TMI? First Khloé Kardashian posts a picture of her camel toe and now her big sister Kourtney Kardashian posts a placenta picture. Kourtney has yet to share a picture of her 3-week-old son, Reign Aston, but she did post this picture of her "yummy" green placenta pills on her Instagram page and touted the benefits of them.

"Yummy…PLACENTA pills! No joke…I will be sad when my placenta pills run out. They are life changing! #benefits #lookitup."

Kardashian is among many Hollywood moms, including Gaby Hoffman and January Jones, who eat their placenta. It is a weird celebrity mom trend, however, it also sounds kind of cool — as long as it is in pill form.

"It's not gross or witchcrafty," Jones said in an interview. "It's a very civilized thing that can help women with depression or fatigue. I was never depressed or sad or down after the baby was born, so I'd highly suggest it to any pregnant woman."

It's not all placenta pills on her social media page, as Kourtney also posted this adorable picture of her daughter Penelope and her son Mason snuggled up together sleeping.

"Good morning! We make our own pajama sets now or lack thereof. #wildnights #yeezus," she captioned the photo.

Nicole Richie

There aren't many who can rock a rainbow of hair hues, but Nicole Richie is one them. The mom of two posted this picture of her newest hair color hue:  turquoise.

Richie, who has a 7-year-old daughter named Harlow and a 5-year-old son named Sparrow, is more than likely wearing a wig.

"A body like Arnold with a Denzel face," she captioned the photo, posting alongside her German shepherd named Iro.

Beyoncé

Is she pregnant — or isn't she? Either way, Beyoncé has us talking. The singer posted this Instagram shot as she lies in the sand with sand packed on her belly to make it look like a baby bump. The singer coyly didn't make a caption, and prefers to let the picture do the talking.

Queen Bey also shared this cute snapshot of her daughter, Blue Ivy, enjoying a piece of rainbow cake on her third birthday.

Kelly Clarkson

Extra points for Kelly Clarkson for having her adorable daughter River Rose help promote her new single, "Heartbeat Song."

The 34-year-old posted this video of River with earphones on, dancing and kicking her legs adorably.

"What are you listening to?" she asks River, before taking the headphones off and playing a snippet of her new single. River continues to dance and smile, hamming it up for the camera.

Vanessa Carlton

Singer Vanessa Carlton shared a photo of her baby girl straight from the delivery room.

Her husband was the first to post a snapshot of their baby, calling her "Sid the kid," so we speculated her name would be Sidney or Sid for short. Carlton shared her entire name — Sidney Aoibheann Carlton-McCauley— and her middle name is quite the mouthful. The name Aoibheann is an Irish name that is actually pronounced like "avon."

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Take a look at what’s coming up:

Jordin Sparks and special guests (like Larry Fitzgerald) at Blur Nightclub

Image: Apega/WENN.com

When: Wednesday, Jan. 28; 7-9 p.m. for under 21, 9:30-2 a.m. for 21+
Where: Blur Nightclub, 7419 E. Indian Plaza, Suite A, Scottsdale
What: Jordin Sparks is hosting an intimate performance, with money going toward charity.
How much: $100-$500; get tickets here

Capital Cities at the Coors Light Birds Nest

Image: Capital Cities/Facebook

When: Wednesday, Jan. 28
Where: Waste Management Phoenix Open, on Frank Lloyd Wright and Hayden, Scottsdale
What: Capital Cities performs as one of the musical guests at the Coors Light Birds Nest at the Waste Management Open.
How much: $60-$92; get tickets here

More: Capital Cities on their "very modern" collaboration with André 3000

The Roots and Walk the Moon at Verizon Super Bowl Party

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When: Wednesday, Jan. 28, to Sunday, Feb. 1
Where: Washington Street and Second Street, Phoenix
What: A day before the big game, you can catch a free concert series in downtown Phoenix. Not only will The Roots and Walk the Moon (and plenty of other great local acts!) perform, but it’s all free. View the entire Verizon Super Bowl Party lineup here.
How much: Free

Listen to Walk the Moon:

More: The Roots' hilarious reactions to Fifty Shades trailer

Rihanna, Zac Brown Band and many others at DirecTV Super Fan Fest

Image: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com

When: Wednesday, Jan. 28, to Friday, Jan. 30 
Where: Pendergast Family Farm, across from University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale
What: Are you ready for this? DirecTV hosts an unprecedented three-day music festival featuring some of the biggest artists today. Here’s the lineup:

• Wednesday, January 28
  Super Fan Stage: Zac Brown Band
  HGTV Lodge: Thomas Rhett, Sam Hunt, The Cadillac Three
• Thursday, January 29
  Super Fan Stage: Calvin Harris
  HGTV Lodge: Alesso, Jason Derulo, Magic!, Becky G
• Friday, January 30
  Super Fan Stage: Imagine Dragons and Snoop Dogg
  HGTV Lodge: Young the Giant, Ingrid Michaelson, American Authors

Where’s Rihanna, you ask? Well, unfortunately, she’s playing an invite-only show as part of DirecTV’s Super Super Saturday party the night before the game. No word yet if they’ll sell tickets for this one last-minute.
How much: $150-$700+; get tickets here

Big Sean, Tiësto and Kaskade

Image: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com

When: Thursday, Jan. 29, Friday, Jan. 30 and Saturday, Jan. 31 at 9 p.m.
Where: Maya Day and Nightclub, 7333 E. Indian Plaza, Scottsdale
What: Go poolside (it’s not like it’s cold in Arizona or anything, seriously) and get your Big Sean fix on the 29th. Tiësto and Kaskade will be there the following days, on the 30th and 31st, respectively.
How much: $50 for Big Sean, $100 for Tiësto and $200 for Kaskade; get tickets here

Did we miss any? Which one will you hit up while you’re in town for Super Bowl weekend? Let us know in the comments!

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On Tuesday, Jan. 13, Erica Morales was rushed to the hospital with a swollen foot and blood pressure at 190/90. According to the Daily Mail, she wrote on her Facebook page: "He will push deliver up or stall it to to 34 weeks. I'm 31 tomorrow. He said I did phenomenal. A poster child for quads. He wish they could all go this way but this last part we have to do it carefully because u can stroke out with bad blood pressure. I'm sure I won't but he looking at how to finish things. (sic)"

Doctors have launched an investigation into the cause of death.

