We've all experienced a dinner emergencyyou know, the nights when you arrive home after work to find an empty pantry and nothing but expired milk in the fridge. Thankfully, these Emergency Freezer Burritos from Bon Apptit prove that a healthy meal can always be within reach (into your freezer) with just a little extra planning, no Seamless required.

Summers heating up and we are, for sure, running out of cute clothes to keep us cool. Enter the perfect tank top DIY from Rookie Mag. Its cheeky, personalized, and most definitely in our price range. This shirt has us ready to expand Crop Top Tuesdays to every day of the week.

We have a lot to thank Buzzfeed for, like knowing if we are truly a Ross or a Rachel, which burrito best matches our horoscope, and now, a podcast called Rerun, which explores its guests' favorite TV episodes in immense detail. First up: An analysis of one of the best hours of Freaks and Geeks.

If POP Pilatesthe upbeat twist on pilates for beginnerswere someone in your friend group, it'd definitely be the life of the party. Follow this tutorial from Blogilates for a total body workout and whip your core into shape with fun reps that are more like dancing than exercising.

Because everyone's working for Saturday and Sunday.

Since we know how crazy-busy Monday through Friday can be, wed like to take a little pressure off the stressful question of how to spend this weekend. Here are a few particularly entertaining things we think youd like to partake in:

This month we've partnered with boho-goddess Nicole Richie, star of Candidly Nicole, to curate a box of five of her favorite beauty picks. We love tuning in each week to take notes from Richie's individual (and totally enviable) sense of stylewhether she's sporting blue hair or blue eyeliner. Haven't watched yet? Catch up on the most recent episodes from season two on VH1.

The only thing more quintessentially summer than a salted frozen watermelon margarita? A salted frozen watermelon margarita on a stick. This popsicle-cocktail hybrid from How Sweet Eats is everything our warm-weather dreams are made of, which is exactly why we'll be freezing up a batch come Saturday afternoon.

Last fall's film adaptation of Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl left audience members speechless (and Oscar-voters impressed). And now Flynn's words are back on the big screen this Friday with Dark Places, her second book-to-screen mystery-thriller. How will star Charlize Theron stack up against Rosamund Pike's chilling "Amazing Amy"? You'll have to watch to find out.

Your fish might get jealous when they spot this aquarium rock planter DIY from A Beautiful Mess. All you need is colorful gravel (the brighter the better) and an empty fishbowl to add a pop of color to any countertop. We plan on adding self-sufficient greenery and a wide range of cacti to the mixDIY thumbs are better than green thumbs anyway.

Ants and sunburns aside, we are all about a good outdoor spread. This DIY blanket from Almost Makes Perfect is ideal for a basket lunch (brie included) or folded up in the back of the car for some impromptu stargazing. Keep in mind that this project doesnt have to come out Pinterest-worthy; stamp away and, if all else fails, just tell everyone its abstract art.

Need a weekend beauty boost? Blend up one of these smoothies from Hello Natural, which include flavors like chocolate mint and raspberry and incorporate ingredients (blueberries!) that work to improve skin and replenish bodys antioxidants. We plan on sipping the Summer Love Smoothie, which uses coconut oil to help skin retain its elasticity.

Amy Schumer is on fire, and your abs will be too after checking out her new movie Trainwreck, in which she plays a hard-drinking relationship-phobe. Expect awkward moments, SNL alum Bill Hader, and Lebron Jamesthis is not your mom's romantic comedy.

Raise your hand if you can't stop stalking Blake Livelys Instagram because, #hairgoals. Recently, she ditched her well-known blonde strands for something a little sweeteraka "bronde" hair color, a combo of caramel highlights and major warmth. Since we have always been big fans, we say its time to pull the color trigger.

In the world of fake holidays, National Blueberry Muffin Day may lean more towards the ridiculous side, but we'll take any excuse to eat some extra treats. Check out this recipe for blueberry muffin cookies from The Seasoned Mom to celebrate in style. And while you are in the cookie mindset, check out these vegan cookies recently made by Mollie, our Editorial Director and in-house Cookie Monster.

Its fair to say most of us went through a friendship bracelet phase, whether we were gifting them to our BFFs or keeping the colorful creations for ourselves. For a 2015 update, grab your thread, choose your favorite shades, and try this DIY for embroidered headphones. It'll take your earbuds from techy to Etsy-worthy!

