Pretty Little Liar star Lucy Hale was at last Friday’s event at Lord & Taylor‘s flagship store in New York City on Fifth Avenue. If you didn’t know, she is also a celebrity Ambassador for Blowpro. How could I not resist the chance of seeing a Pretty Little Liar in person? I happen to work at Lord & Taylor so I ran downstairs at noon to get a peek at Lucy Hale. The line was insanely long and a Blowpro purchase would guarantee a meet and greet and photo opportunity with the
Pretty Little Liars #5YearsForward left my jaw dropping the same way it has after every episode the past five years. The first episode of the mid season premiere under Freeform is finally back after four months, and I’m not sure why it took me forever to get around to watching it. For someone who religiously watched the show since day one, two days late is too long. I began the episode without any expectations and avoided any sort of spoilers or reviews. Joseph Dougherty made me feel nostalgic within the
Growing up is hard, and when you’re done (if you’re ever really done growing up), you’re a newer, wiser person. If you’re lucky, you have great friends to go through all the ups and downs with you. If you’re even luckier, they’re friends of yours as adults, too. So, on this #TBT, here is a round-up of some of my favorite movies/books about friends who grew up together. Now & Then was released the year I entered middle school. Needless to say, it spoke to my friends and I. The story
Episode 2 “The Mao Function” When Liza gets back to the apartment after her quickie with Josh, Caitlin is waiting for her. Liza comes clean about dating Josh, but fails to mention that she’s posing as a 26 year old at work. Caitlin determines that her mom is going through a midlife crisis, just like Caitlin’s dad did. So, she decides that she should live with her dad in New Jersey and work for him while Liza figures her life out (and, I guess, before Caitlin heads back to college).