Family and friends say they will help Erica's husband raise the four babies: Carlos Jr., Paisley, Tracy and little Erica. I can't imagine how devastating this is for the family and friends who knew and loved Erica, and it's so amazingly heartbreaking when a young mother dies. I can't imagine the pain her husband is in. If you would like to help the family, there is a GoFund me page set up in Erica's honor.

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Curries are one of the more popular dishes you might see when enjoying this type of food. In this recipe, I tried to re-create a dish that is not only super flavorful but also vegetarian and — most important — easy to prepare. Break out your slow cooker, and get this curry going for dinner. You will be surprised how good this not only smells but how delicious this combination of ingredients comes together in taste.

Easy slow cooker vegetarian chickpea curry recipe

Garbanzo beans — aka chickpeas — are added to the slow cooker, simmered in a rich and flavorful curry sauce and served over rice. Tip: This meal is perfect to freeze and reheat on a busy day.

Serves 6

Prep time: 20 minutes | Cook time: 4 hours | Total time: 4 hours 20 minutes

Ingredients:

• 2 tablespoons ghee or clarified butter, melted
• 1 cup coconut milk
• 1 cup vegetable broth
• 2 (15 ounce) cans diced tomatoes
• 1/2 (6 ounce) can tomato paste
• 3 garlic cloves, minced
• 2-1/2 tablespoons curry powder
• 1 tablespoon garam masala (can be found in the spice section or at Indian grocery stores)
• 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
• 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
• 1 large sweet onion, minced
• 2 (15 ounce) cans garbanzo beans, drained and rinsed
• Cooked rice, for serving
• Minced red onion and cilantro, for garnish

Directions:

1. Add all the ingredients to the slow cooker except for the garbanzo beans, and mix well.
2. Gently stir in the garbanzo beans, and cover the slow cooker with the lid
3. Set the cooker to low, and cook for 4 hours, stirring occasionally if possible.
4. Once the curry is done, serve over warm rice, and top with red onions and cilantro.

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They make a delicious topping for nearly anything from salads to sandwiches, and can even go into quiches or get pureed in sauces. Roasting the peppers brings out their naturally sweet flavor, making them very versatile for other recipes.

Check your local supermarket or farmers market, and buy peppers in bulk or when they are on sale. Then try roasting a huge batch for your upcoming meals.

Foolproof roasted red peppers recipe

Fresh red bell peppers are halved and roasted in the oven until nice and charred. Remove the pepper skins, and serve these sweet oven-roasted peppers on nearly anything.

Yields 6

Prep time: 15 minutes | Cook time: 45 minutes | Inactive time: 15 minutes | Total time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Ingredients:

• 6 large organic, sweet, red bell peppers
• 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil

Directions:

1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F, and line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. Cut each bell pepper in half, and remove the seeds and stems.
3. With your fingertips, lightly rub each pepper half with a little bit of the olive oil, and place them cut side down on the baking sheet in a single layer.
4. Roast in the oven for 45 minutes or until the skins of the peppers start to blacken and char.
5. Remove the peppers from the oven, and immediately transfer them to an airtight container, then place the lid on top.
6. Allow the peppers to cool in the container for about 15 minutes or until they can be handled.
7. Using a fork, gently remove the skins from the peppers, and then store them in the airtight container for up to 5 days.

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Yes, we know they aren't really members of the same family tree, but McKinnon's impersonation of Bieber is so uncanny, it borders on the unbelievable. Hilarious, but unbelievable.

In McKinnon's latest Saturday Night Live skit, she spoofs Bieber's recent Calvin Klein campaign and really breaks it down. She tackles everything: Bieber's drum playing, his facial hair, his tattoos, the alleged Photoshopping of his junk and the rumors that Bieber acted inappropriately toward Lara Stone, the female model featured in the ads, during production.

More: SNL outdoes itself with this Bilbo Baggins skit (VIDEO)

Some of our favorite lines include, "Yo, all this underwear is making me tired," "This tattoo made me say 'owie,'" "Hey girl. Miss me? I just had a nappie, yo," and "Yo, my pee-pee's in there." We dare you to watch that part and not laugh.

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But the brilliance in McKinnon's Bieber work doesn't come in what she's saying but in how she's delivering the lines. Her mannerisms and facial expressions are classic and so completely Bieber, it's crazy.

Check it out:

Bieber gets serious

Image: Saturday Night Live/YouTube

Image: Calvin Klein/YouTube

It's all in the eyes and the slack jaw.

Bieber gets sensual

Image: Saturday Night Live/YouTube

Image: Calvin Klein/YouTube

The applebox is not a myth.

Bieber gets pensive

Image: Saturday Night Live/YouTube

Image: Calvin Klein/YouTube

More money, more problems. Am I right?

Bieber gets tough

Image: Saturday Night Live/YouTube

Image: Calvin Klein/YouTube

Which doesn't look so different from Bieber getting serious.

Bieber gets spiritual

Image: Saturday Night Live/YouTube

Image: Justin Bieber/Instagram

He's grateful. Just so grateful.

Check out McKinnon in her all her Bieber-licious glory in the full SNL skit below.

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Careful. You're unusually susceptible to lost causes while Mars is under the influence of Neptune (Jan. 19 – 25). Neptune tends to water down the defenses of whatever planet it conjoins. Born under Mars, you're usually drawn to buff, virile types with a lower body fat percentage than you. However, Neptune's influence could lead you into the orbit of arty types with twiggy limbs, sallow expressions and a two pack a day habit. Don't fall for it! Adopt an animal rescue instead. It won't cost as much and the pooch (or kitty) will always be grateful for the love you give.

Up next: Taurus horoscope

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You'll be checking out the merchandise this week while ruling planet Venus is opposite Jupiter. It's great if you're single because you'll be getting a lot of flirty glances back. However, it could be upsetting if you're already spoken for because you'll wonder if you're really feeling that unfulfilled. What can be said other than it's a Venus thing? It wouldn't matter if you were shtupping Chris Hemsworth, you'd still ask yourself if you could do better. It's the nature of Venus to window shop. And as everyone knows just because you look doesn't mean you'll buy.

Up next: Gemini horoscope

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So why do you change the subject when he tries to ask you out? You can tell he's interested but there's a part of you that continually pulls away. Are you afraid of getting hurt or are you afraid of hurting him? Chances are it's the latter given your track record of episodic romances. But if there's anything that Mercury retrogrades are good for (Mercury will be retrograde from Jan. 21 – Feb. 11) it's that they will lead you down a road that you wouldn't normally take. Following that path right now could make all the difference.

