Turns out, Liam Payne is going to be busy during One Direction's upcoming break - well, that's what his dad says, anyway.
While solo career rumors have been swirling like, forever about the 1D guys, it sounds like Liam will be working on his own material when the band is on hiatus.
In a new interview with Express & Star, Liam's dad, Geoff, said his son is already putting in the work, explaining, "I've heard some of his output in the studio and it's quite strong."
He added, "Over the years I've watched him grow as an artist; watched him learn how to write songs. He probably wrote 50 percent of the last two 1D albums and he's already done remixes for other performers."
As for that break, Geoff reckons that Liam won't want to just chill, saying, "I would hope he'll take a breather once 1D is done, but knowing Liam he'll want to get back into it after a few months."
You'll basically win every Halloween costume contest in life if you have those on, and you can make it yourself. The site posted a DIY tutorial on how to create green poop and Whooper costumes by adding in some details to their 'tough s#it' and cheeseburger costumes (you can buy the King costume for $45 or $65) like coloring the bun black with a marker.
When life hands you lemons, sometimes all you can do is twerk.
Although Victoria still has the disorder, she said she's "back to normal," adding, "It was crazy, but things have leveled out. I'm not on medication. I feel good." And there's one main thing she added to her workout regimen to help her cope with it: she twerks.
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Making it a priority to get to class only to find a sign on the door saying, "Professor so and so has canceled class today"? If I'm required to send you an email whenever I am absent, so it can be "excused," where's yours? Alright, that's fine. I not only woke up early to get here and park my car, but I also don't have another class for two hours. #CommuterLife 
You ask students to type their homework and assignments because our handwriting could be sloppy. But, you aren't asked to type your comments and corrections? Our precious paper's get handed back to us with red tribal marking: minus 10, minus 5, chicken scratch corrections. All we ask is that you write legibly and clearly. Otherwise, it's heading to the trash.
It should be illegal to give students a review sheet two days before an exam and expect them to go home and study it. Hello, I'm taking four other classes. 
That professor who thinks it is necessary to share something about his/her life at the beginning of every class - guess what? We don't care.
Standing over students while they take an exam is terrifying. We know you're mentally grading our choices as we go one-by-one. 
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Sleep is very important, but it seems that nowadays we are getting less and less of it. Don't we all want to sleep like when we were babies again? Our bodies need to rest to be able to rock the next day. Here are three tips to help with a sweet slumber every night.
I know, I know! Everyone loves their coffee, but get your daily dose in morning and replace it later in the day with other drinks like tea or juice. Coffee is a stimulant, which may linger in your system and prevent you from sleeping.
Now more than ever, we are attached to our electronics and feel the need to catch up before going to bed. I know because I'm guilty of this, especially since I'm busy during the day and I don't have time to check my social. But for your body to completely relax and decompress, it needs to know that the day is over. By checking e-mail, social media or watching TV, your brain is actually stimulated, even though you may not think so. An hour or so before bed, opt to do something more relaxing like reading while sipping on some herbal tea, meditating or taking a hot bath to help slow down the brain and get ready for bed.
Sometimes, all you need is to plan out the day ahead. The stress and worries of what you have to do might keep you up. Write a list of the things you have to accomplish the next day, so you know that there's nothing you will forget, and you'll feel more relaxed instead of stressed out about forgetting something you have to do tomorrow.
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We've all experienced that moment when we read an assignment that isn't due for another few weeks, so we put it to the side. Before you know it, the due date creeped up on you and WHAT? It's due tomorrow! I procrastinate just as much as the next person - if not more - but this semester, I decided I would change that. My excuse is always, "I work better under pressure," but let's face it. That's everyone's excuse! Here are some tips to ensure you're not staying up all night to finish an assignment due the next day:
This may seem like an obvious one, but my agenda is my life-saver! I suggest taking a few minutes out of your day to look through all of your syllabi and make note of any due dates. Not only should you write due dates down on your weekly spreads, but also on the monthly spreads. The monthly spreads make it easier to see how close or how far the due date is. You can even spice up your planner with stickers and make it #plannergoals like the one above.
This ties in with the agenda. I like to write myself little notes, so I'll remember to start an assignment. For example, let's say my assignment is due Nov. 3; in late September/early October, I'll go through my planner and write notes every few days. I'll start out with one to two notes per week and increase the amount as the due date gets closer. They don't have to be super long notes. I keep it simple: "Hey, you might want to at least outline your psych project" or "The clock is ticking, you only have a week left."
If you have a 10-page paper to write and you just dive into it, odds are you're going to give up before page one is done. You have to dip your toes in the water first. Try doing a page or two a day. This means you have to start it at least a week before the due date, not the night before. This also works for studying and reading. If you have 50 terms to study, make a few flashcards a day instead of all 50 at once. Or if you have to read a chapter that's 40 pages long, don't sit down right before class and try to read it all! Read a couple of pages everyday.
I think we're all guilty of getting distracted by our phones or computers. When setting timed intervals, it's a little easier to avoid that distraction. Before I start any work, I make myself a list of things I have to do, and next to it, I write a set start and end time (ex. 7 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.). I suggest overestimating a little. This will ensure that you have enough time; plus you'll feel good about yourself if you finish earlier than the end time. I usually give myself five to 10-minute breaks in between every two or three tasks, so it's not work, work and more work! Giving myself the little time in between also helps fight the urge to use my phone while I'm actually doing the assignments.
We needed her when she told the truth about race in America and every fear a woman has when she enters a relationship with someone of another race.
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The late night host was super giddy in a statement on 
Unfortunately, women's sizes won't be available until the spring, after most sports seasons are over. Guess Jimmy needs more time to perfect those "fashion forward silhouettes." Game on!
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Do not-for-profit x fashion collabs really work? The simplest answer is yes, they work very, very well.
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When it comes to celebrity BFFships that we completely adore (and secretly wish we were a part of), 
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