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Kylie Jenner Isn't Happy To See Her Doppelgänger On A Billboard About Weight Loss

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Has Kylie decided to join big sister Kendall in the modeling industry? One might think so, based on an ad in Los Angeles. A new billboard ad for DoctorFatOff.com features an eerily-similar doppelgänger to Jenner, wearing a tiny black bikini and posing next to the words, "Freeze Your Fat. No Surgery, No Downtime."

Once people took to Twitter to bring the billboard to Jenner's attention, the Kardashians wasted no time. The famous family and their mega-powerful legal team have already called the people at DoctorFatOff.com, according to TMZ.

Seeing as this model is a dead ringer for Kylie, we're going to guess this was the point—which probably gives the Kardashian-Jenners reason enough to get the billboard taken down. We'll see how this turns out.


Meet The New Characters Joining 'Stranger Things' In Season 2

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Fans of Netflix's Stranger Things can officially breathe a sigh of relief now that the show has been approved for a second season (all hail the Netflix gods). In light of the good news, The Hollywood Reporter has released a casting list that breaks down all of next season's new characters for us. Here's what we know so far:

Max: At just 13, the character of Max is already GOALS. She's described as a “tough and confident” skateboard-riding tomboy who joins the gang of lovable misfits for season 2 in the very first episode, 'Madmax.'

Billy: Besides being Max's older step-brother, the 17-year-old character of Billy is giving us some major Derek Hale (bad boy of Teen Wolf) vibes. Both Billy and Derek drive black Camaros, both are suave and mysterious who are rumored to have killed someone, and both have violet tendencies that often negatively affect the ones they love. While the character of Billy may not be totally original, we're definitely excited for Billy to join the cast.

Roman: Unfortunately, the information on the new character of Roman is pretty non-descriptive. What we know is that Roman is a woman or man aged early to late 30s, who grew up "homeless with a drug-addicted mother," according to THR. Given the loss Roman experienced at such a young age, the character is supposedly set on revenge. We're already at the edge of our seats. Like Eleven, Roman is a bit of an outsider.

Not only will season 2 feature three new cast members, it will also take place a year after season 1's finale, in 1984. Hopefully, this means we'll get answers to some of our most burning questions—like, who TF were those waffles for??? We're counting down the days until we can once again ignore all of our other responsibilities and binge-watch our favorite '80s mystery. 

Here is the Salary You Need to be Happy, Based on Your Zodiac Sign

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Your horoscope can often tell you a lot of things about your life, including whom you’re compatible with and how you make decisions. Why can’t your desired salary be astrologically destined as well?

If you’re stressing about what type of salary you should be aiming for, we’re here to help. Read below and find the right dollar amount to align with your happiness, as the zodiac calendar indicates.

Aries: $100,000

There’s no mistaking it: you Aries women are bold. You identify as go-big-or-go-home women, and that’s a good thing! Thus, you might need a salary that’s on the higher end in order to live the lifestyle that you desire.

Since one of your weaknesses is impatience, you’ll want to climb the corporate ladder as quickly as you can, and you won’t be afraid to negotiate for a higher salary. Sophia Walker, a senior at Bowdoin College, is a proud Aries. "Always optimistic, we can deal with setbacks because we believe in our visions!"

Taurus: $65,000

As a Taurus, your attitude leans towards serious, and this certainly applies to your career. Your job needs to be sturdy and traditional, and you hope to stay at your company of choice for several years.

Your salary should reflect your ambition and independence both in your job and personal life. You strive to “do it all,” so you should have the funds to allow you to achieve your goals.

Gemini: $50,000

Geminis are untraditional and tend to do things more sporadically. Your tendency to have varying personality traits is present in your career choices. As a result, you might make money in more unique ways and hold a couple different jobs at once. You’re also not afraid to make less money in the beginning of your career, and adapt to change easily.

Isabel Calkins, a junior at NYU, notes the ability for Geminis to embrace a career straying from the linear path, as she says, "[Geminis] might make money in more untraditional ways, like freelancing or babysitting on top of a normal income."

Cancer: $60,000

Cancers are certainly part of a unique breed. You possess great company loyalty and aren’t afraid of organizational changes; however, you can sometimes be very sensitive when something affects you personally.

A salary that is too low might make you doubt your worth to a company, but one that is too high doesn’t feel right. This is a happy medium that you’re comfortable with.

Leo: $80,000

Leos are larger than life. People gravitate towards you when you walk into a room. You know what you want, and aren’t afraid to ask for it.

When it comes to your career, you like to know that you’re being appreciated for your efforts, especially when it comes to money. That acknowledgement from your boss provides you the greatest happiness of all.

Virgo: $50,000

Virgos tend to be more practical and honest. You know how much money you’ll need in order to be satisfied. You’re smart, and always take your time before considering a job offer, yet due to your passiveness you likely won’t question a salary too early on.

As a Virgo you define your success by the type of job you have and the extent to which you're challenged and growing in your role more than your salary. Shelly Adams, a junior at Shenandoah University, finds this true of Virgos as she says, "No matter where we are, we always know we can do better and we go for it!"

Libra: $35,000

Harmony is your middle name. As a Libra, your personality is more kind and gentle, and you always stray from conflict. When it comes to the beginning of your career, you refuse to question the salary first offered to you out of fear of appearing ungrateful.

You’re able to see the big picture when it comes to your career, and you know that with hard work and persistence, the money will eventually come.

Scorpio: $90,000

Scorpios are fierce and ambitious in all of their endeavors. You’re not afraid of a challenge, and your passion for life is undeniable.

While you certainly want a healthy work-life balance, you’re also not ashamed to admit that you’d like a higher salary too. Who says you can’t have the best of both worlds? Sydnee Marie, a second year graduate student at Florida Atlantic University, identifies with these Scorpio qualities, saying, "I'm extremely passionate about the work I do and being sufficiently rewarded for a job well done."

Sagittarius: $75,000

You are optimistic and enthusiastic about your career, no matter your specific endeavors. You are also very honest with your peers and aren’t afraid to take risks.

You’re also honest with yourself, and know that you’d like to make more money than the average person in order to feed your adventurous side. Additionally, you aren’t afraid to ask for that raise when you know that you’ve earned it, because it will help you achieve your life goals.

Capricorn: $40,000

Capricorns are known to be practical and responsible. If you have the necessities while being able to do what you’re passionate about, you will be just fine. Iris Goldsztajn, an intern at Cosmopolitan, says that Capricorns are serious and goal-oriented, and feel comfortable knowing when they have the bases covered in terms of finances.

