Rihanna is utilizing her platform as a celebrity to urge world leaders to financially commit to educating children in the world’s poorest countries. As an ambassador for Global Partnership for Education, the singer reunited with French President Emmanuel Macron to advocate for children at a recent summit in Senegal.

"We have made tremendous progress today but of course our work is never done," she said during her speech at the conference in Dakar on Friday, adding "We have a long way to go, and this is a fight we are never going to stop fighting, until every boy and every girl has access to education." According to Agence France-Presse, she co-hosted the event alongside Senegalese President Macky Sall and President Macron.

Today’s @GPforEducation Replenishment Conference in Dakar, Senegal raised over $2.3B for global education!📓✏️🌎 @rihanna @GlblCtzn #FundEducation #CLF pic.twitter.com/FjBMvGHdPJ

— Clara Lionel Fdn (@ClaraLionelFdn) February 2, 2018

Rihanna became the first ever global ambassador for Global Partnership for Education in September 2016. She first connected with President Macron on Twitter last summer. They discussed the state of global education and agreed to work together to increase access to children around the world. This lead to her visiting the Elysee Palace in France to further discuss the issue with President Macron and his wife Brigitte. In 2016, France increased its contributions to GPE to a total of approximately $21 million over 2015 to 2017.

Thank you Mr. President @EmmanuelMacron and Madame First Lady for the incredible meeting and passion for global and girls education! 🇫🇷

— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 26, 2017

According to Unicef's United Nations Children's Fund, there are approximately 264 million out-of-school children and adolescents throughout the world. The majority of these children cannot attend as a result of poverty, conflict, and social barriers including gender bias against girls.

The Global Partnership's goal for the conference was to raise $3.1 billion from donors by 2020 to support the education of 870 million children across 89 developing countries. As part of that goal, GPE is striving to get these developing countries to allocate 20% of their overall budgets for education.

Rihanna put her 86 million person audience on Twitter to good use as she tweeted U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May, Australia's Malcolm Turnbull, and President Macron encouraging them to demonstrate their support through donating to Global Partnership for Education. They have all responded by increasing their donations toward education. Additionally, Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Norway, recently tweeted Rihanna with a pledge from her country.

As Rihanna said, there is still a lot more to be done to provide children around the world with access to education and if anyone can shine a megawatt spotlight on the issue, it's Rihanna.

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Acne breakouts have a terrible reputation for popping up when least expected. From a first date to a career-making meeting, no important occasion is free from its frustrating grasp. Now, we all know that picking and popping is a no-no, but even with a hand's off approach, scars can happen. Unfortunately, that’s something I’ve become very familiar with.

Recently, I've been experiencing some pretty bad hormonal acne. After some admittedly weak moments of picking at my blemishes, I’ve also caused a lot of acne scars. But, just when I thought I might have to give up all hope on finding a cure, the Pai Rosehip Bioregenerate Face Oil waltzed into my life.

I’ve tried (and loved) many other facial oils in the past, but this formula is different. What makes it more advanced than other oils I've tried? According to the brand, the oil contains both rosehip seeds and rosehip fruit — which contain high percentages of omegas. These omegas, along with vitamin E and rosemary, regenerate the skin to help undo any damage done by blemishes or scarring.

Much to my surprise, the formula was not what I expected. It’s not a thick oil that leaves the skin feeling slick or greasy. Instead, it’s lightweight and it feels more like a serum. The bright orange color is also a little surprising, but fades as soon as massaged into the skin. But here's where the magic really comes in: in less than a week of use, I already started noticing a difference in the appearance of my skin. During that first week my small scars looked less noticeable. Then, after a few weeks, my larger scars started to smooth and fade a bit, too. The oil even remedied some of my troubling dry spots. My skin also feels incredibly soft and smooth, which, let's be honest, is way more than I expected. Moral of the story? No oil is a miracle in a bottle, but this one is getting a lot closer than most, which is good enough for me.

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Natalie Portman hosted Saturday Night Live in what felt like a return to the show in the mid-2000s. "The last time I hosted was in 2006," shares Portman. "Back then I was promoting V for Vendetta, and now the whole country is kind of promoting V for Vendetta." The film focuses on a police state and fascist government where an unknown vigilante attempts to subvert those in power.

The actress' opening monologue had less to do with her as it did the fast-approaching Winter Olympics. In fact, upcoming sporting events were a theme this week which included a sketch about the rivalry between New England and Philadelphia.

The episode as a whole was reminiscent of episodes from the mid-2000s, far less of a political tone in favor of sillier jokes. Portman reprised one of the shows most unexpected sketches from the last time she hosted. Additionally, both Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch returned to their old stomping grounds to appear in a sketch. Between the cast alumni cameos, Natalie Portman rapping, and references to Nickelodeon, I feel solidly back in a barely bygone era watching this episode.

Alec Baldwin brought back his Donald Trump impersonation which has been absent since the season reconvened after the holiday break. This time, the cast pokes fun at the feedback loop that exists between the President and Fox News.

Given Portman's off-script comment about "all-male nominees" while presenting the award for best director at the Golden Globes, I'm surprised they didn't include more political commentary; however, she did make one clear statement. While introducing musical guest Dua Lipa, Portman wore a shirt emblazoned with the words "Judge Aquilina," in support of the judge who presided over the Larry Nassar case. Based on her Golden Globes comment and the shoutout to Judge Aquilina, I was anticipating an episode that addressed more current events and social issues. While it can be nice to step away from that from time to time, it was a bit of a letdown. I think Portman could have pulled off more politically-charged subjects.