Up next: Cancer horoscope

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Love and sex have always been intertwined, but lately you've been wondering if it's more like they're handcuffed to each other. On Jan. 20 the sun enters Aquarius. Aquarius rules that part of your solar horoscope that pertains to sex. Free thinking and experimental, it shows that there's a side of you that's willing to try anything once. You'll be feeling the impulse to expand your horizons (or at least your repertoire) over the next four weeks. Now you may assume that you can't share this with him, but give it a go. He probably thought you'd never ask.

Up next: Leo horoscope

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It's not every day when you meet someone who's immune to your charms. You're used to dazzling guys with your fabulousness. However, Venus opposite Jupiter on Jan. 19 shows that he won't be an easy score. He has his own circle of warring wannabe girlfriends. In fact he may come across as being remarkably disinterested and this could lead you to yield the field. But don't you know when a guy is playing with your head in order to find a way to your heart? Just relax and be you. He'll slide up beside you soon enough.

Up next: Virgo horoscope

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This would be a good time to give your lover some space and yourself some breathing room. He's going through a rough transition where he feels very uncertain about his future and this is triggering all of your abandonment anxieties. Your response is to draw up a series of action steps and strategies but that just won't translate to him right now. He's in more of a sullen and philosophical frame of mind. What it comes down to in the end is something you already know: He's the one who has to sort out his own life.

Up next: Libra horoscope

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You may surprise everyone — as well as yourself — with news of a radical change of heart on Jan. 20. A new moon in Aquarius in that part of your solar chart that pertains to romance usually signals an affable affair; however, this is a "super moon" and super moons pack a heavy emotional wallop. The nature of this is more revelatory than revolutionary — something akin to the realization that you boarded a bus heading in the wrong direction and that you need to get off of it pronto. You'll want to grab a transfer ticket on Jan. 25.

Up next: Scorpio horoscope

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A certain someone needs to work a lot harder to win back your trust and from what you've seen so far you're not inclined to hold your breath. Yet Mars passing under the rays of Neptune this week will put you in a rare mood to forgive and even forget. Born under a water sign, empathy and compassion come easily for you. And it's because you know what it's like to be on both sides of the fence — to hurt and to be hurt — that you will eventually soften your position and cut this person some slack.

Up next: Sagittarius horoscope

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Beware of getting drawn back into a family pattern that you just struggled free from. Mars conjunct Neptune on Jan. 19 shows that a parent or a sibling will be playing the guilt card once again and you could wind up jumping through hoops to try to please them. The definition of insanity is repeating something in hopes that the outcome will be different. Don't do this to yourself. Make peace with whatever you feel you did wrong. Chances are it's not all that bad. And even if it were, it still doesn't justify someone manipulating you.

Up next: Capricorn horoscope

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You will be seized by an impulse to give and give generously when the new moon occults in Aquarius on Jan. 20. It will be so unexpected that you'll wonder what's come over you. There comes a time in life when you make the switch from looking after your own interest to looking out after the interests of others. It's kind of like making the switch from child to parent. This new sense of plenty may not be reflected in your bank account, but it will resonate in the lives you touch. This sort of goodwill will reward you tenfold.

Up next: Aquarius horoscope

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You need to stop acting surprised when a fellow says he's attracted to you. Aquarians have a hard time acknowledging that they can have that effect. You want people to be drawn to you as a person and not just your looks, but there's nothing wrong with having a beautiful body to go with that beautiful mind. Why should it be either/or when you can present the entire package? This is the marvelous lesson that Venus in Aquarius has to teach. Next time someone compliments you on your appearance, just say thanks. It makes for the perfect icebreaker.

Up next: Pisces horoscope

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Mercury retrograde on Jan. 21 shows a paramour pulling a disappearing act. After weeks of slowly moving closer to each other he may abruptly stop responding to your messages and texts. Survival instincts say leave well enough alone, but you should reach out to him anyway to see what's up. It doesn't have to be confrontational; just conversational. Chances are he's feeling besieged by other pressing matters in his life. These are probably things that he doesn't feel like discussing now; however, just knowing that you're there to listen will encourage him to open up one day.

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More: Our original thoughts on "Elastic Heart"

So, when Sia's veiled face finally appeared, I was even more locked in on the episode... dying to see how it would all go down. In the end, though, I was left feeling strangely disjointed. She hadn't let me down, but she didn't blow my mind, either. I just felt... some type of way. Here were my personal stages of watching Sia perform "Elastic Heart" on SNL.

1. Will she show her face?

We all basically know what she looks like... yet, I still want to see her face. Is SNL a good enough reason to unveil herself? Guess not!

Image: YouTube/SNL

2. Maybe a tricky lighting guy will do it!

Was it really too much to ask for some sneaky bastard to dive in and catch a pic with flash or for someone to quickly flash a light under the veil? Then we could screenshot that moment!

3. Does she think she's Lady Gaga?

I get that crazy costumes aren't anything new or trademarked. Lady Gaga didn't invent them. She just perfected them. This feels like a rip-off.

4. Is Shia LaBeouf coming?

First, I should mention that I didn't really catch a hint of pedophilia in the original music video until everyone else started making a big deal about it. Now that I've seen it, though, it's hard not to want to see if LaBeouf would come back out and recreate the moment, despite critics' original opinions.

5. Oh, he's not. Bummer.

I don't care how crazy he is. Those abs, though!

Image: Giphy.com

6. Is this supposed to be less creepy?

Sia knows that women can be pedos, too, right? Those thoughts can't be un-thought. This feels just as gross. Make it stop!

7. At least the unitards aren't dirty.

So gross.

Image: YouTube/Sia

8. That thing with the legs is terrifying.

She's clearly possessed.

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9. Wait, wait, wait!

This feels too much like teenage rebellion now.

10. Is the older dancer supposed to be her mother?

Image: YouTube/NBC

11. Was Shia supposed to be her father?

Maybe we got it all wrong!

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12. But seriously, though...

Does she think she's Lady Gaga?

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Neptune could do some serious damage to your hard-as-nails reputation when it conjoins Mars on Jan. 19. It makes you sensitive, dreamy and worse — weepy. Steer clear of the chick flicks if you want to maintain your dignity. Yet this is also a good time to reconsider those hard lines you’ve drawn in the sand. Grudges lose their shape and vendettas fade in intensity. The things that used to anger you don’t seem to matter as much. You’ll be much more willing to listen to people and to consider alternative points of view. And that’s a good thing.