Agreeing very much with this sentiment is Micki Wagner, a student at the University of Missouri, who adds, “Capricorns are workaholics, and our happiness is found in doing a job we love more than in making a ton of money.” 

Aquarius: $45,000

You are very caring and open-minded with a creative spirit. As an Aquarius, you want a career that makes an impact, but are fine with sacrificing some dollars in the beginning in order to achieve your goals.

As long as your job allows you to be the great communicator that you are and build strong relationships with your coworkers, you will be good to go.

Pisces: $55,000

Pisces women are very intuitive and sympathetic. You’re easygoing and patient by nature, which might make you gravitate towards a career with steady growth opportunities that allow you to make a direct impact on others, such as in sales.

You don’t demand a high salary, but you appreciate the ability to make performance bonuses and prove your monetary worth to your boss overtime.  

Whether you'd like a higher or lower salary, it's clear that your personality traits can help to determine how you should look at your career. Your perfect salary just might be written in the stars!

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36 Stores With Student Discounts

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Being a college student isn’t cheap. Between nights out with friends, lunch with your roommate, the occasional movie, groceries, toiletries, and annual tuition, your expenses can rack up quickly. But don’t worry; there are a ton of stores out there that feel your pain and are willing to offer you a break with their student discounts. Check out some of these places next time you’re looking to do some smart shopping and save some cash.

Apparel

Alex and Ani: Students get 10% off in stores with a when you flash a valid school ID. 

ASOS: Stay stylish with 10% off ASOS duds.

Banana Republic: You can finally afford clothes for work or your internship with 15% off full-priced items in store.

Club Monaco: Stock up on some fall favorites by getting 20% off regular and sale priced items in any Club Monaco store and online.

Goodwill: Many Goodwill locations offer a 10% discount for all you thrifty collegiettes with student ID. Just ask your local store to make sure.

J.Crew: Yet another reason to hit up J.Crew for some cute and classic clothing. Get a 15% discount in stores when you show your school ID.

The Limited: We’re just as obsessed with The Limited now as we were with Limited Too in elementary school. Get 15% off in stores with your student ID.

Medelita: All you pre-med collegiettes out there can get 15% off your scrubs with Medelita’s Student Discount Program online.

Madewell: Students get 15% off when they show their IDs, so it's definitely time to go shopping.

TOMS: Students get 10% cash back on shoes, and for every pair you buy a new pair will be given to a child in need. 

Topshop: Be fashion forward with 10% off Topshop apparel in stores and online.

School Supplies

Amazon: Students can get a free six-month trial of Amazon Prime, which offers free two-day shipping on all of Amazon’s items, and a $10 credit when you refer a friend.

Barnes and Nobles: Students can save up to 80% on used textbooks and rentals. 

The New York Times: Get your first 4 weeks FREE and then continue to get unlimated access to The New York Times for just $1 a week. 

Food

Arby’s: Arby’s offers a 10% discount at certain locations with your student ID.

Buffalo Wild Wings: Get a 10% discount off those flaming wings with your student ID (varies based on location).

Burger King: That burger and fries will come with a 10% discount when you flash your ID (at select locations).

Chick-fil-A: Get a free small drink to accompany your chicken sandwich and waffle fries (or any meal) when you show your ID.

Chipotle: Some Chipotle restaurants offer a free small drink with your meal when you show your student ID.

Dairy Queen: Most Dairy Queens offer a 10% discount for students with ID. Check with your local DQ restaurant to see if they offer a discount.

Domino's: Domino's Pizza usually offers for college-town locations. Call your local restaurant to find out!

McDonalds: Now your McFlurry or burger comes with a 10% discount with your student ID at some locations.

Papa John’s: Pizza is a perfect option for any fast-paced student. Papa John’s discounts vary based on location, so ask the restaurant closest to your campus what discount they offer.

Qdoba: Qdoba offers a free drink for students when you purchase a meal, as well as burrito meals for $5.

Fitness

24 Hour Fitness: Most 24 Hour Fitness locations offer special pricing for students, though it varies depending on the gym. Check with your local 24 Hour Fitness for pricing.

Eastern Mountain Sports: Need to stock up on some workout gear? Eastern Mountain Sports offers 15% off full-price national brand items and 20% off all full-price EMS brand items when you show your ID.

Technology

Apple: Students can save up to $200 on a MacBook and up to $20 on an iPad.

Dell University: Dell University is a program that offers discounts on technology for students.

Microsoft: Students save 10% off in their stores! 

Sony: Need some sweet new electronics? College students get up to 10% off on select items.

Spotify: Students have access to Spotify Premium for only $4.99 a month (half the price of the normal fee). 

Theaters

AMC Theatres: AMC Theatres offer special discounted tickets for students every Thursday. Check with your local AMC for pricing.

Cinemark: Cinemark offers discounted movie tickets that vary by location for students who show their ID.

Regal Theaters: Many Regal Theaters offer student discounts. Enter your zip code on the site to see whether your local theater is one of them.

Transportation

Amtrak: Sign up for a Student Advantage Card and get great deals off train tickets.

ShortLine/Coach USA: If you're about the bus life, CoachUSA offers a variety of discounts for students traveling from or to selected schools listed on their website.

For discounted plane tickets and travel accommodations, check out these sites designed exclusively for students.

Many stores offer student discounts, even if they don’t broadcast them. If you’re not sure whether or not a store offers a discount, go ahead and ask. You may end up finding more deals than you were bargaining for. And always carry your student ID!

Texas Assistant Principal Makes Extremely Sexist Remarks Blaming Girls’ Clothing for Boys’ Bad Grades

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In Sugar Land, Texas, an assistant high school principal is being raked over the coals after he made sexist remarks, telling female students that their clothing choices were to blame for male students’ poor grades. According to Fusion, Clements High School assistant principal Phil Morgante told girls at an assembly not to wear crop tops or tight clothing for fear of distracting the boys.

An audio recording of the assistant principal’s comments surfaced on the Odyssey last Wednesday.

“Ladies, I know you’ve been working on your abs since the Olympics, right? But your shirts can’t be up here. It’s gotta cover the whole gut. So cover up,” he can be heard saying.

Toward the end of the recording, he adds, “Ladies, I blame you all for boys’ low grades because of tight clothing. If you have tight clothing on, we're going to ask you to change.”