This episode also marks a three-week break for the show as the Winter Olympics kick off on February 9. Click through to see some of the highlights from last night's episode.

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The halftime rumors have finally been put to rest. Janet Jackson won't be performing at the Super Bowl with Justin Timberlake. While Timberlake previously stated that neither Janet Jackson nor 'NSYNC would appear with him on stage in Minneapolis, many wondered if he was just trying to fool fans. In a tweet that got straight to the point, Jackson made it very clear the night before the big game that this was not the case.

"To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow: I will not," Jackson tweeted. “Thank you for your support and I do look forward to seeing you all very soon.”

There was speculation that Jackson would return to the Super Bowl for the first since the infamous wardrobe malfunction of the 2004 show in which Timberlake accidentally exposed her nipple. For many, it seemed like a chance for Jackson to get the justice she so deserved. While Jackson was banned from the 2004 Grammys, reports that she was banned from the Super Bowl were untrue. What is also true, though, is that while she was blamed in the court of public opinion for what would be dubbed "Nipplegate," Timberlake got away unscathed.

pic.twitter.com/W2ZsGkTFs2

— Janet Jackson (@JanetJackson) February 4, 2018

The rumors that Jackson would return to the Super Bowl gained traction after Timberlake's interview with Beats 1 host Zane Lowe in which he said that he made "peace" with Jackson over the Super Bowl. "Absolutely," Timberlake said when asked if he apologized to Jackson, adding, "I don't know that a lot of people know that. I don't think it's my job to do that because you value the relationships that you do have with people."

Despite Timberlake's apology, though, the New York Post reported that Jackson's family is still mad at Timberlake. “If he’s such a gentleman, he’d make sure Janet [Jackson] is there,” Jackson's father Joseph said. While another family member reportedly told the Post, “Justin’s solo career took off after that and Janet was blackballed. He says they are good, but let’s see him prove it and bring her out.”

Timberlake won't get a chance to prove that he and Jackson are on good terms, but, at the very least, fans now know that Jackson won't be at the Super Bowl. Someone who also won't be there? A hologram of Prince, which should allow fans of the Purple One to breathe a sigh of relief.

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After an investigation was opened by the FBI regarding Larry Nassar's then-alleged sexual abuse, Nassar continued to abuse at least 40 girls and young women before being taken into custody more than a year later, reports the New York Times.

The FBI was first notified in July 2015. At the time, the report listed three victims, two of which were not interviewed by agents assigned to the case for nearly a year. "I never got a phone call from the police or the FBI," Gina Nichols, the mother of gymnast Maggie Nichols, said. It was their initial information that sparked the federal inquiry. "Not one person. Not one. Not one. Not one." Now, the Nassar's accusers number 265 and counting.

According to the New York Times, information collected by the FBI included instructional videos of Nassar's unusual treatment methods which show his ungloved hands working around the private areas of girls as they are lying facedown on tables. The paper suggests that it was the FBI's inert pace that allowed the abuse to continue unnecessarily.

As the investigation continued across three cities in Texas, Michigan, and Indiana. All the while, Dr. Nassar continued his uncommon treatment techniques on young patients. They were not notified of the investigation or the allegations lodged against him. The consequence of that silence was that dozens more girls and young women were exposed to Nassar's abuse.

Officials at USA Gymnastics were made aware of Nassar's inappropriate techniques in June 2015 after Maggie Nichols' personal coach, Sarah Jantzi, overheard an alarming conversation Nichols' was having with another gymnast about "treatment" she received from Nassar. The then-president of USA Gymnastics urged Nichols' mother to remain quiet as the organization reported it to law enforcement. Weeks passed without it being reported. It wasn't until 41 days after they were made aware of the sexual abuse that gymnastics officials contacted the FBI.

It was at this time that gymnastics officials turned over videos of Nassar demonstrating his treatment techniques, one of which was called an "intravaginal adjustment." W. Jay Abbott, a special agent in charge of the FBI bureau in Indianapolis at the time, recalled his colleague's reactions to the videos. "At the time, it was being portrayed as a legitimate medical procedure. But to the layman, like ourselves, we were — 'You’ve got to be kidding me.'"

The next day, Nassar was quietly relieved of his position with U.S.A. Gymnastics. According to a statement issued after the fact, the organization was under the impression that "it should not take any action nor communicate anything that might interfere with the F.B.I.'s investigation."

It wasn't until an investigation by the Indianapolis Star in September 2016 that Nassar was exposed for what he really was. During that time, Nassar treated some of the youngest among the 265 accusers. He has now been convincted and sentenced to 175 years in prison.

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It's no longer Super Bowl Sunday, it's #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay. Before Justin Timberlake performs at this year's halftime show — without Janet Jackson, as she made very clear — Twitter is taking time to celebrate Jackson's legacy. Specifically, all the parts that have nothing to do with a wardrobe malfunction.

On Friday, filmmaker Matthew Cherry tweeted that fans of Jackson should take back Super Bowl 52. "We should do a # JanetJacksonAppreciationDay this Sunday," he wrote. "You know, reverse it." Those fans who've always considered themselves proud members of Jackson's Rhythm Nation heeded his call.

