Whenever we watch red carpets, we go through an emotional roller coaster that goes something like this: We fangirl over the latest braided updo that is #hairgoals and immediately march into our bathrooms armed with our beauty arsenal of bobby pins, mirrors and not one, not two, but several brushes. A few YouTube tutorials and several curling iron burns later, we give up, mascara running down our faces faster than our tears.
But not this year. At the 2015 American Music Awards, A-listers like Zendaya and Selena Gomez (and newcomer Tove Lo) made it ridiculously simple for us to mimic their hairstyles. It's so simple, you can do it in three steps.- Part your hair down the middle.
- Straighten any wavy strands with a flat iron.
- Apply a flyaway protector.
Oh, and there's a fourth step: Walk out of your house looking flawless and thank the beauty goddesses for making this year's trend simple AF to follow.
Well that's one way to spice up an awards show performance. While we were totally digging on the Marvin Gaye and Get It On vibe 
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Seriously - once Justin transitioned into the final song, a downpour of water completely soaked the singer, his dancers and the stage, making for an interesting artistic effect. While he managed to safely pull off a few smooth moves in the faux-rain, the Beliebers in the crowd waved their pink neon sticks and went totally cray, including the ladies of 
Real talk: it's been foreveeeer since we've seen our lovely little liars. Okay, so it's been more like two months, but as any 
It may not be a brand-new episode, but it is dropping serious bombs about the liars new lives post-A. Considering that it will be the last special until PLL returns for the second half of Season 6 on Jan. 12, I will be glued to my television on Tuesday.
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I first heard about Alessia Cara, 19 year old singer-songwriter, when Taylor Swift tweeted at the rising star, praising her Four Pink Walls EP, which released back in August. Taylor tweeted, "After just a few listens through the Four Pink Walls EP, my heart belongs to @alessiacara. #FourPinkWalls."
On November 13, Alessia released her debut album titled Know It All, which sounds nothing like a debut album. Her songs are sophisticated and lyrically descriptive. She embodies the definition of a pop artist, and the songs make you want to let go and dance. While listening to the album, it seemed as if Alessia read my mind and put all of my thoughts in to her songs. Since I'm about the same age as her, it was apparent to me that she reflects on her personal experiences, making Know It All intimate and real. Some of her ideas are so simple, yet her simplicity is ingenious. Her voice is prominent, captivating and powered by emotion. I did a song-by-song review because each song lured me in for its unique qualities.
3. "Outlaws" begins with a fuzzy noise; it felt like I was tuning into an old television, which coincides with the '60s vibe of the song. It's about two lovers who are running away from a crime they committed and promising to stand by one another through it all. Despite the lovers being "partners in crime," I couldn't help but root for them to get away and escape triumphantly because their passion for each other is admirable and beautiful.
5. "Four Pink Walls" is bluesy and especially personal because Alessia wrote it all herself; she portrays what she is experiencing as she is transferring from being an ordinary girl to becoming a famous pop star. All of the dreams she ever longed for are coming true and it's surreal to her; she is discovering that there is a life "behind those four pink walls" of her bedroom. The lyrics in this song are so descriptive and painted a picture inside my head: "I grew up memorizing all the cracks in the walls, staring up at the ceiling watching particles fall."
9. "Stars" is a piano ballad that emphasizes Alessia's breathtaking voice and expresses a lot of emotion. Alessia is saying that people make the process love so complicated, but it doesn't have to be. She is singing to her lover, "We could be stars," simultaneously displaying both the hopeful and hopefulness of love. It's pure and genuine.
12. "My Song" concludes and ties the album together; it portrays Alessia's desire to write her own music and stay true to who she is. She describes that she, "Don't want your hooks or auto-tune." She wants to be her own individual in the music industry, which is significant especially because she is a new artist. The tambourine adds a nice touch to the song. It has such a good meaning and displays Alessia has such a good head on her shoulders.
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