Our mascara is definitely smudged after watching BuzzFeeds hilarious video of guys trying to achieve the perfect cat-eye. Watch on repeat, then review our guide to applying liquid liner before you head out for the night to make sure your wing ends up where it belongs.

Take a break Sunday night to update your Spotify playlist for the upcoming week. Dont know where to start? Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine has you covered. Her playlist has the best selection, whether you need to crank some tunes for exercise motivation, or just want excuse to get up and dance. Our favorite pick? "Swim Good" by Frank Ocean.

For most of us, the official start of summer means sticky, sweat-inducing heat. Cool off and stay hydrated with this refreshing Melon Ball Punch from Divas Can Cookits basically air conditioning in a cup. Fresh mint and crisp melon make this drink extra tasty, so we wont judge if you guzzle two (or three).

If summer reading is high on your agenda, consider one of Brit+Cos top six apps for bookworms. Shelfie will digitize your dusty paperbacks, while Oyster will help you discover the next indie author. And if youre looking for book ideas, Overdrive will allow you to borrow from other users' shelves without wandering the aisles for hours.

Add some sultry vocals to your Saturday soundtrack with Leon Bridges' debut album, Coming Home. Check out the title track, a throwback to retro grooves, and reserve bragging rights for knowing him before anyone else.

Sick of looking at the five nail colors you never wear? Check out Bustles guide for using your old nail polish to do anything from cleaning up other polish to fixing your window screens. Not only will it help you get organized, its also an excuse for a fresh mani-pedi!

The list includes everything from WiFi boosters to camp stoves and fishing poles, but the project that we found most exciting was the appropriately named "sexy lantern." Here's the basic play-by-play:

1. Fill an old beer can with water and freeze it. (This makes the aluminum easier to cut.)

2. Thaw the can, empty it out, and start making slices down the sides with a very sharp knife.

3. Once all the slices are finished, compress the can from the top to cause each strip to bend, using pliers to ensure they all bend in the right direction.

4. From there, just slide a tiny tea candle through the slots (or cut a few strips and then glue them shut if the openings aren't large enough).

5. Make as many lanterns as needed to create the desired ambiance, light up the candles, and let the evening of romance commence.

Head to Supercompressor to read the other six tutorials (complete with detailed photos).

Sorry guys, smashing it on your forehead as you let out a primal roar isn't one of them.

In case you couldn't tell, we're all about finding creative ways to [recycle old booze containers](/guide/video/7-awesome-ways-to-upcycle-old-wine-bottles), and it seems like the guys at [Supercompressor](http://www.supercompressor.com/culture/beer-can-hacks-how-to-make-a-beer-can-stove-empty-beer-can-lamps-and-lanterns) are on the same wavelength. The team recently aggregated 7 DIY projects that make use of old beer cansand we couldn't be more excited to try them.

No fruit says summer quite like watermelon. This weekend, mix up a batch of Food52's boozy watermelon rosemary lemonade, which combines all three ingredients with gin and makes for a refreshing picnic companion. If day drinking's not your bag, try this gin-free recipe for a watermelon, mint, and cider vinegar tonic instead.

It's time to clear your TV-viewing schedule. On June 12, Orange Is the New Black returns for its third season with all new episodes hitting Netflix at midnight PST. We're hoping it will answer all of the questions posed in Season Two's dramatic finalelike what really happened to V?

If you're already sick of last season's jean shorts, update them with this creative DIY from YouTuber MissTiffanyMa. With the help of some cute fabric (we recommend seasonally appropriate florals and graphic stripes), glue, and a needle and thread, you can make your old duds feel new again.

We're always on the hunt for new ways to braid, and this fairytale-like Celtic knot tutorial from Twist Me Pretty caught our eye. Once you master it you'll be wearing it all summer long. (Out of your league? Try the classic fishtail braid instead.)

Why use a shot glass when you can replace it with a marshmallow? Get nostalgic for summer camp this weekend with The Watering Mouths decidedly grown up twist on the classic campfire treat. We recommend filling it with Bailey's.

You may not have heard of Shamir before, but youve probably encountered his acclaimed single On The Regular in commercials for Android Wear. Ratchet, the 20 year-olds first LP, promises to be just as catchy and successful. Listen to his fun beats and clever lyrics (Dont try me, Im not a free sample) before he starts popping up everywhere.

