In today’s EOD roundup, Spike Mendelsohn and Marcel Vigneron teach some drunk models how to cook, which is basically the plot to that Friends episode where Joey and Ross try to bail on Thanksgiving to hang out with drunk models. Full circle.

In today’s #womenatthewatercoolerroundup, Rebel Wilson dreams of mermaids, Julie Klausner takes stock of global media’s indirect body count, Julieanne Smolinski has unkind words for Starbucks’ skinny salted caramel latte, and more!

Lyss Stern is the founder of Divalysscious Moms, a company that specializes in “[bridging] bridge the gap between a glam, pre-baby lifestyle and a post-baby life where, well, let’s just say there are more midnight feedings than midnight soirées.” We talked to her about the challenges and rewards of leaving the rat race and striking out on her own.

Here’s a clever way to stay on budget: head to your local dollar store for holiday decorations. Sure, there are aisles and aisles of red bows, sparkling garlands, and stockings to hang by the chimney with care, but some budget decorations run the line of being gaudy instead of budget-chic. With a little design savvy and a fresh eye, dollar-store decorations can look like a million bucks, leaving more cash in your pocket for gifts on your holiday shopping list. Click through for a collection of smart decorating tips that will transform your home into a festive abode.

Says the girl who wants her wedding “to be like a soundtrack in a movie.”

ABC Family is a cable network that knows what its viewers want: beautiful teenagers making bad decisions, endless airings of Sweet Home Alabama, and hours upon hours of Boy Meets World reruns. Whether its black magic or some sort of brain hacking software, the powers that be at ABC Family excel at creating content for the teenagers inside all of us (perhaps they are teenagers themselves)? But if there’s a crown jewel in the
ABCF oeuvre it’s the perfectly curated lineup of original films and old classics that is “ABC Family’s 25 Days of Christmas.”

Should you keep things professional when you show up to the interview? Actually, maybe not, according to a new study.

Most of you know Taylor Momsen as the irreverent, life-ruining little sister in “Gossip Girl” or as a moody musician who “quit acting” last year, but I like to remember her as impossibly adorable, brave Cindy Lou Who in the 2000 flick, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” With the holiday season in full swing and Christmas movies on our TV sets, now’s the time to remember what our favorite Christmas movie actors once were (lookin’ at you too, Macaulay Culkin). Things got a little weird for the reportedly volatile Momsen after “The Grinch,” so we’ve taken the liberty of chronicling her downfall. Merry Christmas.

The scene opens where many awesome things take place: in a cupcake shop. But in the world of Dunham’s “Girls,” it’s not a happy place.

News of Kate Middleton’s pregnancy broke only days ago, but already there’s been a steady appetite for updates about her condition and the royal baby growing inside of her. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s baby will be third in line to the British throne, bumping Prince Harry down to the fourth position. Since Will and Kate were forced to reveal the good news before they wanted to, due to Kate’s acute morning sickness, the public will be following along with the pregnancy for longer than expected. To get up to date, here are some FAQs and answers about Kate’s pregnancy.