If you didn't already think Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman were the cutest, prepare to officially swoon over Urban's latest shout-out to his lovely wife.

In an almost too adorable Insta post, the country superstar shared a few photos of the couple along with the sentimental caption: "Happy anniversary, Babygirl! Eleven years and you still feel like my girlfriend!!! - KU"

Cue all the heart-eye emojis, because we can't even with these two. I mean, c'mon, right? They're so stinkin' precious you could practically bottle 'em up and market their romantic essence as "Love Potion No. 9."

More: Nicole Kidman Almost Quit Acting 9 Years Ago

ICYMI, the couple — who got married on June 25, 2006 in Sydney, Australia —has been giving, well, everyone everywhere a major case of the "awwww"s lately.

Remember the tender moment they shared on the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival in France?

Or how about the passionate kiss Urban planted on Kidman to celebrate his big win(s) at the 2017 CMT Awards?

When you're in the middle of a room filled with thousands of people and can make it feel like you're the only two around, it's definitely true love.

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While the couple has run across some bumps in the road in their now more-than-a-decade-long marriage, the fact that they always stand by each other and are still entirely smitten gives the rest of us hope that happily ever after isn't just a fairytale.

In fact, in an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2013, Kidman admitted that their "meet-cute" was decidedly un-fairytale like, in that it wasn't love at first sight. At least, not for Urban — or so she thought.

"I had a crush on him, and he wasn't interested in me. It's true! He didn't call me for four months," she said.

Urban later revealed he was just as into Kidman but simply didn't let on at first. (Four months though, Keith? Make a girl sweat, why don't you?!) And, as they say, all's well that ends well. When Urban finally did reach out, the couple fell madly in love and married after only a month of dating.

More: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Showed So Much PDA at the SAG Awards

Throughout their marriage, Urban has been very candid about how meeting Kidman shifted the entire course of his existence.

"I wouldn't say it was a life-changing moment, because it was more than that," he told Mirror. "It was when my life started. That's the only way I can describe it. Meeting Nic was that profound for me. Before then, I didn't really know what I was doing. Now I know exactly what I'm doing, and it all makes sense."

Go on, I know you wanna... here, I'll say it with you: Awwwwww!

Could it be? Has Brad Pitt rebounded with Sienna Miller? If The Sun is to be believed, it would appear so.

According to the British tabloid, Pitt and Miller were spotted at Glastonbury's Worthy Farm festival over the weekend, where they were seen "holding hands and stroking each other." This affectionate behavior allegedly took place sometime in the wee hours of the morning after a night of partying.

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"They seemed keen to get away from prying eyes and made a dash for the Rabbit Hole, the festival’s underground and exclusive venue, with a group of friends and were inseparable as they waited to go inside," a source told The Sun, also noting that the two "seemed really intimate."

When the venue started to close and the party was forced to end, Pitt and Miller reportedly kept it going by heading arm-in-arm back to a private Winnebago RV.

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This isn't the first go-round of a rumored romance between the 53-year-old actor-slash-producer and Miller. Following a private dinner for the film The Lost City of Z — which Pitt produced and Miller starred in — Page Six picked up the story, reporting that the pair had done some "serious flirting" and were "heavily enjoying each other's company."

Of course, we all know how these things go, don't we? All it takes to set off celebrity dating rumors is one moment of the pair in question caught pictured together, and everything snowballs from there. Clearly, Pitt and Miller recently worked together on a film, which makes it unsurprising they may be seen together. Hey, perhaps they even struck up a friendship outside of filming.

And while it could be possible the pair is dating in real life, we'll have to take the speculation with a grain of salt until we're confronted with hard evidence or a statement from one of their reps.

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Given that Pitt just went through a contentious and highly publicized split with Angeline Jolie last fall, it certainly wouldn't shock us if he kept a low-profile for awhile.

Having said that, though, you've gotta admit these two would make a pretty damn gorgeous couple. Amirite?

Royally romantic couple alert! If you're as invested in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship as we are, you've likely been wondering along with us what the cute couple has been up to since Pippa Middleton's wedding — and now we know.

In a word? Canoodling.

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It's been quiet on the Heghan (Harkle? What 'ship name are we going with here?) front as of late, with Harry and Meghan spending time apart after Pippa's nuptials. As you've likely noticed, they've largely been flying under the radar.

Until today, apparently.

According to Elle, the 32-year-old prince and his 35-year-old Suits star girlfriend are squeezing in some quality time in London this week, with Meghan in town partially for work and mainly, we'd imagine, to see her man.

Although Harry is currently in Malawi and won't actually be back in London until tomorrow, Meghan is staying at Kensington Palace, awaiting his arrival.

Perhaps their rumored secret rendezvous in Toronto earlier in the month inspired this latest visit. By all accounts, it proved to be a happy reunion for the long-distance lovebirds.

More: Meghan Markle Was Super Stealthy at Pippa Middleton's Wedding

E! News reports that multiple sources have come forward to confirm Harry did, indeed, fly out to Toronto to see Meghan on June 17. "They hadn't been together for awhile, so it was exciting for both to see each other," one source shared. "Harry had planned to fly out this time as he felt it was unfair for Meghan to always be the one flying around, and she'd just come back from the U.S."

During the trip, the low-key couple spent a lot of time relaxing at home, "cooking meals together and eating outside in the garden a lot," say the sources.

The pair also spent time with some of Meghan's close friends, who now call Harry a friend too.

"Harry loves being part of her world in Toronto. It's nice getting away from London every now and then — although they both love London, too."

Meghan obviously must, since E! News has revealed that a second insider claims the actress is close to packing everything up and moving to the U.K. to be closer to Harry. It likely won't happen right this second, though, since the couple isn't "rushing ahead at a ridiculous speed or making rash decisions."

More: The Queen Reportedly Grants Prince Harry Permission to Wed

For now, they're enjoying each other's company with frequent visits, as evidenced by Meghan's present stay  (and she and Harry's subsequent canoodling) in London.

