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76 People Every Fashion Girl Should Be Following on Snapchat

9 years ago Lily Garner
Sure, we get a glimpse into the stylish lives of models and celebrities on Instagram, but if you're looking for some real, real-time action? Snapchat's the way to go. The social media platform continues to rise in popularity, with a many of our favorite influencers taking us behind the sc..

Grammys 2018: Watch Luis Fonsi And Daddy Yankee Perform Despacito!

9 years ago Lily Garner
Grammys 2018: Watch Luis Fonsi And Daddy Yankee Perform Despacito! We have heard this song SO much over the last year, but when it comes to a big moment like the Grammys, give it to us one more time!!! Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee took to the stage to perform Despacito at the Grammys just a few min..

Why ’80s Babies Are Different Than Other Millennials

9 years ago Lily Garner
Why '80s Babies Are Different Than Other Millennials Anyone born in the late '70s or early '80s probably has memories of huddling around a bulky desktop with five (or more) friends to play Oregon Trail. This article, titled "The Oregon Trail Generation: Life Before and After Mainstre..

We Live in a Stressful, Harsh World: Here’s How to Feel More Joy

9 years ago Lily Garner
We Live in a Stressful, Harsh World: Here's How to Feel More Joy When I was in high school and feeling overwhelmed or down, I'd force myself to make a list of things I was grateful for. If bad feelings progressed, I'd continue to write this list every night before bed. I'd just ..

Kendrick Lamar Opens 2018 Grammy Awards With Politically-Charged Performance

9 years ago Lily Garner
Kendrick Lamar Opens 2018 Grammy Awards With Politically-Charged Performance Kendrick Lamar kicked off the 2018 Grammy Awards with a powerful, politically-charged performance alongside U2 and Dave Chappelle. Kendrick hit the stage with a group of masked dancers wearing military uniforms and performed his hit "XXX" with a huge American flag flying behind them. The group was then joined by Bono and The Edge before Lamar transitioned into his song, "DNA," also from his album Damn. Dave Chapelle then hit the stage to explain the satire that Kendrick was about to perform. Chappelle told the audience, "Hi. I’m Dave Chapelle. And I just wanted to remind the audience that the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in America is being an honest black man in America. Sorry for the interruption. Please continue." Kendrick continued and returned to the stage with a drummer. The two were surrounded by fire and Kendrick performed his lyrics from Jay Rock's "King&#..

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