Up next: Taurus horoscope

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A super-Moon at the top of your solar horoscope on Jan. 20 shows you being catapulted up through the rank and file. This could be the result of a promotion or a higher-up vacating his position. Then again, you may be unexpectedly put in charge of a department or project. In any case, you need to work with what’s unfolding. There will be no time to gather your wits or information. Life often goes into overdrive when Aquarian energy is involved. Yes, you’ll have to learn as you go, but you’ll do better than you think.

Up next: Gemini horoscope

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Be wary of people who are looking to play on your emotions in order to sink their hooks into you. It may be the colleague who wants you to mentor her, a seller who wants to be your new best friend or a supervisor who keeps talking about your “future.” Now there’s nothing wrong with being friendly with the people you work with. It’s when they want to become friends that the lines can get blurred. Maintain a professional distance while Mars is in Pisces or risk losing the edge you need to get the job done.

Up next: Cancer horoscope

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This is a very creative time for you. Whatever your chosen medium — words, images or music — you will be overflowing with ideas. Work as fast as you can because you will be caught up in the flow while Mars is under the beams of Neptune (Jan. 19 thru 25). This could be a richly productive period for you. Moreover, whatever you create now will have a mesmerizing effect on people who read, see or hear it. The beauty of Neptune is that it casts a spell on people. Needless to say, it’s good for sales and revenue streams.

Up next: Leo horoscope

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It feels like people just want to mess around with your head. If they’re not bombarding you with alternatives, then they’re misremembering things or trying to change the terms of an agreement. This intensifies when Mercury turns retrograde on Jan. 21. So, are they really out to screw you? No. Chances are they can’t find the email thread or they’re speaking off the cuff. Thank heavens Leo is a fixed sign, which means you’re stubborn. All you have to do is refuse to budge and wait for the world to stop spinning — which will be around Feb. 11.

Up next: Virgo horoscope

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You’ll need to practice the patience of a saint over the next three weeks while Mercury is retrograde. Mercury retrogrades often throw cosmic monkey wrenches into our best-laid plans, but this one has more to do with the inability (or unwillingness) of others to give you the backup you sorely need. Maybe people drop the ball, get sloppy or simply fail to show up. Whatever you do, don’t have a meltdown. Just suffer the fools gladly because an auspicious Mercury/Saturn sextile on Feb. 19 shows you recouping losses. You may even come out ahead in the long run.

Up next: Libra horoscope

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It appears as if you’re having some trouble with the people in your life. These could be neighbors, colleagues or the friends you work out with at the gym. It’s been years since you’ve had to contend with school cafeteria politics with all of its cliques and intrigues, but some things don’t change. The names and places may be different, but it still boils down to who’s in and who’s out. Right now you’re not too sure where you stand, which is why you’ll want to be nice to everyone until you get a clearer lay of the land.

Up next: Scorpio horoscope

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In a perfect world you’d focus your attention exclusively on your home for the next four weeks. Maybe you just bought a house, you’re starting some extensive remodeling or a loved one really needs you right now. Unfortunately, Jupiter arcing over your solar midheaven has other plans in store. Evidently you made quite a hit on a recent business trip, and it looks like a major client or company wants you back ASAP. This is too big to pass up, so get ready to do your supervising (and handholding) via Skype and smartphone. Thank heavens for modern technology!

Up next: Sagittarius horoscope

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Ironically, it’s the very thing you’re stuck with — a thankless obligation, task or burden — that holds the key to your growth. You were born under the zodiac sign with the motto “anywhere but here.” However, Saturn’s tenure in Sagittarius will force you to stay put, to dig down deep inside and to mine untapped resources. It won’t be easy. You’ll want to bolt and run, but the sooner you learn to honor your commitments and to fulfill your pledges, the sooner you’ll take back the reins of your life. This brings the true freedom you seek.

Up next: Capricorn horoscope

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You really do have a match. And you need to keep that in mind as you try to find the fit that works best for both sides over the next three weeks. Whether it’s haggling over details, trying to coordinate schedules or feeling like you’re the one who’s doing all the grunt work, it’s important to keep returning to the table and to not let your frustration get the better of you. You just have to be patient, focused, accommodating and good-humored. This is a tall order, admittedly, but what you get in return is respect, cooperation and revenue.

Up next: Aquarius horoscope

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You may feel like Daniel in the lion’s den this week when you find yourself tossed into a pit of ferocious egos and predatory personalities. At first you may be terrified. Who are you to talk to people higher up in rank, much less try to present yourself as an equal? But that’s insecurity talking. In truth, your reputation speaks for you and your comfort with who you are, and your accomplishments will command their respect. They may not be nuzzling up against you, but you’ll certainly have them eating out of your hand by the 22nd.

Up next: Pisces horoscope

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Be careful about the pledges you make and the agreements you break during this time that the Sun is traveling through the most hidden part of your solar horoscope (Jan. 20 thru Feb.17). This sounds ominous but it doesn’t have to be as long as you manage self-sabotaging tendencies. Do you have a hard time saying no to people you should have written off long ago? Do you fire off ultimatums when you don’t get your way? Learn to amend and redirect this behavior, and instead of shooting yourself in the foot, you’ll take a step up in the world.

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Long story short: Oh my yes.

Short story long: I'm a big fan of testing out food products for beauty — especially since I don't really use them in my kitchen anyway. And aside from the unfortunate homemade hair conditioner incident that left me smelling like a side salad, I'm incredibly impressed by how much better natural beauty products perform compared to their chemically challenged competition. (Not to mention how much easier they are on my wallet.)

After saving up some serious leg hair for the task (don't mention it), I decided I would shave one leg with coconut oil, and the other with my usual shaving cream to compare. Shaving in subzero temperatures has always been a challenge for me, but even more so since I turned 30. My skin now soaks up moisturizer like those sponge pocket men on the paper towel commercials, and no matter how much I use after shaving I always feel a tad... prickly.

The application

Don't be alarmed by the texture of the coconut oil: It starts out solid, but on contact it turns to liquid. A little goes a long way too. Unlike slathering endless dollops of shaving cream onto your legs, you only need about a teaspoon of coconut oil per leg.

Once you've applied it to your legs, I highly recommend rinsing your hands thoroughly before picking up your razor. My hands ended up so slippery I spent more time fishing my razor from behind the toilet than I did mowing my legs.

The process

Coconut oil leg: It was one of the closest, smoothest shaves I've had in a long time! The coconut oil didn't gunk up my blade like (cough cough) most shaving creams do. I never thought it was possible for something to moisturize your skin during the shaving process — it seriously threw my dry skin a bone.

