This Artist Makes Ornaments to Decorate With All Year

Throughout the holiday season we love trimming our tree and decking the halls with ornaments (and every other festive thing we can find). Those baubles don’t have to be exclusively for Christmas, you know. If you want to keep things festive all year ’round, get to know clay artist Kleineknetwelt, who made an ornament for every month of the year. Scroll through to find a spherical scene for each 30-day cycle, then head over to their Instagram for even more clay creativity (spoiler alert: it’s more than just ornaments).

January: The holidays have passed, but the chill is still heavy in the air. So why not cheer up in the frigid temps with a little penguin cuteness?

February: Nothing says Valentine’s Day like a bouquet of roses that don’t die, right?

March: So there really is a pot of gold (and a leprechaun) at the end of the rainbow. At least throughout the month of March, we guess.

April: Springtime is here and the frogs are hopping in the pond. Just make sure they aren’t hopping into your home.

May: After all the April showers, the flowers finally arrive. Even if you aren’t into the whole gardening scene, you can pretend with this sunflower-filled scenario.

June: There’s nothing like the sun, sand and waves. But if you can’t make it to the beach during this month (or if you’re totally unlucky and can’t make it all summer) there’s always a nice alternative — a decorative oasis ;)

July: Come sail away, come sail away, come sail away with this summery scene.

August: School’s back in session, and what a better way to remind the kids than with a reenactment of what their days will be like for the next eight months.

September: Prep for that pending harvest (we’re talking about candy corn season, duh) with this fall-centric bauble hanging in your home.

October: Put a spell on everyone who enters your home (hopefully that’s not trick or treaters) with this bewitching piece.

November: Just before the weather gets too cold in December, this month is the perfect time to grab family and friends and hit the woods for a little glamping action. Or just bust out the s’mores fixin’s and fire up the grill.

December: And we’re back to the month ornaments truly shine. Go all out and add the entire year’s worth of ornaments to your tree. Just make sure Santa is prominent if you want to stay on the nice list.

Are you thinking what we’re thinking? That’s right: We’re going to need a new tree each month too. Share your fave holiday decor to leave up year ’round in the comments.

Meet the new breakfast powerhouse in town – the oatmeal latte. Oatmeal lattes are the one-mug, 5-minute solution to nailing morning mealtime, combining the comforting warmth of oatmeal with the caffeine we crave from coffee. Think your regular latte, except with the addition of oats! Just a few tablespoons can transform a big, anxiety-ridden cup o' joe into a balanced, fulfilling bite that helps sustain your energy levels overtime.

Whether you prefer classic espresso flavors or adventurous combinations like pumpkin spice or matcha, oatmeal latte recipes are the perfect fusion of nourishment and indulgence. See the best ones here!

What is an oatmeal latte?

Oatmeal lattes combine oats, steamed milk, and coffee into one to create a breakfast that will fill you up *and* wake you up.

How to make an oatmeal latte?

First, cook some oats, then all you have to do to make an oatmeal latte is add steamed, frothed milk and espresso to the oats, and enjoy.

Vanilla Oatmeal Latte

This Vanilla Oatmeal Latte is the perfect fusion of velvety smoothness and comforting warmth, creating a delightful morning pick-me-up that satisfies both your caffeine and breakfast cravings in just one mug. (via Quaker)

The Best Creamy Coffee Smoothie

Savor the invigorating notes of the coffee you know, with a creamy twist. This smoothie is a powerhouse of flavor and gives you energy you need to jumpstart your day. (via All The Healthy Things)

Dirty Matcha Oatmeal Latte

With each cup of this Dirty Matcha Oatmeal Latte, you'll experience robust matcha notes combined with the smooth, velvety essence of oatmeal. The matcha adds a subtle bitterness and a distinct vegetal undertone that compliments the oats – it's a match made in latte heaven. (via Cooking With A Wallflower)

Maple Oatmeal Latte

This Maple Oatmeal Latte is ideal for the A.M. The coffee offers *just* enough caffeine, helping you to feel more alert and ready to tackle the day ahead. The addition of oats balances that boost out, sustaining your energy levels. (via Smart Nutrition)

Breakfast Latte Protein Smoothie

Whether you're looking to fuel a busy day or simply want a convenient breakfast for on-the-go moments, this smoothie delivers a great balance of energy, nutrients, and flavor. The Greek yogurt and protein powder fill you up, while the coffee wakes you up. (via Feel Good Foodie)

Peanut Butter Oatmeal Latte Shake

Indulge in the creamy decadence of this Peanut Butter Oatmeal Latte Shake, where velvety PB meets oatmeal and chocolate, creating a luscious sip that energizes (and satisfies!) in every sip. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Pumpkin Spice Oatmeal Latte

It doesn't have to be a fall day to indulge in a PSL. Pumpkin is actually the star ingredient of this latte, packing a nutritional punch via fiber and antioxidants. The aromatic blend of spices in this recipe enhances the flavor profile, too. (via Half Baked Harvest)

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Nothing gets you in the holiday spirit quite like baking easy Christmas cookies (and making a mess in the kitchen with sugar, flour, and *all* the sprinkles). Thankfully, you don't have to be a trained pastry chef to create the best holiday cookies for Santa. Christmas cookie decorating doesn't necessarily mean sitting down with fancy candy topping and buckets of royal icing. It could be as simple as throwing together some easy Christmas cookie recipes with few ingredients or hacking cake mix to make the dough. Now that you have the confidence to get started, check out these easy Christmas recipes and get to baking!

