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Hello, and welcome back to yet another update on what is easily the messiest season of The Bachelor, like ever.

We talk about Kylie Jenner a lot, whether it's her ridiculously extravagant parties, her relationship drama, or her high-profile friendships.

I was hopeful that February would be less of a nightmare than January, but it's not off to a good start.

Another day, another story about an employer treating women badly.

This weekend was one of the biggest events of the year, and no, I'm not talking about the Super Bowl.

The Grammys were like, four days ago, so normally we wouldn't even be thinking about them anymore.

I think pretty much everyone wants January to be over at this point, but that's probably especially true for Lisa Vanderpump.

It's a sad day in Bachelor Nation, as Bachelor In Paradise alums Kendall Long and Joe Amabile announced their breakup.

We're still several weeks away from finding out who wins this season of The Bachelor, but we all know that Peter's heart isn't the only prize at stake.

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Sunday night was the 62nd Grammy Awards, and of course, there were some interesting looks on the red carpet.

It's been two years since Arie Luyendyk graced our TV screens as the most boring Bachelor in history, and I have to say, I don't really miss him.

Is there anything better than a tell-all celebrity memoir?

UDPATED: We (and the dedicated detectives of the internet) were right!

If you're a dedicated follower of the Kardashians, then you're already familiar with their wide network of freeloaders and coattail-riders, ranging from makeup artists to "best friends." But of course, the most prolific of these Instagram creatures is Jonathan Cheban, aka Foodgod, aka the gum stuck to the bottom of my shoe that I just can't quite scrape off.

If you've been anywhere near the internet over the last couple weeks, you've probably heard about some drama going on with the British Royal Family.

Well, I knew there was something I didn't like about the new guys, Max and Brett, on Vanderpump Rules this season, but I just thought it was the way they talk about women, or the fact that they both look like bootleg versions of each other.

By now, we should really all understand that Instagram is not the place to look if you want an accurate depiction of how the world is.

Well, that was fun while it lasted—or was it?

Okay, I've been cautiously optimistic for a while, but today I'm finally ready to say it: I think this season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is going to be good.

It's been nearly a year since Hulu and Netflix released their competing Fyre Festival documentaries, and sadly, the Fyre-related drama has slowed down.

It's hard to believe that it's been over a decade since Gwyneth Paltrow launched Goop in 2008, but it's really been a journey.

On Monday morning, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences announced the nominations for the 92nd Academy Awards, or as everyone in the world calls it, the Oscar nominations.

We're only one week into the new season of The Bachelor, and I already can't keep up with these girls.

Every now and then, I put on a brave face and dive into the dark, teenage world that is TikTok.

To be honest, I'm not the biggest fan of The Bachelor, but I really do love all the chaos that comes along with show.

On Wednesday afternoon, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made the shocking announcement that they will step back "as 'senior' members of the Royal Family and work to become financially independent." In their statement on Instagram (sadly not a Notes App screenshot, I was really holding out hope), they say they'll be splitting their time between the UK and North America, while continuing to honor the Royal Family, and also focusing on the launch of their "new charitable entity." While I'm sure some of you know way too much about this sh*t already, for the average American, this might as well be gibberish.

Earlier this week, we finally got to meet the new crop of women who are looking for sponsorship deals love on this season of The Bachelor.

It's a new year, but to the surprise of absolutely no one, influencers are still on their bullsh*t. 2019 was full of influencer scandals ranging from stolen handbags to shilling actual poison, and based on today's story, 2020 won't be any different.

UPDATE: Welp, that was fun while it lasted.

Last night, we all begrudgingly watched the 77th Golden Globes, officially kicking off the two-month long headache that is awards season.

On Thursday night, the lineup for this year's Coachella festival was announced, and of course, there was a lot to process.

Today, the four-year drought of new Justin Bieber music finally came to an end, and I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm a happy bitch.

Well, it's a new year, but here we are, still talking about Tyler Cameron's personal life.

We need to talk about The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Specifically, the upcoming tenth season, and how there might actually be drama (for the first time in a while).

After all we've been through together, 2019 wouldn't truly be complete without one more Tana Mongeau update, would it?

It's been a long f*cking decade, and it's safe to say there are probably a lot of pop culture moments you've forgotten about.

As the decade draws to a close, it's interesting to stop and take a look at which celebrities we've spent the last 10 years talking sh*t about.

By now, you probably know that the decade is about to end.

If you're a dedicated Real Housewives fan, then congrats, because we've made it through a lot in the last 10 years.

Well, well, well, if it isn't Kim Kardashian West, getting called out yet again for doing something culturally insensitive.

As much as people love the holidays, the actual week of Christmas is kind of a weird time.

At one point or another, we've all said things we shouldn't have.

Earlier today, I wrote about what I thought would be the last crazy influencer scandal of the year.

At this point, it's really difficult to be shocked by anything an influencer does, but this story just might do it.

Of all the bizarre trends and pop culture moments we've been through in 2019, none felt quite as strange as the rise of the CGI influencer.

It's been a long few months, but the Bachelor off-season is finally coming to an end.

Even if you're a dedicated follower of all things Kardashian, let's be real, you probably don't watch every single episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

If anyone has had a roller coaster of a decade, it's Amanda Bynes.

Love her or hate her, you can’t deny that Taylor Swift has had a pretty iconic decade.