Shaving cream leg: One, I had to use three times as much shaving cream as I did coconut oil. Two, it totally gunked up my blade, so there were several spots I had to go over twice. Three, my leg may have been moisturized to start, but by the time I was done with all the swiping and scraping, I could tell I'd be paying for it later.

The verdict

Coconut oil isn't just better than shaving cream, it's way better. An hour after shaving, the leg I shaved with coconut oil is still feeling silky, soft and irritation free. The leg I shaved with shaving cream? It's drier than the desert. Patches of my skin have gone from irritated to flat out furious. It won't be long until I'll have to slather on another half-bottle of moisturizer to avoid the really uncomfortable, really unsexy red, swollen splotches that come from Canadian winters.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to unclog my drain.

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Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) is soreness that develops after any activity that forces the muscles to eccentrically contract, resulting in micro-tears that must then rebuild and repair. It's important to note, however, that the soreness doesn't actually come from the tears, but from the inflammation that takes place as a result of the micro-tears and the subsequent healing process.

An eccentric contraction occurs when the muscle lengthens and contracts at the same time. It's often considered the "return to start" movement during strength training. For instance, during a bicep curl, the eccentric contraction takes place as you "return to start" and lower the dumbbells from your shoulders. During a squat, the eccentric contraction occurs as you "return to start" by rising up out of a squat to a standing position. When working against weight, the strength and control of the muscles is particularly taxing during this lengthening phase, placing stress on the muscles engaged.

But, it's not just strength training that results in muscular micro-tears and DOMS. Any unfamiliar exercise, whether it's raking your yard or walking down a hill, can tax the muscles to the point of post-exercise soreness. And while you might think you'd be better off to avoid such stress altogether, you'd be wrong. The micro-tears that take place during exercise are actually beneficial. These tears must rebuild and repair, and it's during this process that muscle fibers grow in length and overall size. This doesn't mean you'll get "big and bulky" — it just means you'll improve your muscular health, which plays an important part in functional fitness, balance, coordination, metabolism and body composition.

The good news is, you don't have to just sit back and take the soreness, either. Dr. Holly Lucille, naturopathic doctor and CrossFit athlete and coach, understands that while DOMS won't kill you, it can certainly slow you down. There are ways you can minimize the pain while still pursuing an active lifestyle.

What to do before you exercise to reduce muscle soreness

Dr. Lucille suggests starting your DOMS-reduction protocol before you even step foot in the gym or on the trail. "The following supplements, when taken 30 to 60 minutes before exercise, can delay the time to exhaustion during exercise while also enhancing muscle integrity and protecting against oxidative stress."

• CoQ10 as ubiquinol. "Research published in the European Journal of Nutrition reports that CoQ10 modulates the inflammatory signaling that can lead to muscle damage. This potent antioxidant also prevents exercise-induced oxidative damage by scavenging free radicals."
• Vitamin C. "Researchers at Arizona State University recently found that supplementing vitamin C in patients with marginal vitamin C levels can improve compliance with an exercise program by alleviating the fatigue and malaise that may manifest from a deficiency."
• Branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). "Many athletes swear by pre-workout BCAAs to improve exercise performance and reduce muscle breakdown. While there is little evidence that this combination of valine, leucine and isoleucine can help exercisers go longer or stronger, a number of studies support BCAAs as a way to reduce muscle breakdown and DOMS."

It's also important to note that all of these nutrients can be found in food sources. CoQ10 can be found in meat, poultry and fish; vitamin C is abundant in citrus, peppers and kiwi; and BCAAs are readily available in meats, eggs and even milk. If you're not carefully monitoring your intake to ensure you're eating appropriate amounts prior to a workout, you may not reap the benefits of reduced DOMS, making supplementation an easier soreness-flagging option.

What to do after you exercise

Once your workout is done, there are ways to further reduce the effects of DOMS. Dr. Lucille swears by the addition of BCM-95 curcumin found in the product Curamin as a solution to CrossFit soreness, but that's not the only thing on her list:

• D-Ribose. "This naturally occurring five-carbon sugar is made by healthy muscle tissue and provides a key building block of ATP. It’s ATP that provides the muscles with energy during exercise and levels must be restored during recovery. Research shows that supplementing with ribose can do just that."
• Curcumin. "Responsible for giving the curry spice turmeric its vibrant yellow hue, curcumin possesses powerful anti-inflammatory capabilities. Researchers at the University of South Carolina note that curcumin can help offset post-workout muscle damage and the resulting soreness. But there’s one glitch: Studies show that curcumin is rapidly metabolized, conjugated in the liver and excreted from the body. It also lacks solubility. As a result, curcumin is poorly absorbed and has limited systemic bioavailability. Fortunately, researchers have developed several very unique forms of curcumin, which boast up to 29-fold increased absorption and bioavailability. I recommend a combination of finely milled curcumin and turmeric oil called BCM-95."
• Ginger. "Traditionally used to soothe a queasy stomach, a post-exercise dose of supplemental ginger can also reduce DOMS. Studies conducted at the University of Sydney, Australia, have found that ginger is just as effective as aspirin at inhibiting COX-2 and reducing pain."
• A meal with a 1:2 ratio of protein to carbohydrates. "Research has shown that ingesting a 1:2 ratio of protein to carbohydrates within 30 minutes of an exercise session can allow for a more rapid recovery of any muscle damage."

As long as you're not lactose intolerant, chocolate milk or a combination of milk and cereal are great post-exercise meals because they naturally deliver the right combination of carbohydrates and proteins, along with the perfect ratio of the BCAAs leucine, isoleucine and valine to enhance muscle recovery.

Most importanty: Keep moving

The most important thing to remember is that DOMS is not going to kill you, and as long as you respect the soreness, it won't lead to further injury. In other words, keep moving, but take things slowly. If you're experiencing soreness, you may not want to do another high-intensity workout for a day or two, but instead take a walk with a friend or enjoy a yoga class. DOMS will naturally dissipate within three to seven days, and continuing to exercise at a lower intensity during this process can actually improve blood flow to the inflamed muscles and speed recovery time.

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Talk about a window to my subconscious. While that particular dream clearly represented my very real weight gain, most dreams are a little bit more challenging to decipher — particularly those dreams about love, sex and men. But those are the dreams that are the most fun to interpret, right? So, I caught up with Dream Interpreter Olessia Kantor to find out what a woman's most common dreams might tell her about her love life.