Fun Cookie Cutters To Make Easy Christmas Cookies More Festive

Easy Christmas Cookies You Should Bake ASAP

Olde Fashioned Einkorn Gingerbread Cookies

These Christmas cookies can also double as cute decor, at least until they're all gobbled up. Add some powdered sugar before serving or add peppercorn eyes and buttons and bake until all the moisture is gone (around 10 minutes) to display them through the holiday. (via Calico and Twine)

Vegan Raspberry Almond Linzer Cookies

Not only are these cookies tasty but they're extra cute. The hearts are perfect for Valentine's Day but for the holiday season swap your cookie cutters for some Classic Holiday Cookie Cutters. (via Two Spoons)

Cranberry Christmas Cookies

You can make the cookie dough in this recipe ahead of time and freeze it to save you time during the Christmas rush. When you're ready for this baking recipe, just take them out of the freezer and arrange on a baking sheet. Fourteen minutes later, you'll be enjoying one of the best Christmas cookie recipes: warm cranberry white chocolate chunk cookies — filled with melty chocolate chips. (via Brit + Co)

Easy Christmas Sugar Cookie Recipe

Is all that red and green cramping your style? Give typical holiday colors a break with these pink pastel ornament Christmas cookie idea, complete with crushed candy cane sprinkles. Eloise would definitely approve. (via Brit + Co)

Slice 'n' Bake Vanilla Bean Sugar Cookies + Whipped Buttercream Frosting

It's just not the holiday season without frosted sugar Christmas cookies. Ditch the idea of a perfect cookie and instead, top yours with a fluffy buttercream and whimsical decorations. The messier the better! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Frosted Peppermint Brownie Cookies

Why choose between cookies and brownies if you don't have to? This hybrid is the best of both worlds, with a luscious peppermint frosting on top. It's the thing of our candy cane dreams! It's oh-so-tempting to serve these warm with ice cream in lieu of the frosting! (via Cooking Classy)

Basic Gingerbread Cookies

This warmly spiced gingerbread cookie dough can act as a base for your favorite holiday shapes and decorations. Personally, we're suckers for this making snuggly sweaters with this easy Christmas cookie recipe. (via Brit + Co)

Toffee White Chocolate Macadamia Cookies

Buttery toffee, smooth white chocolate, and rich macadamia nuts make these homemade Christmas cookies a natural pairing with hot chocolate. (via Lovely Little Kitchen)

Peppermint Sandwich Easy Christmas Cookies

Who needs store-bought Oreos when you can impress your friends with the homemade version? We also think that the scalloped edges are the perfect finishing touch. (via Brit + Co)

These Easy Christmas Cookies Are Fun *And* Festive

Brown Sugar Cinnamon Cookies

Any combo of cinnamon and sugar tastes like the holidays to us. This easy Christmas cookie is great for all kinds of gatherings and is plain enough that even picky eaters will want one. (via Cozy Cravings)

Eggnog Frosted Chai Snickerdoodle Snowmen

Just when you thought mini Reese's cups couldn't get any better, they make impressively convincing snowmen hats on these unique Christmas cookies. Don't forget to save a couple cups to snack on later! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Peanut Butter Sugar Cookies

The holidays can be nutty, but baking Christmas cookies definitely makes things better. These goodies can be rolled out, cut, and decorated to your liking. Plus it makes for a fun date night or girls' day activity. (via Brit + Co)

Ginger Spiced Sugar Cookies

The trick in these cute Christmas cookies is making a depression in the cookies with the bottom of a glass before sticking them in the oven, so you can fill each one with as much icing as you like. Load 'em up! (via The View from Great Island)

Oreo Chocolate Christmas Cookie Recipe

Though you can make any cut-and-bake cookies with the chocolate dough, we're partial to using it for these edible hot cocoa mugs. They are finished off with a sprinkle rim, Rudolph face, and candy cane handle. They're so cute they can almost pass for the real thing! (via Brit + Co)

Cinnamon Spiced Almond Sugar Cookies

These cookies are made with healthier ingredients (like coconut sugar, cinnamon, and almonds) and are also grain-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free. That means you can gift them to pretty much everyone on your list. (via Cotter Crunch)

Animal Cracker Sugar Cookies

Though there aren't any animal crackers in the actual recipe, the addition of honey and oat flour will make you think otherwise. Use the dough for all of your fave rolled or cut cookies. (via Brit + Co)

