Twenty-nine years after "Full House" first premiered, the Tanners are back, and they still aren't over the fact that the Olsen twins are too busy running a successful business to reprise a role they landed before they were potty-trained.

"Fuller House" finally premiered on Netflix early Friday morning and people are excited about it -- or, at least, they're tweeting about it.

Here's what the people of Twitter are saying.

The Olsens get "shaded"

Actually, they reference the Olsen twins a lot

Some people loved the new show

Some people hated it

Some people got emotional

Some found it super nostalgic 

Others were just confused

And a lot of people couldn't help but mention how nicely Stephanie Tanner grew up

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Keep calm and get a massage!

If that isn't already on a T-shirt, it should be. Relaxing is easier said than done, and taking the extra step to book a massage can add even more stress. However, let's not forget all the glorious benefits of a good rub down -- like helping you get a good night's rest and quelling symptoms of depression.   

We reached out to Rachelle Richardson, founder and CEO of Lespri Spa Services -- which provides holistic massage, facials and other wellness treatments at your home or workplace -- to give us five quick reasons why we should all book a massage ASAP.  

1. To reduce stress

Stress reduction can help lower high blood pressure. Lower stress levels can also lead to the ability to cope with difficult situations.

2. To boost your immune system 

Swedish massage techniques increases blood flow and push nutrient-rich blood toward the heart. It can increase blood proteins, which help protect the body from infection.

3. To help ward off symptoms of depression

Massages help increase serotonin, the chemical responsible for maintaining mood balance. Its effect on lowering stress levels can promote a positive attitude.

4. To reduce the effects of a long commute and/or hours of sitting at a desk

Driving or sitting at a desk for an extended amount of time can cause your back muscles to become weak. Massage can alleviate the pain associated with the aches and pain that result.

5. To have a positive effect on job performance

Massages can increase mental alertness. They also lower your chance to develop stress related illnesses and decrease absenteeism. 

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Gigi Hadid has the best style in the game. Yeah, we said it.

The 20-year-old model has perfected the effortlessly chic thing and always wears outfits that we instantly covet. The only problem is, most of her ensembles carry four-digit price tags. 

But, there are rare occasions when Hadid steps out in something we can actually afford -- and you'd better believe we keep track of these moments.

Herewith, seven times the blonde beauty wore accessible items that you can go out and buy, RIGHT NOW: 

#1

Express Sherpa Wedge Jacket, $59

#2

Alpha Industries Women's Ma-1 Flight Nylon Reversible Bomber Jacket, $135

#3

Adidas Originals Superstar Cuffed Track Pants, $64

#4

UA HeatGear® Armour - Color Block, $26

#5

Topshop Ribbed Wool Blend Cropped Sweater, $45 

#6

Romane Grey Vegan Suede Zip Front Bodysuit, $99 

#7

Donna Mizani Cropped Mock Top, $65

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I love double-duty beauty products, not only because they save me tons of money, but also because they help to cut clutter in my bathroom. And one do-it-all cream that I can't seem to get enough of is shea butter.

The buttery cream is made from nuts of the African shea tree and is generally sourced from Ghana and other West African countries. A New York City train ride to West 125th Street in Harlem connects me with street vendors who are selling ivory and yellow chunks of raw shea butter stuffed into plastic containers. The labels list its many uses, including dry skin relief, dark spot corrector, shaving cream and hair conditioner. But as my Instagram followers reveal, the beauty benefits of shea butter are endless.

And I've gathered more evidence that everyone -- from celebrities to women we've met on the street -- are slathering on the multipurpose product from head to toe.

Overnight body moisturizer

"I love this shea butter, because I put it on and I feel like, when I go home and I go to bed I take my clothes off, I feel like I’ve just put lotion on. And I only put it on once a day. I use the cream for my feet and I put socks on at night." - Taraji P. Henson, actress

Windburn treatment

"I started using African shea butter oil for the winter time because it's good for windburn and super dry skin. My cheeks have started to get red and discolored in the cold, and I've been trying to use that -- it seems to be working so far." - Lindsay Walsh, Fine Arts grad student

Instant dry skin remedy

"I use shea butter on my hands when they get really dry because I have a little left over from Ghana. The ones here are refined and have lots of other products in them. The ones in Ghana are pure shea butter. It's really hard, so I mix it up with oil, like olive oil, and then use that." - Asantewaa Prempeh, filmmaker

DIY skincare ingredient

"When you're a person who cares about the ingredients like I do, it's really exciting. [Juice Beauty] products are all natural, organic and cruelty free. They use avocado, shea butter, sesame seed, sunflower seeds, aloe and fresh juices." - Alicia Silverstone, actress and Juice Beauty skincare creator

Curly hair definer

"I think for your hair, you don't have to go to the store and buy all the expensive products. You can just get some shea butter or any natural oils, even olive oil, and they make your curl pattern come out much more defined." - Andrea Thomas, model

This feature was originally published on November 26, 2013.