"Many times, our dreams revolve around our day-to-day struggles," Kantor said. "They often reflect our subconscious desires or feelings." She further explained that women who tend to ignore or rationalize their gut feelings about a relationship can look closely at dreams for hidden symbols or meanings about their love lives.

For example, Kantor said that it's common for a woman to dream that she is sleeping in bed with her partner in a darkly lit room. When she goes to kiss her man, however, his face changes into previous lovers or her father. "The underpinnings in this dream are the uneasiness and insecurity it represents," she said. "To rest in a place that is supposed to feel safe, and to discover you don't know who you're sleeping next to is a clear indication to me that you don't feel secure in the relationship."

The 12 universal dreams and what they mean

Of course, dreams take shape in countless different ways, and usually reflect the culture and personal experiences of the dreamer. If you're not sure how to interpret your most recent dream, Kantor explained that there are 12 universal types of dreams, which are usually tied to a particular problem or concern. They won't always relate to your love life, but they often do.

1. If you're chased or attacked/loved or embraced: You are trying to make sense of a circumstance in a relationship that you cannot change or overcome.

2. If you're injured or dying/healed or reborn: You are passing from one stage of life to another. For instance, initiating a separation or feeling romantic with a new date.

3. If you're having car trouble: You are overspending your energy on a situation with your partner.

4. If your property is damaged/improved: You are trying to reflect on personal changes, and how that will affect your home life with a spouse or boyfriend.

5. If you have poor performance/outstanding performance: You perceive that you are either passing or failing at a relationship that is important to you.

6. If you're naked/If you look great: You are feeling exposed to judgment in your relationships.

7. If you're missing transportation/happily traveling: You are reflecting on your journey through life, and wondering where to go next — either figuratively or literally.

8. If you have machine malfunctions/no malfunctions: You are taking life passively and giving your power to someone else, perhaps a boyfriend or spouse.

9. If you survive a natural disaster/see natural beauty: You are appreciating your love life right now, and enjoying its beauty and your happiness.

10. If you're lost/discover a new place: You have lost your sense of direction in your present circumstances, whether it's with a boyfriend, spouse or something else.

11. If you're haunted or guided by the dead: There is unfinished business with someone you love.

12. If you're falling or drowning/flying or swimming: You have a major choice to make about your relationship, which you believe defines success or failure.

If you want a more personal dream interpretation, you can check out Kantor's website for more information about the task of deciphering dreams.

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So, in that spirit, here are our unabashed wishes for how Galavant will ride off into the Season 1 sunset.

1. The people come to realize the wonder that is King Richard

I've made absolutely no secret of the fact that I am a King Richard fangirl, and so it should come as no surprise to you that all I want is for the man to get some recognition from those around him. And not recognition for the kidnapping, killing, etc. he's been doing, but recognition of his wonderfully luminous qualities and how he tries so hard, has a lot of depth and is really just an all-round stand-up guy. He burned vegetables to help others for Christ's sake! It would be nice for everyone to give him a break and thank him for all the joy he's brought to their lives. You know what they say, holding people against their will is a forgivable act as long as you have a cheery demeanor.

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2. King Richard and Gareth finally get together

Look, I think it's fair to say that there is a lot of unresolved romantic tension between these two. Gareth will do anything the king asks and the king is constantly seeking Gareth's input and assurance. They'd make a lovely couple, and I'd ship it about as hard as I ship anything these days. Gareth and King Richard forever!

3. The squire and Karen from Will & Grace go on a retreat together

Because both are assistants who, while completely entertaining, are actually entirely useless at performing the duties they're employed to perform.

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4. King Richard hires competent security personnel

Because no one in his employ is even capable of locking a door.

5. The poor chef finds gold and starts a new, prosperous life

Heavens, if ever a character deserved a break, it's the downtrodden chef. Now, although it's not really the king's fault that the chef's life has been a luckless one so far (yes, I'm conveniently ignoring all those who refute this), the king could do this guy a solid and let him have some free time. Said free time would enable the chef to discover gold and go and make his life elsewhere. Perhaps with that lovely handmaiden in tow?

6. Galavant and King Richard get drunk and bond

By the looks of the photo above, it sure seems like this is going to happen. And I am doing a King Richard-worthy jig at the mere thought of it. You may also be interested to know that this photo now serves as the wallpaper on my phone.

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7. Galavant is named Medieval People magazine's Sexiest Man on Horseback Alive

Because obviously.

8. Madalena gets a kick up the pants

After three weeks and six episodes of Madalena's 'tude, I'm about ready to take a drill to my television every time she comes on the screen. Not only has she left my man, Galavant, heartbroken, but she's toying with my spirit animal (on all the non-horrible stuff), King Richard. There's only one way to even the score with Madalena: Relegate her to serfdom.

9. Galavant takes that future he had planned with Madalena and applies it to Princess Isabella

The small cottage, the garden and the children — all of those things would look so much better if Madalena wasn't a part of it. Princess Isabella and Galavant are a match made in espionage heaven and, with their respective amazing heads of hair, it's their civic duty to procreate.

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Word on the street is, the Sin Rostro reveal will be shocking. TV Guide recently spoke with Jane executive producer, Jennie Snyder Urman, and according to her, the Sin Rostro reveal will take place in Episode 12. Tonight's return marks Episode 10, so there's not that much longer to wait. In the meantime, though, let's examine each character and determine the likelihood that they are the mysterious "man without a face."

Jane

In the first nine episodes, we've seen Jane get accidentally artificially inseminated, mull over what to do about her predicament, get engaged to Michael, get un-engaged to Michael, start dating Rafael, stop dating Rafael, start dating Rafael again, attempt to navigate a teaching placement, deal with infertile couples wanting to hug her left and right, learn the truth about her father, meet her father, argue with her mother over the lies she told about her father and maintain picture-perfect hair every single time she's on the screen. My point? Girl is way too busy to fit in being a drug lord and a murderer.

Although the revelation of Jane as Sin Rostro would be shocking, and therefore not entirely implausible, this is too out there, even for a show in which its heroine manages to get accidentally artificially inseminated. (Side note: This show is wonderful, so we don't really care about how plausible this whole accidental artificial insemination thing is, but we reserve the right to bring it up whenever we feel like it!)

Rafael

Oh, Rafael. How is it that you manage to look so perfect in pastel colors and how do you keep your skin so evenly tanned? Whoops, sorry, got a little sidetracked there. Last we saw of Rafael, he was certainly looking guilty of something, meaning if he were Sin Rostro, it would be way too obvious. Hence, the chances of him being Sin Rostro are about as slim as the chances of getting accidentally artificially inseminated.