The Bachelorette has found its Season 13 villain in Lee. But this isn't a Corinne situation where you love to hate her, but you also kinda love to love her. There is no redeeming quality about this guy.

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In fact, Lee might be the most hated villain the show has ever seen. People want to give him a serious piece of their mind, and it's kinda scary.

I would not want to be his Twitter feed right now.

While I'm not interested in defending Lee even a little bit because... #obviously, I also don't think Kenny handled the situation in the right way either. Why did he feel the need to keep having these "talks" with Lee? Just ignore him. Act like he doesn't exist. Because Kenny is just playing right into Lee's hand by continuing the drama. Lee is lying to get a rise out of Kenny, and it's working.

More: BIP's Evan Bass & Carly Waddell Have Officially Tied the Knot

I wouldn't be surprised if Rachel sends both of these guys packing. She's not interested in the drama. We saw that very clearly in the whole Whaboom situation, and I think we'll see it again at the end of this two-on-one.

Get it, Lawyer Rach. Because you know she's going to get to the bottom of the situation between these two men. She is not stupid, but these guys are stupid for bringing pettiness into Rachel's search for love.

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Growing up, we rarely talked about money in our home. In fact, other than trying to scam my younger sister out of her allowance by selling her my overpriced, hand-sewn American Girl doll clothes, I can’t recall the cost of things coming up in conversation much at all. I would hear the occasional, "No, you can’t have that; it’s too expensive," from my mom when we were out shopping, but beyond that, we didn’t discuss the cold, hard numbers, a household budget, investment or how much anyone actually made each month.

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I started to learn how to budget whenever I was babysitting at 12 and then getting my first job at 14, but there was no way that prepared me for getting married and dealing with very big monthly expenses. So I struggled.

On the other hand, my husband talks about money all the time and has no problems asking his friends how much money they make (which I still find incredibly inappropriate). So we try to find a balance with our kids so they don’t go off into the world feeling overwhelmed when they have to go to the bank. To help ease our 8-year-old into much bigger money conversations, we’ve developed a few strategies that are right on target with kids' comprehension.

Encourage the questions

We’re currently getting ready to leave for summer vacation, which will undoubtedly be expensive, so we’ve been cutting back in other areas in preparation. So when my son was asking for ice cream after school, I explained that I’m getting ready to purchase our very expensive tickets to Universal Studios, so we’re cutting back on our daily expenses. He then asked how much the tickets cost, and I had that conversation with him because hiding the amount isn’t doing him any good.

Encouraging questions like these help them understand that activities and vacations don’t come without a price tag and just like he has to save up his allowance for a new skateboard, we have to save our money for things. It’s helped put things into perspective for him.

Show their investments

I feel like I’ve said to my son a thousand times that he can’t have something super-expensive at the store because it’s more important for us to put money toward his investments instead. He would huff and puff and finally stop begging. But then recently, it finally clicked that he really had no idea what I was talking about because it wasn’t money that he could see in his piggy bank. It wasn’t tangible enough for his 8-year-old mind to understand the concept of investments.

So I sat down with him recently and opened up the computer and physically showed him his account with his name on it, how much money was in there and what we’re contributing each month. He gets it now and asks to see his account grow each month as we discuss what he’ll use the money for someday. It’s given him a better understanding of the word “investment.”

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Talk numbers, but not all of them

While I don’t share with my little guy how much money I make, I do talk numbers with him all the time. For instance, whenever we get the mail and have a bill in our mailbox, I’ll open it with him and show him what our gas or electric costs each month so that our stove works and we can turn the lights and electronics on. It helps break things down for him.

Allowance & chores are key

Obviously, my son is too young to get a job, but having a chore-and-rewards system at home has helped mimic what’s to come, but on his level of understanding. Having a set daily routine of expectations that must be met by him in order to get a certain amount of money has given him motivation to keep with it and feel really good about himself once he has enough money for something he’s been wanting.

When your baby boy is born, coming up with a fitting name for him can be a daunting task. You want it to be aesthetically pleasing — but more than anything, you want it to have real weight, purpose and to be a name that is a reflection of your son's strong character.

That's why names that have a special meaning behind them are perfect. Strong boy names that stand for something great will never go out of style.

To help you narrow down your search, check out our list of names with great meanings, from strong to blessing, warrior to leader.

Popular boy names and what they mean

Many of today's parents are choosing a baby name not only for the sound of it, but also for the meaning. Let's start our list with the meanings of some of the most popular boy names of the year.

• Ethan: Strong
• Daniel: Attractive
• Noah: Comfort
• Alexander: Defender of man
• Aiden: Fiery
• Max: Greatest
• Liam: Resolute defender
• Sebastian: Revered
• Jack: Rebel

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Baby boy names meaning "strong"

Many parents want their son to have a masculine name -- and these boy names that mean "strong" certainly fit the bill.

• Aaron: Mountain of strength
• Maximus: Greatest
• Ekon: Strong
• Hagan: Strong defense
• Jedrek: Strong, manly
• Jerry: Brave spearman
• Kalmin: Manly and strong
• Kwan: Strong
• Magnar: Strong warrior
• Mann: Strong man
• Neron: Strong
• Remo: The strong one
• Takeo: Strong as bamboo
• Takeshi: Strong
• Tiger: Powerful and energetic
• Zeke: God strengthens

Baby boy names that mean "warrior"

Are you looking for the perfect name for your tough guy? These boy names that mean "warrior" or "fighter" have that masculine edge to them.

More: Looking for Cool Names for Your Kid? These Baby Boy Names Have Real Swagger

• Cayden: Great fighter
• Barin: Noble Fighter
• Donovan: Strong fighter
• Dustin: Fighter
• Cadman: Warrior; Fighter
• Cadmar: Brave Warrior
• Chad: Defense
• Kelly: Warrior
• Wyatt: Little warrior
• Guy: Warrior
• Helmer: The wrath of a warrior
• Morgan: Sea warrior
• Rider: Knight

Next Up: Baby boy names that mean miracle or blessing

Originally published February 2011. Updated June 2017.