If you're an iOS user, you may have encountered a new virus being sent to iPhones and iPads via iMessage, causing them to shut down without warning. Luckily, TechCrunch has laid out some simple preventative measures you can take this weekend to protect your devices until Apple releases an update. Stay safe out there!

Now that it's almost June, it's a great time to check in on your New Year's resolutions. If you planned to write regularly but your last journal entry is from January 2, consider upgrading your notebooks. These chic DIY journals from Paper n Stitch are easy enough that you can make as many as youd like. Try one for your desk, another for your bedside table, and a smaller one for your bag and youll be prepared any time inspiration strikes.

Can you believe its already Memorial day weekend? Neither can we. Avoid looking like a barbecue rookie this weekend with these six burger hacks from Bustle. We love the idea of stuffing the patties with cheese for a fun twist on the classic cheeseburger.

From roasting Justin Bieber to preparing the perfect roastis there anything Martha Stewart cant do? Here she shows you how to repurpose patio furniture webbing into simple, summery placemats. Even if you are landlocked, theyll lend a beachy feel to your meal.

If you spend your weeks in sensible work heels (and your weekends in not-so-sensible party heels) youve probably done a number on your feet. Nurse them back to health with Goop's roundup of foot stretches. These easy exercises were created by ballerina-approved physical therapist Michelle Rodriquez, so you know your feet are in good hands.

Think you have what it takes to create the next Serial? Even if you dont have a great unsolved murder case to delve into, Opinion, a new iOS app, will make it easy to get your podcast off the ground.

For those of us not jetting off to Coachella this weekend, an Instagram full of festival-perfect fashion can induce a serious case of FOMO. The cure? These amazing, temporary dried-flower tattoos courtesy of Bustle. Pair with a bohemian maxi dress for an outfit that looks just as great around town as it would in the desert.

Youd cook with raw fish, but what about raw data? Each recipe in the new cookbook, Cognitive Cooking With Chef Watson, was created by IBMs super computer, Watsondrawn from a large database of information of flavor pairings and nutritional interactionsthen refined by the experts at the Institute of Culinary Education. Head over to Refinery29 to try a few of the surprising concoctions this weekend.

The changing seasons always makes us itch for a brand new wardrobe. Instead of spending your entire tax return at Zara this weekend, try Remodelista's tutorial for fabric-wrapped hangers. For only $10, they make everything in your closet, especially those wire hangers you have from the dry cleaners, look instantly more chic.

A stressful week at the office can take a physical toll on your body. Why not try Self's restorative yoga poses this weekend to relax the body and soothe the mind? Since sunlight and fresh air will bolster the poses revitalizing effects, pair this routine with a brisk walk or head to the park to practice outside.

Tough week? Create a home spa this weekend with this new bath bomb recipe from A Beautiful Mess. Try making them with lavender to melt away last weeks stress, or reinvigorate with grapefruit essential oil.

The world's biggest coffee chain hits the big 2-0 this weekend, and theyre inviting you to celebrate with a limited edition birthday cake flavor Frappuccino. The festive concoction is a vanilla-hazelnut beverage topped with raspberry whipped cream, and its only available through Monday. Get 'em while they're cold.

Compete With Your Friends to Win the Internet

The weird and wonderful world of Google autocomplete meets Family Feud in Google Feud, an incredibly addicting web app that has users thinking like the hive mind as they guess how to autocomplete a given search. Sound easy? It isnt. Who would have thought that so many people were curious about whether they could perform their own surgery?

Leave it to Olivia Wilde to make staying in shape (post-baby, no less!) look fun. Join her and her dance teacher/sister-in-law this weekend as they walk you through simple, toning dance moves. Because nothing gets you psyched for a party like some light (but fun) exercise.

Supplies:

Curb link bracelet (try Forever 21 or H&M)

Embroidery thread in two colors

Scissors

2 bobby pins

How-To:

1. Cut eight pieces of each color of thread so that they are four times the length of the bracelet.

2. Knot all the threads at the top keeping the two colors separated down the middle. Hook a bobby pin two inches below the knot on each sidethis will act like a needle to help you weave the thread through the bracelet links. 