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Michael

Michael is a cop, and it's entirely possible he could be a corrupt one. Corrupt cops are definitely always shocking. Except Michael is a sweetheart who fails miserably at being two-faced (remember that time he tried to get Jane to turn on Rafael by pretending to give Rafael a chance?). Also in Michael's favor as a non-drug lord is the fact it seems hard to believe someone as ruthless and dark as Sin Rostro would be as patient and kind on the no-sex front as Michael was with Jane. When you live your life so far underground, it's likely you'll want some company there, and it's unlikely the company you keep will be there merely for conversational purposes.

Nadine

But let's not forget that Michael isn't the only cop on this show. And his partner on the police force seems committed to helping him nail Sin Rostro. But she also seems committed to nailing (in the other sense of the word) Michael. Is she perhaps sleeping with Michael to distract him whenever he gets close to a lead? Um, yes, she totally could be. People, we have ourselves in Nadine our first real Sin Rostro possibility.

Petra

Sure, Petra might not be who she says she is, but that doesn't mean she's Sin Rostro. If she were a drug kingpin, she'd have a lot of money and there would be no need for her to be sleeping with former boyfriends to get them to help her sabotage Rafael so she can get more money in the divorce settlement. She'd also probably be a little better at holding people hostage. She also likely wouldn't care that said hostage is threatening her; she'd probably just send him to the big hotel in the sky. The fact she hasn't done that suggests she doesn't have the ruthlessness required to be a drug lord, so if she is Sin Rostro, it would make zero sense.

Petra's mom

When we got our first glimpse at Petra's mom and that scarring (making it seem as though the "without a face" part was literal, as well as figurative), I thought for sure I had nailed the identity of Sin Rostro. Then, everyone else also started to think it was her, and it became apparent that it simply can't be her. Way too obvious. She's a deviant, sure, but it seems to come from a place of being desperate to survive rather than from a place of real menace.

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Xiomara

If the woman who tells the children in her dance classes that she's having a hard time is Sin Rostro, it would be as believable as me staging a bid to become the president of Estonia. Someone who is that obsessed with Paulina Rubio cannot possibly have the constitution required to execute people and profit from drug manufacturing. Would it be shocking if she were Sin Rostro? Yes. Would it be shocking and plausible? No.

Abuela

My money is on Abuela. Kidding. It's highly unlikely this woman of pure heart who tries so hard not to commit sin, let alone be someone who has sin in their very name, would be the person in question. But she's the most plausible of the implausible options if you really think about it. Plus, she presents as the most entertaining option, and this show is a comedy after all.

Rogelio

Rogelio might be a dim-witted, yet lovable, narcissist, but that could totally be a front. This guy is a definite contender, particularly in light of the fact that he wears some really nice suits. Drug kingpins wear nice suits, right?

The narrator

Some very astute people on the interwebs have pointed out that the narrator is currently the only person on the show whose face we can't actually see, making him the perfect "man without a face." A crime boss of the magnitude of Sin Rostro would also be aware of all that is going on around his turf, which would make Sin Rostro the perfect person to narrate this show. Plus, even though some already have him pegged as Sin Rostro, he's not at all a completely obvious option, making the reveal as shocking as we have been led to believe it will be. Plus, this is by far the most clever option and this show has certainly established itself as clever.

Who do you think is Sin Rostro? Let us know in the comments below!

What happens when you're the one in charge of the menu at an upcoming dinner party or family gathering? If you don't want your family and friends to hate you, then you won't reveal your devious plan. Whether you have decided to cut out processed foods, eat paleo or go gluten-free, there are many ways to plan a healthy meal without making your guests feel deprived.

Try these helpful hacks to "clean" up your dinner party without sacrificing taste:

1. Start with the right appetizer

Think fresh fruit, crudités and healthy skewers. Caprese kebabs are a personal favorite.

2. Liven up your salad

Your guests aren't going to be impressed by a sad pile of lettuce drizzled with vinaigrette. Set the clean eating tone with a vibrant and creative salad as a first course, like this Whole Foods-inspired California quinoa salad.

3. Make your own bread

Low-carb, gluten-free bread for the table is perfect to munch on. Ten bucks says your guests won't be able to tell the difference.

4. Remember that olive oil is your best friend

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Olive oil is a staple in paleo and Mediterranean diets, embraced by clean eaters everywhere. Use this healthy oil full of fatty acids and fat-soluble nutrients liberally: Drizzle on salad, splash on an entrée, or serve with herbs for dipping fresh bread on the table. Pricier polyphenol-rich extra-virgin olive oil is recommended for flavor.

5. Serve red wine

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Clean eating doesn't mean you can't enjoy the simple pleasures in life! Red wine has an estimated 120 calories a glass and is chock-full of antioxidants.

6. Try a new cuisine

A dinner party menu is the perfect opportunity to explore and try new things. Wow your guests with paleo-friendly Chinese food favorites.

7. Rethink your pasta

Zucchini noodles are easy to make and can be a great dinnertime conversation starter.

8. Choose the right grain

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Quinoa leads the way in the clean eating fad, but there are so many more delicious and nutritious grains you can add to your meal. Pro tip: Rapid-cook nutrient-rich buckwheat, amaranth or millet in your rice cooker.

9. Dress up your veggies

Boring steamed vegetables have no place at a dinner party. Make veggies fun again with a reinvented cauliflower rice side dish.

10. Don't skip dessert

Your friends will never forgive you. You can still enjoy a healthy after-dinner treat like this paleo skillet blueberry crisp.

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I think that deep in our hearts, all of us know that we're entirely unprepared for parenthood. Sure, we buy our supplies and read our books, and tell ourselves that we're ready for anything, but under the surface, aren't we all basically aware of the fact that we have no clue what we're doing?

On top of that, there are all kinds of things that books never tell you, or straight up lie to your face about. Like when a pregnancy book says that, "you may feel a little queasy" during morning sickness, or when a parenting blog admits that, "toddlers can be a little picky about their food." Yes, parenting is a mystery, even to me, and I've been doing it for eight years. Maybe you'll have better luck solving the unanswered questions of our times.

1. Why do babies look like they aren't breathing until you're right up in their face?

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Night after night, a terror would grip me: Is my baby breathing? I would inch closer and closer to her, convinced her chest wasn't rising and falling, until finally I was securely in her grill. That's when she would take a deep breath and scream to assure me her lungs were functioning.

