Gerber is making history with its 2018 spokesbaby.
On Wednesday the company announced that the winner of its annual Gerber Baby Photo Search is Lucas Warren, a one-year-old from Dalton, Georgia.
Warren is the first baby with Down syndrome to jo…
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Patagonia’s new activism platform finds you convenient ways to save the planet
Patagonia is giving customers a new and convenient way to take part in environmental activism.
The outdoor clothing company has launched Patagonia Action Works, a digital platform that informs people of local activism opportunities in the categories …
Patagonia’s new activism platform finds you convenient ways to save the planet
Patagonia is giving customers a new and convenient way to take part in environmental activism.
The outdoor clothing company has launched Patagonia Action Works, a digital platform that informs people of local activism opportunities in the categories …
Stop everything, y’all. ‘The Good Place’ and ‘Parks and Rec’ exist in the same universe.
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On a list of best TV crossovers, we think we might have found the absolute best.
It turns out two of your most beloved shows — The Good Place and Parks and Recreation — take place in the same universe. We may now all start referring to it as the BEST place.
On Tuesday Twitter user @ShinraAlpha pointed out that Eleanor Shellstrop’s fave magazine, Celebrity Baby Plastic Surgery Disasters, features not one but two advertisements straight from the world of Parks and Rec.
Needless to say everyone is FLOORED.
SEE ALSO: Kristen Bell delivers strong Time’s Up message in opening monologue at SAG Awards Read more…
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View More Stop everything, y’all. ‘The Good Place’ and ‘Parks and Rec’ exist in the same universe.Milo Ventimiglia talks about Crock-Pot backlash and honestly, it’s perfect
This Is Us has successfully ruined Crock-Pots for the world, and the cast is starting to feel a bit guilty.
The slow cooker’s brand went up in flames when viewers learned the Pearson family house burned down after a faulty slow cooker started a fire …
Why we’re so addicted to watching ‘This is Us’ and crying
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Warning: Spoilers for the first and second seasons of This Is Us are below.
Every Tuesday night I have a fun little tradition where I change into my pajamas, grab a snack, cuddle on my couch with a blanket, and spend one full hour having a good, raw, knuckle-biting, mascara-bleeding kind of cry.
Sound horrible? I’m well aware. But a year and three months ago I decided to let NBC’s heartbreakingly dramatic primetime show, This Is Us, into my life and these weekly sob fests are the repercussion.
I’m not alone. Over 14 million people around the world spend their Tuesday nights the exact same way — willingly allowing the show’s protagonists, the Pearson family, to emotionally destroy them week after week. Read more…
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View More Why we’re so addicted to watching ‘This is Us’ and crying‘Bachelor’ contestant reported as a missing person for lying to her mom. Probably.
Many of you know Bekah Martinez as the 22-year-old battling to win Arie Luyendyk Jr.’s heart on Season 22 of The Bachelor, but few know that she was also a reported missing person in the state of California only a couple days ago.
On Thursday, …
In honor of Ellen’s birthday, Michelle Obama gave America a beautiful pep talk
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In honor of Ellen DeGeneres’ 60th birthday Michelle Obama stopped by to give her (and the rest of America) the greatest gift of all — a reassuring pep talk.
“I personally feel frightened. I feel like the world is a very scary place right now,” Ellen admitted to her friend and former FLOTUS.
“People are afraid but then there are people who feel good about the direction of the country, so that’s what makes this country complicated,” Michelle said.
“We are this mosh pit of society,” she went on. “But the thing we have to remember, and the thing I learned in the eight years that I was in the White House, is that what we do every day in our lives, the good things that we do — we show empathy, we care for each other, we do have a lot in common — that’s what it means to lead with hope and not fear.” Read more…
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Logan Paul’s first interview since backlash: ‘I’m a good guy who made a bad decision’
Nearly one month since Logan Paul came under fire for posting a severely insensitive vlog of Japan’s “suicide forest,” the YouTube star is opening up to discuss what he’s learned from a “horrible lapse of judgement.”
In his first interview since the …
Rose McGowan on Harvey Weinstein: ‘Everybody knew. I know that.’
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Actress, activist, and author Rose McGowan stopped by Good Morning America on Tuesday to discuss everything from “The Monster” Harvey Weinstein and her love of Twitter, to her memoir, Brave, which was released today.
The actress, who reached a settlement with Weinstein in the late ’90s, is one of dozens of women to accuse the producer of sexual misconduct.
Since that damning New York Times report was published in October, McGowan has been very vocal on Twitter — both in criticizing the entertainment industry for a lack of action over the years and in empowering women to speak out about their own experiences. Read more…
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View More Rose McGowan on Harvey Weinstein: ‘Everybody knew. I know that.’Blue Ivy just became the only human alive who’s ever told her parents to chill
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If you’re going to take Blue Ivy to an awards show PLEASE, for the love of Lemonade don’t embarrass her.
At the 60th Annual Grammy Awards Blue’s parents, Jay-Z and Beyoncé, forgot this very important rule and had the audacity to clap during Camila Cabello’s touching speech about Dreamers.
The camera caught Blue just as she whipped her hand out to silence her parents, and TBH it was the most exiting part of the night.
Blue telling Jay & Bey to chill is amazing pic.twitter.com/WcsQHeOoAA
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) January 29, 2018
The 6-year-old’s dramatic hand motions only lasted six seconds, but viewers at home were quick to notice, rewind, and cherish Blue’s IDGAF moment. Read more…
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View More Blue Ivy just became the only human alive who’s ever told her parents to chillThe Rock finally lived out his childhood piano-playing dreams
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With hard work and determination, childhood dreams do come true — just ask The Rock.
No, we’re not talking about The Rock growing up to be a professional wrestler, actor, or producer. We’re talking about him finally learning how to play my favorite ragtime song, “The Entertainer,” on the piano.
On Sunday afternoon, The Rock shared an accomplished Instagram video with his followers, excitedly announcing that after years of failure he abandoned the traditional piano and was able to learn the popular Marvin Hamlisch tune on one of those giant floor pianos. Read more…
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View More The Rock finally lived out his childhood piano-playing dreams