Update September 13, 2017, 12:30 p.m. ET: Following her courageous announcement of her pregnancy loss — and her husband's subsequent relapse — Mara Lane also shared a beautiful and heartbreaking video of the moment she learned of her miscarriage.

In the video, Lane shares her sonogram as well as her doctor's news: "So, unfortunately, the fetus has no heartbeat today." The post also includes a gorgeous image of the tree where the fetus is "planted."

"I have been given peace," Lane writes, "and Baby Willow is now planted in the tree in front of our home that has weeping long branches and leaves so we can brush our faces in soft leaves in passing or we can see the baby dance with the wind in the branches as they sway. It is helping me process the situation... as Nature does. Thank you again Dr Stu for getting us through that as watching a sonogram not have a heartbeat is very surreal and beyond sad... May we grow as humans and have more compassion for all humanity."

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We were saddened to hear that Mara Lane, actor and wife of Jonathan Rhys Meyers, recently endured a miscarriage — and that Meyers, who has battled alcoholism in the past, has suffered a relapse after the loss of their baby.

Lane and Meyers — who share son Wolf, born in December 2016 — acknowledged both the miscarriage and the Irish actor's struggle in a deeply moving Instagram post on Sept. 10.

Lane captioned the post, "With much sadness, we open our hearts to share that J and I lost our second child, who was baking in the oven. Child was very very much wanted (right now especially by J, so he took the news particularly not so well) and we are still working with coping skills over here... when life throws us curve balls such as these."

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Lane wrote poignantly about their family's experiences:

"Depression is a real concern from past abuse as well as alcoholism which he was born with. He has been able to turn any ugliness and hurt in his life into art and is the strongest person I know," she said of Meyers. "I do not know anyone who has been through what he has been through and reached his level of successes. It does seem though that every time we seem to be making so much progress... sometimes it's like two steps forward, one step back."

Meyers, a Golden Globe winner, was forcibly removed from Dublin Airport recently when he was too intoxicated to fly. Lane acknowledged the paparazzi photos of the incident in her Instagram post.

"My husband is an Irishman who battles alcoholism and depression and drank between jobs to try to cope with the sadness of this news. I am trying to and still learning/adjusting to living with the public, like one would as a concerned mother-in-law," she said. "I feel that whomever took photos of my husband was slightly in the wrong and was concerned for the wrong reasons but... it's ok. It's ok. Maybe you have/had a family to feed and need/needed money? I don't know. We forgive you."

We are utterly in awe of Lane's eloquent, compassionate response to paparazzi photos during such an excruciatingly painful time for her family.

Where is Meyers right now? Lane wrote that he's getting help by residing with a bodyguard and a sober friend. He was unable to be admitted to a hospital, as there was a two-month waiting period in place.

Lane ended her post, "Life is life. Life is beautiful. Life is tough sometimes though so let's try not looking down at someone unless we intend on helping them up."

Beautifully said.

Originally published September 11, 2017. Updated September 13, 2017.

There are few things in life more nostalgic than sitting at the kitchen table with a stack of Oreos and a glass of ice-cold milk. But who knew that age-old setup wasn't even the best way to eat our favorite cookies ever? Don't get us wrong. We'd eat Oreos in any way, shape or form (hello, fried Oreos at the fair FTW!), but there are some genius bloggers out there who have taken the old standard and turned them into something totally creative and new. And delicious.

Head to the store right now, and stock up on Oreo cookies, because after reading these recipes, you'll be inspired to create your own unique twists.

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1. Oreo coconut cream truffles recipe

These Oreo coconut cream truffles would make the perfect party favor or part of a dessert table.

2. Oreo cookie dough blondies recipe

Oreo cookie dough blondies are just what you imagine. Classic blondies are stuffed with the new flavor of Oreo cookie dough.

3. Cake batter cheesecake brownies recipe

If you love cake, brownies, cheesecake and Oreos, then these cake batter cheesecake brownies are just the thing for you.

4. Oreo truffle Rice Krispies treats recipe

Blend up cream cheese, Oreos and classic Rice Krispies treats, and you've got a mash-up that becomes these Oreo truffle rice crisp treats — the perfect project to enjoy with the kids.

5. Coconut Oreo truffles recipe

Bring a taste of the tropics to your favorite cookie with these coconut Oreo truffles. They'll be sure to impress.

6. No-bake mint Oreo cheesecake recipe

This no-bake mint Oreo cheesecake is a great dessert to whip up on those warm spring days when you don't want to turn on the oven.

Up next: Mint Oreo icebox cake

Originally published May 2014. Updated September 2017.

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7. Mint Oreo icebox cake recipe

Love the combination of mint and chocolate? Then this mint Oreo icebox cake is the cake for you.

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8. Cookies 'n' cream chocolate cake recipe

Need a delicious cake for an event? This simple cookies 'n' cream chocolate cake is just what you're looking for. It's simple, delicious and decadent.

9. White chocolate golden Oreo frozen dessert pie recipe

A chilled dessert for hot summer days, this white chocolate golden Oreo frozen dessert pie uses golden Oreos as its flavorful cookie.

10. Oreo truffle pops recipe

Using only four ingredients, these Oreo truffle pops are a great indoor project for the kids.

11. Oreo Biscoff banana bread recipe

This Oreo Biscoff banana bread isn't your classic banana bread. It's packed with Oreos and Biscoff, making it a treat for all the sweet-lovers in your home.

12. S'mOreos seven-layer bars recipe

Going glamping? Be sure to pack these amazing s'mOreos bars to make it an unforgettable trip.

13. Oreo-stuffed chocolate chip cookies recipe

Oreo-stuffed chocolate chip cookies are all over the internet, and it's the one Oreo dessert you need to make. Simple, but oh so indulgent.