Even though the Fort Bend Independent School District (ISD) stated that the comments were a failed attempt at humor, several female students were upset with the blatant misogyny of Morgante’s remarks.

“It's just kind of gross, because he teaches teenage girls,” student Piper Cotton told ABC 13. “Like they can blame us for them being distracted during school hours. He insisted rape culture [is] on us.”

Not only did Morgante’s comments blame the victim, saying high school girls are somehow responsible for boys' lack of self-control, but they also potentially revealed deeper problem—that girls’ education in his school might be valued less than boys’ education.

According to Refinery 29, the Fort Bend ISD released a statement declaring that Morgante’s remarks were “inappropriate and offensive to students" and that, “following concerns expressed by students, the Clements principal took prompt action to address the comments and apologized to the student body.”

Morgante’s apology was not made public but the School District's full statement can be found on Refinery 29.

7 Reasons Ashley Iaconetti Deserves to Be the Next Bachelorette

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Oh, Bachelor in Paradise, you have done it again. After another emotionally exhausting night of watching Grant and Lace fight, Nick grunt at Josh, and Evan being Evan, we are finally down to the last episode. But much to our surprise, our favorite BIP lady, Ashley Iaconetti, won't be in the finale because—SPOILER—she went home after getting dumped by Wells. Although her tears were a bit much at times, we were all rooting for her to find her true love. She has been through so much! Regardless of what your personal beliefs are about Ashley, here are seven reasons why she absolutely NEEDS to be the next Bachelorette. 

1. She deserves love

After two seasons of Bachelor in Paradise and an attempt at finding love on The Bachelor, it is damn time that she gets a real shot at it—without having to compete for it. She is kind, loving and so emotional that we can honestly say there is no one who deserves to be the next Bachelorette more than Ashley. 

2. She is realer than real

Throughout everything that happened with Jared and Caila, Ashley was always honest about how she felt. This means that if there is a guy she is not vibing with on the show, she will not be shy about telling him the truth and giving him the boot. She's not there to play the game—she just wants love. 

3. She is entertaining AF

Although it's not very nice to get enjoyment out of watching someone cry, we can't help but love it when the tears start rolling for Ashley. She is the epitome of a real woman who has emotions and isn't afraid to show them, and we love it! She may not like it, but she really does make great TV. 

4. She has great taste in men

Just look at that. Girl, yes please. Just imagine it: a whole season full of tall, dark and handsome eligible bachelors dating our favorite Disney princess. SO MANY SEXY POOL PARTIES. 

5. She's a virgin

Tbh, there has never been a virgin Bachelorette, and we desperately need that. 

6. She is goals

Okay, this is something that literally everyone can agree with. Whether it's a killer red lip or a smoking hot high-waisted bikini, Ashley has style. The whole season would be jam-packed with Pinterest-worthy outfits, and that is something that no one should be deprived of. 

7. She drives you crazy, but you love her anyway

Ashley is definitely a character that you love to hate at times. No matter how "annoying" people may call her, she is still flawless, and we all know we would be bored if she wasn't there. If she had a show that was JUST about her, it would probably be the best thing in the world, and the ratings would be top-notch. 

So basically, Ashley just really needs to be the next Bachelorette because it is about damn time. Let's get this girl a husband! 

13-Year-Old Girl Killed in Random Shooting While Walking Home From School

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Two Texas 13-year-old girls were the victims of a random shooting Friday while walking home from school in the rural town of Wichita Falls, Cosmopolitan reports. According to News Channel 6, Lauren Landavazo and Makayla Smith were rushed to a hospital after the attack, and Landavazo did not survive the shooting. Smith is now in stable condition.

The shooting took place at 3 p.m. in the middle of the street while the girls were on their way home from McNeil Middle School.

After police received eyewitness descriptions of the shooter, they were able to track and arrest suspect Kody Lott, according to the New York Daily News. Lott was arrested on a weapons charge but later confessed to shooting Landavazo and Smith.

Landavazo’s uncle Darin Dodd told the Daily News, “While we have some relief, it still does not bring her back, it does not take away the pain, but it does help this community to know that their kids can get to school and not live in fear.”

Superintendent Michael Kuhrt of the Wichita Falls ISD released a statement on Facebook saying that grief counselors will be brought in to help students recover from this tragedy.   

Lott is currently residing in the Wichita County Jail, and faces a murder and assault charge in addition to possession of a prohibited weapon.


We Woke Up To A New Sia Song Today

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We've always loved Sia, but now, we LOVE her. Her song, “Cheap Thrills,” flew to the number one spot on the Billboard top 100 list—a feat entirely unaccomplished by any woman over 40 in more than 16 years—and her album This is Acting displayed her crazy amount musical talent.

Last night, she surprised us once again with her unannounced release of her newest track, “The Greatest,” featuring Kendrick Lamar. Plus, she even released the accompanying video, starring her music video muse, Maddie Ziegler.

There’s no word on whether this single will remain a single or become part of a bigger album, but we can’t deny that it’s definitely worth the listen.

If you loved Sia’s other hits, you’ll probably be obsessed with this one; it makes sense that a track titled "The Greatest" almost sounds like a mash-up of her top hits.

Go ahead, put it on repeat.

$20 Million Settlement Reached in Fox News Sexual Harassment Case

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If you’ve been following news about the news, you may have heard that Fox News is dealing with some serious inner turmoil. In early July, fomer Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson filed a lawsuit against her previous employer after reporting that she was sexually harassed by Roger Ailes, former chairman of the cable network.

On Tuesday, it was announced by Fox that a $20 million settlement had been arrived at between the anchor and the network, according to The New York TimesVanity Fair reports that Ailes has “repeatedly, and fervently, denied all allegations of sexual harassment," but the network seems to think he's guilty—they offered an apology to Carlson, stating, "We sincerely regret and apologize for the fact that Gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all of our colleagues deserve."

Carlson also reported that she endured sexist treatment from fellow co-host Steve Doocy on their “Fox & Friends” morning talk show during the three years she spent on the program.

When news of Carlson’s suit first broke, Ailes and his legal team released a legal statement calling the suit “retaliatory” and motivated by Carlson’s anger that Fox didn't renew her contract (she filed the lawsuit right after being told her contract would not be renewed). In a report from the legal case proceedings, Ailes is said to have mistreated Carlson because she refused his many sexual advances. Carlson maintains that she was repeatedly ostracized, marginalized and shunned (and finally fired) for her refusal to acquiesce to Ailes’s demands.

