Summer typically means a lot of time spent outdoors, and there's no one who knows more about what's it like to work up a sweat in the sun than athletes. To celebrate the official start of Summer at the end of this week, we're looking at a few of the best beach and pool moments from our favorite sports stars - you don't have to be an avid sports fan to like these celebrities! Click through to see Serena Williams, David Beckham, Ryan Lochte, and more athletes let loose when they're not working on their game.

It's sandal season, which means your toes are your best accent to your favorite Summer footwear. Whether you're rocking espadrilles, T-straps, or flip-flops, we're rounding up the best polish hues to show off your sandals. Click through for some nail inspiration.

Drake flashed his megawatt smile for GQ's July 2013 issue, which hits newsstands on June 25, and showed off some hot Summer looks from designers like Tom Ford, Dolce & Gabbana, and Alexander Wang inside. In the accompanying interview, cleverly titled "How to Drake It in America," the rapper chats about his upcoming third album and tour and explains where his priorities lie - including his goal to net $250 million by the time he turns 29. Drake also shares his thoughts on love, sex, and that infamous club brawl with Chris Brown, saying, "I don't want my name to be synonymous with that guy's name. I really don't. I wish we could sit down and talk it out, man to man. But that's not going to happen." See more from Drake in July's GQ when you keep reading.

Katy Perry opened up in a big way for her first-ever cover article for Vogue. Katy revealed the shocking truth about how Russell Brand told her he wanted to end their marriage and how she is still in love with John Mayer! Plus, a look at all her Summer projects.

Brad Pitt was the center of attention at last night's big NYC premiere of World War Z. Find out why his fiancée, Angelina Jolie, wasn't able to make it - but who in the Jolie and Pitt families did attend! Plus, get the scoop on why Brad's sons liked the film, the reason his daughters didn't, and how Selena Gomez could help him in the future.

• Old-school games that get a sexy twist - YourTango
• Nipple crayons and more terrifying Japanese beauty products - The Frisky
• Message in a bottle surfaces 97 years later - Newser
• Interview with a person whose mom came out of the closet - The Hairpin
• Queen of Jordan's open letter to girls is everything - The Jane Dough
• Why "academic porn" is causing controversy - HuffPost Women
• Not into me? Don't do this - Cosmopolitan
• How to have Ryan Gosling with you 24/7 - HelloGiggles
• Photos of musicians in love - HowAboutWe
• The most awkward sex tips on the Internet - College Candy

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are still picking out a name for their daughter, whom they welcomed on Saturday, and it seems unlikely that she'll share her moniker with any other celebrity babies. Other stars have given their kids similar names, though, like JoAnna Garcia and Nick Swisher, whose daughter, Emme, short for Emerson, has the same name that Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony gave their daughter. Angelina Jolie, Gisele Bündchen, and many more have given their children the same names as some of their Hollywood peers. Click through to see which stars are on the same wavelength when it comes to baby names!

Skip basic crunches, and try this fun move that targets the entire ab section. Similar to the ball-pass exercise, you'll use a block instead, and it only takes a few reps before you'll start to feel the burn. Not only will you work your abs, but squeezing the block between your feet also tones your inner thighs.

• Grab a block and lie on your back. Engage your core and actively press your spine toward the floor.
• Place the block between your feet and on an exhale, slowly and simultaneously lower your hands and feet toward the floor, making sure your back is flush with the floor the entire time. If you find this is too difficult, bend your knees slightly.

• Stop once your hands are a few inches from the ground; then inhale as you slowly raise them back up, reaching for the block.

• Grab the block with your hands, flex your feet and lower your hands and feet again until they are a few inches from the floor.
• Rise back up and pass the block to your feet. This counts as one rep.
• Try to complete 10 reps.

10 Parody Celebrity Twitter Accounts That Need to Exist Last week, the Internet was graced with one of the most wonderful things imaginable: a Twitter account called Feminist Taylor Swift. It's not rocket science, but it is genius. Inspired, we decided to come up with some of our own ideas for parody musician Twitter accounts.

We couldn't help but notice the flashy arm candy in each of these casual celebrity style moments. No, not a single one of these style setters' looks screams "look at me!" - and yet we can't seem to avert our eyes from the bright pop of neon accompanying each otherwise-understated outfit.

It seems Miranda Kerr, Jenna Lyons, and Jamie Chung are on to a very clever bit of styling (go figure!). Miranda kept it simple in denim and a button-down, but added a brilliant citron Michael by Michael Kors bag, for a trip to the airport. Jenna added life to a button-up and trousers with a bold Proenza Schouler PS11 bag (note the perfectly nonchalant crossbody styling), and Jamie Chung furthered her street-style prowess with a neon chain-strap bag in tow. After reviewing all three brightly accessorized ensembles, we're left with one thought: all it takes is a great bit of citron arm candy to liven up a whole look. Shop below and prepare to transform your Summer style with a single accessory.