Up next: Cookies 'n' cream brownies

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14. Cookies 'n' cream brownies recipe

Imagine your favorite brownie recipe stuffed with your favorite cookies, and you've got these cookies-and-cream brownies.

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15. Cookies 'n' cream smoothie recipe

Although we don't recommend this cookies and cream smoothie for breakfast, we won't judge if you're slurping it at 10 a.m.

16. Funfetti & cookie overload ice cream cake recipe

Cookie, ice cream and cake lovers will be delighted when you present them with this Funfetti and cookie overload ice cream cake.

17. Peanut butter Oreo brownie cups recipe

For those times when you don't want to fuss around in the kitchen, these peanut butter Oreo brownie cups use a prepackaged brownie mix and just a few other ingredients to make these divine treats.

18. Easy Oreo fudge recipe

Need a quick treat for an event? This easy Oreo fudge is the perfect overnight treat to whip up using mini Oreos.

19. Funfetti Oreo cheesecake bars recipe

These Funfetti Oreo cheesecake bars are the perfect way to dress up a cheesecake.

20. Owl chocolate cupcakes recipe

These owl chocolate cupcakes are a total hoot.

Honestly, it's pretty uncomfortable for us to report anything about Josh Duggar, who in 2015 notoriously admitted to infidelity (kinda bad) as well as the sexual abuse of children (the absolute worst thing a person can do). After that, The 19 Kids and Counting stars, Josh and wife Anna, kept out of the public eye for a while, which was probably a wise move. Frankly, we're still pretty stunned that Anna stayed with him. But if that's not enough of a head-scratcher, here's one: Anna and Josh just had their fifth child together.

Yesterday, the new (healthy, thankfully!) arrival was announced by the couple on the Duggar family website. They wrote, "We are so thankful and happy to announce the arrival of our new son, Mason Garrett Duggar. Both he and Anna are doing well. He arrived today without complication and we already adore him."

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It was no secret that the couple was expecting; Josh and Anna announced their pregnancy in March. “As we continue our journey as a family and rebuild our lives, we are delighted to share with you that we are expecting a new baby boy later this year. Beauty comes from ashes and we cannot wait to see and kiss the face of this sweet new boy! - Josh & Anna.”

And there was more to the birth announcement yesterday over at the Duggar family website. "The entire family is ecstatic over the arrival of another beautiful blessing. We want to thank everyone for your prayers, kind words and well wishes. We appreciate it much more than we could ever express. We pray God blesses each of you with an abundance of the kindness you’ve shown us."

That's great. We love hearing about the arrival of a healthy newborn to a healthy mom after an uncomplicated delivery. The thing is, not everyone is feeling much kindness toward Josh and Anna (OK, mostly toward Josh). Although Josh and Anna have yet to announce their baby's arrival on their respective Twitter feeds, the Duggar family Twitter account did — and response has been, well, mixed.

There are some congrats and blessings from Duggar fans (after all, a baffling We Support Josh Duggar Instagram account even exists):

But other Twitter users are less than thrilled by the news that Josh and Anna are parents again.

Hey, we get it. None of this is this poor baby's fault. Little Mason didn't ask to be born into such a controversial clan. So here's to you, Mason. Welcome to the world, buddy. You've got four older M-name siblings to help you figure it all out, so that's something, right? Mackynzie, Michael, Marcus, Meredith and Mason, we're rooting for you all to have your own reality TV show someday — about extricating yourself from the Duggars. Good luck, kids.

I've always been kind of obsessed with Chip and Joanna Gaines' style. The home renovations on their show, Fixer Upper, are totally gorgeous: the perfect blend of modern and rustic. And Joanna's decorating style is cozy, clean and chic, something I aspire to in my own home (well, as best I can as a renter who isn't allowed to install shiplap on every vertical surface).

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That's why I'm going crazy over the news that the duo are pairing up with Target to launch their own line of home goods at the store, called Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Best of all, it's not just a one-time deal — the collection will become a mainstay at Target, with new releases rolling out each season.

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There are more than 300 items in the initial launch spread across tabletop, home decor and giftables, and most of them come in under $30 in true Target fashion.

Thanks to the partnership with Target and the new influx of resources they'll have access to, the Gaineses will also be able to do more outreach to their local community, both through the Magnolia Foundation and with their own hands-on volunteering efforts.

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Hearth & Hand officially launches in stores and online on Nov. 5. Until then, you can binge-watch old episodes of Fixer Upper and try to decide which area of your home you want to give the Magnolia treatment first. Here's hoping there are at least a few items covered in shiplap!

After a brutally warm summer featuring a monthslong European heat wave nicknamed "Lucifer" by hot, uncomfortable locals, anyone with long, thick hair would be ready to give it a chop in favor of lighter, cooler, bouncier locks. Pippa Middleton, as it turns out, is no exception, and was just photographed with a new look for fall: a shoulder-length lob.

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Middleton debuted the look while out on a bike ride in London, and paparazzi caught it from every angle, which will be really helpful when you need to show your stylist exactly what it looks like from all sides.

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It was probably a long time coming for Middleton, who just got married four months ago and likely didn't want to cut her long, curly hair before walking down the aisle — long hair is so much more versatile for wedding styles, after all. But a change in seasons is a great time for a new look, though temperatures in London are finally starting to fall, meaning Middleton won't even be able to enjoy the benefits that come from having shorter, lighter hair during hot weather. We'll just have to see if she keeps it short until next summer.

Middleton's big chop comes after her sister, Duchess of Cambridge, the former Kate Middleton, chopped off several inches of her own hair. Kate didn't go quite as short as Pippa did, though, and still wears hers with a little bit of curl compared to the straight lob Pippa is rocking in these photos.

More: Pippa Middleton's Australian Honeymoon Looks Chill AF

Now who's inspired to go get a new haircut?

Starbucks has two new drinks this fall, and no, we're not talking about the pumpkin spice latte or the salted caramel mocha Frappuccino.