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Baby boy names that mean "miracle" or "blessing"

Is your baby boy a blessing or a miracle? These blessed names are the perfect choice for your little angel.

• Boone: Good, A blessing.
• Jedidiah: Blessed name from the Bible
• Karamat: Miracle
• Berwin: Welsh name for Blessing
• Baraka: Arabic name for Blessing
• Indivar: Sanskrit name meaning Blessing
• Pele: Hebrew name for Miracle

Baby boy names that mean "leader"

If you have aspirations of raising a future President or leader, these names will give them a head start.

• Donnel: Great chief
• Duke: Leader
• Melville: Celtic name meaning leader
• Barnett: English name meaning leader
• Dietrich: German name meaning, "leader of the people"
• Cedric: Welsh name meaning, "war leader"
• Derreck: English name meaning leader
• Frederik: German name meaning, "merciful leader"
• Emory: German name meaning leader and "head of the household"
• Caleb: Famous leader in the Bible
• Joshua: Leader of the Israelites in the Bible
• Kaiser: Emperor

Boy names with fantastic meanings

For more ideas, check out these boy names with great meanings.

• Milo: Merciful
• Finn: Blonde soldier
• Garrett: Defender
• Andrew: Manly; strong
• Beau: Handsome
• Harding: Brave, resilient
• Kane: Fighter
• Leo: Lion
• Leonard: Brave as a lion
• Lorcan: Little; fierce
• Lowell: Young wolf
• Neal: Champion
• Nika: Ferocious
• Phoenix: Reborn from the ashes
• Rocco: Rock
• Valdus: Powerful

By: Anna Kocharian

A new season calls for a refresh — ideally one that comes in the form of an interior. We're looking to tackle the bathroom with an inspired slew of summer-friendly shades, most of which are leading the trends right now. Not to worry. These subtle hues are beautifully understated yet dynamically charged, meaning that they can last long past their spot in the limelight. Read on to discover the timeless paint colors that belong in your bathroom.

Get the scoop on this dreamy bath on Nuevo Estilo.

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Subdued shades of white have long established themselves as a staple in home decor, taking charge within schemes of neutrals and timeless hues. We're looking to impart the palette with a modern update by opting for shades that come with creamy undertones and stone-inspired accents. These colors work best within a bathroom that skews more toward the contemporary aesthetic, which will allow for the subtle warmth of the shades to offset the rigidness of the decor scheme.

Paint: Slipper Satin by Farrow & Ball

A true blue is about as classic as it gets, especially when it comes to decorating the bathroom — this spot in Charleston is only proof. Elevate the effect of the wall paint by opting for a low-key color block featuring two similar shades of a complementary scheme. In this bathroom, black and white floor tiles focalize the finish of the paint, setting the tone for the remaining elements of the room.

Paint: River Mist by Valspar and Big Chill by Behr

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Minty blue-greens are making a comeback, and we're all for embracing the trend with a smoky undertone. The off-blue qualities of this two-tone look impart this London bathroom with a timeless finish. It sets the ideal backdrop for the intricate wallpaper above, while creating a soothing element within the otherwise dimly lit space. Classic traditionalists, this one's for you.

Paint: Marilyn's Dress by Benjamin Moore

This dual-toned space is all about channeling the Greek Cyclades. A well-thought-out distribution of the reserved palette imparts the area with a dynamic finish, which manages to effortlessly complement the soft curves and edges of the room's architecture. Afraid of going all out with the color? Take note from this space and opt for an eclectic color block on adjacent walls.

Paint: Stiffkey Blue by Farrow & Ball

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For those whose color preferences skew toward the warmer tones, here's one shade you should be seriously considering for the bathroom. This dusty blush pairs well with an off-white palette and invites in the opportunity to layer the look with warm wood accents and rustic details. Utilize mint greens and pinks of a darker spectrum to instill a well-balanced finish.

Paint: Mosaic Pink by Valspar

Originally published on Domino.

It's no secret that the littlest canines always have the largest personalities. Call it a Napoleon complex or call it confidence, but the tiniest of dogs are usually the ones who take no crap. They walk into a room with their little chests puffed out and own it — which is precisely why small dogs are totally in need of names that are worthy of their attitudes.

Yes, it's cute to name your little puppy something appropriate like Tiny or Peewee, but how amazing would it be to call them something more substantial — like Bullet or Scrappy? That's the best part about picking a name for a mini-dog. The possibilities are endless.

More: 130 Unique Female Dog Names to Match Your Little Princess' Perfect Personality

Got a new puppy? Say a few of these names out loud to figure out which one has the right ring to it.

Names for small male dogs

1. Alf
2. Artoo
3. The Atom
4. Biggie Smalls
5. Boris
6. Brogan
7. Buckshot
8. Bullet
9. Caesar
10. Colonel Mustard Seed
11. Conan
12. Cooper (Coop for short)
13. Cruise
14. Delphiki ("Bean" in Ender's Game, which would make a good nickname)
15. Derringer
16. Dinky
17. Dobby
18. Faolán
19. Fennec (especially for dogs with large, pointed ears)
20. Flick
21. (Professor) Flitwick
22. Flöki
23. Franjean
24. Gherkin
25. Gimli
26. Grasshoppah
27. Grommet
28. Hamlet
29. Higgs
30. Inspector Gadget
31. Kieran (best for dark dogs)
32. King Brian
33. Li'l Abner
34. Logan
35. Mannix
36. Maximilian
37. Meatball
38. Mercury
39. Monet
40. Nacho
41. Napoleon
42. Neutron
43. Odie
44. Paddington
45. Petey
46. Piccolo
47. Pico
48. Pippin
49. Pluto
50. Pugsley (especially for a Pug, unless you're going for irony)
51. Puck
52. Quark
53. Radar
54. Rafiki
55. Roo
56. Scrappy
57. Sir Nips-a-lot
58. Smeagol (you can call him Gollum when he's a bad boy) 
59. Smokey
60. Sprocket
61. Sweeney
62. Thumper
63. Tillman
64. Tonka
65. Underdog
66. Webster
67. Whelp

Next Up: Names for female dogs

Originally published March 2015. Updated June 2017.