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If you care about the ongoings of Hollywood and celebrities at all, then you probably shed a tear or felt a little heartache over the news that Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck split after 10 years of marriage.

The couple was plagued by breakup rumors for months before they actually announced their separation in June of last year, and were hit with even more gossip as rumors of Affleck's reported dalliance with their children's nanny began to swirl. 

Now, Garner is breaking her silence on their split for the first time in an unflinchingly personal interview with Vanity Fair, and there are few things she wants to make clear. 

Their love was the real deal

“It was a real marriage,” Garner told the magazine. “It wasn’t for the cameras. And it was a huge priority for me to stay in it. And that did not work.”

Affleck was the love of her life

“I didn’t marry the big fat movie star; I married him,” the 43-year-old said. “And I would go back and remake that decision. I ran down the beach to him, and I would again. You can’t have these three babies and so much of what we had. He’s the love of my life. What am I going to do about that?"

But love is complicated

"He’s the most brilliant person in any room, the most charismatic, the most generous. He’s just a complicated guy. I always say, ‘When his sun shines on you, you feel it.’ But when the sun is shining elsewhere, it’s cold. He can cast quite a shadow.” 

You can't blame the nanny for their split

“Let me just tell you something. We had been separated for months before I ever heard about the nanny. She had nothing to do with our decision to divorce. She was not a part of the equation. Bad judgment? Yes. It’s not great for your kids for [a nanny] to disappear from their lives.”

She knows you want them to get back together 

“When Jen Aniston and Brad Pitt broke up, I was dying to see something that said they were getting back together.”

Even she laughed at Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais' joke that Matt Damon was the only person Affleck hasn't been unfaithful to.

“I laughed. People have pain -- they do regrettable things, they feel shame, and shame equals pain. No one needs to hate him for me. I don’t hate him. Certainly we don’t have to beat the guy up. Don’t worry -- my eyes were wide open during the marriage. I’m taking good care of myself.”

For much more with Jennifer Garner, head over to Vanity Fair. 

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Yes, yes, yes and more yes.

After last year's speculation, MAC Cosmetics announced on Friday that Caitlyn Jenner is partnering up with the company to sell a signature lipstick shade called Finally Free. In a press release, the brand stresses that Jenner's product "champions all ages, all races and all sexes." 

Unlike some celebrity makeup collaborations, Jenner's lipstick is here to make a change, and not only in beauty wardrobes. Hitting MAC's core values with their AIDS fund, 100 percent of the money from purchases will go towards the fund's Transgender Initiative, a cause that will hopefully help lead the charge in more social justice and acceptance for and of transgender lives. 

In an exclusive interview with MAC, Jenner discusses the meaning behind the lipstick's name, Finally Free, which is a common phrase she uses to refer to herself. Additionally, she explains why she chose the elegant pink color, telling MAC, "I wanted a lipstick that would be universal, suited to more people, and was an everyday lipstick, not just a high-glam, once-in-a-while kind of lipstick."

Deeper in the conversation, Jenner speaks further about the initiative and gets real about beauty and the women that inspire her. Read the full interview.

Jenner joins a long list of icons to front an ad for the brand, including Elton John, Ru Paul and Lady Gaga (to name a few.) According to its website, VIVA GLAM campaign spokespeople "are provocative, alternative and influential and reflect diverse communities. They are heroes we look up to for their personal triumphs; people who have invented themselves and people who created movements."

We'd say Jenner fits that description pretty perfectly. This marks the first (of what we're assuming will be many) major ad campaigns for her, and it's a really great one. We can't wait to see what else is to come.

Jenner's lipstick, which retails at $17, will be sold exclusively online beginning April 7. 