The first one snuck in under the radar. Apparently, Starbucks locations inside Target stores in the U.S. have been low-key slinging an exclusive new beverage — the dark mocha Frappuccino. If you love chocolate, this one is for you. It's made with dark cocoa, coffee, milk and ice, then blended and topped with a vanilla-infused whipped cream.

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Lest you think it'll be hard to get your hands on one of these limited-time beverages, fear not — they're currently for sale at nearly 1,500 Starbucks locations inside Target nationwide. The dark mocha Frappuccino will be available until supplies last.

Next up? Cold-pressed espresso. Starbucks has introduced this new brewing method at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Seattle. Cold-pressed espresso is made with a combination of traditional espresso and cold brew coffee methods. In this case, espresso grounds are steeped in cold water for 45 minutes, and the cold water is then forced upward through the grounds and filters out as a smooth yet still potent espresso.

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The cold-pressed espresso will be used as the base for a new menu of sparkling beverages, including a sparkling cold-pressed Americano, a cold-pressed ginger fizz and a cold-pressed Americano Exploration Flight.

If you can't make it to the Seattle roastery, who knows? If the method takes off, maybe someday we'll see the cold-pressed espresso in the regular stores too, used in our iced lattes, Americanos and the like.

So yes, you should still indulge in your favorite pumpkin spice drink this fall. But don't forget that there's even more seasonal goodness you could be exploring!

Salma Hayek is the epitome of beauty goals. So when the 50-year-old actress admitted she never — we repeat, never — washes her face in the morning, we were immediately intrigued about how she keeps her skin so flawless without the usual arsenal of scrubs, exfoliators and face washes.

The Emmy winner recently broke down her skin care regimen to The New York Times, revealing that she doesn’t wash her face in the morning because of a tip her grandmother gave her while she was growing up. Hayek explained that her grandmother told her that her skin naturally rejuvenates overnight, making morning face washes practically useless and really just for the gain of the companies that produce them.

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“I never cleanse my skin in the morning. My grandmother taught me that at night your skin replenishes all the things you lost during the day,” Hayek said. “Also, if I cleanse very well at night, why would it be dirty when I wake up? It’s for companies to have you use more products.”

However, Hayek doesn’t go entirely skin care-free in the morning. Instead of face wash, Hayek opts for a spritz of rosewater to kick-start her day. “I spritz rose water — it’s so gentle and wakes the skin up,” she said.

From a skin care standpoint, Hayek’s tip makes a lot of sense. Over the years, there have been several reports arguing that a morning face wash can do more harm than good by stripping your skin of the natural oils it produces overnight. Instead, experts are recommending rosewater — water literally infused with roses — as a way to hydrate, soothe the skin and combat damage.

More: Why Rosewater Is Amazing for Your Skin: Tips From an Expert

Along with spritzing water, Hayek also revealed that she keeps her skin smooth and supple by traveling to London and Paris four times a year to receive a face massage by a Japanese masseuse. But this isn’t just any masseuse. Hayek claims that her masseuse can literally shape a person’s face with a single massage.

“Once she asked me, ‘Do you like your jaw more square or more round?’ After she was done, you could see the difference! I always get the round. My face is square enough,” Hayek said.

If you can’t shell out a few grand a year to fly to Europe to get your face re-shaped (ha), maybe you can try out Hayek’s rosewater tip with our roundup of our favorite rosewaters, below.

Burt's Bees Rosewater & Glycerin Toner

This toner won't just refresh the face while hydrating it; it will also remove any leftover makeup or oil that might still be lingering.

Burt's Bees Rosewater and Glycerin Toner, (Burt's Bees, $12)

Rosewater Balancing Mist

Apply before moisturizer or over the top of makeup throughout the day to continue to balance the skin's hydration while simultaneously soothing, calming and protecting from free radicals.

Rosewater Balancing Mist (Jurlique, $31)

Mario Badescu Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rosewater

With a combo of herbal extracts such as gardenia and bladder wrack, this formula is recommended for use as a spray to lock in makeup or spritz on dry hair during the day for a bit of shine and protection.

Mario Badescu Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rosewater, (Bluemercury, $7 for the 4-ounce bottle)

Reviva Labs Rosewater Facial Spray

Mist on the face and tap in with your fingertips. This rosewater-infused spray includes fennel, cucumber, arnica, balm mint, mistletoe, carrot and yarrow extracts.

Reviva Labs Rosewater Facial Spray (Amazon, $8.24)

Originally posted on StyleCaster.

As someone who's been on our TV screens for 60 years, it's easy to think of Larry King as invincible. He's been there so long and he always will be, right? But the truth is that 83-year-old King has already had a pretty major health scare. He just revealed that he was diagnosed with lung cancer last spring and has kept it a secret until now.

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"I go for my checkup and they say, 'Let's do a chest X-ray, and the doctor said to me, 'Something looks funny,'" King recalled in a new interview with Us Weekly. "They said the spot looked pretty small [...] I then did a CAT scan then a PET scan and then he said to me, 'You have lung cancer, but it looks very small, in the beginning stages.'"

King was lucky. It was early on, and after surgery to remove part of his lung, he's cancer free.

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"The doctor said to me, 'It was malignant but you were in the first stage. If it had stayed and we didn't find it, you would have had trouble in two or three years, but we got it and you were lucky,'" he said, adding that he was only away from work for two weeks to recover. "They showed me my latest chest X-ray, which is all clear. It was fun to see where that spot was and there is no spot now. They took off 20 percent of the lung."

This isn't the first time the award-winning journalist has faced health problems. He's already beat prostate cancer. And King quit smoking after a heart attack in the late '80s, though his years of smoking before that are still to blame for his lung cancer scare this year, his doctor told him.

More: Everything Looks Peachy Keen Between Larry King & his Wife, Shawn

For now, though, King is still broadcasting, and we're thankful for that.