Chocolate Covered Strawberry Trees

If you're going to give your kids a cookie, you might as well hide a strawberry on top to balance it out. Dip the strawberry in green candy melts, add sprinkle ornaments, and let it fully harden before attaching it to the cookie with a blanket of white frosting snow. (via Lovely Little Kitchen)

Gingerbread Emoji Cookies

Express those fond holiday emotions not with words but with a custom-made emoji expression. (via Brit + Co)

Easy Christmas Cookies That Santa Will Love

Paleo Caramel Apple Gingersnaps

Gingerbread cookies are a mainstay of the easy holiday cookie table. This recipe is made healthier with dried apples, then drizzled with a paleo-friendly caramel sauce. (via Food Faith Fitness)

Best Cookie Christmas Trees

These fun Christmas cookies are sure to wow all your holiday guests, including Santa himself. Plus, it's awesome to add a twist to the Christmas cookie game with zero baking. (via Brit + Co)

Hot Chocolate Cookies

Turn your favorite cup of cocoa into a festive + easy Christmas cookie with this recipe. This is definitely for the chocolate lovers out there — it's got double the chocolate and a cocoa powder topping for good measure. (via Amanda Wilens)

White Chocolate Candy Cane Fortune Cookies

This lightly pink holiday cookie idea is homemade, but in a pinch, just stock up at a Chinese restaurant and dip in white chocolate and crushed candy canes at home. (via Brit + Co)

Eggnog Cookies

If you don't usually love eggnog, give this recipe a try before you write it off completely. There's only a touch of spice, but it's just enough to keep things interesting. (via Half Full)

No-Roll, Softbatch Sprinkles Cookies

If you love cookies but dread rolling out the dough and meticulously decorating them, use this recipe. The dough doesn't need to be rolled out before you form the cookies, and since the sprinkles go directly into the dough, the decorations are already done. (via Averie Cooks)

Cinnamon Bun Palmiers

These crunchy, delicate, heart-shaped cookies come together with puff pastry, cream cheese, and a cinnamon sugar coating. (via Brit + Co)

Hot Cocoa Cookies

Need a cup-shaped cookie to go with your steaming cup of hot cocoa? Try this frosted, easy holiday cookie recipe, made with store-bought ingredients. (via Brit + Co)

Chewy Molasses Cookies

Soft and chewy molasses cookies are a hallmark of the holidays. And unlike some, these don't need to be chilled before baking, so they can go from the bowl to the oven to your mouth in record time. (via A Cookie Named Desire)

Gluten-Free Chocolate Turtle Thumbprint Cookies

Chocolate, caramel, and nuts form the traditional turtle cookie — but these are a deliciously gluten-free version. (via The Skinny Fork)

Easiest Christmas Cookie: Whipped Shortbread

If you're more of a visual learner, follow along with the easiest Christmas cookie recipe of all, the whipped shortbread cookie.

Check out our online baking classes for more easy Christmas cookie recipe ideas and inspiration and follow us on Pinterest for more recipes!

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We hear a lot about celebrity breakups, but thankfully this doesn't apply to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky. Their relationship reads like a modern day fairy tale, and we're here for our pop culture king and queen. It seems like just yesterday that Rihanna announced her second pregnancy during her Super Bowl Halftime show, and now people are wondering...did the two fashion icons get secretly married?!

Rumors have circulated about whether the pair are married or not, but they've been pretty quiet about it. They're not shy about letting the world know they're together — adorable, public-facing PDA and all — and that's as much information as anyone knows. A recent declaration by A$AP Rocky might have changed the game and solidified what everyone has been wondering, though...

Did A$AP Rocky recently call Rihanna his wife?

Yes! During his performance at the 2023 Cannes Lions Festival yesterday, Rihanna was seen grooving to her love's music. Once he reached the second half of his performance, he gave her a huge, shocking shoutout. “I’d like to dedicate this song to my beautiful wife in the motherf–king building!”

Um, are you kidding us right now? His "beautiful wife?" We could hardly contain our excitement when we learned the news, and it seems Rihanna couldn't either because she was seen with a huge grin on her face. Ah, to be in love!

We can't help but wonder if their latest Met Gala look was a nod to their nuptials. I mean, a white dress and a tux? At fashion's biggest event? Seems suspicious, if you ask us!

Still, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky haven't issued a statement to the media about their marriage or a wedding ceremony. While we respect their privacy, we would be open to fawning over the beautiful bride and groom if they ever decide to release pictures. We'll hold our breaths in case they do decide to appease waiting fans — it's us. We're waiting fans.

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There are almost as many Christmas Eve dinner ideas as there are cuisines. And that's a good thing, because you can't expect to power through Santa's big night on Christmas cookiesand cocktails alone (as delicious as that actually sounds right now). Your house may be the kind to appreciate some Christmas Eve buffet menu ideas. Or perhaps dinner in your PJs is what you and your loved ones are after. Whatever your style is, here are 27 recipes for a Christmas Eve spread that will put a spring in your step when you roll out of bed Christmas Day.