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• THE REVENANT - Gummy Bears


• THE MARTIAN - Mars Bars


• THE BIG SHORT - Pay Day


• MAD MAX: FURY ROAD - Rocky Road


• BRIDGE OF SPIES - Dove Bars

• Best Female Costume Design


• Best Male Costume Design


• Best Female Hair & Makeup


• Best Male Hairstyle


• Best Friend in a Leading Role


• Best Spouse in a Supporting Role


• Best Partner in a Supporting Role


• Best Speaker of Foreign Languages


• Best Animated, Individual


• Best Sound Mixing/DJ


• Best Food Editing


• Best Musical Abilities


• Best Director of Photography


• Best Guesser of Winners


• Best Live Action

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Hey, remember #TheDress? Of course you do -- looking around, you can see the empty spaces once filled by the friends and loved ones lost over arguments of white and gold versus black and blue.

We’ve got bad news: The carnage might not be over. Friday, exactly one year after #TheDress drama, Buzzfeed drew the Internet’s attention to this Tumblr post:

The jacket, in real life, is blue and white, California teen high schooler Mariam Kabba told ABC News. After a friend disagreed, insisting that the photo looked black and brown, a third friend, Nina Penzo, posted the above image to Tumblr. (Some people online have also said it looks green and brown or green and gold.)

"I had no intention of it blowing up," Penzo told the network. “I didn’t think it would get as big as it did.”

The timing here is a little eerie, given it’s exactly one year after the great #TheDress debacle of 2015. Is it just a coincidence? Did Penzo wait to post the photo until #TheDress’ anniversary? Is this a Masonic conspiracy by the same people who some believe turned JonBenet Ramsey into Katy Perry?

We may never know for sure. And we might not much care. As the Irish Examiner aptly pointed out, people seem a lot less interested in arguing over #TheJacket than they did #TheDress. Many cite sheer exhaustion over the pointless color-based arguments.

We can sympathize. But… what color do you see?

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On Sunday, Cate Blanchett will spend her day getting ready for the 88th annual Academy Awards -- she’ll get her hair and makeup done, put on a gorgeous gown, walk the red carpet and then sit among her Hollywood peers as the Academy celebrates some of the finest films and performances of 2015.

She’s done this before, of course. The celebrated Australian star has won two Oscars (Best Supporting Actress for “The Aviator” and Best Actress for “Blue Jasmine”) and has been nominated for several more, including Best Actress for this year's “Carol.”

Still, Blanchett says, it doesn’t get old; attending the Oscars feels new nearly every time.

“I've been fortunate,” she told The Huffington Post in an interview. “Each time I’ve had the privilege of being there, it’s with work that I'm proud of … I'm talking about the films -- because you don't get there by yourself. You have to be directed well and you have to be working opposite good people and you have to be lit well and have a good script.”

All those pieces came together with “Carol.” Directed by Todd Haynes (“I’m Not There”), the film, set in the 1950s and co-starring Rooney Mara, explores the romance that develops between an aspiring photographer and a woman in the midst of a divorce. 

“Carol” wowed audiences in 2015 at the Cannes Film Festival, going on to become a critics’ favorite in the lead-up to awards season. It racked up six Oscar nominations, including Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography and Best Supporting Actress for Mara. The film had been in the works for a while, stemming back to 1997, when Phyllis Nagy wrote the first draft of the screenplay. From the start, Blanchett believed in the movie and knew that as soon as Haynes and Mara came on board it would become something special.

“I'd been with the project for a long time and through a lot of ups and downs and I knew that this story, it was incredibly compelling. I found it moving. I found it unique -- speaking to the whole kind of notion that love is love is still kind of revolutionary, which seems kind of ridiculous in 2016, but there you have it,” Blanchett said.

She describes the production of “Carol” as a labor of love for everyone involved, saying, “The experience of making it was incredibly unique and special and the film exceeded even the experience of making it.”

So it comes as no surprise that Blanchett is looking forward to celebrating the film and all of the people behind it -- from the set and costume designers, to the lighting crew -- at the Oscars. 

On Sunday, she will spend the day prepping for her red carpet appearance.

“For award shows, you have to get ready at the crack of dawn and sit in the car for four-and-a-half hours before you get on the red carpet and run the gauntlet,” she said, adding that with all the hoopla comes a certain level of media scrutiny about looks and attire.

“I can only speak for my industry, although I think a woman’s appearance is scrutinized in industries where that’s utterly irrelevant,” Blanchett, 46, told HuffPost.

That said, it’s not utterly irrelevant in Hollywood. It’s actually, oftentimes, the opposite in the midst of the paparazzi, media and critics. And Blanchett says that judgement over appearance and aging can actually affect the work itself.