Thinking about having anal sex for the first time? If you have anal health concerns, there’s much more to contend with than what positions you might be into and navigating the stigma and misconceptions about anal sex and anal play. Depending on what condition you’re living with, you may be good to go with some anal fun or you may have to forgo the experience altogether. Here’s how some anal health issues can be impacted by anal sex.

IBS

Irritable bowel syndrome affects 35 millions Americans. While folks who live with IBS might fear that their symptoms, which include pelvic pain, constipation and diarrhea, would be impacted by anal sex, studies show that isn’t the case according to Nicole Prause, a sexual psychophysiologist.

More: Does anal sex cause health problems or diseases?

“People who already struggle with this issue are unlikely to be impacted long term from infrequent anal sex,” says Prause, “but should still consider whether the risk is appropriate for the level of difficulty they already experience.”

Dr. Elizabeth Trattner, an acupuncturist who works with many patients with IBS, encourages some to refrain from anal sex altogether. “Anal intercourse can be painful for patients who have a chronic bowel disorder, and moreover, I don’t want them introducing any bacteria into the rectum that can cause an infection and irritation.”

IBS can be unpredictable, and if you do want to have anal sex while coping with the condition, you should definitely get comfortable with that fact. Even if you use an enema before having anal sex, that’s no guarantee things won’t get messy. You might want to experiment ahead of time with a butt plug or other sex toy to gauge how it feels for you, and of course, as in any sexual situation, communication with your partner is essential. As one Reddit contributor wrote, “If you want to try it, then try it. But don’t do it because you feel guilty.”

Anal fissures

An anal fissure occurs when you tear or crack the lining of your anus, which can happen due to childbirth, constipation, cancer or other conditions. It usually heals within six weeks, although you will likely experience pain and bleeding, especially when having bowel movements. Anal sex is a giant no-no if you have a fissure, says Prause, since it can lead to infection and aggravate and prolong the injury. Fissures can even make you super-receptive to STIs. In addition to refraining from anal sex, Prause urges patients to visit the doctor if their fissure isn’t healing on its own.

More: 25 Super-Honest Anal Sex Tips From Someone Who Loves It

Crohn’s disease

Crohn’s is a chronic condition involving the inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, which can result in ulcers in the bowel as well as anal fissures. (See above.) Here’s the deal with anal sex if you have Crohn’s — since those fissures can make you so receptive to STIs, it’s not that you can’t ever have anal sex if you live with Crohn’s, but you should be super-vigilant about using protection and lube.

Whether or not you have anal health concerns

Even if you don’t have anal health concerns, remember that it’s a myth that anal sex makes it less likely that you’ll contract an STI. “It is actually easier to contract an STI via anal sex because the skin is thinner than vaginal skin so it can tear easily,” says Kara Carpenter, of STDcheck.com. “If your skin is torn, you are at greater risk of contracting an STD because many STDs are spread through contact with infected blood.”

More: No, Anal Sex Is Not the Solution for This Medical Problem

You also shouldn't be embarrassed to talk to your doctor about anal sex whether or not you have anal health issues. “I’m way too embarrassed to discuss this with my male doctor,” wrote a Crohn’s sufferer seeking advice about anal sex from Go Ask Alice!, Columbia University’s team of health professionals.

Alice’s response: to remind this person that doctors, especially gastroenterologists, have definitely discussed anal sex with their patients, so it’s definitely not uncharted territory. You might decide that ultimately, anal sex isn’t for you, but there’s no underestimating the importance of finding a health care provider with whom you feel comfortable and safe.

By Chanel Dubofsky

Originally published on HelloFlo.

For friends, family and fans of the late Paul Walker, this is always a somber time of year. Walker would have turned 44 on Tuesday, and those closest to him are sharing their bittersweet memories of the late star to commemorate the day.

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Walker's daughter, Meadow Walker, shared a sweet throwback photo of herself and her dad when she was a little girl as well as a challenge from the Paul Walker Foundation.

"In honor of my dad's birthday today, we're challenging you to DO GOOD!" she wrote. "Share a video or photo of your random act of kindness and nominate 4 people to join the challenge! Be sure to tag the foundation as well as hashtag #PWFdogoodchallenge, so we can check out all of your posts!"

One of the people Meadow tagged was Walker's longtime close friend, Vin Diesel, so we can't wait to see how he pays it forward.

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On Walker's birthday, his She's All That co-star from nearly 20 years ago, Freddie Prinze Jr., gave a new interview and was of course asked about the late star. Prinze became emotional telling a story about when Walker landed that role.

"When Paul came in to audition, I didn't have cast approval, but I had what they called consultation," he remembered. "I knew Paul was the right guy, and when he finished the audition, I asked if I could excuse myself to go to the bathroom. I ran outside to where his car was parked. I said, 'Hey man, you're gonna get this job.' They didn't pay us anything. It was a small movie. [I said], 'They're gonna offer you $25,000, they have $75 in the budget. Don't say no.'"

After Walker's death three years ago, Prinze found out that Walker had told that story to his brother and mom. "To hear that, that meant a lot to him to share that. I loved that there was still that connection there," he said.

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Walker was killed in a car accident in 2013. Since then, his family and friends have kept his legacy alive, and this week is no exception.

It has been a rough summer for love. Some of our favorite couples (Amy Schumer and Ben Hanisch, Anna Faris and Chris Pratt and Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell to name a few) couldn't make it until the leaves started turning, and we've been left to pick up the pieces of our broken hearts as they pick up theirs. And the summer of breakups isn't over yet. It's claimed yet another celeb couple.

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Dancing with the Stars' Carrie Ann Inaba and her fiancé, Days of Our Lives star Robb Derringer, have reportedly called off their engagement.