2. When did goldfish crackers get so delicious?

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You can go your whole life never eating these things, and then you have a kid. Suddenly, you can't stop. You might sayyour kid is hooked and that's why you go through them so quickly, but everyone knows it's because they go great with chardonnay.

3. How is it possible for your toddler to sleep in contortionist positions in a noisy, crowded place, but not in the quiet comfort of his own bed?

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Sleeping at the DMV? Check. In a "Mommy and Me" music class? Check. With their arms twisted above their heads and their neck at an odd angle during noisy traffic? Check. In their own beds in comfy pajamas, a noise machine and an inviting bed? Never.

4. At what age do children master the art of butt wiping?

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Because it isn't 3. Or 6. Or 8. I've heard it isn't even 10.

5. Why are swear words so easy for children to remember?

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Your child will learn how to drop F-bombs much faster than it will take her to master her own name.

6. How is it that children forget how to take their diapers off after years of having it on lock?

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For years your child has gone commando if you don't wake up fast enough, ripping his diaper off in the early morning light. Now that it's time to potty train you would think that thing was welded on and secured with a combination lock, given the way your child struggles to get it off.

7. Where do all of the socks, pencils, batteries and tape dispensers disappear to?

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As your child grows older, there is a vortex that opens in her room somewhere. This vortex sucks in the sticky tape she wanted to "borrow," and you'll never see it again. Ever.

8. If children need a million hours of sleep, how do they function on two hours maximum?

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Every book will tell you that children need tons and tons of sleep. None of them will tell you that your children do not know they need that much sleep, and what's more, they don't care.

9. Is there a secret toddler fight club somewhere?

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Given the sheer amount of bumps, bruises and scrapes that appear on your child's shins, foreheads and hands, despite the hours you spent baby-proofing, we have to assume they're all meeting in an alley somewhere. At least they aren't talking about it.

10. How are babies so skilled at finding pocket change?

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I can never find a quarter when I need one. But a newly mobile baby in my house can find two dollars in change and a Canadian nickel in a minute flat and shove it all right in her mouth. Rude.

11. Why are the floorboards outside of the nursery only squeaky at night?

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Your house is only noisy after sunset. That's when every floor board, door hinge and toilet flush rings out in crisp, clear stereo.

12. Where does all of your baby knowledge go when your child gets older?

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>There is no accounting for the mysterious memory wipe that occurs between 18 months and 2 years of age. Once your child is that old, you forget how babies work. How is it possible that their little heads even fit into onesie head holes? You knew once. But alas, no longer.

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It was a terrifying Sunday morning for pregnant Teen Mom star Maci Bookout when she totaled her car in a rollover accident. She and her 6-year-old son were involved in the crash in which her Jeep Wrangler flipped three times. Thankfully, Maci and her son, Bentley, were able to walk away from the horrific accident with nothing more than bumps and bruises and Bookout reports that her unborn daughter is "perfectly healthy."

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Bookout shared several photos of her vehicle, and it surely is amazing everyone was OK. She captioned her photo, saying, "Thanking God that Bentley and I were able to walk away from this nightmare with only a few bruises."

She also thanked Jeep for making vehicle safety features, which thankfully, do what they are supposed to do. "I'd also like to [thank] @JeepOfficial @Jeep because if our seatbelts [sic] and the roll cage had not done their job, I’m not sure my family and I would [have] had the same outcome," she said.

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Coincidentally, the last photo Bookout shared on her Instagram was a cute photo of her son sleeping in the backseat of the same Jeep, which was posted just a few days ago. Scary.

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We don’t have any further details regarding the crash itself, but in her hashtags, Bookout wrote "#notmyfault."

We join Bookout in being thankful everyone was OK, and we keep everyone involved in our thoughts as I am sure they are still quite shaken up.

If you didn't completely melt after watching this video, then you are clearly made of stone. This dog and chick are legit best friends! Who would have thought it?

Between watching them follow each other everywhere and seeing the Husky get up on its hind legs so that it could put its nose to the chick's cage, we are a mess over here. We have cried all the tears. And although we're super happy to hear that the chick is now being helped to have a better life at a shelter, we really hope it gets to see its canine pal every now and again because they've got something special going on.

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The historic streets of Selma, Alabama, were flooded with stars, onlookers and marchers alike over the weekend in celebration, remembrance, solidarity and probably more than a little bit of civil protest in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Of the big names to join the march, Oprah Winfrey was probably the biggest, but linking arms with her in direct honor of MLK's march was Selma director Ava DuVernay, the lead actor who played King, David Oyelowo, and Common and John Legend, who scored the film and wrote the Golden Globe-winning track "Glory."

The two musicians performed the winning song at the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge.

Legend said, "I feel humbled because I know how much they sacrificed. They did so at the risk of their lives. I studied the civil rights movement growing up, and I was always inspired by Dr. King and all those that worked with him."

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The film, which was largely snubbed by the major awards ceremonies, shot several scenes in the iconic small town, such as the famous march from Selma to Montgomery, but it was largely filmed in Atlanta. Here is a shot from the film, tweeted by Entertainment Weekly:

Reportedly, the crowds were excited about seeing the stars, but mostly were eager to pay tribute to King and be a part of the history being made and continue the fight for civil rights. One Selma resident, Marcia McMillian Edwards, relayed those sentiments, saying, "I participated in the Bloody Sunday march. I was 11 at the time. It's been a wonderful experience to see how Selma has grown since that time, and I just wanted to be part of this today."

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It seems the movie, Selma, has sparked a new invigoration for strong, moving demonstrations such as this, in a time when lots of demonstrations have been pushed much further to the opposite end of the spectrum and sometimes boil over into more hostile territory.

But there was none of that.

Birmingham, Alabama, resident Carlton Rice said, "To be in the atmosphere today, it's something I've been looking forward to for a while. I've been here before, but it's been several years. After the movie was released, I wanted to come back and just be involved. It's exciting."

So while having huge stars walking the streets of Selma clearly helped bring national attention, they weren't the real draw. And while it was "good for the movement," as Selma resident Leon Hudson put it, it was also long "overdue."

He said, "It's a historic thing. If it wasn't for these struggles, we wouldn't be where we are today. So as far as them coming here, it brings them publicity, but it's just as good for the city and the movement."

The photos are so moving and the images and expression so strong. This is my personal favorite, and I think truly embodies what everyone, stars and all, were trying to convey with their actions yesterday:

March on, indeed.

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