Carlson has spoken about her experiences with misogyny in the workplace before, so it seems unlikely that she would be dredging up these kind of allegations purely out of a desire to get back at her former employer. Additionally, Carlson is far from the only woman to report these kinds of experiences with Fox—even Fox powerhouse Megyn Kelly has said Ailes harassed her.

Ailes is no longer the chairman of the network, thankfully having been removed from the ranks within two weeks of Carlson’s original filing. Hopefully Fox will learn from this mistake and implement better hiring practices and workplace treatment policies. The fact that women still have to endure aggressive behaviors at work such as these is unbelievable.

If You Like Gin and Coffee, You Might Be a Psychopath

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If you like bitter foods like black coffee or gin, you might be an antisocial sadist, according to research from a study out of Austria. Who knew that your favorite drink could really say this much about you?

The study, which was of two groups of American men and women, found that preferring bitter foods was associated with some pretty bad personality traits. Even further, these preferences can indicate that individuals may be more prone to “Machiavellianism, psychopathy, narcissism, and everyday sadism," according to The Tab.

One, what is everyday sadism?! And two, how on earth are we supposed to give up bitter alcohol (isn’t that, like, all liquor?), dark chocolate and coffee? Maybe psychopathic tendencies are the new black and we can all pretend everything’s fine.   

Researchers asked participants to rank their taste preferences for foods with different tastes (bitter, sweet, salty, etc.), and then respond to prompts that would show their personalities.These prompts included statements such as “I have threatened people I know,” and “Given enough provocation, I may hit another person.” Participants ranked their agreement with these statements on a scale.

The combination of food preferences and personality assessment lead to the conclusion that people who say they like bitter foods in general may be more likely have psychopathic tendencies (Pacific Standard points out that the correlation didn't hold when it came to liking specific bitter foods). Previous studies in this area found that “bitter taste experiences are causally linked to hostile thoughts and behavior," the study authors wrote. Time to see which of your friends are really into bitter foods. No one can be trusted.

Serena Williams Now Holds a Record No Other Tennis Player Has Achieved

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Serena Williams just surpassed Roger Federer’s record for the most Grand Slam match victories in the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows on Monday, further adding to her impressive resume.

 In beating her opponant, Yaroslava Shvedova, Williams gained her 308th win, scoring a 6–2, 6–3. Once again she proved that she is the best of the best.

Williams is no stranger to breaking records. Earlier this year she was recognized for tying Steffi Graf’s long-standing Grand Slam record by winning her 22nd major title at Wimbledon. The win solidified her place as one of the best of all time.

With the win on Monday, Williams will make her way to the U.S. Open quarterfinals. This will be her tenth appearance at the quarterfinals, and you can bet she’s only after more wins. Cosmopolitan reports that the impressive athlete’s record at major tournaments is 308-42, which means her winning average is 88 percent. That's a hugely impressive statistic, and as she continues her career it only seems to be improving.

When she was asked about whether she or Federer will retire with more wins she replied, "I don't know. We'll see. Hopefully we'll both keep going. I know I plan on it. I know he does. So we'll see."

After a lot of controversy regarding women in sports and their comparison to male athletes, it’s good to see Williams being recognized for her victory as an athlete, not just a female athlete. She doesn’t seem to be stopping any time soon either, so the wins are sure to keep on rolling in and the records will inevitably keep on breaking.

Philippines President Says “Son of a Whore” Comment to Obama Wasn’t Personal

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Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte has apologized to U.S. President Barack Obama for recently calling him a “son of a whore.” This inappropriate remark led to Obama cancelling what would have been his first meeting with Duterte, according to The Telegraph, though the Filipino president asserts that postponing the meeting was a mutual decision.

Duterte’s rude comment came following rumors that Obama would criticize Duterte’s use of extrajudicial killings to deal with drug-related crimes in their upcoming meeting. His remark, “putang ina,” can mean “son of a bitch” or “son of a whore.”

“Plenty will be killed until the last pusher is out of the streets,” Duterte said. “Until the [last] drug manufacturer is killed we will continue.”

According to The Telegraph, over 2,000 people have been killed in the Phillipines since July 1, many for drug-related charges. Duterte uses the term “deaths under investigation,” but many argue that the killings are vigilante and unlawful—these people do not get due process before being murdered.

The Guardian reported that Obama was only going to engage in “some constructive, productive conversations,” during the meeting, and Duterte has since apologized.

“While the immediate cause was my strong comments to certain press questions that elicited concern and distress,” he said in a statement, “we also regret that it came across as a personal attack on the U.S. president.”

“I do not want to quarrel with him,” Duterte concluded. “He’s the most powerful president of any country on the planet.”

New Jersey Republican Tweets, “I Hope Somebody Rapes You Today” at Female Journalist

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Michael Krawitz, a Republican candidate for a minor office in Gloucester County, New Jersey, has suspended his candidacy, according to ABC 6 News. The reason? A tweet posted to his Twitter account reading: “I. Hope. Somebody. Rapes. You. Today. :)” The threatening tweet was directed toward Daily Beast reporter Olivia Nuzzi, after she shared a controversial article about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Krawitz is a huge Trump supporter.

A later tweet from his account read, “Hope. You. Get. Raped. By. A. Syrian. Refugee. :)”

Krawitz, who was running for township committee, has not publicly admitted to the offense. Instead, he suggested that he was hacked by his political opponents.

“Could be anybody in this township or the Democratic party,” he said, according to Philly.com. “When you're running for township committee in Jersey, these people do anything to try to smear you.”

The local GOP Facebook page also insisted that the tweet has the work of a hacker, but after Nuzzi shot that claim down, the Facebook page was erased.

“I don’t buy the idea that someone hacked a low-level local political candidate a year ago and spent all that time harassing a journalist on there for sport,” Nuzzi argued. “[Krawitz] is someone who’s not Internet-savvy enough to know that people can see what he says – or he doesn’t care.”

According to Cosmopolitan, Krawitz has been harassing Nuzzi online since 2014, and Nuzzi says it isn’t that uncommon.

“Reporters, particularly female reporters, are frequently subject to harassment from internet trolls,” she told ABC 6. “As a reporter, bullying of this kind from would-be politicians makes you fear for your First Amendment rights. As an American and a woman, it makes you fear for the state of our country and the safety of half the population that inhabits it.”