Rumors have been flying for about a month now about the state of the couple's relationship, and those all came to a head over the weekend when Inaba hosted an event in Hawaii for Olympic figure skater and Season 6 winner Kristi Yamaguchi. Inaba wasn't wearing her engagement ring at the event, and she brought her mom as her plus-one rather than Derringer. Even though she wouldn't comment on her relationship, those signs were pretty clear.

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This comes after Inaba posted a cryptic photo to Instagram reading, "Just when I think I have learned the way to live, life changes," and captioned with a broken heart emoji.

Even before that, she posted a video calling for her followers to donate to Hurricane Harvey relief, and she was clearly shown without her engagement ring on.

But even though Inaba clearly tried to keep her breakup under wraps for a little while, it's still brand new. She and Derringer spent part of July in Hawaii, and she posted photos from there showing them looking as in love as they had ever been.

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Hopefully, Inaba speaks out soon so we can hear what happened to one of our favorite Hollywood couples.

It’s safe to say the only time you truly look forward to visiting the DMV is on your 16th birthday. For parents, though, a kid getting her driver's license can definitely be daunting — likely because it involves watching your "baby" embark on the activity that is the leading cause of death for U.S teens according to the CDC. (Not to freak you out or anything.) But don't fret: Although there are several factors — price, mileage, even style — to take into consideration when purchasing a car for a new driver, the most important by far is safety.

For one thing, electronic stability control and curtain airbags are a must. Larger cars protect better in a crash, so no Vespas, OK? And steer clear of taller vehicles like SUVs, which have a higher center of gravity and are more likely to roll over. Sport and turbo editions with higher horsepower are also not recommended, as this increases the possibility of reckless driving.

So, with all that said, what on Earth is left to buy? Here are our nine picks for cars that check all the new-driver boxes — and even look cool too.

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1. Honda Accord

The Honda Accord is on most lists of safest cars for teens, from Consumer Reports to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The 2017 comes with a rearview camera, Honda LaneWatch Bluetooth and streaming audio and is available with a “suite of safety and driver-assistive technologies designed to alert you to things you might miss while driving.” The Accord holds a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration five-star safety rating and is on the Car and Driver 10Best list for 2017.

• 2017 starting MSRP $22,455

• 23/32 mpg city/highway

2. Ford Fusion

Another favorite is Ford’s midsize sedan, which comes standard with a rearview camera, electronic stability control, first- and second-row side-curtain airbags, a personal safety system, and available pre-collision assist with pedestrian detection.

• 2018 starting MSRP $22,120

• 21/32 mpg city/highway

3. Honda Civic

Though smaller than the Accord, the more affordable price and better mileage put the Civic on the list of best cars for new drivers according to Kelley Blue Book and Consumer Reports. The Civic also comes with a rearview camera and is available with Honda Sensing on its automatic models. It boasts an NHTSA five-star safety rating and is the overall winner of the KBB Best Buy Award.

• 2017 starting MSRP $18,740

• 28/40 mpg city/highway

4. Hyundai Sonata

The new Sonata is loaded with safety features including blind-spot detection with rear cross-traffic alert and lane-change assist, a rearview camera, vehicle stability management system, and electronic stability control. It also comes standard with hands-free Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, has an NHTSA five-star safety rating and was voted 2017 IIHS Top Safety Pick when equipped with optional automatic emergency braking and dynamic bending lights. It also boasts the best warranty available — 10 year/100,000.

• 2018 starting MSRP $22,050

• 25/36 mpg city/highway

5. Mazda Mazda3

One of the most affordable new cars on this list, the Mazda3 four-door is pretty damn stylish. Equipped with Mazda's anti-lock brake system with electronic brake-force distribution and brake assist, dynamic stability control, traction-control system and a rearview camera, it’s one of the safer cars on the road. Voted a 2017 IIHS Top Safety Pick Plus “when equipped with available Smart City Brake Support and Adaptive Front-lighting System” and also named a Car and Driver 10Best for the past four years. The EPA ranks Mazda as the most “fuel-efficient auto manufacturer in the US.”

• 2017 starting MSRP $17,845

• 28/37 mpg city/highway

6. Toyota Prius

In addition to the best mpg on the list, the Prius also boasts one of the most all-encompassing standard safety packages. Toyota Safety Sense is the brand's advanced integrated system of technologies, which include lane-departure alert, full-speed range dynamic radar cruise control, pre-collision system with pedestrian detection and automatic high beams. This is in addition to an integrated backup camera, blind-spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alert and their Star Safety System -— what the brand calls “a suite of six advanced safety features.” When compared with competitors, the higher price point brings the Prius into the same range as many others’ add-on safety packages.

• 2017 starting MSRP $23,475

• 50/54 mpg city/highway

7. Subaru Impreza

Although the Impreza doesn’t come standard with as many safety features as competitors, it’s touted as the longest-lasting vehicle in its class — and every Subaru is equipped with symmetrical all-wheel drive, which improves traction for active accident avoidance. EyeSight Driver Assist technology, blind-spot detection, and rear cross-traffic alert are available on some of the more premium models, but they all come with a rear-vision camera and reverse automatic braking. The Impreza offers an impressive number of add-on components, and when equipped with EyeSight and steering-responsive headlights, it makes the IIHS list of top safety picks.

• 2017 starting MSRP $18,395

• 28/38 mpg city/highway

8. Toyota Corolla

The Toyota Corolla shows up on several lists of the top-recommended cars for teens, including Kelley Blue Book, Consumer Reports, and U.S. News & World Report. Like the Prius, the Corolla also comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense, a package that includes a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, lane-departure alert with steering assist, dynamic radar cruise control and automatic high beams and the brand's Star Safety System. This model also comes with eight airbags, a backup camera and the Audio Plus system to keep your hands free and eyes on the road. 2017 IIHS Top Safety Pick.

