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Okay, I sincerely apologize if this makes you feel old but it has in fact been 15 years since the original episode of Hannah Montana aired on Disney Channel. I can barely believe it either. So much about the show was iconic, I don't even know where to begin. We all wanted to dye our hair blonde and get bangs. We all tried to convince our friends that we were also living a double life. We all didn't understand how Robbie Ray Stewart got away with hiding his celeb status by wearing no other disguise other than a mustache, but we let him do it anyway. A true icon as well.

#HannahMontana was rightfully trending on Twitter, and people celebrated the anniversary by bringing us back to some of the most hilarious moments. Oh, she also just got verified, it only took 15 years!

In case you see this Hannah, I love you.

So 'The Bachelor' Finale finally happened. For some reason, this one felt extra weird. Kind of hard to put my finger on it. Could've been the long pauses, the weird comments, or perhaps the inappropriate leg rubbing. Regardless, the 'After The Final Rose' segment is usually uneventful, however this year it was definitely one to remember. I don't know about you, but my favorite way to remember such random events is through memes, and we sure received a lot from last night. Thank you, meme gods.

Here are some of the best memes and tweets of the night that truly capture everything that happened:

It is no secret that the Kardashians dabble in plastic surgery procedures. Many of them have been pretty honest about it too. However, ever since Khloe posted a new video of herself on Instagram, Twitter has blown up. Some people are concerned, some are amused, and some are confused why any of us give AF. In truth, we don't care what Khloe wants to do with her face, it's her face, not ours. But it still is funny to see how invested thousands of people are in this newest Kardashian 'scandal.'

The 2021 Golden Globes was definitely an award show to remember. There was a delicate combination of awkward celeb cameos, lagging videos, and a whole lot of people just looking straight up miserable as they continuously forget they are on camera. The Golden Globes was actually very relfective of the current time. At least they tried though, and we still have these delicious tweets to enjoy for the next few days. Enjoy!

I don't know about you, but whenever I hear that a TV couple dated in real life, it changes the entire watching experience for me. The kisses aren't just 'on-screen' kisses. Their fights feel more real. Don't even get me started on the cheating scandals. Suddenly their TV relationship carries ten times more weight, and they will be ruthlessly shipped both on and off-screen until the viewers see wedding bells.

This is our relationship too now, sorry to be the one to break it to you.

The gentlemen of Bridgerton have inevitably captured our hearts as of late - some more so than others. As a super single Netflix enthusiast who is still very much on the marriage market, naturally, it was my duty to detail the lords who would make the best boyfriends and the trash that shouldn't even bother trying. And I did it all without Anthony Bridgerton's shitty suitor advice too! So make haste, and read on to meet your ideal Regency era boyfriend.

SPOILERS AHEAD, so don't say I didn't warn ya. 

Emily in Paris is the new Netflix show everyone is talking about. Think Sex and the City meets Devil Wears Prada, meets utterly ridiculous, and you're on the right track. The show sees American 20-something marketing assistant Emily (Lily Collins) stumble her way around Paris after landing a job at a French marketing company. She has no idea how to work social media (despite working in the biz); she falls in love with her downstairs neighbor (who is gorgeous, of course), and she seems to have more outfits than the rest of the cast put together. The show is full of fantastic fashion, eye-rolling French clichés, and unrealistic romantic interactions and has been getting mixed reviews. It's kind of like a car crash - you're scared to look because it's so bad, but you don't want to miss the opportunity to squirm either. It's terrible for you, but it's also addictive. So basically, the perfect way to kill a hangover Sunday on the couch. As one Twitter user put it, "Emily In Paris is the best Netflix show ever made, because it's so fucking awful that I can't stop watching it and I think that's exactly what they wanted." Here are some memes that depict just how bad fans think the show is.

Relationships aren't what they used to be. Somehow TV love seemed purer back in the '90s; something that was longer-lasting. I guess that's because there wasn't Tinder back then to screw everything up. As Valentine's Day approaches, let's use this Throwback Thursday to cast our minds back to a time when sitcoms showed true and lasting love in all its glory.

YUP. If you've ever watched any TV drama that has teens or is popular with teens, you've be able to read these tweets and say, "my thoughts exactly!" 

The recent ad campaign from Ikea in the United Arab Emirates took the massive IKEA catalog and managed to recreate the famous living rooms from The Simpsons, Friends, and Stranger Things. Vinod Jayan, managing director for IKEA in the UAE, shared his thoughts about the campaign: "The Ikea team worked closely with the creatives for months. They went through hundreds of items to find the perfect pieces that would bring those iconic rooms. It was a great collaborative effort that led up to a stunning result". Well, what can we say... we admire their creativity.  

Now that we think about it...these tweets are dead on. Willy Wonka is a truly messed-up movie when it put it like that...

Are you anxiously waiting for Game Of Thrones to come back? Us too. 

If you don't remember Boy Meets World and all the life lessons it taught us Disney Channel viewers, here is a little reminder... 

SNL (Saturday Night Live) has been running for well... decades. And for good reason. It's hilarious! But even some celebrities get banned for their behavior! 

Starting from 1967...