So, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that Adele is one fabulous diva. We've been thirsty AF for her to release new music and can't stop ugly crying over her video for "Hello." So it's beyond comprehension as to how a British radio host managed to confuse Adele for Beyonce. Yeah - we're totally shaking our heads on this one, too.According to Billboard, BBC 2 Breakfast Show host Chris Evans made possibly one of the most cringe-worthy mix-ups of all time when he asked Adele about her alter ego "Sasha Fierce." "Don't you have this kind of alter ego that you pretend to become?' he asked the singer, who then replied, "No, not really, I mean I chat a lot."
Not having any clue that he was traveling down a Beyonce-less road, the host continued, saying "No, I've got a name here."
However, it only took a second for Adele to realize the mistake. "Sasha Fierce?" she asked, laughing. "No, that's Beyoncé! Sasha Fierce is Beyoncé's alter ego and then she's now the Mrs. Carter, I wish I was Sasha Fierce."
SIGH. We now invite everyone to join us in a group face palm.
While the host is likely somewhere gathering his life beneath a huge blanket of embarrassment, we're relieved to see that Adele took the hilarious case of mistaken identity all in stride. TBH, the thought of the singer adopting an alter ego actually doesn't sound like a bad idea.
Who was at Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing's birthday party last night? Who wasn't there?! 
Just like virtually every 
When rumors heated up the other day that 
Fans are super excited for 
This is not your typical zombies vs. vampires movie.
Director Robbie Pickering explained what was going through his mind for this project. "The idea of the movie is that we all hate each other. I always thought it was a weird dichotomy that these groups co-exist." But why the interest in zombies and vampires? "I saw all these projects being made with them and I thought if people were into that, I wanted to write my version of whatever that is," writer Oren Uziel said. "The initial image was these three kids inside a room, looking out a window. I wanted to find something that would appeal to all three of them - they were all looking at a giant creature with a brain in it, giant neck and huge boobs. They were all lusting at this creature."
"We have Nicholas, who plays Dag, the all American human boy who got a growth spurt and is now one of the coolest guys at school, but isn't comfortable with it yet. Mackenzie, who plays Petra who's a vampire, but she's a newby. And Josh, who plays Ned and is an isolated kid who becomes a zombie." Vanessa plays Dag's love interest, Lorelei. "What surprised me about Vanessa is how funny she is."
First things first - yes 
Vanessa is a human (as far as we know) in the movie, but that doesn't mean her character doesn't interact with anyone or anything else. "We're rivals for sure," she said about Lorelai and Mackenzie Davis' character, Petra. "She does not like who I am and what I stand for. And I barely know she's alive. It's that dynamic. We get to be a little catty towards each other, classic high school situation."
Facebook's news notification feature finally has a name: Notify. The news app is an attempt to drive more engagement with readers to their favorite media outlets. This sounds pretty basic, but the real value of the app lies within Facebook's mobile popularity.
If there's one health goal that I should really set for myself, it's to drink way more water. I'm totally hooked on Diet Coke and should probably swap out the artificially sweetened beverage for some good old fashioned H20 for my own sake. That's why this new invention sounds totally up my alley: this
There are a lot of skin-saving creams on the market, but 
Sorry, fun-sized Crunch bars and mini Milky Ways: the 
Thanks to those 
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Do you hate the FOMO you feel after scrolling through someone's particularly #blessed life on Instagram or Facebook? It's no secret that social media can sometimes make you feel less than stellar about yourself, but not every app or network seems designed to bring you down. A new study just revealed that
It actually makes a ton of sense why we feel happy after SnapChat: it doesn't have a lot of the same happiness-sucking issues that other social networks share. On Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, you have a feed of information that you have to scroll through, which sometimes means landing upon something that gets you down. (Ugh, did you really need to see a photo of your ex looking cute with his new girlfriend?) You might also feel more secure about yourself on SnapChat: you can post ridiculous selfies, embarrassing moments, and less-than-flattering pics because you know it will go away within a few seconds. 
There are few celebs that look as fun to hang with as 
No one is saying that celebrities have to be perfect or always receptive to their fans, but really, isn't it always nice to be nice?
