The Schuyler Sisters are patriots to the core, so they’re the perfect choice to perform “America the Beautiful” at this year’s Super Bowl.

Phillipa Soo, Renée Elise Goldsberry, and Jasmine Cephas Jones, the actors who originated the fierce threesome in Hamilton, will reunite for Super Bowl LI. The three women have since moved on from the musical, so Hamilton fans should not throw away their shot at seeing them sing together again. They’ll be joined by Luke Bryan, who will sing the national anthem, and Lady Gaga, who will perform at the halftime show.

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The Super Bowl will air on Fox at 6:30 p.m. ET on Feb. 5. Tune in at about 6:20 p.m. to catch “America the Beautiful.”

We know where Liam Hemsworth will be spending the holidays this year! Alongside his fiancée Miley Cyrus and the rest of the Cyrus clan.

Cyrus’s older sister Brandi took to Instagram to commemorate a family moment, including Hemsworth standing by the Christmas tree with the caption, “Cyrus fam Christmas in full swing.” And, it looks like Hemsworth brought along his dog, Dora, a gift from Cyrus, to the festivities, as Miley posted a photo of her cuddling the pup to Instagram.

Although it seems like the actual wedding plans have been put on hold, Cyrus and Hemsworth are stronger than ever, even if you don’t always see the songstress wearing her engagement ring. “It’s very weird because [the engagement ring] is like real jewelry and most of my jewelry is made out of like gummy bears and cotton candy,” she told Ellen DeGeneres while making an appearance on her talk show. “They don’t look that good together because they kind of mix up. So sometimes I replace it with an actual unicorn or a Looney Tune.”

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Hemsworth clearly took note of what Cyrus said that day, gifting her a rainbow gemstone ring for her birthday a few weeks ago. So thoughtful of him! We can’t wait to see what Instagrams the duo post next of their holiday together.

Picking out a perfectly ripe avocado is a complete gamble at worst, and an educated guess at best. Too soft, and you’re left with a mushy brown mess. Too firm, and you’re stuck with a yellow-ish, stuck-to-the-skin substance that’s unfit for toast and definitely not suitable for homemade guacamole.

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Because you can’t cut into the fruit in the middle of the produce aisle, your best bet is to feel it in your hand. But there might be an even easier method. Earlier this week, a Reddit user posted a photo of an avocado with a three-tiered color chart on the sticker, which depicted the exact color and texture of a not ripe, firm ripe, and soft ripe avocado. The avocado in the photo matched perfectly with the “soft ripe” portion of the sticker, indicating that the fruit was ready to be eaten.

Not only does this sticker help you make a more educated decision, but it also keeps other shoppers from squeezing the life out of all the avocados. The caveat? Not all avocados have this handy sticker—plus, color alone is not always the best indicator of ripeness. In fact, some varieties of avocados don’t change color much as they ripen. Your best bet is to buy slightly underripe avocados, and let them ripen at home. Look for pebbly-skinned Mexican Hass avocados, which are more flavorful than smooth-skinned Fuertes and have a buttery, creamy texture when ripe. It should feel firm in your palm, but give slightly when pressed.

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If you want your avocado to ripen quickly, place it in a brown paper bag with a banana (which releases ethylene gas, quickening ripening) and place it on a sunny windowsill for 18 to 24 hours. This trick works even if your avocado is rock hard when you begin the process. Ready to start cooking? Follow these steps to slicing and dicing.

This article originally appeared on Realsimple.com.

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Nicole Kidman’s role as the mother of an adopted child in her Oscar-nominated film Lion hit especially close to home, as she also happens to be the real-life mom to two adopted children. She and then-husband Tom Cruise adopted their son Connor and daughter Isabella during their marriage, and the actress spoke out this week about how her kids affected her Lion performance. If you haven’t seen the film—and you should—it’s about an adoptive mother whose Indian-born son leaves her and travels the world in search of his biological parents. In an interview with The Mirror, Kidman said that the movie is actually an homage to her two eldest children.

“The movie is a love letter to my children who are adopted. I wanted to make the film for them”, she revealed. “It’s not about anything other than saying, ‘I wanted you and whatever your journey is, I’m here to love and support you’. That’s what I connected to.”

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Kidman and Cruise adopted their children in the early nineties and even though the couple later divorced, they maintained shared custody of their kids.

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Kidman’s film Lion has been oft-nominated, including for the BAFTAs and again for this Sunday’s Academy Awards. Her Lion co-star Dev Patel won a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor as her son, “Saroo.” And with this dedication to her family, Kidman’s already a winner in our book. 

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Selena Gomez has held the title of the most-followed person on the photo sharing app for nearly a year, but she recently pulled so far ahead of the competition that she’s now in a league of her own.