3. Lay your chain bracelet on the right side of your thread, then take the bobby pin on the thread on the right (dark green) and pull it under the first chain link, then over the top to the left. 

4. Take your second color (light green) and lay it over your first color (dark green). 

5. Pull the second color under the same chain link and over the top to the left.

6. Repeat these steps until youve woven your thread through all the links on the bracelet.

7. Knot the threads at the end of the bracelet and trim the ends. Gift to your BFF (or keep for yourself!).

Supplies:

White, light pink, and neon pink oven-bake clay

Knife

Rolling pin or flat round glass

Small bowl

Cookie sheet

Gold paint pen

How-To:

1. Separate half of the white clay, 1/4 of the light pink clay, and 1/8 of the neon pink clay from your blocks of clay and use your fingers to create two rolls of white, one of light pink, and two of neon pink, each five-inches long.

2. Twist all five rolls together to create a rope-like braid.

3. Knead them all together until you have a single roll about eight-inches long, then fold the roll in half, twist, and roll out again. Repeat this a couple more times to mix and marble the different colors.

4. Squish the clay together until you form a ball. Flatten out the ball using a rolling pin or flat glass on a clean surface until its about five inches across.

5. Lay the opening of your small bowl on top of the clay and cut around the side using your knife.

6. Using your thumb and your pointer and middle fingers, begin to push up the sides all the way around.

7. Bake the bowl according to the packaging on a cookie sheet. Once the pot has cooled, use your gold pen to paint the rim of your dish. Fill with rings, bracelets, and charms!

Supplies:

Clear phone case

Variety of sizes of plastic gems

Quick dry glue

How-To:

1. Starting in one corner of your phone case, dab glue onto a gem and secure in place.

2. Continue until you cover the entire case, making sure you fill in any gaps with smaller gems.

3. Let drythen show off your sparkly case in a mirror-facing selfie.

Bust out the clay, scissors, and glue to make the modern day equivalent of friendship bracelets and other beloved projects.

Remember how much you loved making friendship bracelets, pinch pots, and bedazzling just about everything as a kid? Just because art class and snack time are a distant memory doesnt mean you have to give up on those beloved crafts. We rolled up our sleeves and made grown-up versions of some of our favorite childhood DIY projects to give you a reason to bust out those gemstones and glue.

Grown Up Versions of Your Favorite Old School Crafts

The days are getting longer, the weather warmer, and your home should be getting tidier thanks to a little tradition called spring cleaning. Start by creating a stunning display for your bracelets and rings with Style by Emily Henderson's DIY jewelry blocks.

You're probably familiar Cards Against Humanity, the usually-offensive, always-entertaining card game also known as the R-rated version of Apples to Apples. We have some good news: It's now possible to play on your phonewhich means no more lugging your deck or paper printouts to your friends' houses.

Stay out late dancing and have brunch plans that are more breakfast than lunch? (Read: Way too early.) The Covateur is here to help with their six tips to wake up your face in a minute (or less). We're totally on board with tip number oneuse a face mistafter all, you know how we feel about Jurlique's Rosewater Balancing Mist.

In honor of St. Patrick's Day, put a spin on your boozy Sunday morning beverage by skipping vodka for a splash of the Irish drink of choice: Guinness. A Beautiful Mess's Guinness Bloody Mary is rich, thick, and goes down velvety smooth. We'll cheers to that (and will definitely take a second round).

It's the soupiest season of the yearboth outside (nice to see you again, melting slush) and in our bellies. Branch out from your usual favorites with one of these 29 delicious Asian-inspired soups from Buzzfeed that are full of noodles and wintertime warmth.

Listen to Songs That'll Make You Work Out Harder

It's no secret that everyone and their mother is at the gym this month. And since studies show music makes cardio sessions more enjoyable, make sure you listen to some of Bustle's handpicked jams during your treadmill time. J.Lo, Charli XCX, and Gwen Stefani fans will be pleased.

Move over grandma, there just might be a new knitter in town thanks to these 16 super cute knitting projects from Brit + Co. We have a theory that knitting is the cheapest way to revamp your winter wardrobe, so at the top of our list are the fingerless gloves, a crown headband, and a hipster hat.

Have they renamed The Golden Globes the Tina and Amy Show yet? Because they totally should. Gear up Sunday's award festivities by reading about the history of comedy's favorite BFFshilarious videos included.

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