Starters and Appetizers

Bacon Pastry Twists + Beer Cheese Dip

Bacon Pastry Twists + Beer Cheese Dip

It doesn't have to be a game day to enjoy the this tasty Christmas Eve food idea. Serve these appetizers to everyone before dinner, or snack on them as you're preparing the rest of the food. Either way, you'll love this recipe! (Brit + Co)

Slow Cooker French Onion Soup

There's nothing quite as cozy as a bowl of warm soup on Christmas Eve, and this slow cooker version is about as convenient as it gets. More time for wrapping presents! (via Brit + Co)

Maple Pecan Baked Brie

Baked brie is so ooey-gooey delicious that it's definitely one of our favorite Christmas Eve dishes, and this one calls for ingredients you probably already have on hand. Serve it as an appetizer with a crisp white wine or in place of rolls at the table. It's always a crowd pleaser and goes great with dessert. (via Fake Ginger)

Romanesco Holiday Trees With Parmesan Snow

If you need a festive and easy Christmas Eve dinner idea, think of these pointy florets like miniature Christmas trees. Set them in a creamy cheese sauce and dust with Parmesan for a snowy (and tasty) side dish for your dinner. (via Brit + Co)

Delicious Christmas Dinner Side Dishes

Puerto Rican Papas Rellenas

There's nothing more tasty on earth than crispy potato croquettes, unless it's potato croquettes stuffed with savory picadillo. Prepare for the onslaught, because *everyone* is going to want this Christmas Eve dinner menu idea. (via Kitchen Gidget)

Secret Ingredient Honey Garlic Roasted Carrots

The trick to feeding a crowd with your Christmas Eve meal ideas is to make a meat or fish entreé with a plethora of easy and tasty sides. Well… nothing could be easier than these carrots that caramelize slowly to perfection in a balsamic glaze in a low-heat oven. This is one sweet veg you won't have to beg the kids to eat. (via Carlsbad Cravings)

Creamy, Cheesy Gratin

With sweet potatoes, Gruyère, cream, and sage all mixed in together, this is one easy Christmas Eve dinner dish (or Christmas brunch idea) that you'll never leave off your holiday menu ever again. (via Brit + Co)

Roasted Butternut Squash Salad

Butternut squash is one of those seasonal foods that's perfect in salads and adds a bit of weight to any Christmas Eve recipe. (via Brit + Co)

The Best Baked Spinach Rice

This rice casserole is rich with three kinds of cheese, spices and lemon zest. Make a double batch and hold one back in the fridge for leftovers; you'll be thanking yourself amid tomorrow's wrapping paper frenzy. (via The Iron You)

Pumpkin Curry

This side dish can also serve as a main course for any plant-based eaters around your dinner table this Christmas Eve. The flavors of pumpkin and vegetables keep things light and bright, while the spicy curry will warm you to your toes. (via Brit + Co)

Make-Ahead Mashed Potatoes

Make-ahead sides are a real life saver at holiday time. These potatoes are whipped up with cream cheese, sour cream and eggs, so you can keep them in the fridge until the very last minute and they'll bake up to perfection, casserole style. (via Seasons and Suppers)

A Green Bean Casserole for Every Dietary Need

Green bean casserole is so tasty that everyone should be able to enjoy it! With mushroom sauce, beans, and plenty of vegan and gluten-free swaps, this dish will be a Christmas favorite. (via Brit + Co)

Christmas Eve Meals for Meat Lovers

Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus

This veggie side is super simple, calling for just two ingredients and 10 minutes of prep work. Throw them in a skillet right before showtime and let the prosciutto get nice and crisp while the asparagus turns bright green and tender. They turn out perfect every time, trust us. (via Damn Delicious)

Garlic Rosemary Prime Rib Roast With Horseradish Cream

Prime rib is always a showstopper, but the real star of this show is the homemade horseradish sauce. It cuts right through the richness of the beef, adding just the right amount of savory zing to this Christmas Eve dinner recipe. (via NeighborFood)

Crock Pot Mojo Pork With Cuban-Style Black Beans

This pork shoulder is cooked the traditional way — in a tasty citrus trio of orange, lemon and lime juice, spiked with onion, jalapeño, herbs, spices and an entire head of garlic. Start it in the morning and it will bubble away happily in your slow cooker all day, giving you time (and counter space) to get the rest of the feast prepared. (via Iowa Girl Eats)

Cranberry-Glazed Roast Turkey

Make a turkey full of the flavors of the season with this simple, easy-to-follow recipe. (via Brit + Co)

Slow Cooker Ham With Maple Brown Sugar Glaze

Ham is one of those hearty dishes that's great for feeding a crowd, but it's actually pretty tricky to get it just right. This recipe uses the slow cooker to your advantage, gently heating the meat all day in delectable juices without ever drying it out. Serve it in slices the next day for a Christmas morning breakfast add-on. (via No. 2 Pencil)