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Names for small female dogs

68. Aiko
69. Anklet
70. Aperitif
71. Bijou
72. Blossom
73. Bonita
74. Boo-boo
75. Briar
76. Canidae (plural of canid) 
77. Chiclet
78. Chiquita
79. Clementine
80. Cozette
81. Cranberry
82. Daisy
83. Deora
84. Dixie
85. Dot
86. Enya
87. Fairy Dust
88. Fiammetta
89. Fifi
90. Fleurette
91. Gidget
92. Gingersnap
93. Gretchen
94. Keiki
95. Kia
96. Kit
97. Kiwi
98. Lady Barnacle
99. Laika
100. Linnea
101. Magpie
102. Minnie
103. Nutmeg
104. Papillon (too on the nose for Papillons, but the word is French for "butterfly")
105. Pearl
106. Pebbles
107. Penny
108. Pica
109. Pippie
110. Pixie
111. Puka
112. Saffron
113. Shirley Temple
114. Skipper
115. Skittles
116. Smidge
117. Sukoshi
118. Sweet Pea
119. Thimbelina
120. Thimbleberry
121. Tiara
122. Tiegan
123. Tine
124. Tinkerbell (Tink for short)
125. Titania
126. Toto
127. Tuppence
128. Twiggy
129. Ursula
130. Venus
131. Vespa
132. Villette
133. Wren
134. Xiaoli

More: 130 Unique Male Dog Names You Won't Mind Calling Out at the Park

Gender-neutral names for small dogs

135. Acorn
136. Amoeba
137. Avery
138. Bagel
139. Beetle
140. Benji
141. Bijou
142. Biscuit
143. Bonsai
144. Bug
145. Catnip (for dogs who are afraid of your cat) 
146. Cheerio
147. Chowder
148. Chutney
149. Cookie
150. Couscous
151. Cricket
152. Crumpet
153. Doodle
154. Doozer
155. Dumpling
156. Fidget
157. Flea
158. Fraggle
159. Frisbee
160. Gremlin
161. Gucci
162. Haiku
163. Hashtag
164. Helix
165. Hobbit
166. Hobgoblin
167. Jellybean
168. Jitterbug
169. Li'l Bit
170. Marshmallow
171. Mogwhai
172. Molecule
173. Muffin Tin-Tin
174. Nano
175. Nugget
176. Peanut
177. Pixel
178. Popcorn
179. Ravioli
180. Roly-Poly
181. Rugrat
182. Sesame
183. Scampi
184. Slider
185. Sprite
186. Sprout
187. Sushi
188. Teacup
189. Thing 1 and Thing 2 (for two dogs — call them Onesie and Twosie for short)
190. Tic-Tac
191. Tribble
192. Truffle
193. Tweet
194. Ukulele
195. Velcro
196. Wafer
197. Whisper
198. Wink
199. Yapper
200. Yule

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For anyone who's ever tricked their kids into eating their broccoli by topping it with cheese or concealed some chopped carrots in their meatballs, you'll probably appreciate the new first-of-its-kind burger concept being explored by one fast-food chain. Sonic is testing a new blended burger, which consists of a mix of mushrooms and beef. Perfect if you don’t intend to give up meat altogether, but know you need to cut back.

The mushroom and beef burger will have fewer calories and less fat than a traditional burger, comprised of 25 to 30 percent mushrooms and served on a brioche bun with traditional toppings such as mayo, lettuce, tomatoes and cheese. Sounds good to us — and like a smart option for those who are trying to be careful about their heart health, cholesterol levels or weight.

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“We wanted to offer a flavorful and juicy blended mushroom burger, the first of its kind for a major [quick service restaurant] brand, that offers improved sustainability,” Scott Uehlein, vice president of product innovation and development at Sonic, told Fast Company. “Because it is still mostly beef, this burger has a broader appeal versus a completely vegetarian burger patty,” says Uehlein.

Chances are, you won’t even taste a difference, and you'll get to feel a little less guilty about your lunch choice. Let's hope other fast-food chains follow suit. What’s next? Parsnip-potato fries? We’re into it.

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Serena Williams is so often the absolute picture of composure — have you seen her on the tennis court? She's fierce. She's unshakable. So it's a little hard to believe that finding out she was pregnant was as terrifying for her as it would be for a lot of unsuspecting new moms.

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Williams, who covers the latest issue of Vanity Fair with a stunning nude pregnancy shot, explained to the magazine how she discovered her bun was in the oven in the week leading up to the Australian Open, which she won even after getting that life-altering surprise.

"[I] did a double take and my heart dropped. Like literally dropped," Williams said. She thought, "Oh my God, this can’t be — I’ve got to play a tournament. How am I going to play the Australian Open? I had planned on winning in Wimbledon this year."

LOL at how babies can disrupt such casual plans as winning Wimbledon this year, NBD.

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Williams continued, "If you would have told me last year in October or November that I would have a baby, not be pregnant but have a baby, I would have thought you were the biggest liar in the world. This is kind of how I am right now. This is happening sooner than later, and it’s going by so fast."

The pregnancy announcement came very soon after Williams announced her engagement to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, whom she met in Rome. He proposed in the same place they met, and even though he hoped to orchestrate a grand surprise proposal, Williams said she knew exactly what he was up to. "I knew it was coming. I was like, 'Serena, you're 35, you're ready. This is what you want,'" she remembered.

While Williams says she "loves being pregnant," she admits that she's as panicked as any other first-time mom would be about the details. "I don’t know what to do with a baby," she said. "I’ve done absolutely nothing for the baby room."

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Praise hands to Serena Williams for being total mom goals.

While it’s great to pass along wisdom to the next generation, sometimes as adults, the most helpful thing we can do is listen.

