Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Too-Funny Texts

These mirthful text messages are just here to make you smile.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha!

These silly texts are guaranteed to make you smile. Don't believe us? You'll just have to see for yourself.

 
 
 

Being in your twenties is supposed to be the greatest, right? Not if you're actually a grandma at heart...

Attention all feminists looking for a good laugh: Here are 23 too-true jokes you just really need to see.

 
 
So cute!!!!!

Being a dog means living life by your own rules — especially when it comes to nap time.

 
 
 

Adele's partner celebrated their anniversary by replacing her normal concert confetti with love notes. Does romance get any more beautiful than that?

What do you do when a stray cat interrupts your live news broadcast? If you're like this guy, you just carry on like a total professional.

 
 
Prepare to be amazed

Think you know a thing or two about the Earth? These mind-blowing maps are about to change everything.

 
 
 

Want something fresh (and freaky) to watch on Netflix? Here are 19 fascinating crime documentaries that will suck you right in.

Only an actual grammar genius can ace this tricky quiz. So let's find out — are your skills up to snuff?

 
 
 
 

THINGS WE LOVE

Insecure

For all the self-consciousness and awkwardness implied in the name Insecure, Issa Rae's new HBO series instead displays a powerful sense of confidence, voice, and vision. Rae, heretofore perhaps best known as the creator of the web series The Mis-Adventures of Awkward Black Girl, excels at plumbing the depths of human uncertainty and self-doubt in her comedy; as characters vacillate with respect to major life decisions — from love lives to career paths — Rae brings to the fore the emotions that lie just behind the strained smiles and awkward nods of those attempting to cover up their existential doubts. And in a time when there are too few shows about and starring people of color, Rae's work is a testament to the fact that these stories are vital to include in the television landscape. Check out Insecure Sunday nights on HBO.

 
 
 

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