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Planning sucks, and bachelorette parties are a ton of work.

If you, like me, have had to cancel vacation upon vacation this year, you're probably feeling pretty damn defeated.

If you told me four months ago when quarantine first started that I wouldn't be itching to get back to the gym or a group fitness class, I would've told you that you don't know me at all.

With social distancing guidelines and shelter in place laws in effect at least through the end of the month, it's time to start taking this seriously and not leaving your house unless it's absolutely necessary.

Friends, we have made it to the other side of the apocalypse—for one week so far.

For millennials and Gen-Zers, the COVID-19 pandemic is the most intense economic and social crisis we have faced in our lifetime.

Disney World is to children what Vegas is to adults, and no, that is not an understatement by any means.

As someone who grew up 20 minutes from Fort Lauderdale, I never really considered this a bachelorette destination.

It has become standard practice to run a thorough “background investigation” after matching with someone online.

Right off the heels of Selena Gomez releasing a song about Justin Bieber (okay, so like, a few weeks), it seems like another member of the Justin/Selena/Hailey/Bella/Weeknd/Selena/wait-where-am-I love triangle is releasing a breakup anthem of their own.

Canadian-born, Los Angeles-based DJ Cray is a one-woman show, or so she told me when I interviewed her at a music festival in Atlanta—just us, no publicist, no manager.

Let me first start off by saying I'm not one of those people who believes in a particular workout like a religion despite exercising religiously—for instance, I have no patience for yoga and certainly don't believe those small movements and soft sayings are going to yield the six pack I've been chasing since high school.

It's 2019, and almost everyone you know is on social media, from my mom who just made an Instagram to my boss whose Facebook friend request has been sitting untouched for the past three years.

As if being a twentysomething in 2019 wasn’t hard enough already, about halfway through a decade full of major changes, financial independence, and student loan repayment, life offers yet another thing for you to go into debt for: wedding season.

Growing up, I hated going in any form of water.

The sun is finally out, which has probably made you forget just how miserable you were during the winter months.

If you're a true Betches devotee, you already know that CEO Aleen Kuperman celebrated her bachelorette in style down in Tulum, Mexico over Cinco de Mayo weekend.

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear "destination wedding?" If you didn't think insanely expensive, well then, I just can't relate to you.

Going to the gym is hard enough, and being ill prepared only makes it that much harder.

As someone with acne prone skin, I will try literally any and every facial treatment that promises to clear, brighten, and smooth my face.

Planning sucks, and bachelorette parties are a ton of work.

Getting botox seems as common as putting booking info in your Instagram bio these days.

As a person who loves to work out, I follow a ton of fitness instructors on Instagram.

It was only a matter of time.

You may have thought you'd seen it all when it came to wild wedding trends, but today's news may beat even wedding alpacas. (Yes, those are a real thing.) The Bachelor alum Ben Higgins has teamed up with DiningOut Events to create "The Wedding Party," a mass wedding ceremony, reception, and festival all rolled into one.

In case your creative writing major friends haven't been talking about it nonstop, a lot of sh*t has been going down in the online publishing world.