10 Common Mistakes To Avoid During Sorority Rush

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Sorority recruitment—or sorority rush—can be one of the most stressful times of the semester for potential new members (PNMs) and active sisters. It’s a time filled with hectic schedules, often intimidating social commitments and tough decisions. As a PNM, it is not uncommon to feel overwhelmed, nervous and even tense about the situation. After all, in just a few short days, you’ll be expected to choose a sorority that will become your sisterhood—a house that will become your home.

But being anxious will only lead to mistakes that can negatively affect your rush experience. Here are a few of the most common mistakes PNMs make during rush and how to avoid them.

1. Don’t set your heart on any one sorority until you’ve had time to interact with all of them.

Snap judgments or preconceived notions can not only be misleading, but also unfair. Just like you would want every sorority to give you a fair shot at introducing and proving yourself, so too do the girls in each house who have worked hard to plan all of the events.

Alyssa Damato, a junior at Illinois State University, says, “A common mistake PNMs make when going through recruitment is researching the sororities ahead of time.” Alyssa finds that “going into recruitment with prior opinions of each house can lead to choices that don't truly reflect your best interest.”

Be open-minded about your preferences for as long as possible. Remember that both you and your preferred sorority have to agree on your placement. You are not guaranteed a bid to your first choice sorority.

2. Be mindful of how heavily you weigh outsiders' opinions. 

Like Alyssa mentions, many PNMs enter recruitment with some prior knowledge of the sororities they are interested in and those that they aren’t. But this becomes even more problematic when your own opinions are tainted or influenced by things like campus reputation, online gossip or social media followings. Chloe Castleberry, a senior at the University of Missouri, warns that, “at the end of the day, you are trying to find your sorority and not anyone else’s.”

Base your decisions solely on your perceptions of each sorority, after engaging with them. Consider questions like: Do I feel welcome here? Will my values be respected? Am I passionate about their philanthropic missions? Will I be proud of my new sisterhood?

You will quickly realize that most college rumors about sororities are actually far from the truth. 

3. Avoid comparing your recruitment experience to someone else’s.

This is especially risky if you are going through recruitment with a friend or roommate. As much as possible, try to avoid swapping notes at the end of each round. No matter how close the two of you are, it is important to choose your preferences independently, just like each sorority will be expected to evaluate you independently. If your friendship is sincere, you will remain friends even if you don’t end up in the same sorority together.

Isabel Calkins, a junior at New York University, recommends going through the process alone for this exact reason. "I went through recruitment last year with some friends, but it's better to go through it alone. In the end, I got accepted to some sororities that my friends didn't. It made them feel bad and made me feel guilty."

Remember that choosing a sorority is a very personal decision. Do what's best for you.

4. Try not to be too reserved

There’s nothing wrong with being naturally introverted, but during rush, you only have a few minutes at a time to make an impression and learn as much valuable information as you can about each sorority before making a decision.  Shying away from spontaneous, friendly conversation will inevitably affect your overall enjoyment of the experience as well as the impressions you make on potential future sisters.

Meredith*, a recent graduate of UCLA, says, “Unfortunately, you have to fake being comfortable even if you’re not, but mostly you have to go in knowing you can do it. Know that any chapter would be lucky to have you.” Meredith explains that she actually went through rush twice, noting that a more optmistic and confident attitude really helped her find her way the second time around.  

"The sad truth is that you cannot afford to be shy or awkward during rush, because you have five minutes to connect with a girl," she says. It's better to allow yourself to be swept up in the fun and excitement of it all. 

5. …but still be yourself!

So much can go wrong if you are not true to yourself during rush. Most importantly, you risk pledging a sorority that is ultimately not an ideal fit for you, causing you years of discomfort and dissatisfaction. You might also miss out on more meaningful connections you could have made with both active members and recruits during rush.

Ultimately, rush is what you make it, so don’t be afraid to let your personality shine through. The last thing active members want is a room full of generic girls with all the same hobbies and interests.

6. Don’t be afraid to ask questions.

This is one of the biggest mistakes PNMs can make. Active members going through rush should be approachable and welcoming, but PNMs should also show initiative and interest in the process by asking thoughtful questions. For example, you might ask:

  • Can you expand on your sorority’s philanthropy and what it means to you?
  • Is there a Big/Little program?
  • Do you provide opportunities for academic support?
  • How can a new member become more involved?
  • What are you most proud of as a member of your sorority?

Not only will active members appreciate and remember your enthusiasm, but you will also be better prepared to make an informed final decision. 

Related:The Top 18 Things NOT to Say During Sorority Rush

7. Remember to prepare a few conversation topics beforehand.

Rush events are a lot like networking events. You will be expected to have engaging, one-on-one conversations with two to three active members at each event. Avoid awkward silences and lulls in the conversation by practicing some light conversation starters. It is advisable to steer clear of topics like politics and religion, as these often lead to arguments. But just in case, be sure that you are aware of major current events.

8. Dress classily but comfortably. 

Each round of sorority rush will require a slightly modified dress code but, for the most part, you’ll want to look your best. Cute, classy and well put-together outfits are a must, but so are comfortable shoes! Isabel warns, "You might say that you'll be fine in heels but seriously, your feet will thank you if you wear flats." 

You’ll notice almost instantly that most sorority girls sometimes wear wedges at these types of events for the perfect combination of style and comfort. Pumps and flats are fine as well, as long as you can walk in them for extended periods of time without pain or discomfort. 

9. Know—and adhere to—the rules!

Sorority recruitment, like many of the rituals within Greek life, is not without rules. These can vary across campuses and will most likely be communicated very clearly to you at the start of your rush period. For example, to avoid partiality, PNMs are sometimes prohibited to hug active members and vice versa until bid day.

It is absolutely imperative that you pay attention to and follow these rules, including codes of ethics and conduct. Contrary to popular belief, these rules are not meant to be restrictive, but to promote a sense of community, discipline and respect for the organization and for each other.

10. Don’t be too hard on yourself.

It’s easy to feel discouraged or rejected during rush, especially if your preferred sorority doesn’t ask you back in the early stages. But you shouldn’t let these feelings consume your thoughts; they will only hinder you further. Meredith’s* advice is to ignore your insecurities. “Only you can see them anyway,” she says.

Related:16 Things You Learn When You Live In Your Sorority House

Remember that rush is just the beginning—a rite of passage that all of your sisters have survived and that you will too. Your new sisters will tell you that joining a sorority has been one of the best decisions of their college careers. The experience will provide you with a lifetime of meaningful friendships, college adventures and unforgettable memories.