On the final day of #BlogHer17, four seventh graders — Zaki, Reed, Elyssa and JoJo — took to the stage alongside professional volleyball player Gabrielle Reece, surfer Quincy Davis and model Charli Howard for a panel discussion called Advice to My Seventh-Grade Self.

The panel was part of SheKnows Media’s Hatch Kids series, which creates “content for grown-ups made by kids with a mission.” The goal is empowering kids to use media and technology to express themselves in productive and positive ways.

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Reece opened by describing her seventh grade self — who happened to be 6 feet tall — before asking Howard how she navigated her own path in the fashion industry.

Howard recalled her experience of wanting desperately to be a model and losing weight to become a size 2 only to find after several years that it was not sustainable. That's what prompted her to write a viral Facebook post telling her agency to “Fuck off,” and now, as a stunning size 6 to 8, she works as a plus-size model.

Despite the fact that by all accounts, being a size 6 to 8 is anything but plus-size, Howard said that she has gotten “loads of abuse,” which she believes “comes from a place of jealousy.”

“It’s their problem — it’s not mine,” she added, going on to emphasize that it’s important to remember that what you see online is edited and perfected and not real.

More: How Teens Deal With Online Social Dynamics

"What I really want to do is create images I didn't see growing up and show women we're all beautiful in our own way," she said.

Reece, who in addition to her career as an athlete also had an extensive modeling career, told the Hatch Kids (and the audience) that, “if beauty is your currency, then you grow poorer each day."

She continued, "When you can start to compliment and appreciate other women's power, it eliminates the need to be competitive...You'll die by that sword.”

After introducing themselves and having the opportunity to ask specific questions of the panelists, the Hatch Kids each provided some words of wisdom to the adults in the room, starting with Zaki, who advised, “Let kids be themselves without letting us run wild."

More: Hatch Reports: The Women’s March on Washington

According to Reed, “Adults should encourage kids even if they don’t understand them,” as long as “they’re doing something that makes them happy.”

Seventh-grader Elyssa wanted adults to know they should “never shoot down dreams” but “just let them grow.” She also asked for support and discipline — “but not too much” — saying that without rules, she’d “be much less of an amazing person.”

Lastly, JoJo stressed the importance of allowing and encouraging kids to play outside. “Let kids be kids,” she advised.

Great advice, guys — we couldn't have said it better ourselves.

Did you know Netflix's new hit show GLOW was actually inspired by a real TV show from the late '80s called GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling? Don't worry. We didn't either, and we've been questioning how we've gone our whole lives not knowing this existed.

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Netflix's GLOW and the real-life GLOW have very similar DNA, but names have been changed as well as the location and the events depicted in the show. For example, both TV shows have all-female casts of mostly actors who turn up to a casting call for a new kind of television show. Also in both TV shows, the women take up far-out stage names and adopt larger-than-life personas they put to good use in the ring. But of course, things like names had to be changed (for example, Marc Maron's character, clearly modeled after GLOW's real-life director Matt Cimber, is named Sam Sylva) and Netflix moved the location of their show to Los Angeles, whereas the real-life GLOW was shot in Las Vegas.

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As Entertainment Tonight reported, GLOW was an unintentional success, spawning a massive fandom and legit breaking down barriers of how women could look, move, and express themselves on television. They beat the other wrestling shows in their ratings and were both kid-friendly as well as grown-up friendly. In the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling documentary, many of the women recall getting totally lost in their characters; they even had to call their fellow lady wrestlers by their stage names or risk getting fined by their managers. But they all seem to recall those days so fondly.

While the women of GLOW are older now and in careers outside of wrestling or performing, their great wrestling days are forever memorialized on television. The women, who were aspiring actors looking for their big break, ended up creating something bigger and more meaningful than they could ever imagine.

Without further ado, here are the real ladies who inspired GLOW.

Dee Booher, aka "Matilda the Hun"

In the GLOW documentary, Booher — known as Matilda the Hun in the ring back in the day — is a real firecracker; it's clear to see that even though time and aging have prevented her from continuing to wrestle, she will always have a passion for it.

Ursula Hayden, aka "Babe the Farmer's Daughter"

Hayden made a name for herself playing the girl-next-door-type on GLOW as Babe the Farmer's Daughter. The wrestling bug must have bitten her hard because Hayden continues to run various GLOW-related projects and served as a consultant on the Netflix adaptation of the show.

Jeanne Basone & Janet Bowers, aka "Hollywood" & "Vine"

Emily Dole, aka "Mt. Fiji"

The former athlete was a prominent one before her thriving career on GLOW. She went through the Olympic trials and she is a former track and field star. In the GLOW documentary, Dole is regarded warmly for her ability to be both kind and powerful. These days, she maintains a quiet and private life.

Lisa Moretti, aka "Tina Ferrari"

Before graduating to the WWE and becoming well-known as the formidable wrestler Ivory, Moretti was known as Tina Ferrari. She currently makes appearances for certain GLOW and WWE events but has officially retired from wrestling.

Dawn Rice, aka "Godiva"

Godiva, played by Dawn Rice, was a beautiful British wrestler who took down the other GLOW characters with grace and poise. Although she no longer works as a wrestler, viewers of the GLOW documentary will learn that Rice "works in ministry as a mentor and community outreach leader."

Tracy Meltzer, aka "Roxy Astor"

Meltzer, known as Roxy Astor on GLOW, currently still competes as a wrestler after making a name for herself on GLOW.

Still curious to know what the real GLOW was like? Take a look for yourself.

The GLOW opening credits say it all

The GLOW opening credits gave fans a proper introduction to the gorgeous ladies who would smack down in the ring and crack us all up in their skits.

They were actors as well as wrestlers

Sure, many of these women were not wrestlers by trade, but they really transformed into wrestlers as time went on. Luckily, their transformations didn't erase all of that charming and quirky acting talent many of the women had. Check out some of these super-cheesy (but kinda totally awesome) skits that the GLOW women also got to perform for the show.