After the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, which was dubbed "Nipplegate" after Timberlake accidentally exposed her nipple, many felt that Jackson was unjustly blamed for the incident, while Timberlake went unscathed. Case in point: he's now headlining the Super Bowl, while Jackson has yet to return.

We should do a #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay this Sunday. pic.twitter.com/ab9fMexgn6

— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) February 2, 2018

Fans weren't looking to talk about Timberlake, though, they wanted to gush about Janet (Ms. Jackson if you're nasty) and all the ways she changed pop culture for the better. "Janet released a whole album, went on tour, decided to PAUSE to have a fresh baby at age 50, dropped that billionaire hub, and went back out on tour like nothing happened," one person tweeted, "Your fav could never."

"Everything about Janet Jackson in Poetic Justice is beautiful," Bitch's senior culture editor Evette Dionne tweeted. "The braids, alone, are iconic. The outfits. The monologues about Black womanhood, trauma, and grief. EVERYTHING."

Everything about Janet Jackson in Poetic Justice is beautiful. The braids, alone, are iconic. The outfits. The monologues about Black womanhood, trauma, and grief. EVERYTHING. #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.com/vmsVm9HTMv

— Evette Dionne 🤔 (@freeblackgirl) February 4, 2018

Janet released a whole album, went on tour, decided to PAUSE to have a fresh baby at age 50, dropped that billionaire hub, and went back out on tour like nothing happened.

Your fav could never. #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay

— Carli B (@Lalabee79) February 4, 2018

In a string of tweets, Kevin Allred, who created the college course Politicizing Beyoncé , laid out why Jackson is still the best. "There's no Beyoncé 'Feminist' movement in 2013 without Janet first taking CONTROL." he wrote.

Allred also cited 1986's "Pleasure Principle" video as one of the absolute best. "Janet Jackson really made one of the greatest videos of all time by herself dancing in an abandoned warehouse," he tweeted. "Almost 31 years later and your faves still can't keep up."

Janet Jackson really made one of the greatest videos of all time by herself dancing in an abandoned warehouse. "Pleasure Principle." Almost 31 years later and your faves still can't keep up. #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.com/hGqeRh3GCj

— Donald Trump is a RACIST & my name is Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) February 3, 2018

Back to 1986. After 2 mostly unnoticed albums, she took Control. Teamed up with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and changed the sound of pop music forever. There's no Beyoncé "Feminist" movement in 2013 without Janet first taking CONTROL. #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.com/4voonFymMg

— Donald Trump is a RACIST & my name is Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) February 3, 2018

Many fans pointed out Jackson's commitment to social issues. "In 1997, Janet released an anthem to a friend she lost to HIV/AIDS called "Together Again," Calvin Stowell, Chief Growth Officer at the Trevor Project, wrote. "It’s a beautiful and empowering song, and the video she released with it is stunning."

With "Rhythm Nation," Allred tweeted, Jackson "rewrote the Pledge of Allegiance in 1989 and created a social justice movement through pop music way before it became expected of artists to speak out."

In 1997 Janet released an anthem to a friend she lost to HIV/AIDS called Together Again. It’s a beautiful and empowering song, and the video she released with it is stunning. #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.com/erZxhrPjZO

— Calvin (@calvinstowell) February 4, 2018

“With music by our side, to break the color lines, let’s work together to improve our way of life, join voices in protest to social injustice, A generation full of courage, we are a part of the Rhythm Nation” #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.com/0JYjNlNoBz

— Loni Love (@LoniLove) February 4, 2018

Of course, there were some that couldn't help pointing out that even those not tweeting #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay might have been quietly paying tribute. "I love how @kerrywashington subtly did her own # JanetJacksonAppreciationDay by featuring only Janet Jackson songs on her epsd of # SCANDAL right before the SB," one fan tweeted.

Laverne Cox wasn't keeping her appreciation to herself, even coming up with some clever puns to celebrate Janet. "We love you Miss Jackson. It's all for you. When we think of you nothing else seems to matter," Cox wrote. "Get us all together again in this Rhythm Nation."

It was one person on Twitter, though, that seemed to sum it up best: "Every day is #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay." Nothing but respect for my Super Bowl halftime performer.

Every day is #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay. pic.twitter.com/pRnlBGDiSV

— Alexander Hardy (@chrisalexander_) February 4, 2018

I love how @kerrywashington subtly did her own #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay by featuring only Janet Jackson songs on her epsd of #SCANDAL right before the SB pic.twitter.com/7w8ZJrkDve

— Blue Gangsta♎ (@ferronze23) February 4, 2018

PLEASE TAKE NOTE: A woman of color saved @jtimberlake’s ass & softened what would have been massive blowback for him. AGAIN. #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.com/71pNR0JbF5

— April (@ReignOfApril) February 4, 2018

Living for #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay. we love you Miss Jackson. It's all for you. When we think of you nothing else seems to matter. Get us all together again in this Rhythm Nation. https://t.co/jJkXqSch3c

— Laverne Cox (@Lavernecox) February 4, 2018

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Alarmed by the negative effects social networks and smartphones have had on society and mental health, a group of Silicon Valley technologists is coming together to challenge the companies they had a hand in creating.