• 2018 starting MSRP $18,500

• 28/36 mpg city/highway

9. Chevy Malibu

Voted as the best midsize car for families, the 2017 Chevy Malibu is also on the IIHS top safety pick list when equipped with available driver-confidence package. The Malibu offers 11 available safety features to prevent accidents before they occur, including front and rear parking assist, front pedestrian braking and adaptive cruise control. It comes standard with 10 airbags, and the LS version and above include a special teen driver package to encourage safe driving habits.

• 2017 starting MSRP $21,680

• 27/36 mpg city/highway

If your budget doesn’t allow for a new car, older models of all of these cars are still exceptional options. Make sure to check out websites like the NHTSA and the IIHS, and remember: A safe car is far more important than a fancy one. Choose the most reliable car with the best safety features in your price range — even if it's orange (sorry, kid).

We've been through so many ups and downs with Chipotle in the past few years, I feel like they're one of my exes. First, there was nothing but love for their tasty jumbo burritos; then, the E. coli outbreak happened. They rebounded, mostly because I couldn't resist the siren call of a sofritas burrito with guac... and then there was a norovirus outbreak. But now that they've been in the clear health-code wise for a few years, they might just be able to win us back forever, because, friends, they're making their queso available at locations nationwide.

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The queso first popped up at the Chipotle Next Kitchen in New York earlier in the year, then spread to SoCal and Colorado, and people were already going crazy over the stuff. Unlike the gloppy orange nacho cheese you get at most fast-food places and football stadiums, theirs is made without additives, added colors, flavors or preservatives, just like the rest of their menu.

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Their queso is made with aged cheddar cheese, tomatillos, tomatoes and peppers and will cost $1.25 to add it to your entrée or $5.25 for a large side of the stuff. Apparently, queso has been the most-requested item at the chain for years, so it'll be interesting to see how people react to the chain now that they serve it.

More: Chipotle's actual guacamole recipe in 7 easy steps

I've always had a fondness for the radioactive orange "cheese" you can get at school cafeterias and gas stations around the country, so I'm definitely excited to try this gourmet, all-natural option. Looks like Chipotle and I are officially back on again.

It looks like Adam Levine has a whole lot more than the upcoming Season 13 premiere of The Voice to look forward to — in an Instagram post on Wednesday, the Maroon 5 frontman's wife, Behati Prinsloo, casually announced that the sweet couple is expecting again.

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Already sporting that happy mama glow, Prinsloo shared a photo of herself in a bikini with a noticeable baby bump. The caption simply reads, "ROUND 2...."

Of course, Levine and Prinsloo's new baby will be in good company. Aside from some pretty stellar parents, the little one joins the couple's one-year-old daughter, Dusty Rose.

Although Levine hasn't publicly responded to the announcement yet, it's likely only a matter of time before he gushes about his expanding family. At the rocker's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in February of this year (where Dusty made her adorable debut), Levine couldn't contain his pride.

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"I have a daughter, I have the most beautiful wife in the entire world. I am one of the luckiest people who's ever lived and it has nothing to do with me. It has to do with the people who love me the most and so, I thank all of those people. I can't do it individually, but I thank you all," he said.

Prinsloo is equally over the moon about their growing brood.

In a recent interview with People, the model-mommy explained, "I love Adam, and when you get married and you fall in love with someone, you think that there's no greater love than that love. And then you have a baby, and it's just next-level love."

More: 12 Things You Didn't Know About Adam Levine

Both Levine and Prinsloo have even gotten tattoos to celebrate this "next-level" love. In May, Levine had "True Love" inked across his knuckles. As for Prinsloo, she had their daughter's name, Dusty, tattooed on her left arm. Perhaps the new addition will go on the right, then?

Congrats to the happy couple on this latest chapter in their lives. Levine-Prinsloo, party of four!

If ever there was a moment we wished we possessed magical powers of transfiguration, that moment is now. If we did, we'd transfigure ourselves right into This Is Us star Chrissy Metz's shoes — 'cause in a photo currently going viral on Twitter, Metz finds herself smack-dab in the middle of a love sandwich, courtesy of her co-stars Sterling K. Brown and Justin Hartley.

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On the plus side, the photo is further proof that Brown, Metz and Hartley can, in fact, get even cuter than we already thought knew they were. Alternately, we're not part of their precious squad, which gives us a serious case of sad-face emoji.

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The actors have obviously formed a strong bond playing the beloved "Big Three" on This Is Us, also known on the show as siblings Randall, Kate and Kevin, respectively.

The pic comes courtesy of a photo shoot with The Hollywood Reporter as part of the magazine's Sept. 13 cover. (But also, heaven.) And although you'll have to read the feature for all of the juicy details and accompanying photos, the benevolent Twitter gods did see it fit to share a second sneak peek.

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Mm. Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink. WE ARE THIRSTY.

Sadly, we have a little longer to wait before these three grace our screens once more. Season 2 of This Is Us premieres on Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 9/8c, though, so don't forget to set your iCalendar reminds now. Until then, we can at least bide our time pretending to be Metz in this super-tasty sandwich.

When it comes to the testing done in the OB-GYN's office, we know we want it done as quickly as possible, but aside from that, do we really know what's happening down there? And how often do we need to get Pap smears? The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has weighed in on this, publishing a draft of new guidelines for cervical cancer screening.

They say clinicians should screen for cervical cancer in women ages 21 to 29 every three years via a Pap test. Women ages 30 to 65 need a Pap test every three years or a Human Papillomavirus testing alone every five years — not both tests, as is currently in the guidelines.

Women younger than 21 and older than 65 (and those without a cervix) who have been screened do not need the tests.

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A Pap smear assesses cells that are scraped off the cervix that may become abnormal; an HPV test is a DNA test that tells you if HPV is present, and if so, what types.

The recommendations do not apply to women at high risk for cervical cancer, including those who have been diagnosed with a high-grade precancerous cervical lesion or have a weakened immune system (such as women who are HIV-positive).

