The way men and fathers talk about mental health in the zeitgeist has long been in need of a makeover. So when the Fab Five fromNetflix’s Queer Eye visited single dad John Stoner, struggling with depression in Kansas City, Missouri, they knew where to focus their help. Yes, the Five taught Stoner a recipe, gave him a new haircut, cleaned up his wardrobe and upgraded his house, but most importantly they engaged the dad on his mental health.

You know who's definitely having the time of his life (see what we did there)? Charlie, the adorable little boy in the video posted above. He's dancing along to the iconic last scene in 'Dirty Dancing' -- and he totally nails it! Making sure to take his cues from his on-screen dance partners, Charlie intently watches the scene, though it doesn't look like he needs to, considering he seems to have the whole thing down!

English actress Juno Temple is best known for her role as Briony Tallis in the romantic war drama film Atonement and Keeley Jones in the popular Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso. Temple has been involved in the entertainment industry for over two decades. Throughout her career, she has played a variety of roles ranging from romantic to depressing in films and television series.  Likewise, Temple has appeared in many films where her character was shown smoking.

When it comes to Christmas, gift-giving can be like an Olympic sport. The perfect gift is thoughtful, useful, maybe something that’s too nice for someone to buy themselves, and, at times, a little funny, like a gag gift. And a funny (and thoughtful!) gift is exactly what Mandy Moore’s husband, Taylor Goldsmith, gifted their baby son Gus. How awesome is the gift? Think: early 2000’s Mandy Moore Barbie doll. Yes, for the older millennials among us, we all remember when Mandy Moore was not just an actress and a singer-songwriter but also a bonafide pop star.

Kids love to put things in their mouths. Oral sampling is an innate behavior, so no parent of a baby or toddler or preschooler who hasn’t quite got the message is free from that fight. And if it’s food or the occasional couch cushion, it’s no big deal. Part of growing up. Of course, little metal and plastic things like spare change or, even more dangerous, coin battery buttons constitute a medical emergency and must be dealt with immediately.