Carnitas Tamale Pie

Christmas Eve menu ideas for a buffet cannot be complete without pie! Tamales are a tradition this time of year, but you know the old saying: It takes a village! If you're craving the flavor but dreading the assembly line, your new go-to recipe has arrived. (via Pinch of Yum)

Crisp, Golden Turkey

Here's everything you need to know about prepping, roasting, and serving the best bird you'll eat this year. You'll learn how to thought and season the turkey, as well as everything else you need in the kitchen to prepare it just right. (via Brit + Co)

Lasagna Bolognese With Fontina Béchamel

Sometimes you want to mark a special occasion with a challenging dish. This lasagna bolognese is made completely from scratch, including the pasta, and your guests will appreciate that effort with every delicious bite they take. (via Nerds With Knives)

Easiest Ever Lasagna Roll Up Recipe

When you love the *thought* of made-from-scratch lasagna but you just don't have the time, roll ups to the rescue! This Christmas Eve party menu idea is jump-started using store-bought ingredients, but no one will ever taste the difference. (via Crystal & Co.)

Crockpot Salsa Verde Chicken Pozole

This green pozole is bubbling over with the goodness of peppers and tomatillos, zucchini and sweet corn, avocado and cotija cheese — with fresh baked tortilla strips and roasted pumpkin seeds on top. One bite and your taste buds will be singing hallelujah! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Crock Pot General Tso's Chicken

Do you have fond memories of Chinese takeout on Christmas Eve? Before you dive into your Christmas desserts, serve up this crockpot version of everyone's fave, which tastes every bit as good as the real thing in case you were wondering. (via Host The Toast)

Christmas Eve Food Directly from the Sea

Lobster Fra Diavolo

When it comes to seafood, lobster is the crème de la crème. This Christmas Eve recipe, flavored the old fashioned way with clam juice and cognac, is sure to impress everyone at your holiday party table. (via A Spicy Perspective)

Fish Pie With Cheesy Mash

Nothing beats a creamy fish pie when the *crust* is made of mashed taters. Here's a meal that's guaranteed to taste better if you eat it in your jammies followed by your favorite holiday cocktail. (via Nicky's Kitchen Sanctuary)

Whole Roasted Branzino With Fennel and Onions

Whole roasted fish dishes are an Italian tradition on feast days. While this one looks like a culinary work of art sitting on your table, it actually comes together easily and calls for just seven ingredients. (via Saveur)

Vegetable Béchamel Lasagna

If you haven't had lasagna made the old school way, with béchamel sauce instead of cheese, you are in for a *tasty* treat. This is one meatless dish even the carnivores in the house will be clamoring for — definitely add it to your Christmas eve dinner menu! (via Donna Hay)

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Hot Ones: it’s the show with hot questions, and even hotter wings.” It's the mantra for the best online interview series, hosted by First We Feast. Hot Ones is a slightly different – and dare I say devilish – interview show, and has become *pretty* iconic in the realm of great web series. The episodes always bring the humor, plus host Sean’ Evans' interviewing skills are impressively unmatched.

Evans comes in hot AF on his guests with deep-dive questions as they move through the interview eating hot wings of varying spice levels. The stakes rise higher as they scale the Scovilles and interview questions amp up, a combo which usually unravels guests (unless you’re Lorde) in a super comedic fashion.

Though I wouldn’t wish the Hot Ones spice challenge upon myself (or anyone I care about) it makes for a unique concept that I can’t help but keep coming back to. Seeing your favorite celebrities reveal their authentic selves in an interview while ingesting insane amounts of spice is always a fun time.

If you're new to Hot Ones or may have missed some of the standout moments from the 400 episode-long series, I handpicked a few of the best episodes to give you a boost of humor this week. Check out our faves below, and keep an eye out for more awesome celeb guests coming this year!

Jennifer Lawrence

J Law enters the Hot Ones ring looking iconic and glowy AF. The beaming look she begins with slowly turns to a glistening sweat, though, as she wades her way through the sauce lineup. The anecdotes she gives about her career throughout the interview (that watches more like a playful conversation between good friends) all testify to her commitment to acting. For example, she’s coughed up her swallowed nose ring on set *right* in front of Leo DiCaprio, and has torn her literal diaphragm while filming Mother. She’s increasingly “a little hurt” by the Hot Ones spice, but a little turns into a lot once Sean leads her to Da Bomb Beyond Insanity. We’re constantly amazed by Jennifer’s previous projects (like Silver Lining’s Playbook, The Hunger Games, and American Hustle), but feel just a tad curious about her Chili Pizza Sandwich concoction.

Megan Thee Stallion

Whatever Megan Thee Stallion does, I truly support and love her. She's a model, singer, rapper, fashion and beauty icon, and comedian rolled into one stunning and talented women. She always keeps it real, especially on her 2021 episode of Hot Ones. While literally indulging in some hot girl sh*t with the show's spice-filled sauce lineup, Megan carries on an engaging conversation about her love of anime, the top sonic influences to her music style, and music video behind-the-scenes. The moments where she's falling apart from the spice and needs to reel things back in are the funniest.

