Our jaws totally dropped when we saw the video of this Korean student absolutely nailing a cover of Adele's song "Hello." We mean...she poured so much emotion into it that we were feeling goosebumps from head to toe.Loads of people took notice, including Ellen DeGeneres, who had Lydia Lee on her show to perform the song live. And it didn't disappoint.
Just. Wow. This girl has some powerful pipes and we hope this exposure on Ellen gets her even more attention - what an amazing talent! The real deal.
Lydia talked about reading some of the comments on her YouTube video, explaining, "One of my favorites said that I should be on Ellen TV. And it had like 700 likes, and I was like, 'Wow, how did they know that?'"
Raf Simons left Christian Dior as creative director in October, after his 
First, let's start off by pointing out that couture is definitely not accessible to most people around the globe. Sure, we stare at it from afar (at work, on our computer screens, scrolling through Snapchat), but high fashion is not usually part of our everyday lives unless we are 
Second, as any art does, it comes in different forms. As Raf references "pop," it can only be assumed he means fashion for the masses. Is it such a bad thing to give people some outlet of creative expression, especially through a medium (getting dressed) that everyone (basically) has to take part in on a daily basis?
If fashion is an art form, and art is one of most fulfilling pleasures in life, it's safe to say everyone should be able to experience it one way or another.
This may be a crime against candy, but am I the only one who seriously prefers the holiday Reese's Peanut Butter Cups over the normal ones? I'm talking pumpkins, trees, eggs - you name it. There's always way more delicious peanut butter filling in the holiday-themed cups, and I am SO all about that PB life. This year, however, there's a lot more 
Did you ever think you might have a robot as your personal shopper? Prepare to be #MindBlown.
The app is called 
Septum rings aside, the nipple might be the most popular place that It girls are putting some bling of late. Here's a brief history of how it happened.
Rihanna, who's certainly not shy about her boobs, allowed her barbell to peek through a gauzy frock during Paris Fashion Week, while rocking a fresh "no-makeup" makeup look, proving that piercings don't have to be exclusive to tough girls (although Rihanna is pretty bad**s).
Now we can only wonder...who's next? 
Last year, the celebrity hacking scandal racked the nerves of everyone with a cell phone - after all, we all have incriminating photos in our cloud. Nude photos of 
"The cloud is not secure," says Sunny Wu, co-founder of 
The 
YAS, SANTA. Get ready to be sleighed. DigiTour's annual holiday tour is back and better than ever with not one but two different tours traveling all across the country. Social stars Rebecca Black, Sammy Wilk, Kenny Holland, Sam Pottoroff and more are hitting the road on 
Turns out, we're in good company when we cry our eyes out while listening to 
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Even though we use tampons every month, it's rare that we stop and think about what they're actually made of. Most of us have been using the same brand since we got our periods for the first time.
In a 
Have you ever wanted to model for your favorite brand?
The plus-size market, so often underserved by trendy fast-fashion brands, begged for Eloquii's return, and now its loyal customer base is getting recognition in an awesome new way during the brand's second life.
Let's be honest...the world is a little better with more 
"This is a major, major honor and it's so cool to have it in the Bay where I'm from," Zendaya said at the reveal, according to the 