The group called the Center for Humane Technology, alongside nonprofit media group Common Sense Media, are joining forces to plan an anti-tech addiction lobbying effort and ad campaign targeted at 55,000 United States public schools.

The Truth About Tech campaign is aimed at educating students, parents, and teachers about the dangers and side effects of excessive technology use, specifically the link between heavy social media use and depression. The campaign has partnered with Comcast and DirecTV who have donated media and airtime. Roger McNamee, an early investor in Facebook, joined the Center for humane Technology after the alarming realization of what he helped create. "Facebook appeals to your lizard brain — primarily fear and anger," he told the New York Times. "And with smartphones, they’ve got you for every waking moment."

The group's website explains that while companies like Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have benefitted society in some ways, they are caught in a race for our attention to survive and make money. "Constantly forced to outperform their competitors, they must use increasingly persuasive techniques to keep us glued," the website reads.

The group of Silicon Valley insiders expects more to join them over time. They believe that their intimate understanding of the design techniques, business incentives, and culture behind how technology garners an inordinate amount of our attention will be the key to helping solve the problem. In an attempt to reform the technology industry, they plan to introduce a Ledger of Harms. The goal of the website will be to guide engineers who are concerned about the technology they are being asked to build. It will provide data on the health effects of different technologies as well as suggestions for how to make products healthier.

The new group also has plans for legislation to regulate the power of large tech companies. The Center for Humane Technology is focusing on two at the moment: a bill that would commission research on technology's impact on children's health, and another that would prohibit the use of unidentified digital bots.

"Reversing the digital attention crisis and realigning technology with humanity’s best interests," is the end goal for the Center for Humane Technology.

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She and her boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott, have kept the pregnancy private, and while it was all but confirmed, today's announcement is the only official comment Jenner has made. "I'm sorry for keeping you in the dark through all the assumptions," the announcement begins. "I understand you're used to me bringing along on all my journeys. My pregnancy was one I chose not to do in front of the world," Jenner continued. While many people, celebrity or not, choose to be very open and public about when they are expecting a child, everyone is entitled to choosing how they want and if they want to tell people. "I knew for myself I needed to prepare for this role of a lifetime in the most positive, stress free, and healthy way I knew how," she explained. Jenner went on to mention that it was never intended as a publicity stunt with the intent of a "big paid reveal."

Jenner and Scott first went public with their relationship at Coachella in 2017. The two seemed immediately inseparable as she joined him traveling across the United States on his Birds Eye View tour that year, reports Us Weekly.

Rumors of Kylie Jenner pregnant first began to emerge after TMZ broke the story on September 22, 2017. Regardless of who claimed they could confirm the story, Jennery's family kept completely quiet on the matter. When asked by The Cut, her mother Kris Jenner kept things vague. "Something happens every single day," she said. "You never know what is going to break at any moment."

A popular theory was that Kylie Jenner was her sister Kim Kardashian's surrogate; however, this rumor was quickly put to rest when Kardashian shared her journey finding a surrogate through an agency.

Jenner has kept out of the public eye for months now, though she did appear on the cover LOVE magazine in December. The photo, taken by her sister Kendall Jenner, did not give away much as it was a closely cropped photo of her face, shoulders, and hands.

"I appreciate my friends and especially my family for helping me make this special moment as private as we could," Jenner shared in her message.

♥️ pic.twitter.com/CgiQFcRfHU

— Kylie Jenner (@KylieJenner) February 4, 2018

To accompany the big announcement on Twitter and Instagram, Jenner posted a video to YouTube celebrating the birth of her daughter. It includes messages from her close friends and family about how they found out Jenner was expecting.

"When you're 20-years-old, you're just figuring out your life. You don't know what you want. You're an indecisive teenager and you're just becoming a young adult. There was one thing that your mom knew for sure, and that was you," Jenner's friend, the model Jordyn Woods, says to the camera in a message meant for her the baby girl.

Rumors have surrounded the couple ever since they started dating. Fans wanted to know: Are they dating? Are they having a baby? Are they engaged? Kylie Jenner made the decision to announce the news on her own time and share it with those closest to her.

"Pregnancy has been the most beautiful, empowering, and life changing experience I've had in my entire life and I'm actually going to miss it," wrote Jenner. "I've never felt love and happiness like this, I could burst! Thank you for understanding."

Jenner and Scott have not yet revealed their baby's name.

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It only took nine months, but Kylie Jenner has finally revealed she had first baby with boyfriend Travis Scott. Jenner announced the birth of her baby girl on Twitter, apologizing to fans for keeping this secret to herself. While also offering "a little glimpse at the last 9 months," with a video chronicling her maternity.

As excited as fans are to know Jenner is anew mom — and oh, they're excited — they're even more excited to see how other celebrities are reacting to Kylie's baby news. Especially, what Kylie's sisters have to say about it.

Shortly after Jenner shared the news her pregnant big sister Khloé Kardashian tweeted, "Cute mommy" in response to Jenner's home video. While her sisters, new mommy Kim and Kendall went the emoji route, tweeting lots of hearts.