Paul Rudd

If you were anywhere on the internet when Paul Rudd's Hot Ones episode came out, you obviously know the iconic "hey, look at us" line that was meme'd for seemingly forever. Aside from relishing in those few seconds, and watching Paul be the super handsome actor, writer, producer and heartthrob he is, Sean leads a conversation that makes the episode barely an interview. It carries out so naturally, and the video feels like him and Paul are just two best pals hanging out. By the end, they pretty much are besties. The best moment from Paul Rudd's episode falls at the end of the video – watch the last minute, hot sauce-induced improv acting challenge play out above.

Lizzo

Musician, rapper, beauty queen, Instagram icon, and Yitty CEO Lizzo hopped on Hot Ones last summer to chat all things music theory, red carpet fashion and career starts. Among insightful responses about how formal music training shaped her budding career, and talk about the cities with the best music scenes, Sean pops off with a mega-throwback Lizzo fact. His hardcore interview research often surprises guests, and Lizzo's case is no exception. Watch as Sean throws Nardwuar-like interview knowledge at Lizzo about her first years as an underground rapper, and how well she excitedly receives it.

Viola Davis

Acting and producing powerhouse Viola Davis delivered some truly unfiltered reactions to the Hot Ones sauce lineup. Between gracefully answered questions about her background in theater, and what goes into making a movie like The Woman King, Viola's responses to the spice just adds so much magic to the already amazing interview. She starts getting scared around the 69,000 Scoville mark, so the fact that she kept composure that far in to the episode is amazing. The best quote from Viola from this series? "My lips are burning off... and I've got some lips."

Midsommar and A Good Person actress Florence Pugh is scared of the hot sauce lineup from the start of her episode. Shockingly, she powers through the Scovilles with only a trace of her initial hesitance. Her sweat-filled episode first dives into the real behind-the-scenes of eating on camera with a hilarious Flo anecdote from the set of Hawkeye – she got to eat mac n cheese all day at work, which is a true dream of ours. Just have to LOL. Flo throws out recipe pairing ideas for each hot sauce she and Sean enjoy down the line, which shows her chef’s headspace, a la Cooking With Flo. This 2023 episode leaves her in legit tears and sweat.. But we’d be in the same exact state after all that!

Gordon Ramsey

For maybe the most highly anticipated Hot Ones round, multi-Michelin star holder and restauranteur Gordon Ramsay stepped up to the sauces. Of course he had to harshly critique the Hot Ones wings themselves, and with the spiciest sauces they're coated in. The episode is full of snarky banter between Gordon and Sean, and of course, a healthy amount of spice-retaliating profanity. Jokes aside, the fact that you can tell each of them is having an absolute ball in the interview is my favorite part. But, the segment where Sean makes scrambled eggs for Gordon is pretty funny, too.

Mille Bobby Brown

Millie Bobby Brown of Stranger Things and Enola Holmes joined Hot Ones in 2022 for a pretty panic-filled episode. She was smooth sailing until the duo chowed down on the Da Domb hot sauce about halfway through the interview. From then on, it was pure melodrama and pain. Millie thought she had it at the beginning, when she makes a stab at Tom Holland's Hot Ones performance, but it subsequently all crumbles under her, and the irony is hilarious.

Emma Chamberlain

Miss Emma Chamberlain approaches the beginning of her Hot Ones episode with the utmost confidence, and the chemistry she has with Sean throughout the episode makes for a charming watch. Sean's questions explore the range outside of Emma's YouTube career (though their discussion about editing styles is pretty neat), tapping into coffee nerd moments from her brand Chamberlain Coffee, exploring her famous Architectural Digest home renovations, and even chatting about homemade nut milk. Emma slowly ends up in tears due to the Scoville spices and resorts to praying to the ghosts of Hot Ones guests past, but she rocked the challenge either way.

Khloe Kardashian

Khloe K prefaces her Hot Ones visit by admitting that she doesn't eat chicken or hot sauce, which gives the impression that she probably won't be able to handle the heat with ease. The episode quickly proves that assumption wrong, and she goes all the way without reasonable struggle. Sean talks with Khloe about the behind-the-scenes workings of reality TV and her perspectives on lifelong fame, which made the episode a really eye-opening experience for me. It's entertaining to watch Khloe succumb to the spice, because we don't usually see the more authentic side of a highly-tailored personality like hers. You can tell Sean wants to learn a lot in his interviews, and in Khloe's case, he gets curious about self-care, and hilariously whips out a notepad to take notes on her coveted skincare advice.