“Particularly with women, there's an incredible amount of scrutiny on what you're wearing, how your skin looks, all of that stuff … Whilst you know I adore costume. I relish the chance to wear a dress that I may have no other place to wear in my life apart from a red carpet." But not, she says, when it "eclipses the reason why you're there," which is to celebrate the work itself.

"I think that there's an incredible amount of scrutiny, which can lead to pressure … It can lead to consciousness," she said. "In my industry, which I can only speak for, if you start to become self-conscious, it’s actually the enemy of the place to make work from.”

For her part, Blanchett tries not to overthink being under the entertainment microscope or get too overly conscious about looking the part. She does admit, however, that her skin gets “beaten around a bit with with the travel” -- not to mention spending some 80 hours a week on a film set. 

In order to look and feel her best, Blanchett tries to get a good night sleep whenever she can, one of her top priorities. She’ll sneak in a face mask while on the plane. Overall, she tries to keep things consistent. The mother-of-four started using SK-II products -- from the moisturizer to the serum -- about 15 years ago when she was pregnant with her first son. She still uses the same skin products today and has been a longtime spokesperson for the brand.

“I think it's important to silo that stuff,” she said about scrutiny, no matter what field you're in. "You realize that there are parts that you can take charge of. You can take charge of looking after yourself, if you have the time. You work with what you've got and you try to do the best you can."

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Just when we thought Brie Larson couldn't top her Versace gown at the SAG Awards, she stepped out on the Oscars red carpet looking more beautiful than ever. 

The actress' gown by Gucci perfectly flattered her silky complexion with its feminine lines and electrifying shade of blue. To add a touch of interest, Larson paired the dress with a jeweled belt and simple drop earrings. We're also loving the sleek center part and berry lip. Swoon. 

"The Room" actress is up against Jennifer Lawrence, Cate Blanchett, Charlotte Rampling and Saoirse Ronan for Best Actress in a Leading Role. 

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The last time Rooney Mara walked the Oscars red carpet was back in 2012. Nominated for her breakout role in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," Mara made a majestic appearance in an ivory Givenchy Haute Couture gown. And the 30-year-old actress made a return to this year's Academy Awards wearing the same designer and same color, but showing way more skin.

The Givenchy gown with its sheer lace detail and interesting cutouts accentuated Mara's figure. And her severe, triple-knotted hairstyle and burgundy lipstick made for a quite the contrast.

If this is any indication that the Best Actress in a Supporting Role Nominee will be experimenting more with revealing outfits, then we say bring it!

What do you think of Mara's sheer and sexy Oscars dress? 

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The 2016 Academy Awards are in full swing!

Hollywood's biggest stars gathered at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday night, and of course, shared plenty of the action on social media. Whether getting their makeup done, grabbing a pre-show snack or posing for a backstage photo op, our favorite celebs basically gave us an all-access pass to the biggest award show of the season. 

Judging by the photos below, it's safe to say these stars had a great night. 

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We think it's about time that everyone in Hollywood start referring to Cate Blanchett as "Cate the Great." Why? Well, take one look at her Oscars dress and you'll know exactly why.

The Best Actress nominee strutted onto the red carpet wearing an Armani Privé seafoam green, cap-sleeve mermaid gown and Tiffany and Co. jewels. While many people immediately took to Twitter to voice their harsh opinions about the white feathers and hand-sewn Swarovski crystals, others raved about the over-the-top embellishments. Besides, when you possess confidence like this Australian actress, you can pull off just about anything.

Which side of the Blanchett Oscars dress debate are you on? Sound off in the comments section.

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Awards season's golden couple Chrissy Teigen and John Legend looked divine, as usual, on the Oscars red carpet on Sunday night. 

Teigen, who is expecting the couple's first child, was glowing in a maroon embroidered Marchesa gown with her hair in a loose braided 'do. Legend looked dapper in a black tuxedo and charmed photographers as he rubbed his wife's blossoming bump.

Teigen took to Instagram earlier in the evening to share a sneak peek at her look, captioning the pic, "#Oscars belly." 

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It's been a while since we've seen Rachel McAdams on an Oscars red carpet! But she returned with bang in a look that's one to beat. 

Clad in an August Getty Atelier emerald green dress, McAdams reclaims the statement gown with a simple neckline but an amazing train and slit. The gorgeous actress pairs her dress with a slicked back updo and neutral makeup. 

McAdams is nominated for her first Academy Award this evening. She's up for Best Actress In A Supporting Role for the critically acclaimed film "Spotlight." 

Take a look at McAdams' stunning outfit below. 

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