Did Kimye Just Reveal Their Baby's Name? Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have kept mum since last Saturday when Kim gave birth to a baby girl, but today reports claim the duo has named their newborn Kaidence Donda West. Though it has yet to be confirmed, the name caters to the Kardashian K-name trend, as well as Kanye's late mother, Donda.

• This Frozen teaser could not be more adorable - Moviefone
• Mariah Carey announces her next album via Instagram - Vulture
• Prometheus 2 gains a key player - HuffPost Entertainment
• Movie characters who wasted awesome superpowers - Cracked
• Who will win The Voice? - BuddyTV
• 8 reasons The Purge makes no sense - BuzzFeed
• Get the lowdown on this week's DVD releases - Rotten Tomatoes
• Who should be Superman's next villain? - NextMovie
• The Sin City sequel gets a major delay - The Hollywood Reporter
• Learn how to make a TV-worthy cupcake - POPSUGAR Food

Gently pull off the lid of a yogurt and add a topping, and you've got yourself an easy healthy breakfast. The protein in yogurt helps sustain energy throughout the morning, but if you're not careful that good-for-you bowl can turn out to be bad for your waistline. Here are some ways to save calories on this popular breakfast.

• Be a plain Jane: Flavored yogurts seem healthy since they're made with real fruit, but many also contain added sugar. Choosing plain yogurt will save you 30 calories (and at least 10 grams of sugar). It might take a little time to get used to the tangy flavor, but soon enough flavored yogurts will seem too sweet. Another tip: Greek yogurt won't necessarily save you calories, but it does offer more protein, which can help ward off mindless snacking later.
• Skip the sweeteners: Although natural, maple syrup and honey add about 65 calories per tablespoon.
• Go fresh: Always choose fresh fruit instead of dried varieties. One cup of fresh blueberries is 84 calories and 3.6 grams of fiber, while a quarter-cup of raisins is 123 calories and just 1.5 grams of fiber.
• Go nuts: Nuts increase the fiber and protein, but choose wisely. Raw cashews and pistachios have slightly fewer calories and fat than almonds, walnuts, or peanuts.
• Cereal swap: Granola and yogurt go together like PB&J, but if you read the label of your favorite bag you'll see a small serving is high in both calories and fat, and doesn't offer a ton of fiber. Instead of topping your yogurt with those sweetened oats, opt for one of these high-fiber cereals.
• Measure: Buying yogurt in large tubs will save you money, but if you just eyeball a six-ounce serving, chances are you'll end up with more. Grab the measuring cups to help you spoon out appropriate serving sizes of yogurt, and all your add-ons including fresh fruit, nuts, and cereal. Use a smaller bowl instead of a larger one to prevent you from adding a little extra to fill the space.

The Best Quotes From This Week's Teen Wolf Can't get enough of Teen Wolf? You're not alone. BuddyTV also has the Teen Wolf bug, and they've harvested the best quotes from this week's episode, "Fireflies." My favorite: "Just curious, is there a reason the gun is still pointed at me?" Click over to hear the rest!

We're happy to present this excerpt from one of our favorite sites, HowAboutWe. Today, Alison Leiby has a handy quiz for you to find out if there will be a third date.

1. How did he ask you to go on a second date?

a. He called you and asked you out to dinner on Saturday night.
b. He texted, "U up?"
c. You waited outside of his apartment so you could "casually" run into him and then proposed going out again yourself.

2. What did you do for a second date?

a. Dinner at a cute restaurant that you had mentioned to him when you first met.
b. Ripped shots of rail liquor at a bar below his apartment because he was already there and asked you to meet up with him.
c. You planned a day of watching soccer and eating Vietnamese food, because that's what his profile says he's into.

3. Who paid on the second date?

a. He paid for everything, even splurged for champagne.
b. You split the bar tab, to the penny.
c. You paid for everything - and splurged for strawberry shortcake even though you're allergic.

4. How did the second date end?

a. He walked you back to your apartment where you shared a really romantic kiss.
b. He left your place early in the morning saying he had "a lot of stuff to do today."
c. He went to the bathroom halfway through the date and still hasn't come back.

5. How often are you talking to each other?

a. You message each other pretty regularly.
b. He texts you on weekends, but only after 1am.
c. You are constantly contacting him: texts, emails, calls, Facebook chats, Twitter messages, LinkedIn requests, inter-office mail.

6. What do you talk about when you're together?

a. Cooking, which is a shared interest.
b. The wild party he went to last week that was "loaded with models."
c. Mostly about him: when he wants to get married, how many kids he wants, if he prefers the suburbs or the city for raising a family.

7. What was his last text message to you?

a. "Great time tonight!"
b. "sure"
c. It's taking too long to scroll back because all of the recent texts are from you.