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To some, farmer's markets are a delightful pocket of weekend time to take care of their weekly grocery shopping in one swift visit. To others (AKA me) farmer's markets are an unashamed social performance. I've always been one to people-watch, and I've come to learn that these local vendor events are essentially an IRL fashion show – and they're the absolute *best* place for finding new fashion inspiration. Here's what all the farmer's market baddies are wearing this season!

What do you wear to a farmer's market?

​Sporting on outfit that's equal parts comfy, stylish, and functional (think plenty of pockets for storage, big wide-brim hats for shade, and cushy walking shoes) is ideal for farmer's market visits. No matter your personal style, you'll thank yourself for wearing clothes that can withstand warm weather when you're wandering around looking for fresh produce. 🥬

The Farmer's Market Baddie

​The real trick to looking like a farmer's market baddie is striking a thoughtful balance between comfort and style. To achieve the look, you'll want to transform any function-forward 'fit to a chic one by choosing designs with flair and accessorizing. So while an oversized shirt and jorts combo is just fine on its own, taking things a step further by dressing it up with layered necklaces, strappy summer sandals and eye-catching sunglasses will help you reach farmer's market baddie status. 🫡

Farmer's Market Outfit Ideas for the Easygoing, Nature-Loving Granola Girl

From my close observation, there are two main categories of women's farmer's market style: one that's for the laid-back granola girls who are ready to go with the flow wearing loose-fitting designs, and another that's tailored to the health nut, 'clean girl' aesthetic gals who'd rather sport athleisure. The first is classified by big sun hats, flowy linen pants, oversized tops, sundresses, maxi skirts, and flat sandals.

Big Sun Hats

The North Face Class V Brimmer Sun Hat ($45)

The Nature Lover™️ at the farmer's market looooves a good sun hat since it keeps harmful UV rays away, and this one from outdoorsy brand, The North Face makes it all the more appealing to her. Keep this one on when the sun's out, then take it off when you need to, keeping it close using the handy adjustable drawstring.

Athleta Floppy Sunhat ($35)

To infuse a bit more color into your farmer's market wardrobe, this floppy brimmed hat flaunts vibrant floral blooms that match the summer season perfectly.

Universal Thread Striped Straw Bucket Hat ($20)

Picking any piece that uses organic weaved materials – like straw, raffia, or crochet – is a match made for the chilled-out farmer's market vibe. This one takes a trendy turn, playing with a casual bucket hat silhouette that'll go with sundresses and shorts alike.

Flowy, Lightweight Pants

Madewell Double-Gauze Drawstring Wide-Leg Pants ($70)

Keep it cool and collected with a pair of linen-clad wide-leg pants. This design from Madewell is super basic, making it an effortless piece to put together with solid tanks, tees, and bralettes.

Urban Outfitters Costa Linen Pant ($49)

This lightweight pant puts some pattern in the mix. The earthy color palette provides the best fit for granola girls, complementing practically *any* piece worn with them. The baggy shape also adds to the at-ease weekend vibe.

ASOS Collusion Pocket Detail Wide Leg Linen Pants ($70)

This is where function within fashion comes into play – the big pockets on these linen pants serve as ample storage to keep your keys, phone, wallet, and other necessities close, so you can reach them when you need them (that'll be $5 for some farmer's market apples, please), and put them away when you don't

Easy-to-Wear Tops and Tees

Urban Outfitters Vinnie's Veggies Baby Tee ($35)

To retain the relaxed persona, you don't want to be wearing anything with extra bits and bobs that could potentially cause irritation during your farmer's market stint. That's why opting for easy-to-wear tops like baby tees, big shirts, and simple tanks are classic. This Vinnie's Veggies tee recalls the homegrown feel of your local outdoor market with ease.

Old Navy UltraLite Oversized Rib-Paneled Tunic T-Shirt ($16, was $23)

The outdoorsy gal is simply obsessed with anything breathable and breezy, and this tunic-like t-shirt does the *best* job at making hot summers more bearable via an open back details and a thin rib-knit fabric construction.

SweatyRocks Deep V-Neck Halter Cami Crop Top ($23)

This thin, deep-cut halter tank boasts lacy details throughout the neckline and bodice (is peplum *really* making a comeback?) to enhance a more feminine look. The open back allows you to show off some skin and comfortably soak up the sun while you take care of your grocery list at the farmer's market.

Long Sundresses and Maxi Skirts

free-est The Convertible Skirt ($88)

It's not the freshest summer 'fit without a free-flowing maxi skirt. This layered one from Free People boosts your laid-back look – plus, it coverts into a strapless summer dress when the time's right.

Billabong La Mer Midi Dress ($100)

A maxi dress means your farmer's market outfit is an easy one-and-done. Just make sure you're accessorizing with comfortable sandals, boho jewelry, and a larger-than-life tote bag to hold all your food finds.

GAP Linen-Blend Tie-Back Tiered Maxi Dress ($75, was $98)

This light linen find holds a crossed tie-back detail to amp up that free-spirited style. The warm color palette is summertime's best companion, and the cozy fabric will keep you from literally drowning in sweat when you're outside.