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The GLOW rap is truly wonderful

This is a rap that should truly go down in history. For a special episode, each wrestler was given the spotlight to rap a verse about their own wrestling persona. These are a total hoot.

If you're curiosity is still super-piqued, you can check out the very first GLOW episode here. Just looking at these clips alone, it's clear to see GLOW was way, way ahead of its time.

Updated June 27, 2017, 10:18 a.m. PT: Shortly after the first clips of DeMario Jackson emerged showing him telling his versions of the alleged events in the Bachelor in Paradise incident, a new set of statements has come out from that interview wherein he defends Corinne Olympios.

For Jackson, he seems perturbed by how quickly the public applied labels to both he and Olympios during the initial reports. "The minute you release this black man's face and this white girl's face," he shared, "before either of us commented on it, I was already a 'rapist.'" Jackson also commented on the despicability of Olympios being labeled a "whore" and a "slut" by those who had not heard her version of events. "They were slut-shaming her because of what she did last season with Nick [Viall]. For me, it goes back to the human race. We failed." Jackson's account of the scandal fallout makes it appear as if he is on Olympios' side in this matter, removing those harmful labels from both of their names in the process.

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After a few short weeks of frenzied reporting on who did what to whom on the set of Bachelor in Paradise, DeMario Jackson is telling his side of the story. Jackson, who was named from the very beginning as one of the people allegedly involved in this incident, sat down with E! News to exclusively detail his first meeting with Corinne Olympios on the BIP set as well as what he believes happened that led to the complete shutdown of production while Warner Bros. studios conducted an investigation.

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The interview, which will take place over two nights in three installments, begins with Jackson telling E! News' Melanie Bromley what his state of mind and role going into filming was. "It was crazy from the last season with the fake girlfriend," Jackson told Bromley, referencing the incident on the current season of The Bachelorette when a young woman claiming to be Jackson's girlfriend appeared to tell Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay that Jackson was still attached to someone. "I was the villain for this, straight-up. I was nervous. I was sweating [coming onto BIP]."

Jackson then went on to tell Bromley about his first real conversation with Olympios. He made it clear that the two appeared to bond because they have been painted as "villains" on their respective seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette; this gave Jackson the impression they could be friends.

"Our first real conversation was at the bar. We were hanging out. We kind of were just complimenting each other on being villains. I was like, 'Look, I've accepted this role.' We were kind of just laughing, like, 'Oh, we're about to dominate Paradise!' Like homie stuff, like really, really like friends. And then, you know, we started having a little bit more fun... and had a few drinks," he detailed.

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Jackson continued to detail that he and Olympios took some shots — here is where Olympios' own account can be somewhat confirmed, as she claims her drinking led to blacking out — before heading to a more secluded area. In his mind, Jackson wanted to make sure there were cameras around because he believed his race might have something to do with how his actions would be perceived with Olympios in this situation.

"It's crazy because when you're a man — mostly African-American man — no matter where you're at, you always look for things that can help you out. And at that moment, I made sure the cameras followed us. It just seemed too perfect in a sense for me, and at the point, that's when my Spidey senses got up," Jackson stated, before going on to claim that Olympios made the first move.

Jackson's claims also involve statements that Olympios pushed for oral sex and that she was the one who was the aggressor, but that he wanted to go along with it (he speaks about it in the video clip above).

"[We were] kissing, rubbing, touching. It's nothing too sexual yet. Things got wild because it was more her being the aggressor, which was sexy... When you have a very attractive girl telling you what she wants, it's like a very, like, 'Wow, OK! This is hot. This is very... I like it.' [...] I get out of the pool, and I have my legs in the pool, and I'm just hanging out. This is when she gets up out of the pool and puts her lady parts right on my face," he told Bromley.

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While it's easy to push blame onto one another during a tense incident like this, until statements of true fact can be made, it's hard to tell whose side you should come down on. After Warner Bros. completed an independent investigation into the incident and found no evidence of misconduct, Olympios' legal team stated they were going to conduct their own investigation in an attempt to exonerate Olympios. Hopefully, if the investigation does go through, Jackson may be exonerated of any claims he violated consent too.

I have a pretty high tolerance for people doing asshole things. Call me names. Get in my face. It's all fine. I'm not gonna let it bug me. You touch my dog, though, and you're done. Jennifer Lawrence and I clearly have that last trait in common.

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In a new video obtained by TMZ, Lawrence is minding her own business, keeping her head down, eyes pointed at the ground, ignoring questions from the paparazzi gathered outside the airport she's exiting. She's about to get in her car without having even acknowledged their existence... until one of them tries to touch her dog.

Nope.

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The video will make every devoted dog mom say, "YAS QUEEN" to Lawrence, who snatches up her dog and tells the offending pap, "Don't touch my dog, you fucking loser" — and he deserves it. Because you do not touch anyone's dog without the dog owner's permission. That's a thing. We live in a polite society with rules, people.

This isn't the first time Lawrence has gone toe-to-toe with reporters — remember the time she humiliated one for using his phone at an event? You know, the piece of technology that reporters use to communicate, take notes, shoot photos and videos — to do just about every aspect of their jobs? That time, Lawrence was being rude AF. This time, she's so totally in the right.

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Don't touch someone else's dog without asking. Just don't do it.

It’s fair to say being the president is a demanding job. You have all sorts of important business to conduct, meetings with foreign leaders, executive orders to pass. So it makes sense that you'd need some downtime every now and then, whether on the golf course or while traveling on board Air Force One.

What does Donald Trump like to watch when he just needs a little soothing, guilty-pleasure TV? According to one White House reporter, that very well might be HGTV's Property Brothers.

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This tidbit was discovered and tweeted about by eagle-eyed reporter Jonathan Lemire of the Associated Press. Lemire was aboard Air Force One and noticed that the TVs on board the presidential plane were scheduled to record episodes of the show.