“The Task Force looked at the evidence on the effectiveness of different screening tests and intervals based on age, and found that after age 30, the Pap test and HPV tests are both effective for cervical cancer screening,” said Task Force member Dr. Maureen G. Phipps in an emailed press release for the new guidelines. “Women ages 30 to 65, therefore, have a choice between the Pap test every three years or HPV test every five years.”

More: 7 things your gynecologist wants you to know

Dr. Stephanie Blank, director of women’s health at Mount Sinai Downtown Chelsea Center and a professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai said that one of the biggest differences between the new guidelines and the former recommendations is that the new guidelines recommend against co-testing (having an HPV test and a Pap test at the same time) in women between 30 and 65.

Currently, the task force recommends screening women age 21 to 65 years old with a Pap test every three years. They recommend women 30 to 65 to screen with a combination of Pap and HPV every five years.

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“However, the new guidelines are recommending Pap alone with cytology every three years or HPV testing alone every five years, but not both together,” Blank explained in an emailed statement provided by Mount Sinai. “The rationale in these guidelines is that doing these two test tests together did not cause more deaths.”

By Kristen Fischer

Originally published on HelloFlo.

ADHD is my superpower.

Don’t ask me to change the oil on my truck. No matter how many times my husband patiently demonstrates the steps, I’m just not interested enough to stay focused on the task. My executive function skills are adorably horrid, so I can’t make it from point A to point B without an extremely detailed to-do list. And sometimes my mouth works faster than my brain, which means I might interrupt during a conversion and not even realize I did it. So maybe there are a few negatives, but why beat myself down when I can build myself up?

ADHD is my superpower. This is how ADHD turns me into a creative badass.

1. Hyper-focus is my friend

Hyper-focus is like the polar opposite of trying to remember the steps for that oil change I am never going to do because I don’t care. If I am hyper-focused, it means I am doing something I love and know I can rock the final product. I wrote a book in a year on three-hours of sleep a night because it had to be finished. Wanna go hang out tonight minus the kiddos? Sorry, I have to finish this essay I’m working on. My child wants cereal for dinner because Mama’s working and she knows deadlines mean I don’t come up for air until I hit "send" on an email to the editor.

More: For One Woman, ADHD Isn't a Problem — It's the Reason She Excels

2. All the plates in the air

I never have just one thing to do. My normal is juggling all the plates at the same time and still kicking ass. Right now, I’m homeschooling my autistic daughter, freelancing my booty off, pitching and writing for various outlets, working on the behind-the-scenes for a new podcast I am launching soon called The Byline, trying to get back on a regular workout schedule and the rest of the WAHM basics, like keeping the apartment clean enough to earn my adulting sticker for the day.

OK, it’s a solid "maybe" on that last one. The bottom line is that I am the most productive and creative when I have everything going on at once, which is exactly why I loved working as a newspaper reporter as much as I love what I do now.

3. Under pressure

Speaking of deadlines, I live for them. Seriously. I had three months to write a 30-page paper in college for a required religion class — and it was the only grade for the class, so hello, pressure! Did I start it the minute it was assigned? Nope. I have learned since my diagnosis that time is my enemy because it gives me the chance to second-, third- and fourth-guess my writing. Anytime I started early on a paper, I’d end up scrapping it at the eleventh hour and starting over from scratch two days before it was due, anyway. For a person with ADHD, procrastination is an art that leaves us relaxed until we realize it’s 48 hours to go time, so we produce and thrive on the deadline rush because we have no other choice.

Oh, and yeah, I got the A.

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4. Dude, where’s my car?

I have been known to lose my car in mall parking lots. I never remember where I parked or what door I entered, so sometimes, the nice mall security guards take pity on me and drive me around until I scream triumphantly that my car is right there, where I said it was. But what I miss from the big picture, I make up for with the details. I see the shades of color that will add to a character description. I hear the nuances and rhythm of speech and conversation that will make a story come alive when passing by strangers on the street. Just don’t ask me where I put my car keys. I’ll find them eventually.

More: Being a Parent With ADHD Isn't Without Challenges, but This Mama's Got This

5. No time for doubts

Because I operate best with multiple projects going at the same time, I don’t have the time to waste feeling sorry for myself when an editor passes on a pitch or turns down a completed essay. I can't throw in the towel because my book wasn’t an NYT best-seller. And I refuse to believe I’m busting my ass for anything short of making it happen. The minute I get a rejection, I check my contact list to see which outlet is a fit for the piece I’m trying to place, and I dive right back in with a new pitch. This is how I recently placed an essay about my late father with two years' worth of rejections. I kept pushing because I know that every rejection will bring me one step closer to the next publication and making my dreams come true.

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Our favorite opalescent tree shark, who turns 46 on Sept. 16, has been dazzling all of us with her strong feminist views, inspiring humanitarianism and hilarious wit for almost 20 years, and we couldn’t be more grateful. From her work on Saturday Night Live and Parks and Recreation, to her totally #goals friendship with Tina Fey and her direct involvement in beloved TV shows like Broad City and Difficult People, Poehler has brightened the lives of everyone with whom she’s crossed paths.

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So, to thank the woman who’s graced our TV and movie screens with some of the funniest and most powerful female characters out there, we’ve gathered up some of Poehler’s best and most hilarious moments throughout her career so far.

Parks and Recreation

This list would be absolutely nothing if we didn’t include a few of Poehler’s best moments as the iconic civil servant Leslie Knope. Nothing will compare to this early moment in the series when Leslie takes the blame for accidentally shooting Ron Swanson on a hunting trip.

Or when she was haunted by some phallic graffiti she had to remove.

Mean Girls

She’s not a regular mom; she’s a cool mom! Poehler’s role as Regina George’s bubbly, trying-to-be-one-of-the-girls mother is one to remember. We’ll never forget this moment when she was surprisingly progressive in how she would deal with her daughter and her friends drinking alcohol.