Cozy Sandals

Dirty Laundry Plays Casual Sandal ($70)

If you're going to pledge your loyalty to just *one* farmer's market fashion item, stay loyal to a pair of casual sandals. After all, you want your experience to be nothing but easy-going – and a comfortable shoe will get you there. This pick definitely supports your feet, all while owning fun details like a platform build and colorful crochet straps.

Teva Flatform Universal Sandal ($70)

The Teva Flatforms offer a cushy sole, so every step you take is perfectly padded. This style comes in a handful of different colorways, so your shoe game becomes a choose-your-own-adventure type of thing.

Birkenstock Arizona ($130)

Birks are undoubtedly very Granola Girl. The two buckle-strapped design is their signature look that goes well with just about anything – from dresses to pants, or skorts to shorts.

Farmer's Market Fashion for the Health-Obsessed Clean Girl

The Clean Girl is the person looking for all the healthy finds at the farmer's market. When you see her pass by in a matching set and sunnies, she's already checked fresh tomatoes and farm-grown eggs off her list. She likely has an iced matcha latte in-hand (with almond milk, of course) as she confidently strolls the endless aisles of vendors, with plans to do a quick pilates workout when she gets home. This look leans into athleisure with an elevated vibe.

Matching Sets

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Lune Active LUNA SCULPT One-Shoulder Rib Bra ($100) + High-Waisted Rib Short ($85)

Sporting a matching set gives people the impression that you just came from yoga, or are on your way to another workout class. Any activewear will also keep you comfortable AF as you shop the farmer's market. This white set from Lune Active is made for summer, when the days are simply scorching.

Outdoor Voices Doing Things Thrive Bra ($58) + TechSweat 5" Thrive Short ($58)

This groovy print from Outdoor Voices comes in sporty tops *and* bottoms, so you can match up your market 'fit. Each piece is generously breathable so you can keep cool.

Parks Project Big Sur Ferns Recycled Cropped Tank ($55) + Hiker Short ($60)

This duo does it well for a little bit bolder take on the farmer's market matching set. Purple, green, and cream white come together in a leafy graphic print that recalls the great outdoors!

Trendy Sunglasses

A New Day Rectangle Sunglasses ($17)

The Cool Gal can't get enough sunglasses, and the more colorful, the better. It shouldn't matter whether these eye-catching orange frames match with your Cool Gal outfit or not – just own it alongside some high-waisted bike shorts or leggings, and you're good to go, girlfriend.

Krewe Cameron Sunnies ($255)

Chartreuse continues to be a big hit. The playful color adorns these sporty sunnies on a frosted acetate material, so your sun-blocking look is sturdy yet stylish.

Crap Eyewear The Sweet Leaf ($89)

The Sweet Leaf silhouette from Crap Eyewear gives 90's babe in the best ways possible. The oval shape adds artsy flair to the basic matching sets the health-obsessed girl is wearing – the ultimate accessory for summer outfits.

Baseball Caps

Madewell Broken In Baseball Cap ($30)

Topping your farmer's market outfit off with a baseball cap not only adds a sense of mystery, but it's a helpful accessory for blocking out unwanted sun. This design from Madewell is rid of any tacky logos or slogans, making it an easy-to-pair pick.

Glossier You Look Good Cap ($30)

This cap with an embroidered "you look good" reminder celebrates your confidence and individuality, no matter where you go.

Anthropologie Pickleball Baseball Cap ($42)

The pickleball craze has finally caught up with mainstream fashion. Wearing this Pickleball Social Club cap in public settings tells everyone that you're active and trendy, two highly desired traits of every aesthetically-pleasing Clean Girl.

Sleek Sneakers

HOKA Bondi 8 ($165)

Beneficial walking or workout shoes are a *must* for the farmer's market. The Bondi 8's from HOKA offers a cloud-like step, available in a plethora of colors. The Clean Girl will likely lean towards an all-white or neutral-colored shoe.

New Balance 530 ($100)

These dad sneakers are best worn with a matching athletic set comprised of leggings and a sleek sports bra.​

Reebok Club C Extra Platform Sneaker ($90)

These casual yet functional platform sneakers are an absolute breeze to lace up and go. The stark white body will please practically any outfit, but a sportier look works best.

Tote Bags

Intense Emotions Tote Bag ($35)

With this massive canvas tote, you can carry more than your emotions – finally fit those juicy farmer's market lemons to be squeezed, and the freshly-baked muffins you're saving for breakfast in this bag that fits *so* easily over the shoulder.

Heavy Duty Cotton Canvas Tote ($14)

This bag has some more structure to keep all of your local goods safe and secure. The outside picket is the real hero, though, allowing ample space for your phone, keys, and wallet – all within an easy-to-reach spot!

Baggu Duck Bag ($38)

The Duck Bag from Baggu can be used for day trips, work items, and farmer's market hauls. It can be carried by the handles, or over your shoulder, so each of your looks gets customized with comfort.

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