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While of course we can't confirm that Trump himself is the one who's got a soft spot for HGTV (it could be Melania Trump or another staffer on board the plane) an interest in a show about real estate would make total sense. Still, who knew he had an interest in fixer-uppers?

After my 41st birthday, I began to notice a change in myself. I had more energy and felt lighter and happier, but something else was brewing. My libido was suddenly awake again. While I have always enjoyed sex, intimacy and being a bit naughty, I realized that part of me mellowed out a bit in my early to mid-30s.

Maybe it was having three kids in three years that stalled my libido, and my body was telling me to shut it down and take care of the clan I had. Perhaps it knew I could be an average mom to three, but if there was one more thrown into the mix, it wouldn't be the best thing for my body or my mind.

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After asking a few of my 40-year-old friends if they felt this way, I almost got attacked they were so excited. I was met with, "Oh my God, yes!" and "Things are getting really hot now."

A common thread with all of us is we have kids in the tween or teen stage; our children certainly are more independent, which leaves us with more energy.

Women who have children who are a bit older also aren't being touched or pulled on all day. They are able to spend more time on self-care, which makes them happier.

These things make sense of course, but I couldn't help but wonder if something else is going on in women's bodies with our hormones at this age.

Tiffany Alyse Yelverton, a sexologist and founder of Sexy Survivors, an organization that helps reintroduce sex and intimacy back into the lives of those experiencing life-changing events like cancer, tells SheKnows that hormones definitely play a major role.

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"As perimenopause begins, our hormone levels dip and spike at different times. Estrogen begins to drop, and if testosterone is steady, then it is as if testosterone gets a boost,” Yelverton says. “Also, during the 40s, there are times where the body is producing top levels of progesterone and testosterone to give one more push for procreating."

Along the same lines, Dr. John Robinson and Dr. Cristina Bosch of The Hormone Zone tell SheKnows that at this age, our hormone levels — especially testosterone, the main libido hormone — can decrease, but that is not what always dictates a woman's sexual desire.

"As women approach their 40s, they may experience a sense of liberation towards themselves and their partner, heightening their sexual libido and response,” they explain. “As women age, they begin to look at sex as a way towards their own personal liberation and self-expression — as it should be. But again, this is not always the case, and we tend to deal with many women who have difficulty in the idea of taking care of themselves and opening up to their own sense of personal sexuality."

So while hormones do play a role in our sexual appetite, it is not the only thing to take into consideration. Everyone is different and Robinson and Bosch say that if you are someone who has always had a high libido most of your life, your hormone levels may not affect you at all.

However, if they do and you find yourself sitting with your gynecologist and wondering if you will ever feel sexual again, Robinson and Bosch say that hormone replacement therapy, when done in a comprehensive and optimal fashion, “can literally change a woman’s life, enhancing her sexuality, sense of self and her connection to her loved ones and partner."

But not everyone agrees about the role of hormones in increases in women’s sex drives in their 40s.

“Some women do experience an increased libido in their 40s, but typically none of this can be related to a hormonal change of anything going on in the body, as there are no studies linked to this,” Dr. Jane L. Frederick, a reproductive endocrinologist at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in Laguna Hills, California, tells SheKnows.

Instead, she suggests that it could be a social change.

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“As a woman ages, she may become more comfortable with sexuality, or in some cases if she has not conceived a child, there may be an increased desire to procreate, thus creating an increase in her sex drive,” Frederick adds.

She has a point. Years of experience and feeling comfortable in our skin as well as our partners having a vasectomy or some other more freeing form of birth control is going to make us in the mood for more intimacy too. We are able to be more spontaneous, and that can be very exciting. We also find ourselves with a little more time and freedom — especially if our kids aren't crawling into bed with us every night or needing so much from us during the day.

Regardless of the cause, having a fulfilling sex life can be just one of the many things to look forward to as you get older.

Hi, everyone. It's 2017 and the old TV shows are the hottest thing right now. They're getting revived left and right: Girl Meets World, Fuller House, Raven at Home, etc., etc.

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Most of the shows that are getting all these modern revivals are nostalgic, but not objectively great TV. They're fine, and the revival series are popular because people want to rediscover their memories of that old TV they watched when they were younger. But they're just not the epitome of storytelling or anything like that, you know?

Until now (maybe). Rumor has it that one of the greatest TV shows of all time (and if you think otherwise, fight me) is getting a revival of sorts. The Sopranos is reportedly being eyed for a prequel series, and this is the kind of revival I can truly get behind.

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It's not a true revival, and that's OK for a lot of reasons. The cast of The Sopranos has aged significantly, and the way that story was resolved (or not depending on who you ask) was pretty damn-near perfect, not to be giving away any spoilers or anything. A prequel, though, is the perfect way to revisit The Sopranos. It could have a whole new cast and storylines that tell a more thorough backstory of the famous family. Are you imagining the possibilities yet? Because they are good.

Also, just tell me you don't want to watch a show about organized crime in the '70s and '80s. It would be like Mad Men meets The Departed, and you know you're into that.

HBO hasn't confirmed anything here, but series creator David Chase is all about it — he told Entertainment Weekly he's not only willing, but ready to revisit the Sopranos universe.

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Happy Tuesday, world. You're welcome.

By Chiara U. Mesiona

When my siblings and I were kids, my mother constantly used a phrase that would make the hairs on the back of our necks stand on end: division of labor. It simply meant “time to do your assigned daily chores,” but to a 6-year-old child, labor was labor. Chores were chores.

Each time, my sisters and I would drag our heels, whiningly asking why we needed to do work around the house. Our mother would respond, “Trust me, you’ll understand when you get older.”

Now, more than 20 years down the line, research proves that my mother was right.

What is the importance of doing chores for kids?

Making your kids do chores has benefits that go well into their adulthood.

A 20-year study by the University of Minnesota found that doing chores at an early age — as early as 3 years old, in fact — is the best predictor for growing up into a young adult with a completed education, a career with a clear direction and healthy personal relationships with family and friends.

