As stoked as fans should be for the return of Pretty Little Liars on Jan. 12, the second half of Season 6 puts us even closer to the ultimate finale of the addictive mystery series. Sadly, Pretty Little Liars will end after Season 7 - and, hopefully, after we get the answers to our many, many questions. If that's the kind of news that will bum you out for days, fear not: showrunner I. Marlene King just dropped a major hint about a Pretty Little Liars movie, and it may be just the bonus that fans need to cope with the show's end.Marlene sat down on Good Morning America's livestream on Thursday to spill a little bit about the show, and ended up dropping some info about a potential Pretty Little Liars film. Here's what she said about whether there could ever be a big screen version (or even a made-for-TV version) of PLL:
The best thing about this new info? The Pretty Little Liars powers that be have basically confirmed that even when the show is over, it's not really over. Just like how we can never really get rid of A on the show, there's always the potential for the series to come back. The PLL movie may be several years away, but it's good to know that while Marlene will be closing the chapter on the TV show, she's not locking our beloved characters away forever.We've got some really big ideas for a great PLL movie, but that won't happen right after the series ends...I think we'll take a little break and let everybody go off and do a few things and hopefully we'll come back together again and do something really special.
How in tune are you really with your skin? You probably know your coloring, what makes you break out and the best ways to moisturize when your skin is dry, but what if there was a technology that could send you updates to your phone about your skin and how to treat it?
While only two of the four 
Winter is the worst for a lot of reasons, but what makes us really angry is how this season has made our skin its No. 1 enemy. From its dry, freezing days filled with bitter wind chills turning our noses pink to the inevitable arid heat that sucks all of our skin's moisture indoors, it doesn't matter how much lotion you will apply, your skin is toast. And we mean actually the texture of toast.
Contrary to what some concluded after 
Everywhere you look, there seems to be a new hair trend cropping up claiming to be the most stylish 'do around and the best thing for your locks. But there's one hair trend that's been around for a while and is finally getting the love it deserves: The dry cut.
Well, there's one thing 
The biggest struggle of the hairstyling world is, and forever will be, trying to replicate your new haircut after leaving the salon. Your stylist seems to make it so easy for you; she takes you step-by-step through the process in painstaking detail, telling you what products you should be using and the exact setting to switch your blow dryer to, to get your hair on fleek. And if she's a true saint, she may even have you practice the wrist flicks she's mastered when giving you your blowout.
I know it's $30 for an 8-oz. can, but my stylist used it on my roots and my hair's never been more voluminous! We're talking borderline '80s volume here. My hair's the embodiment of #tbt. I don't care if she gets paid by the brand to promote this, I must have this product! Even if I can hear my checking account crying in the distance!
I don't get it, my blow dryer is just whipping my hair around but without the nae nae. What was that pointy thing my stylist had on the end of her dryer that funneled all the air out to make my hair deliciously wavy? Can I recreate it with tin foil or is that a completely terrible idea? I guess I'll have to settle for a misdirected stream of air causing nothing but frizz.
Her brush had these soft, satiny bristles made in Europe, and mine has coarse, scratchy bug-like feelers that can't even take out knots. How am I supposed to work with this?
What did she say it was? A flick and a glide? Am I flicking too much or gliding too much? Is it normal for my wrist to hurt this badly or do I have carpal tunnel? Oh, sh**, now the brush is stuck in my hair. Damn you, crappy brush! This failure's on you, not me!
I told her I wanted Zooey Deschanel's hair, and it totes looked like that until I got home! Now it looks like I somehow stuck a rake to my forehead, which I guess is appropriate for fall, but not the look I was going for!
Hairstylists are obviously a part of an evil beauty cult bent on causing destruction through frustration and clients' tears. If my haircut was a Batman villain, it'd be the Riddler because there is no way I'm figuring this out. I hope you're happy evil stylists of the world. You broke my spirit.
Now that I've had a full scale meltdown, it suddenly seems like a good idea to cut my own hair! Maybe if I cut it myself, I'll be able to style it myself? That's how it works, right? *nervous, manic laughter*
Screw my stylist, screw my hair and screw that $30 mousse that's staring me in the face! I'm wearing a hat until the end of my days, and I don't care what anyone says. Take that world, I'm no longer subscribing to your ridiculous standards of hair!
So I'll have a blowout, please.
We're guessing that 
Let's be honest: Most of us will try just about anything on our faces once if it means softer, smoother skin. But even our ventures to have baby-soft skin can have very hard limits. Case in point: The semen facial. Yes, you read that correctly. Women are putting semen on their faces because they think it makes their skin more youthful.
Yeah, we thought so. But just to prove that the semen facial is totally not a thing and we should all stop trying to make it one, we've done some research.
If that wasn't bad enough, Karyn also says that semen is caustic to our skin. Because semen's pH hovers around 7.1 to 8.0 and our skin is more acidic (around a pH of 4), mixing the two really isn't a good idea.
Black Friday is swiftly approaching ladies, and we've already got our game plan ready for all of the best beauty deals around. We're going to hit those stores and hit them hard next week, then take to the Web on Cyber Monday and sweep through all those deals, too. Yes, we'll admit it: We're totes being selfish with this one and keeping the goods for ourselves because some of these deals are just too good to pass up. And if you want in on the action, we'll do you the service of telling you about all of the best beauty deals in stores and online for this season. But that's about all we're going to give you.
