Hayley Kiyoko's Lemonade Mouth bob was an accident

After she accused Adam Levine of cheating on Behati Prinsloo (and asking to name his unborn baby after her), the internet is wondering: Who is Sumner Stroh?

Autumn is upon us, meaning Halloween is just around the corner - and many will already be thinking about what costumes to wear.

Keke Palmer has never been afraid to shoot her shot for a role, but this time the fans are doing it for her!

is a futile exercise, and to try to cobble together something that resembles personal style with a clear throughline isn't working because, often, I gravitate toward pieces I admire, but don't necessarily get much use from.Popularized during summer 2022 by stylist , the three-word method serves as an abbreviated checklist of sorts for anyone who suffers from frequent fashion frustration. The method is remarkably simple in theory but extraordinary in its effectiveness: condense your personal style—wished or actual—into three words, no matter how disparate they might be from one another and no matter how silly you think the words are. I chose “thrifty,” “edgy,” and “whimsical,” which allowed me to zero in on key pieces I already own and enjoy—maxi dresses, , high-waisted jeans, and basic T-shirts—and also allows me to weed out pieces that don't fit the profile when shopping, getting dressed, or doing a wardrobe purge.

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that embraces romanticism and the macabre in equal measure—is taking off on TikTok, where the hashtags and have already racked up 25 million and 43 million views, respectively. The term, which melds “whimsical” and “gothic,” was coined by Evan Collins, architectural designer and co-founder of the . It was first used to describe decor, after Collins noticed “moody, sort of dark, but still weirdly playful” elements in late ’80s and early ’90s design—think spindly wrought iron, glass baubles, and gilded light fixtures straight out of The Cheesecake Factory.

Hooters, is strangely reminiscent of of being in “high school” or the “military,” according to one TikTokker.Jardin Taylor says she’s been a waitress at the orange-clad eatery famous for its wings and women for quite some time — and she’s divulging the juicy secrets of the biz.Taylor first went viral in March — racking up 4.8 million views with a video featuring several of her Hooters coworkers having a good time and dancing around. However, in just a few seconds, her gal pals were gone and she revealed in the clip: “They all got fired.”In a new follow-up video with nearly a half-million views, Taylor provided an explanation of the Hooters franchise’s rigid rules that lead some workers to get fired — and why the whole experience can sometimes feel like being in basic training or senior year of secondary school.She noted how one girl was written up due to being late — and how said-woman called out others for also being tardy without getting reprimanded.LMFAOOOOOOOOOO #fypReply to @adamaryramirezz miss you !!Taylor then recalled how another waitress was fired because of her hair color.

“New math” is tricky! Scott Disick is just like Us — miserably failing to explain complex mathematics assignments to his kids.

Timothée Chalemet is wary of social media.

Meghan Trainor references that kiss with Charlie Puth in a new TikTok clip.

It sounds like Cheryl Burke and Matthew Lawrence’s split may have been way nastier than we ever realized!!