The kid in the blue shirt is named Andrew. He's four, he's adorable and it's his first day of school. On his way into his pre-K class, a reporter stopped him to ask him a few questions, which should have been no big deal, right? Are you excited? Yep. What's your favorite part of school? Recess. Andrew was probably expecting that sort of stuff.
But, then the reporter hit him with a terrible question that you should never ask anyone on their way into the first day of school - or ever, for that matter.
"Are you going to miss your mom?" she blindsides him with. Um, DUH! We all miss our moms when we're not with them and why did you have to turn something as exciting as the first day of school into a cry fest, lady?
That's like walking up to someone in the middle of the beach on their vacation in Hawaii and reminding them just how much the whole thing is costing them. Don't be a buzzkill. K, thanks.
You can watch the cringe-worthy moment below. Sending you a virtual hug, Andrew. It's going to be ok, buddy!
The first day of school brought mixed emotions for many students, including 4-year-old Andrew Macias, who spoke to us on his way to pre-kindergarten on Tuesday. When we asked Andrew if he would miss his mother during his first day at City Terrace Elementary School, the young man firmly said, "No." He paused a second and then began to tear up. Seconds later, Andrew's mom gave him a hug off camera.Andrew was among thousands of LAUSD students who filled classrooms Tuesday morning as summer vacation officially came to an end. Read KTLA's story here: http://ktlane.ws/1UQGTUH
Posted by KTLA 5 News on Tuesday, August 18, 2015
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OMG! She is totally gorg!
Madison is 17 and slaying.
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Here's a confession: I've never gotten my nails done before. I'm a simple girl with a large nail polish collection and tend to just paint them a different color every week. Done. Plus, I have 
After asking Amie if anyone had ever come to her for this many different trends at once (they hadn't), we got to work. As you can see from my face, it was quite the task. 
1. Bubble This one sucked. It was crazy thick/dome-like, and weighed down my finger. And that wasn't even as severe as some of the bubble nails I've seen. It brought to mind one of those chips made for scooping dips. Gross.
8. Aquarium I have a love/hate relationship with the Aqua nail. It's really thick and long, like, part of it was glued to my fingertip. It was super painful to take off. But! I had a snow globe on my finger! It was a little too much fun to shake around. Fun and distracting (I would never accomplish anything. I have the attention span of an excited toddler).
So there you go, dear reader. Ten trends in one. Amie said she thinks the simpler looks are what's coming back in style, which makes her happy. And me, too. Because ain't nobody got time to deconstruct 10 different (well, 8, because I kept the thumbs) nails. Also, having so many different shapes on my nails made doing simple things rather difficult. For example:
Actually, I'm gonna share with y'all what happens when you try to take nails off. Basically you soak your nails in bowls of acetone for at least an hour, hopefully with a good Netflix marathon going on in the background. It basically means dissolving concrete off your body, so next time you're thinking of getting a crazy manicure, remember this comes with the territory (RIP, IKEA bowls), and it ain't so pretty.
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She may be the star of The 
You know when you get an amazing song stuck in your head, so you start to play it on YouTube? Then you see a link to another song, then another, then another, and before you know it, you're watching a cat play piano. Has this ever happened to you? If so, you are addicted to YouTube. And if you don't know for sure, here are four telltale signs.
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I vividly remember the first time I heard Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" on the radio. I was instantly hooked to her jazzy vocals. That's when I was hit with this line:
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There is even a great YouTube video I've watched about the five perfect ways to do food photography:
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Get ready to drool...Shay Mitchell's closet is the stuff dreams are made of.
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Shay has already turned her love for fashion into a fitness fashion line, teaming up with Kohl's to launch the Athleisure Collection. To add a "special touch" to it, she puts positive affirmations into all of the pieces she designed. "In the sports bras, I have this quote, 'strong women lift others up,' or 'travel, explore, create,'" she said. "Just different kind of quotes that I feel are really cool because then when you're putting on clothes, you can look at it and that can have a ripple effect on the rest of your day."
Fortunately, his hotness did keep us around long enough to enjoy the rest of the video and it was totally worth it, especially when he got to the 1970's. He was all decked out in the obligatory turtleneck, ugly sweater vest and bell bottoms and his moves were poppin'! We know, poppin' wasn't a thing back then, so let's just go with "groovy." 
File this one under best decision ever.
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