The “Hands to Myself” singer broke impressive new ground on Thursday when her follower count hit a whopping 110 million. The 24-year-old is now head and shoulders above Taylor Swift, who holds the title of the second-most followed account, with nearly 98 million. And Gomez managed it all despite a self-imposed 14-week break from the popular platform.

Reaching the milestone had the pop star feeling humbled and grateful yesterday. “Thank you fam for 110,” she wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of her singing to a sea of fans. “I promise I will continue to cherish my platform and speaking truth but more importantly, each and every one of you have changed my life. I’m very grateful.”

To celebrate her most recent accomplishment (and in case you forgot why she’s the queen), here are a few of our favorite photos from her account:

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Keep it up, Selena!

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Prince Harry is honoring Princess Diana in the most meaningful way.

On Tuesday evening, more than 20 years after his mother Diana was photographed walking through minefields being cleared by the HALO Trust in Angola and Bosnia, Harry spoke at the Landmines Free 2025 event at Kensington Palace. The red-headed royal was there to voice his support for Mines Advisory Group and the HALO Trust, who have come together in an effort to rid the world of landmines by 2025—an effort dear to his mother’s heart.

Harry said Diana was “shocked and appalled by the impact that landmines were having on incredibly vulnerable people and on children in particular. She did not understand why more people were not willing to address the cause of so much suffering,” he added.

At the event, Harry met two Bosnian men, Zarko and Malic, who lost their legs to landmines as children. Diana met the pair during her final overseas tour in the summer of 1997.

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“When my mother said goodbye to Zarko that August before her untimely death, she told him that he would not be forgotten,” the prince said in his address. “Please help me keep her word to Zarko and Malic and other people like them throughout the world who still need us to finish the job and rid this planet of landmines.”

He also spoke of Diana’s unparalleled compassion and dedication to humanitarian causes around the world—a legacy he aims to continue.

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“She was an advocate for all those who she felt needed her voice most; whether it be marginalized men dying of AIDS in East London, ostracized sufferers of leprosy in India, or the teenage girl who had lost her leg to a landmine in Angola,” Harry said. “She knew she had a big spotlight to shine, and she used it to bring attention on the people that others had forgotten, ignored, or were too afraid to support.”

Watch his speech above.

At the upcoming United Nations climate conference in Morocco, negotiations for how to fulfill COP21’s agreement to limit global warming to 1.5º Celsius must emphasize methods that will also alleviate poverty and climate injustice, rather than leaning on “questionable technologies” such as geoengineering and carbon offset, says Friends of the Earth (FOE) Germany.

“We cannot count on unproven, costly, and ecologically risky negative emission technologies to save us from climate chaos.”
—Hubert Weiger,
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That’s the argument put forth in the group’s new report, “A change of course: How to build a fair future in a 1.5 degree world” (pdf, in German), published Friday alongside the German Catholic Bishops’ Organisation for Development Cooperation (MISEREOR) and the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The climate conference will take place in Marrakech, Morocco, from November 7-18.

The report takes aim at popular so-called “negative emissions” technologies, such as geoengineering, carbon offset regimes, and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), arguing that leaders must pursue true sustainability instead.

“The fatal flaw of all negative emissions technology proposals is this: The hope for an atmospheric line of credit allows today’s urgent need for radical reductions in CO2 emissions to fall by the wayside,” the report argues. “What’s currently Plan B is in fact the best way to force Plan A into the background—a fundamentally different economy, one that preserves the planet for all forms of life.”

Instead of such “questionable technologies,” the report argues for policies that have poverty reduction and climate justice as their central focus.

“In reaction to the Paris Agreement, we need to phase out coal, speed up the transition to renewables, phase out combustion engines, and protect and restore forests and soils,” explained Hubert Weiger, chairman of Friends of the Earth Germany, in a statement.

Janelle Monáe is about to give you one serious case of wanderlust.

Following a whirlwind awards season, the Hidden Figures star jetted off to a luxurious vacation with friends in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic where she stayed in dreamy Villa Serena—a $20,000 per week retreat that also comes with a butler and a chef—thanks to Booking.com.

The thatched-roof, beachfront property, which is a quick 6-minute walk away from the shore, sleeps 14 and is surrounded by palm trees. It also features an elegant dining area, spacious bedrooms, and a zen outdoor patio, which overlooks an L-shaped pool and jacuzzi.

Monáe shared a snap from her trip there Monday, looking chic as she struck a pose outside in a woven straw sunhat paired with a black-and-white striped bathing suit under a red coverup topped with colorful bursts. “First mini break of the year. Thank you @bookingcom for the inspiring trip. #puntacana #dominicanrepublic#bookingyeah,” she captioned the shot.

The songstress turned actress also took advantage of the hammock on the grounds, palming a pineapple in another shot as she lounged on it in a black-and-yellow striped skirt and red bikini top.

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Courtesy Booking.com

Courtesy Booking.com

Courtesy Booking.com

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