Cute mommy https://t.co/fbMZ3kNeME

— Khloé (@khloekardashian) February 4, 2018

❤️👶🏽❤️ https://t.co/OPPTeOSVe1

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) February 4, 2018

❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/gtVFS1mTb7

— Kendall (@KendallJenner) February 4, 2018

Khloé then shared another post, this time showing off both of their pregnant bellies.

Congratulations My Sweet Kylie! What a magical ride it's been! I'll miss you bumping along with me. Never in a million years did I think we would do this together but it's been that much more special because of it. God is so great!! He had His plan all along! I love you little mama 💕 love big mama

A post shared by Khloé (@khloekardashian) on Feb 4, 2018 at 3:20pm PST

Kris Jenner had a bit more to say about the newest addition to the family. "God is SO good!!" she tweeted. "I am so excited and thrilled to welcome another precious baby girl to our beautiful, ever growing family. We are blessed beyond belief!"

This marks the eighth grandchild for Kris, with another one on the way — it's the fifth girl, which means we'll be keeping up with the Kardashians for generations to come.

God is SO good!! I am so excited and thrilled to welcome another precious baby girl to our beautiful, ever growing family. We are blessed beyond belief! https://t.co/lFrymHVFTs @KylieJenner

— Kris Jenner (@KrisJenner) February 4, 2018

Jenner's bestie Jordyn Woods tweeted "wooo fresh air" about being able to breathe a little easier knowing she won't reveal any baby secrets. She also retweeted a fan who called her the "real MVP. Held her friend down through the whole pregnancy and didn’t say a word to the world! Her loyalty is on 1000! I need a friend like her!!" A fingers crossed emoji was Woods' sign of appreciation.

Woooo fresh air 👼🏽💕✨

— Jordyn Woods (@jordynwoods) February 4, 2018

🤞🏾🤫 https://t.co/IngueJ9X1q

— Jordyn Woods (@jordynwoods) February 4, 2018

Iggy Azalea couldn't keep it together while watching the over 11-minute clip. "Kylie Jenner's baby journey video made me want to cry," she tweeted. "Usually I blame crying whilst watching things on being "on a plane." I am such a wimp. Can I have 10 babies please."

errrrmmmmm kylie jenners baby journey video made me want to cry. usually i blame crying whilst watching things on being "on a plane". iam such a wimp. can i have 10 babies please.

— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) February 4, 2018

Jenner's boyfriend and new daddy, Travis Scott might just take the cake for the best baby tweet: "2.1.18 4 ever. New rager in town. !!!"

Congratulations to Kylie and Travis on their little rager.

2.1.18
4 ever
New rager in town. !!!

— TRAVIS SCOTT (@trvisXX) February 4, 2018

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After months of wondering when Kylie Jenner would announce that she was pregnant (because let's face it -- it was just a matter of time), the day has finally come. In addition to the normal announcement on social media, Jenner dropped a video to catch us up on the past several months of her life, when she was living below the radar to keep her pregnancy private and peaceful. It does not disappoint.

"One day, I was in your mom's bathroom with her and she took a little test," Jordyn Woods, Kylie's BFF tells us at the beginning of the video. It sounds like she and Jenner's assistant, Victoria Villarroel, did not expect the announcement. Woods says she didn't even know that Jenner was taking a pregnancy test, and when she passed her the stick she was completely surprised. "She gave us a look," her friend Villarroel recounts. Where was the video camera to capture that look because I would love to see it!

The video then follows Jenner and boyfriend Travis Scott to their OBGYN appointment for the 15-week sonogram, offering the world its very first look at their daughter. It's hard to tell much about how a baby looks from a sonogram, but it's safe to say this one looks very normal.

In-N-Out which was Jenner's major pregnancy craving. Her doctor advised her to do cardio and not eat fast food. Cut to Jenner ordering a double cheeseburger and fries from the drive-through of an In-N-Out. Don't let anyone tell you that you cannot have it all when you're pregnant.

We also learn in the footage that all those selfies from the neck up that Jenner has been sharing? They were to cover her very pregnant belly. And, we get an idea of how huge the number the of people who kept this a secret: her family, his family, their close friends, everyone who shot, edited, or worked on this video, her staff, his staff, the staff at In-N-Out...the list goes on.

If you were wondering where Kylie's baby shower was, when we were watching Kim have hers, she threw an all-pink baby shower. It had baby-themed cappuccinos, pink roses, polar bears. North West made the baby a cute onesie. Her friends are all wearing classic white pajamas, which is a major tonal difference from his sister's much more formal shower.

When asked to send a message to the baby at Kylie's shower, Kris Jenner says, "You've got the best mom and you're so lucky. This is such a blessing. It's going to be the most amazing journey. I can't wait to see you, meet you, kiss you, love you, and teach you things that maybe only I can teach you. You mom can teach you the things she can teach you. It definitely takes a village, and I learned that along the way."

We pick up a slew of random facts in the middle: She was only four weeks apart from Kim's surrogate. Her baby likes sweet potato fries. Jordyn got the baby a pair of tiny Air Nikes. This baby already has more shoes than me. Kylie held Kim's new baby, Chicago when she was super pregnant. Rob & Dream were there. Kim wanted to "school" her on what her vagina is going to feel like during and after birth. Kylie passed and, honestly, that seems like the best life choice.

happy wife happy life

A post shared by Kylie (@kyliejenner) on May 8, 2017 at 6:04am PDT

Their trip to the hospital was shot guerrilla style, it looks like it's straight off Jenner and Scott's phones (and kind of has a vibe). Kris and Khloe were in the hospital with her, while Kendall joined via FaceTime.