30 Questions We NEED Answered Before 'Pretty Little Liars' Ends

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While the summer finale of Pretty Little Liars answered a few questions, it ended up leaving us with even more. HOW is the show going to wrap in a mere ten episodes and still answer every single question? Marlene, we're putting our faith in you to answer the following…

1. Why are the Liars so hated?

2. Who killed Charlotte? 

3. Who killed Mrs. D?

4. Where the fuck is Wren? 

5. What does Wren have to do with everything? 

6. What does Melissa have to do with everything?

7. Where was Alison the whole time she was thought to be missing? 

8. How did Eddie Lamb recognize Aria? 

9. Who is the "he" in "He's going to kill me -M" from the dollhouse? 

10. Who all was involved with the dollhouse? 

11. Who killed Maya?

12. What exactly happened the night Ali went missing?

13. Why were multiple girls wearing the same yellow top?

14. Why was Aria's file missing from the bunker? 

15. What was Sara Harvey's motivation?

16. Who is Charlotte's father? 

17. What was up with the N.A.T.?

18. Where's Tippy?

19. Who all has been A or on an A Team at some point in time? 

20. Did Charlotte truly ever get better? 

21. Who killed Sara Harvey?

22. How is Sydney involved? 

23. What was the deal with Bethany Young? 

24. What happened to Rhys Matthews?

25. What happened to Cyrus? 

26. Who was the ghost girl in Hanna's house that one Halloween? 

27. Did Ian really commit suicide? 

28. Who bought Toby's house?

29. What was the deal with Archer Dunhill? 

30. WHO IS A.D./UBER A?

13 Things Only Professional Nappers Understand

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There isn't much that can't be solved by taking a nap. All good things come to those who sleep (frequently, we might add). Got a big test coming up? Nap before you study. Can't decide what to eat for dinner? Just sleep on it. If you're not napping, you're not living your best life. Regardless of how much is on your plate, every professional napper knows that the key to reaching your highest potential comes from the art of prioritizing and perfecting your short sleep habits. 

1. No matter how busy you are, there is always time for a nap

Akin to "treat others as you would like to be treated," this is your personal golden rule.

2. You're a pro at fitting power naps into your busy lifestyle

Seven minutes until class? Don't underestimate my sleeping capabilities. I assure you, I got this. 

3. Missing a nap means the rest of the world will have to feel your cranky wrath

Friends and family better watch out. This is serious.

4. The only thing almost as great as napping is food

Enough said. 

5. You not-so-secretly wish human hibernation was a thing

The envy towards bears is so real.

6. You have canceled plans on your friends in order to nap 

Uh, sorry, I was busy napping?

7. You have no regrets about canceling plans because you realize it's a necessary evil 

The difference between napping or not napping determines your feelings towards people that day. Would you like me to hate you today? Yeah, didn't think so. 

8. You literally cannot stand when people say "I'll sleep when I'm dead" 

Why not just nap while you're alive? 

9. You think about napping pretty much all day long

Whether at work, during breakfast, walking down the street, napping is always the first thing on your mind. 

10. You know there's nothing better than napping during long car rides

Fifteen hours in the car? That's fine. Don't mind me, I'll just be here sleeping like a baby.

11. Taking a three-hour nap at the start of the weekend is what you imagine heaven must feel like

It's a highly spiritual experience. 

12. Your ability to sleep anywhere through anything leaves some people baffled

Even if you have to curl up into a ball and sleep on the floor through a thunderstorm, you'll do it. You're that committed to catching your z's. 

13. Your close friends have memorized your napping schedule

If you don't respond to the group chat, it's a given what you're doing. Hey, at least they don't have to worry you're dead in a ditch somewhere.

Not many understand or appreciate the true art of napping, but you are part of a special group of people—one that recognizes the heavenly nature of napping and its importance. Even if you never excel at anything else in your life, you are, and always will be, a professional napper.

3 College Essay Clichés You Should Avoid

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The college essay. It’s the most daunting paper you’ll ever write in your high school career —and for good reason. This is your first personal introduction to colleges and it has the potential to make or break whether you receive that huge ‘Congratulations!’ envelope in the mail or not.

From picking a topic, to writing the actual paper, to editing (and editing, and editing…), there are plenty of dos and don’ts to consider. So, before you put pen to paper—or fingers to keyboard in this case–check out this list of the college essay clichés you should avoid in order to write a killer essay.

Understand what your essay is meant to do

This essay isn’t meant to be a personal memoir or speculative essay, it’s supposed to get you into college. Dan Lipford, an education consultant at ScoreAtTheTop and co-author of ScoreAtTheTop’s College Application Essay Don’ts: Part 1, says that this is the only reason for the college essay. So, how do you accomplish writing a kickass essay? He says that if you keep these two objectives in mind, then you’re on the right track:

1. Hook the reader: grab his/her attention immediately and make him/her want to read the rest of it.

2. Present yourself as an interesting person who’s likely to be a good student.

“If an essay accomplishes those two objectives, it’s a good one,” Lipford says. “If there’s stuff in the essay that doesn’t help accomplish those objectives, that stuff needs to be deleted. And if the essay doesn’t accomplish those objectives, it sucks.” With these things in mind, here are three tips to avoid the most comment college essay clichés and mistakes counter these objectives:

1. Choose your topic wisely

Any student who has ever written a paper will tell you that the hardest part is getting started. When you’re staring at a blank piece of paper and your head is swarming with possibilities, it can get overwhelming. But, keying in on what you want to focus on is imperative.

Make sure the topic is something you’re passionate about, but definitely be wary of what you choose. “The trick is this: Don’t write about an experience,” says Missy Rose, the director of college guidance at Laurel School, an all-girls college prep school in Ohio. “Write about what you learned about yourself from that experience. Be reflective and dig more deeply than just a superficial description.”

Rose recommends that students stay away from service trip essays. “It is virtually impossible to write a good essay about a service trip–just don’t try,” she says. “That topic is a joke among college admissions officers.  I’ve seen it done well exactly one time.” Don’t take this as a challenge. Steer clear and pick something that you know you can do well.

She also recommends that students pick a small topic, like a few minutes in time rather than a whole summer. Don’t feel that you’re required to write about something tragic or depressing–as long as the essay is less about the event and more about what you learned, you’re on the right track.

Lipford says to stay away from the “dreaded Ds: death, divorce, depression, disease and dogs.” Unless you’re a phenomenal writer —and even if you are— writing about one of these topics is extremely hard to do successfully because they’re overdone, slightly melodramatic and unsurprising.

