For Lauren Conrad and William Tell, attending one annual sporting match — the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic, to be exact — holds some very sweet significance.

The glowing newlyweds, who recently returned to SoCal after their romantic Mediterranean honeymoon, made their first public appearance as husband and wife at the event this past Saturday. While the former “Hills” star opted to walk the red carpet solo, the color-coordinated duo eventually cozied up to one another as they observed the horseback action from the sidelines.

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But if the Tells’ trip to the rodeo is giving you a case of déjà vu, there’s a reason: The lovebirds attended the same star-studded event, held at the Will Rogers State Historic Park in Pacific Palisades, two years ago — and it was their first public outing as a couple.

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Look at these kids, madly in love — and making sure that their polka-dot ensembles matched for the glitzy game, even back in their dating days!

But back to the present. The fashion designer gushed to US Weekly about her new relationship status — and what it’s really like to be a Mrs.

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“It doesn’t feel too different,” Lauren admitted to the magazine. “We felt married ...

Hip-hop has long been a therapeutic outlet for artists, allowing them to express themselves and voice issues, and work through those issues in the music. Now, scientists at Cambridge University in England are looking to prove that hip-hop — both listening to it and writing raps — can actually help treat mental illness.

“There is so much more to hip-hop than the public realizes,” Becky Inkster, a neuroscientist in the university’s department of psychiatry, told The Guardian. She and consultant psychiatrist Akeem Sule have teamed up to form Hip Hop Psych.

“I grew up in the ’90s during the golden era of hip-hop, when it exploded into mainstream culture. It is rich in references to psychiatric illnesses that have not been properly explored and which could be of enormous benefit to patients. We want to work with rappers, charities, medical groups and others to promote its real potential.”

Of course, hip-hop has been used as a teaching tool a number of times in the past. Bun B taught Religious Studies 331: Religion and Hip-Hop Culture at Rice University, The Textual Appeal of Tupac Shakur was offered at the University of Washington, and Georgia Regents University launched a class based on the work of Kendrick Lamar and his debut album this year.

But Hip Hop Psych believes that the music can not only be studied, but also used as an actual treatment for patients dealing with psychiatric problems.

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If we didn’t already think Lorde was the coolest girl in music (have you not seen our embarrassingly gushy articles on the teen?), the 17-year-old singer’s game acceptance of her “South Park” parody would have convinced us.

The latest evidence of her awesomeness? Ella sang the “I Am Lorde Ya Ya Ya” song from the first infamous episode during an interview. She shared the excerpt via a tweet this past weekend.

If you were hiding from the world of pop culture these past few weeks, Lorde appeared in two — count ‘em, two! — “South Park” episodes. In the first, the kids try to put together a charity concert featuring Lorde — and then there’s some stuff about gluten — only to find out that Lorde is just Stan’s dad in disguise. When she reappears in the next episode, we discover that Randy Marsh wasn’t just dressing up as Lorde — he is Lorde.

Lorde didn’t really speak up about the episodes until the second one had aired, posting clips from “her” second appearance to Instagram and applauding the show’s message of transgender acceptance. Coolest girl in the music world? We think yes.

this is actually surprisingly cute – and from what i can tell also has a message of transgender acceptance (i'm still very new with this type of humour so i'm not sure if was actually genuine but it seemed so to me)

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James Franco has long moonlighted as an artist, but now, he can be your muse! Just pop open your new “Color Me Good James Franco” coloring book, and let the actor’s gaze guide you as you unleash your inner Renoir.

According to a report from EW, artist Mel Elliott is behind the coloring book, which features her own black-and-white sketches drawn from Franco’s Instagram feed. Also, if James Franco isn’t your thing, Elliott’s “Color Me Good” series includes Tom Hiddleston and Benedict Cumberbatch versions, too, among others. Although, let’s be honest, they can’t possibly rival Franco’s selfies in terms of sheer weirdness and/or nipple exposure.

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If you’re longing to create a colorful Franco gallery of your own, the coloring book is available on Elliott’s website.

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We know Mondays are hard — but at least you’re having a better day than this poor kid, who straight-up passed out while climbing onstage to join a street performer. To make things even worse (or better?), One Direction’s “What Makes You Beautiful” is blaring in the background the entire time. See the priceless video for yourself:

Related: Watch This Kid Go ‘Full Diva’ On Live TV Because YASSS

Stage and street performer Quinn Beasley tried to help out the little guy at first…

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…but ultimately continued his dancing, because, ya know, the show goes on and all.

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We’ve reached out to Beasley to find out what went down after this video ended. We’ll let you know the deets as soon as soon as we know ‘em.

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In the scope of “The Challenge,” being part of a pair hasn’t gone so well for Sarah Rice (see: her premature “Exes” ousting and her early “Rivals II” expulsion), but outside of the game, serving as one of two suits her just fine.

The most eager competitor around has yet to cross the finish line first, but she’s just locked down the man of her dreams and announced yesterday that she and Landon Patterson are officially engaged! What’s more, they sealed the deal at a place called The Magic Castle Hotel in Los Angeles. Omen much?

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“GUESS WHO JUST GOT ENGAGED!!! This chick!!! I’m so happy to be engaged to the most wonderful man I’ve ever known!! I love you @iatewhat!!!” Sarah captioned the Instagram photo above. Considering Landon’s tatted and tough but still seemingly sweet, we’d say he’s pretty much a perfect match for Sarah. Plus, the rock he got her looks like it belongs in The Smithsonian.

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“Yup!!!” the bride-to-be captioned the Instagram photo above. Say no more, Sar. Say no more.

+ Happy to see Sarah finally win big? Share your thoughts, “Challenge” fans!

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“Girl Code” tackled a huge topic in this season’s premiere, “Sexuality.” In the discussion, the topic of casual sex comes up. Now, it’s certainly not for everyone. If you are interested though, you should really think it all the way through first. Learning how to have a one-night stand can mean the difference between it feeling like a mistake and a simple right of passage. And when there’s unnecessary shame associated with sleeping around (especially for women), it’s hard to find proper guidance. For you and your not-so-serious partner’s sake, it’s best to answer the following questions before hooking up.

Watch the full episode here:

1. Am I A Virgin?
Casual sex can be a great way to gain experience, but when it’s your only experience it can bring on more baggage than sex in a relationship. That doesn’t mean your first time has to be perfect (because it totally wont be), but don’t have a one-night stand just to get over with either.

2. Do I Have Protection?
You don’t have to be a boy scout to always be prepared. Planned Parenthood and other clinics are literally giving condoms away. Plus, stores sell them to you even if you can’t stop giggling.

3. Am I Comfortable Talking About Condoms?
As experience has unfortunately shown, having a condom isn’t enough. You have to be able to say, “Can you put this on or leave?” Asking that doesn’t make things weird – having unprotected sex because you’re afraid of being awkward does.

4. Do I Want A ...