The video goes black while she's in labor, with the sounds of the delivery room still going, and it's the longest few seconds of my life. Then, we get a tiny glimpse of the newborn baby girl, whose name has not yet been announced. She was born on February 1 at 4:43 p.m. PST, weighing 8 lbs. and 9 oz.

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After all the chatter this weekend about how he was doing Janet Jackson wrong and might be doing Prince wrong if he made him into a hologram, it felt like expectations were low going into Justin Timberlake's Super Bowl Halftime performance. Which is good news for him, because it meant Timberlake only had to do the bare minimum to impress us his audience.

Despite the divisive reputation he seems to have gained around the release of his latest album, Timberlake turned in a family-friendly Super Bowl performance. His set ran like a greatest hits track listing, never touching on any one song for too long. The most unexpected aspect of it was his use of the stadium in his set; where most performers stick to a traditional stage, Timberlake began his show from inside the stadium, here he sang the new single "Filthy" in a club-like environment. It was one of the most intimate feeling halftime performances in my memory, and it perhaps reflected the scale he felt fit him.

For a guy who insists he didn't make a country album, there was a lot of fringe on his Stella McCartney designed faux leather jacket. He might have brought the visual aesthetic of Man of the Woods on stage with him, but not a single additional song from the album made an appearance in his show. Anticipating what people most wanted to see, he ran through a medley of "Rock Your Body" (while walking down a catwalk), "Senorita," gave a major remix to the start of "SexyBack," "My Love," and "Cry Me A River." Those favorites from his first two albums built up a lot of goodwill, but during "My Love," he removed his jacket to reveal a silk-screened button up shirt with an image of a prairie and a man riding a horse. My goodwill dissipated on sight, though in fairness it was being pushed down by the arduous blasts of guitars over "Cry Me A River," which he desperately tried to turn into a rock song.

Timberlake paused for a breakdown here with a troupe of male dancers. His moves have held up, which is more than many pop stars in his generation can say. If he's not as nimble as he was in his 20s, his sense of timing has certainly stayed sharp. Timberlake then segued into "Suit & Tie," for which he donned a camouflage blazer, to match his camouflage pants I assume, and worked the mic like he was living life somewhere between Fred Astaire and Dean Martin. From there he strolled over to a piano worthy of Elton John to sing "Until the End of Time."

Then, his Prince tribute. There was no hologram. It was a nice rendition of "I Would Die 4 U." It was lovely to see Minneapolis covered in purple, with Prince's symbol surrounding the stadium. I understand, logically, why the NFL would have wanted to pay tribute to Prince. I understand why Justin Timberlake would want to do that, the man was a huge influence on him. If you don't, go read his tribute to Prince after his deat h. That said, it would have been a much better use of the time to right the wrong on a debt he owes to Janet Jackson. And people watching at home who haven't been tuned in to the hologram scandal all weekend are probably just thinking to themselves, "That was nice."

After Timberlake urges everyone to raise "two fingers in the air for Prince tonight," he performs "Mirror." Though it felt like the emotional ending to the performance, it wasn't! He kept going, because that Trolls song was a hit, and things wrapped up with a nice, long nugget of "Can't Stop the Feeling!"

Timberlake was a safe choice for this year's Super Bowl. Like all of the commercials that aired during the telecast, the NFL wanted to avoid anything political and keep it light. Timberlake is good at that, on the surface. But having a man fills a field with mirrors to look at himself performing does not create any last impression. His performance will be forgotten quickly. Considering what happened last time he took this field, perhaps that was exactly what he was going for.

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Like booster supplements in smoothies and freshly pressed green-drink orders, the use of serums in skin care can at first seem like a superfluous, if not costly indulgence. Sure, these shots of concentrated nutrients might add extra oomph to our complexions, but if we’re already keeping our skin clean and hydrated, can adding a serum to the mix make that much of a difference?

According to Dr. Alexander Rivkin, a Los Angeles-based cosmetic surgeon, and Dr. Mary Lupo, a New Orleans-based dermatologist, just like with those shots of bee pollen or maca we might add to our juices for better health, serums can deliver a concentrated level of nutrients to the skin that can penetrate better than many moisturizers.

Whereas creams sit on top of the skin to form a protective barrier of hydration, serums are typically made from active ingredients that contain molecules small enough to penetrate the outer layer of the skin and deliver intensive doses of collagen builders, antioxidants, and other anti-aging ingredients deeper in the epidermis. And, as Lupo points out, because many formulations are water based, serums can also serve as great vehicles to deliver water-soluble ingredients, like vitamin C, beyond the skin’s surface for deeper absorption and to provide a brightening effect.

In fact, serums can be such heavy hitters, Rivkin doesn’t just see them as an added bonus to a skin-care routine, but as being “very essential.” Which isn’t to say that a serum should replace your moisturizer. Rivkin notes that after delivering such concentrated active ingredients, a moisturizer is needed to lock in hydration and provide a protective barrier. To really maximize these complexion boosters, he recommends cleansing with warm water (to maximize the products' absorption), applying a serum to a slightly damp face, and following with a moisturizer a few minutes later.

