may be over, but Liz Lemon lives on in the form of GIFs. Tina Fey's beloved character taught us many things -- about relationships, work, and having it all, for starters.
But never mind all that. We've collected the best GIFs of Liz Lemon teaching us everything we need to know to have a healthy (or not so healthy) relationship with ... food. Because really, what else matters?
Getting a solid apprenticeship or a college education is almost always a good idea for anyone traveling down the career path. The problem arises when you have to decide between several different options. While anyone with a strong skill set (blue- or white-collar) should be fairly employable, it’s just a basic fact that some vocations are more in demand these days than others. It often depends on where, and especially when, you live.
Alicia Keys, known for her solid acting skills in her videos, emotes as we've come to expect in her clip for 'Tears Always Win.' She's dreaming the life, as opposed to living the dream.
America can’t seem to put the brakes on the rising cost of car repairs.
Remember that time self-proclaimed "publicist" Jonathan Jaxson claimed that Amanda Bynes was suicidal, so he helped orchestrate an intervention?
Now he's claiming she's admitted her whole nutso schtick is just a ploy for attention -- and he's posted the supposed "proof" on his Twitter account.