8. What song best describes your last date?

a. "Everlasting Love"
b. "Part Time Lover"
c. "Obsession"

9. What is his name in your phone?

a. His full name.
b. "Dave blue shirt"
c. "The Beau" with a heart next to it.

10. What is your name in his phone?

a. Your full name.
b. "Sarah uptown"
c. Do Not Answer

To find out what your results mean, head to HowAboutWe: QUIZ: Is There Going to Be a Third Date?

Check out these other great stories from HowAboutWe:

• Why the Sex on Mad Men Is Better Than the Sex on Game of Thrones
• Anti-Pervert Stockings For Young Girls Going Out
• This Prank Is SO Mean (But SO Funny)

Are you planning on having an end-of-school party for your teen? If you do, just be absolutely sure there's no underage drinking, or you could wind up in jail or pay hefty fines, as a Maine couple recently discovered.

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13 Types of Texters to Be Wary Of As if dating wasn’t hard enough - you throw in a portable, typed-word machine and suddenly it's pandemonium. Tones, intentions, invitations all get jumbled in this lawless land of shorthand communication. Suddenly the guy you're dating's "C u later" message means he's dumping you when he really just wanted to let you know he'd see you at 8pm for Chinese food.

We're excited to bring you a new post from mother and actress Tori Spelling and her ediTORIal by Tori Spelling blog. This week, Tori shares a fun DIY project.

Crafting is more than a hobby in our house. It’s a way of life! As you might recall, I even carry twine around in my purse. Ha ha. We love to craft together as a family. The kids and I usually craft together at least 2-3 times a week. I find it very therapeutic and the kids love it.

Related: Take a Tour of Tori's Store - InventTORI

Today I have some exciting news to share with my fellow craftistas… I recently launched my very own {styled} by Tori Spelling line of jewelry making supplies with Jo-Ann Fabrics and Craft Stores. I am so excited to partner with Jo-Ann and even more excited about the special sweepstakes they are running to go along with it. One of you can win a trip for two to L.A. to craft with yours truly. It’s going to be a ton of fun and I can’t wait to get crafting. So make sure you enter.

But first, I wanted to share my Vintage Pop Silhouettes project that Jo-Ann Fabrics recently featured as a part of their Creativity Made Simple campaign. Check out this super cute (and easy!) project and then enter to win the trip to L.A. to craft with me at a Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft store.

Keep reading for the easy DIY instructions!

On this day 30 years ago - June 18, 1983 - Sally Ride became the first American women in space, as part of the space shuttle Challenger mission. She was one of six women selected to NASA's 1978 astronaut class of 35 total people, a hugely different female to male ratio than we saw this week with NASA's 2013 group of astronaut candidates, which was half women. After traveling to space during the Challenger mission in 1983 and again in 1984, Sally became the inspiration for a generation of girls to follow their science dreams, an area that had been long deemed "boys only."

Though she retired from NASA in 1987, Sally - who held a Ph.D. in physics from Stanford - continued to work in the sciences. She founded her own company, Sally Ride Science, whose purpose was to motivate young students to pursue science, technology, engineering, and math. She was an honoree in the National Women's Hall of Fame, the Astronaut Hall of Fame, and was given the National Space Grant Distinguished Service Award by President Obama before her death in 2012 at the age of 61.

The notoriously press-shy former astronaut chose to let her work speak for itself, rather than in publicity, but after reading a rare interview from 1999 with the Los Angeles Times, we can't help but be charmed by the following six excerpts from the interview, adding to the reasons she's one of our heroes.

• Sally was a New York Times crossword puzzle master.
• She's a Trekkie.
• Sally once ranked among the Top 20 junior tennis stars in the nation.
• She flew her own plane to her 1982 Kansas wedding to fellow astronaut Steven Hawley.
• After NASA, Sally continued work and research as a theoretical physicist.
• Her take on science: "Science is fun . . . Science is curiosity. We all have natural curiosity. Science is a process of investigating. It's posing questions and coming up with a method. It's delving in. It's a lot more important than memorizing things like fila. Memorizing fila is not science. Science is solving puzzles."

Reese Witherspoon had the company of her brother, John, for a trip to the pool with her son Deacon in Nashville yesterday. Deacon beat the Southern heat with a dip while he accompanied his mom in her native Tennessee for family time. Reese, Deacon, and her oldest child, Ava, caught a flight out of LAX on Saturday together, but they were without her husband, Jim Toth, or Reese's ex Ryan Phillippe ahead of Father's Day.

Ryan may not have been able to spend the holiday with his children since he was in Hawaii promoting his new project, Isolated, at the Maui Film Festival last week. He did have his kids on his mind, though, since Ryan spoke of steering them in a direction other than show business during an interview there. He said, "I don't mean to dismiss or demean our industry but I'd like to see them do something a little more meaningful or important [than enter show business]."