In addition, he urges students to stay away from hot-button issues. “There’s no reason to take a risk by taking a position with which the admissions officer just might disagree,” Lipford says. So, remember what your goals are with this essay. You’re not changing the world with it, you’re trying to get into the college you want and then change the world.

2. Don’t bore admissions counselors

Writing a good intro to hook your reader is important because although the admissions officer is required to read you essay, your goal is to make them want to read it. Lipford says to avoid these top ten overused essay hooks:

  • From a young age I have (always) been (interested in/fascinated by)…
  • For as long as I can remember I have…
  • I am applying for this course because…
  • I have always been interested in…
  • Throughout my life I have always enjoyed…
  • Reflecting on my educational experiences…
  • Nursing is a very challenging and demanding (career/profession/course)…
  • Academically, I have always been…
  • I have always wanted to pursue a career in…
  • I have always been passionate about…

Rose also says to avoid any topic that is too dramatic and discourages students from creating a drawn out hook that just wastes space instead of telling your story. With such a short essay, every sentence is crucial.

3. Let your personality shine through

Since this essay is supposed to be a personal representation of you, you don't want to make it boring. Rose recommends asking yourself, “What do I want the admissions readers to learn about me as a person from this essay? Did I convey that, or did I just describe something?” You’re not Shakespeare, so don’t try to write like him. Your admissions officer is looking for your voice and tone, so muddling your essay with huge words and confusing syntax won’t help your case.

“It is ideal if it [your essay] feels conversational,” Lipford says. “You’re sitting across from the admissions officer, who’s a good friend of yours, and you’re simply telling the story about yourself.” By making the essay formal, yet conversational, you’re making it more personal and relatable.

In this day and age, anyone with a computer (or iPhone) can look up synonyms. It’s more important to create strong, meaningful sentences than show off your vocabulary.

Related: How to Perfect Your College Application Essay

The college essay is one of the most daunting parts of the college application. But, with a strong point of focus and clear thought process, you’ll be on your way to your dream school.

4 Things You Didn’t Know About Sorority Rush

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Rushing a sorority may well be one of the most bizarre things you ever do in your life. It’s unlikely that you’ll ever spend another week running from mansion to mansion being sung to, smiled at and chatted to by groups of girls who are all mysteriously wearing the exact same outfit. Feeling a bit nervous is completely normal, but it’s no reason not to rush. Even though you might be apprehensive now, when you find the right house, you’ll be happy you took a chance.

One common worry of potential rushees is that they don’t know enough about the rush process, so we put together some info that we wish we’d known before setting off down Greek Row. With this insider advice, you’ll feel like a recruitment veteran before rush even begins! Here are the four things they won’t tell you on your school’s recruitment website.

1. Rush will be your entire life (for a week, that is)

Warning: Once the week starts, you are going to eat, breathe and speak nothing but rush. Most rush events are all-day affairs, and even when the day is over, you’ll likely be consumed with thinking about which houses you liked best and planning your outfit for the next round. On the first day you’ll end up going to every single house on campus—which, at many schools, is an extensive list. Though subsequent rounds require you to go to fewer houses, each “party” (i.e., the time spent in each house talking to its members) lasts longer as recruitment week progresses.

Rush is more or less a nonstop talk-a-thon. At every house, you’ll chat with multiple girls, and for the first few days, you’ll likely have the same conversations (answering questions like, “Where are you from?” and, “What’s your major?”) over and over again.

“I didn't know how tiring simply talking to people would be,” says Hannah, a sorority sister and senior at Indiana University Bloomington. “I basically passed out ASAP afterwards when I went through rush.”

Related: 6 Secrets Sorority Sisters Wish You Knew

Because rush is such a long and tiring process, it’s important not to try to pack much else into your week. If you’re serious about finding the right house, it’s essential to be well rested and give rush your full attention. If you feel like you’re missing out on all the exciting things happening at the beginning of the semester, just remember that recruitment only lasts a few days, and you’ll be free to do whatever you want before you know it. So get those eight hours of sleep in—you’ll be happy you did.

If you still feel a bit sleepy, you can always use makeup to look more awake!

2. If you don’t keep yourself well fueled, you’ll regret it

Eat! It seems so simple, but it can be easy to overlook. Rush moves at a nonstop pace, so you likely won’t have time to snack in between rounds. Make sure to have a good breakfast and lunch, or you’ll be regretting it. Remember, it’s not just important to eat enough—it’s important to eat well. Sticking to healthy foods will help keep you energized and feeling good.

The same goes for staying hydrated. Bring a water bottle with you and leave it outside the house when you go inside. This will save your voice, too!

3. When in doubt, look nicer than you’re told to

When Oscar Wilde famously stated, “You can never be overdressed or overeducated,” he was probably talking about sorority recruitment. Pay attention to the suggested outfits for each round, and as a general rule, dress as well as you can within the parameters of a given day’s dress code. For example, if the suggested outfit for the first day is “casual,” dress as you might for the first day of school: better than usual, but not over the top.

Brittany, a Zeta Tau Alpha sister in California, says presenting yourself well is the fastest way to make a good first impression. “There are hundreds of girls—you want to stand out in a positive way,” she says. Not to mention when you look good, you feel good. Putting your best foot forward will give you a total confidence boost. Let’s be honest, you can never go wrong being the best-dressed one in the room!

Bonus tip: Bring comfortable shoes in your bag to wear when you walk between houses. Your feet will thank you!

4. Active members are just as nervous as you are

This might bring back childhood memories of adults telling you that the large and terrifying bug you encountered “is just as scared of you as you are of it.” You didn’t believe it then, and you probably don’t believe it now, but we promise it’s the truth! Every active member you talk to wants you to like her and her sorority. Remember that the selection process is mutual. Your opinion of the women you’ve met at a house is used (along with their opinions of you) to determine if you return to that house for the next round.

The thought of having to impress every potential new member who walks through the door is a scary one. “The idea of having an awkward conversation is the most worrying,” says Iris, a junior at UCLA. “The [active] girls are actually as nervous as [the potential new members], and at least as tired – if not more.” Keeping this in mind is a great way to quell your fears about rush.

Another good way to keep your own nerves at bay is to keep in mind the reason you’re rushing in the first place. Ideally, you want to join a sorority because you’re interested in finding a group of women who share your values and who will become your best friends. Thus, treat each girl you meet as a potential new sister. “Make a friend,” Brittany says. “You are first and foremost joining a group of women, not a national organization.”