And, of course, her amazing dance moves during the Plastics' "Jingle Bell Rock" number.

All of her interviews with Jimmy Fallon

These former SNL cast members and Weekend Update hosts continue to shine together on screen, even when Poehler is just a guest on Fallon’s late-night talk show. I’m honestly still laughing at her story about her oldest son being a little sociopathic.

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Her amazing friendship with Tina Fey

Honestly, is there a more iconic lady duo out there right now? Poehler and Fey have been working together since their days with the Upright Citizens Brigade in New York City, and their chemistry and personal relationship have only gotten stronger over the years. From their years on SNL to their work on hit movies like Baby Mama and Sisters, these ladies are the purest example of what a strong, supportive female friendship can be.

Also, they were the best hosts the Golden Globes will ever have. End of story.

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Saturday Night Live

Poehler was a cast member on SNL for seven years, and in that time, she created a huge roster of hilarious characters. Take, for example, Betty Caruso from the popular Bronx Beat sketch.

And who can forget the time she was eight months pregnant and did an amazing rap about being Sarah Palin on Weekend Update?

Also, her Hillary Clinton impression was hands-down the best SNL has ever seen, especially during the 2008 election. But we love you too, Kate McKinnon!

More: Amy Poehler Made Us Rethink How We Treat Ourselves & Other Women

We hope you have an amazing birthday, you rainbow-infused space unicorn, Amy!

There’s a reason we haven’t heard much out of Selena Gomez this summer: She had a kidney transplant because of complications with lupus.

The singer, who has been open about dealing with lupus — as well as mental illness — took to Instagram this morning to update us on her condition and her absence over the past few months. She posted a photo of her and her friend Francia Raisa in adjacent hospital beds holding hands, disclosing that Raisa was her kidney donor.

“There aren’t words to describe how I can possibly thank my beautiful friend Francia Raisa,” Gomez wrote on Instagram. “She gave me the ultimate gift and sacrifice by donating her kidney to me. I am incredibly blessed. I love you so much sis. Lupus continues to be very misunderstood but progress is being made.”

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Saying that it was what she needed for her “overall health,” Gomez wrote that she “honestly look[s] forward” to sharing her medical journey from the past few months. Until then, she wanted to publicly thank her family and “incredible team of doctors” that performed the procedure and have overseen her postoperative recovery.

Lupus is an autoimmune disease that can impact any part of the body, including skin, joints and/or organs and affects an estimated 5 million people worldwide.

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Gomez concluded her post by sharing the link for the Lupus Research Alliance website, where people can learn more about the condition. We wish both Gomez and Raisa speedy recoveries!

Today is the day Apple geeks have been waiting for: the release of the latest iPhone. Actually, make that three new iPhones: the iPhone 8, the iPhone 8 Plus and the cream of the crop, the iPhone X.

If you care about these things, you’ll be excited about the iPhone X’s new fancy bits: wireless charging, facial recognition, an edge-to-edge display and — drumroll please — no home button. You might not be so excited about the $1,000 price tag. My son, however, is quite excited.

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Personally, I’m still trying to figure out how to take more photos on my iPhone SE without getting that annoying "not enough storage" message (just as I have all the kids in the one spot with their eyes open). This particular model was only released by Apple last year, but it looks like a brick compared to my friends' sleek, sliver-thin iPhone 7s. The fancy features of the new iPhone would be lost on me, and I sure as hell have better things to spend $1,000 on.

My children, however, continue to struggle with the concept of things costing money — as well as the fact that sleek, sliver-thin gadgets cost far too much money. My daughter has just turned 7, so sure, she's excused. But her big brother turns 10 soon, and he seems to think that with double digits should come major perks, such as his own smartphone. The average age for a kid to get their first cellphone is 10.3 years, so I'm prepared for these pleas. Right now, my son has a used and refurbished iPod Touch, which is fine for playing games and sending me rows of poop emojis when he's at his dad's house.

"I think I need a smartphone," he said recently. "Lots of kids in my class have them."

"What do you need a smartphone for?" I asked him. "You don't go anywhere without me or your dad. And you can send me poop emojis from your iPod Touch."

He shrugged. "Lots of kids in my class have them."

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This is my biggest issue with kids and smartphones. It's not about wireless charging or facial recognition or the absence of a home button. It's about a status symbol. It's about having what everyone else has, regardless of the price tag.

I don't know what the late Mr. Apple himself, Steve Jobs, would think about my son getting a smartphone at the age of 10, but I do know what his longtime rival Bill Gates thinks. Earlier this year, the Microsoft mogul gave an interview in which he revealed he didn't let any of his children get their own cellphone until they were 14 years old — even though "they complained other kids got them earlier." And that's a basic cellphone he's talking about, not a smartphone.

As someone who makes a living online, I'm keen for my kids to be exposed to digital tools and have the chance to develop technology skills. At this point, they do this at school as well as at home, where we have an iMac and a Kindle as well as the secondhand iPods. Isn't that more than enough?

I'm prepared for the impassioned pleas for the latest gadgets as the kids get older and more susceptible to peer pressure. And I'll admit that, as someone who grew up in the '80s, it's hard for me to resist the temptation to wax lyrical about the joys of climbing trees, riding bikes until the sun went down and drawing on actual paper instead of an iPad screen. I must try, though, because we live in a different world now: a world in which kids' noses are often buried in their smartphones. But that's not their fault. This is the way things are, and denying it won't accomplish much.

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As with so many aspects of parenting, it all comes down to balance. My kids will, at some stage, want to use — even need to use — their gadgets for more than emojis and Minecraft. Before I know it, they'll even have university papers or conference calls for their job. It's highly unlikely my kids will be the only ones in their class to start high school without a smartphone — a quick straw poll of other parents confirms this — but when I do think they're mature enough to use (and look after) one, I'll consider it. But it definitely won't be the iPhone X.