A Harvard Grant Study, which started in 1938 and is still ongoing, also investigates the factors that enable children to grow into happy and successful adults. So far, the study identifies positive relationships and a good work ethic as keys to being a stable adult.

Having a good work ethic and thinking like a team player are linked to doing chores as a child. Indeed, making kids work in the household is identified as one of the things that parents of successful people have in common.

Chores teach responsibility

Being responsible means recognizing the need to get certain things done even when they are unpleasant. Daily and regular chores instill the mentality of, “There’s work that needs doing. I will do it because, while it’s unpleasant, it’s also necessary.” This type of mindset shapes a child’s work ethic and sense of competence. Kids learn that they don’t have to be best at everything or awarded for every single effort; they just need to get things done!

Parents who like to make decisions and do unpleasant yet necessary work on their children’s behalf need to be careful. In her TED Talk, Julie Lythcott-Haims, Author of “How to Raise an Adult,” discussed how being a helicopter parent can endanger a child’s development. Doing chores for kids could turn them into co-dependent adults.

“We send our children the message: ‘Hey, kid, I don’t think you can actually achieve any of this without me.’ With our over-help, overprotection and over-handholding, we deprive our kids of the chance to build self-efficacy, which is a fundamental tenant of the human psyche,” she said, explaining how unconditional love and chores shape a child’s budding sense of self-efficacy.

Chores teach kids to contribute

Kids develop an instinct to look around in their environment and figure out how they can assist, à la “How can I contribute? What problems might come up and how can I address them?”

When they do household work, kids start to view the home as one system wherein everyone has a role to play and failing to do one’s part can affect other areas of the system.

More important, when children don’t do chores, then someone else must be doing it for them — which might convince them that housework isn't and will never be relevant to them. In an interview with Tech Insider, Lythcott-Haims pointed out that chores could implant the right kind of mentality where children can say to themselves, “I have to do the work of life in order to be part of life.”

Chores teach time-management & self-control

Managing priorities can teach kids to recognize struggle and power through it even if it gets unpleasant. Kids understand early on the feeling of working hard and accomplishing something despite receiving no accolades for it.

Chores can teach kids to discern their priorities, put first things first and ensure that important tasks get done on time. In other words, kids develop self-control, time-management and an understanding that their actions lead to outcomes.

Indeed, developing self-control early in life helps kids to grow up as well-functioning adults who exercise discipline with their time, money and resources and are able to thrive in any environment.

The reality: Fewer kids do chores today

Despite the benefits of doing chores, only a fraction of parents today assign household work to kids. A Braun Research study found that out of 1,001 parents, 82 percent grew up doing chores at home, but only 28 percent assign regular chores to their kids.

Why? It’s certainly not for a lack of chores that need doing at home.

Many parents may be focused on more elaborate types of achievements. “Maybe we’re afraid our kids won’t have a future we can brag about to our friends and with stickers on the back of our cars,” says Lythcott-Haims during her TED Talk. So some parents might not want to add more activities to their kid’s plate, hoping they’ll focus on “more important things” instead.

However, chores can be as simple as clearing the table after dinner or taking the clothes out of the dryer. As kids get older, they can progress to more complex chores, like buying groceries or monitoring house expenses. What is more important is that chores are done on a regular basis. Assigning regular housework means you are setting your child up for success later in life.

Originally published on Fairygodboss.

The dust still hasn't even settled after allegations of sexual misconduct and a production shutdown rocked the set of Bachelor in Paradise's current season.

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Yet filming has gone on, Warner Bros. has released an airy statement about how nothing bad happened, you guys, really, and Chris Harrison is cheersing a beer on the beach as if everything is fine.

Seriously, Harrison posted a photo of himself raising a drink on the beach at Playa Escondida with Jorge the bartender and hashtagged it "#AlmostParadise," as if paradise is being totally chill about the fact that your show was shut down due to fucking rape allegations.

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Is this Bizarro World? Why isn't anyone taking issue with this?

Can I just take this moment to remind everyone that Corinne Olympios has publicly stated that she does not remember what happened on the night of the alleged misconduct, has referred to herself as a "victim" and has hired a lawyer to represent her as she pursues her own investigation into the events of that night? And (I cannot believe that in 2017 this still needs to be said), if a woman is too drunk to remember an entire evening, she. Was. Too. Drunk. To. Consent. To. Sex. That's it. That's the whole story.

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And because I know this is a real sticking point to those asshole proponents of rape culture out there: Multiple studies have found that rape is not falsely reported at instances any higher than any other crime. Believe victims. Believe Olympios. Shut down BIP until we have some real answers and we know the women on the show are safe.

Hey, Good Wife fans — good news! Will Gardner, aka actor Josh Charles, may have left that show, but he's obvi not done with TV. He's headed straight to a new show, and one we're honestly super-excited about.

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Charles' next role will be as Dr. Jerome Oziel, the controversial psychiatrist in the case of the Menendez siblings, who were famously convicted of killing their parents in 1996. It's all part of Law & Order: SVU producer Dick Wolf's new project: an anthology series on NBC called Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders.

In the real-life case, Oziel played a pivotal role in the brothers' case and conviction. The eight-episode anthology will focus on the brothers' backstory before they were sentenced to life in prison for the killings.

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This is Charles' first major role since he left The Good Wife in 2014, but he's appeared since then on a number of shows, including Inside Amy Schumer, Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, Masters of Sex, Drunk History and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

Law & Order True Crime will also star Heather Graham as Charles' character's unstable mistress, Miles Gaston Villanueva and Gus Halper as the Menendez brothers, The Sopranos‘ Edie Falco as defense attorney Leslie Abramson, ER’s Anthony Edwards as judge Stanley Weisberg, Parenthood’s Sam Jaeger as Detective Les Zoeller, Law & Order: Criminal Intent’s Julianne Nicholson as defense lawyer Jill Lansing and Grey’s Anatomy‘s Elizabeth Reaser as deputy district attorney Pam Bozanich.

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Law & Order True Crime premieres Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 10/9c on NBC.