So, now that we know that serums should be an integral part of our skin-care regimen, how do we find our skin-boosting soul mate? Ahead, we asked Rivkin to identify the best active ingredients for each of the nine most common skin types. Read on to find out which one you should be adding to your daily routine.

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In the four years since Glossier first launched, the company quickly proved itself as the brand for millennials. Aesthetically-pleasing packaging, effervescent highlighters, and skin-care products that exude "cool" — what's not to love? But for its most recent product, Glossier is putting a modern spin on an old classic you have probably only associated with your grandma: the solid perfume.

Glossier's You Perfume Solid is the brand's take on a travel-friendly version of its OG You fragrance, which launched last fall. But instead of adding red and white details to its traditional pink packaging, Glossier is turning it up a notch. The small balm fits neatly inside a weighted egg that slides open and closed — a look that actually reminds us a lot of the sleek design from cosmetics brand Lilah B. But instead of white packaging, Glossier's solid perfume is the perfect shade of millennial pink. Because of course.

But it's not just the product's exterior that makes it different from the original Glossier You fragrance. This waxy formula also melts effortlessly into the skin, and the scent — a blend of pink pepper, amber, and musk — feels different too. When I tried it myself, it somehow felt more cozy and inviting than the spray version, perhaps because it dried down nicely with my skin's natural pH. Plus, unlike some sprays or roller balls, this balm clung to my skin and lasted a full workday (and then some).

If you ask me, Glossier's done the imaginable: made solid perfume cool again. Maybe our grandmothers were right the whole time.

Glossier Perfume Solid, $22, available today at Glossier.

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Lobster-red skin, stinging sunburns, and flaky complexions have long been the stuff of retinol-use lore. So, it’s no wonder that some of us stay away from the stuff, thinking it's too harsh. Dermatologists swear by retinol, counting it as a must-have for just about everyone (second only to SPF), even those with sensitive skin. And, research over the past 30 years has shown that retinol can tackle a ton of dermatological concerns, including acne, wrinkles, and rough or discolored skin. Not bad for a single active ingredient.

“I don’t know a single dermatologist who doesn’t use a retinol product on their skin,” says Heather Rogers, MD, a Seattle-based dermatologist and clinical assistant dermatology professor at the University of Washington. “We’ve all read the studies and we all use it.” Before we dive in, you should know that there are three levels of retinoids: pure retinoic acid, which is the strongest and prescription-only; retinol, which is sold over the counter and is weaker and less irritating than the pure stuff; and retinol derivatives, which are also sold over the counter and are more gentle than retinol.

It's true; you might not completely avoid irritation if you use the stuff. But, you can minimize it by being strategic. For someone completely new to the world of retinol, Dr. Rogers suggests using a derivative twice a week to avoid stressing out the skin. If yours still reacts adversely, she recommends moisturizing beforehand. Once you're comfortable with biweekly applications, you can increase the frequency until you're comfortable with everyday use.

For some, the next step would be transitioning to a prescription concentration of retinoic acid. But, no matter what stage you're in, don’t expect overnight results. While some research shows improved skin in as little as a month, Dr. Rogers says you should commit to a retinoid product for at least three months before judging whether or not it works for you.

Read on for the non-prescription strategies to soothe your particular skin woes.

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Think back to middle school when year after year, person after person would tell us that we’d grow out of our acne. We get it: The adults in our lives wanted to be encouraging. So they threw out a glimmer of hope — an “it gets better” kind of thing that has us bamboozled all these years later. Because after countless cycles of hormonal acne, we’re here to say that it does not, in fact, always get better: A 2011 study showed that nearly half of women aged 20-29 has clinical acne. One of the most notorious types? The cystic variety, which can be brought on by monthly hormonal cycles — and can be way more intense to deal with than your average pimple.

“Cysts are like balloons under the skin that are filled with oil, but have no place to go. As your oil glands make more oil, cysts become enlarged, the wall cracks, and inflammation develops,” explains Joshua Zeichner, MD, a New York-based dermatologist and Director of Cosmetic and Clinical Research in Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital. Unlike more surface-based pimples, he explains, cystic zits can’t be picked: “They have no connection to the surface of the skin so any attempt to pick them will cause more harm than good.”

Extractions are also out when it comes to cystic zits. S. Manjula Jegasothy, MD, a Miami-based dermatologist with a celebrity-rich clientele, notes that these suckers can start deep in the skin, at one-to-two millimeters beneath its surface. “They’re extremely difficult, if not impossible, to extract or ‘pop,’ even by a skin-care specialist or dermatologist,” she says. In short, these zits are deep-rooted and tough to fight, which is why our pros suggest booking an appointment with a derm as a first line of defense. Prescribed treatments like oral antibiotics, some types of birth control pills, Aldactone, (a pituitary hormonal oral medicine), and isotretinoin (what used to be known as Accutane) top Dr. Jegasothy’s list of prescribed treatments.

Though Accutane has proven controversial for some, Marina Peredo, MD, a New York-based dermatologist and associate clinical professor of Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital, also likes the medication to treat cystic acne. “For most patients, it's a cure and will prevent deep scar formation if started early in a course of a disease,” she says, noting that a proactive approach is key. “It is very important to start Accutane is soon as possible with severe cystic acne because prolonging the start of the treatment can cause deep scars, which are very hard to treat even with the most aggressive laser treatments later.”