If you still feel intimidated, just remember that every current sorority member was in your shoes once. Of course, they may act like pros now, but as little as a year ago, they were in your position and feeling just as nervous you are!

With this insider knowledge under your belt, you’ll be a rush pro. Good luck!

Your Complete Guide to Binge-Watching 'Friends'

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How you doin’? A staple of our generation, an inspiration for television writers everywhere and the reason you know every word to “I’ll Be There For You,” Friends has influenced the binge-watching lives of many, with 10 seasons and 236 episodes to its name. Following the lives of six young best friends living in New York City, this show will make you laugh, cry and feel like you’re truly a member of their friend group. You’ll crack jokes like Chandler, clean like Monica, eat like Joey, shop like Rachel, play guitar like Phoebe and, of course, divorce like Ross. So what are you waiting for? Put on your tiny “Frankie Says Relax” T-shirt, grab your day-after-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich and lean back in your BarcaLounger. You’re not going to be getting up any time soon.

How to Watch

Netflix, DVDs, Nick At Nite, basically every time you turn on NBC on the weekends

Reasons to Watch

Although the specific characters on Friends may not exactly resonate with you, as a group of Manhattanites in their twenties, they touch on many themes in their careers and relationships that hit home with a wide variety of viewers—especially you, collegiette! Also, it’s basically impossible to not like this show, so watching it will make for an easy go-to discussion topic because, like, who hasn’t watched Friends?! Next time you feel at a loss for words when some hottie strikes up a convo, just ask him if he thinks Ross and Rachel are truly meant to be. That should get you two talking. 

Suggested Rate of Watching

If you’re five episodes deep and not falling asleep to Friends glowing on your laptop every night, we will honestly be insulted. We’ll buy you a latte and scone and make someone dress up like Gunther to serve it to you to get you back in the mood.

You Will Like This Show if You Like…

How I Met Your MotherSeinfeldNew GirlThat '70s ShowScrubs

Best Season

Season Five

Kicking off in London, England, this season is bookended by two weddings and two trips far outside of Manhattan. All of the Friends characters hit their prime, as this is right in the middle of the series, so they have matured from the first few seasons but aren't so mature that we're bored of them. With a huge secret, a birth, fun relationships, new career opportunities and one of the best Thanksgiving episodes in Friends history, it's hard not to enjoy the fifth season.

Worst Season

Season Nine

Well into their thirties, the Friends cast starts to slow down on their adventures. With a new baby having just being born and one of the crew moving to the middle of the country, the storyline becomes pretty bland and pieces of the Friends' lives that normally would have been cute, secondary plot lines become drawn out and exhausted (seriously, how much plot can revolve around trying to have a baby or take care of one?!)

Best & Worst Episodes From Each Season

Season One

Best: 1x05 — “The One With The East German Laundry Detergent”

Worst: 1x15 — “The One With The Stoned Guy”

Season Two

Best: 2x14 — “The One With The Prom Video”

Worst: 2x10 — “The One With Russ”

Season Three

Best: 3x02 — “The One Where No One's Ready”

Worst: 3x17 — “The One Without The Ski Trip”

Season Four

Best: 4x12 — “The One With The Embryos”

Worst: 4x21 — "The One With The Invitation”

Season Five

Best: 5x14 — “The One Where Everybody Finds Out”

***In our opinion, this is hands down the best episode of Friends EVER. You will watch it over and over again.***

Worst: 5x19 — “The One Where Ross Can’t Flirt”

Season Six

Best: 6x10 — “The One With The Routine”

Worst: 6x07 — “The One Where Phoebe Runs”  

Season Seven

Best: 7x16 — “The One With The Truth About London”

Worst: 7x05 — “The One With The Engagement Picture” 

Season Eight

Best: 8x04 — “The One With The Videotape”

Worst: 8x07 — “The One With The Stain”

Season Nine

Best: 9x15 — “The One With The Mugging”

Worst: 9x04 — “The One With The Sharks”

Season Ten

Best: 10x09 — “The One With The Birth Mother”

Worst: 10x13 — “The One Where Joey Speaks French”   

Characters You Will Love to Hate

Janice Hosenstein

Her role: Chandler's girlfriend

What's not to like? Pretty much anything that happens when she opens her mouth

Ursula Buffay

Her role: Phoebe's twin sister

What's not to like? Her apathetic and lying character

Mark Robinson

His role: Rachel's coworker

What's not to like? His negative influence on the Ross-Rachel relationship

Eddie Menuek

His role: Chandler's roommate

What's not to like? Paranoia and insanity 

Couple You Will Be Shipping

Ross and Rachel

From the first episode to the last, Ross and Rachel's relationship basically defines Friends. No matter who else comes into the picture, you'll always be rooting for this couple to last. Ross has loved Rachel since ninth grade—how can you pass up that kind of pining?

Terminology You Need to Know

Central Perk— coffee shop where the gang hangs out.

Days of Our Lives — the soap opera that Joey stars on.

Regina Phalange — Phoebe’s go-to alter ego name.

Ugly Naked Guy— the overweight man who lives in the apartment across the street and never puts on clothing.

Words & Phrases You Will Begin Incorporating Into Your Vocabulary

“Could I BE…”
Lobster
Unagi
The Routine
Moist Maker
Smelly Cat
Work Laugh
“Pivot!”
“How you doin’?”
“We were on a break!”
Holiday Armadillo
Princess Consuela Banana Hammock

And, Of Course, Some Hand Gestures…

Best Guest Stars

Alec Baldwin, Kristin Davis, Anna Faris, Hugh Laurie, Jon Lovitz, Elle Macpherson, Sean Penn, Brad Pitt, Leah Remini, Julia Roberts, Paul Rudd, Winona Ryder, Tom Selleck, Charlie Sheen, Cole Sprouse, Ben Stiller, Reese Witherspoon, and Bruce Willis (just to name a few!)

Snacks to Eat During

Pizza or meatball subs (or the Joey special: two pizzas)

***When you watch “The One With All The Cheesecakes” (Season 6, Episode 11), YOU MUST HAVE SOME CHEESECAKE NEARBY. We cannot stress the gravity of the situation enough. Otherwise, you will be dreaming of cheesecake for days. Or weeks. Or, let’s face it, months.

By the Numbers

10 Thanksgivings
6 weddings
7 divorces
4 deaths
5 pregnancies
6 roommates for Joey
5.5 affairs

What to Do When You’re Done Watching

Call up your five best friends and meet at a nearby coffee shop to wallow in your pain.

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