Dermatologists also use cortisone shots as a magic wand to instantly deflate cystic bumps, though Dr. Jegasothy notes that this methodology is falling out of favor. “They are known to occasionally cause indentations which may persist up to three months after the pimple has gone,” she warns. Instead of using steroid injections, she turns to combinations of oral antibiotics (typically used for two to four months), light chemical peels (to help control oil and reduce clogged pores), topical medications, probiotic cleansers (which can help balance skin), and lasers.

Bottom line? If you want to get serious about cystic acne treatment, there’s no getting around time-consuming derm visits and prescribed meds. But here’s the upshot: We can take action from our own bathrooms to help minimize cystic acne from forming and help control those mighty bumps in between doctor’s visits (or until we meet the deductible on our health insurance, anyway). Ahead, get pro advice on how to best tackle deep-rooted acne at home.

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If 2017 taught us anything about natural hair, it's that you're not limited to just a twist-out. Over the last year we've seen some of our favorite celebrity stylists and stalk-worthy social media faves push the envelope with their cuts, colors, and protective styles. And thankfully, they're just getting started.

The pros predict that 2018 will bring even more inspiration for natural and curly folks of all lengths and textures — a little something for everyone. "You’ll see many more textured hairstyles being embraced everywhere," Vernon François, celebrity stylist and creator of the Vernon François Collection, tells Refinery29. "Curly, kinky, coily, and wavy hair will fully embrace their ‘inner-frizz'."

Celebrity stylist Takisha Sturdivant-Drew, who works with Kerry Washington, agrees. "Natural hair will be a part of all aspects of life," she says. "And I especially want to see it in the corporate industry, which used to close the door to natural hair. Today's modern woman is fashion-forward — and her hair should reflect that."

Ready for a major dose of natural hair inspiration? We tapped top pros for the cuts and looks that will be huge next year, ahead.

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There are a lot of upsides to having oily skin. For example, you always have a built-in glow, rarely suffer from annoying dry patches, and some even believe that producing more oil might help prevent wrinkles. Still, while having active sebaceous glands might have its moments, oily skin can make wearing foundation a struggle — namely because oily skin tends to make whatever you put on top of it slide right off.

This phenomenon often manifests itself in frustrating ways, like answering the phone only to find half your face smeared all over the screen afterwards or looking in the mirror at noon to see the zit you artfully concealed a few hours ago in full view. It's moments like these that turn makeup from a form of expression to an anxiety-inducing pain in the ass. Luckily, a good mattifying foundation can really help.

Ahead, we've rounded up our favorite oil-controlling and long-wearing formulas. Oh, and did we mention they're cheap, too? It's a win-win, ahead.

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Welcoming a child into your life warrants a major celebration. For some, it's a festive cigar with friends and fam. For others, it's a home video capturing every tear of joy. But for new mom Kylie Jenner and dad Travis Scott, the celebration came in a different form: with matching tattoos.

Famed celebrity tattoo artist JonBoy — who has worked with Jenner in the past —posted the tattoos to his Instagram late Sunday night. The picture shows what appears to be the backs of Jenner and Scott's ankles, each bearing a tiny tattoo of a butterfly. "Congrats to @kyliejenner & @travisscott for your little miracle 🦋 ," JonBoy wrote in the caption.

congrats to @kyliejenner & @travisscott for your little miracle 🦋 #jonboytattoo

A post shared by c/s ∴jon✞boy∴ p/v (@jonboytattoo) on Feb 4, 2018 at 3:54pm PST

In less than a day, the photo has elicited over 35,000 likes. And, if you ask Jenner's fans, this couple tattoo might be more than just fresh ink. Some believe the tattoos could be a major hint to the baby's name, which has yet to be revealed. "This kid’s name is gonna be fuckin Butterfly," one user commented on JonBoy's picture. But other's are taking a deeper dive into the meaning, saying, "Vanessa translates to butterfly 🤔🤔."

Given that Kylie just gave birth last Thursday, some are speculating whether the couple got inked while Jenner was still pregnant. According to the American Pregnancy Association, the main risk of getting a tattoo while pregnant is contracting an infection, such as Hepatitis B or HIV, so it's vital to go to a registered practitioner who uses sterile equipment and maintains a pristine working space. There is not sufficient research on how the dye could affect the baby's development, according to the organization, but many pros suggest waiting until giving birth to be safe.

Whether this tattoo is a name reveal or just a symbol of new life, we have to agree on one thing: These micro tattoos are a sweet way for the first-time parents to welcome in the newest addition to the Kardashian-Jenner clan.

We have reached out to Jonboy for comment and will update the post when we have more information.

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Cold weather brings with it statement knits, oversized puffer jackets, and – on a slightly less glamorous note – dry, dehydrated hands. Despite being the most exposed part of our body during the colder months, they're often the most neglected, in part because it can be tricky to find a product that sinks in fast while still packing plenty of moisture. There's nothing worse than a lovely scented hand cream that leaves greasy fingerprints all over your keyboard.

So we've found the heavy-duty skin protectors that not only hydrate, but are also fast-absorbing and, most importantly, non-greasy. Read on for our edit of the balms, creams, salves, and lotions that will keep your palms, nails, and cuticles soft and slip-free all year round.

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