✨Lemon Stars : Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher in Hot Water for Their Character Letter ✉️

Mila Kunis and Aston Kutcher wrote a character letter for their former co-star of “That ‘70s Show,’ Danny Masterson. Masterson has been accused of raping several women and is currently facing 30 years to life in prison based on these accusations. His co-stars were asked to write a character letter for him, something that they have claimed to do for various people before. News leaked about the letter and many survivors and fans of Kunis and Kutcher were not only offended but upset that the stars would stick up for such heinous crimes.

Mila Kunis is in especially hot water after news of this letter broke, as Thorn, Kunis, and Kutcher’s non-profit organization, is designed to help survivors of sexual assault.

Several news stories continue to emerge as more news comes to the surface about Kutcher, Kunis, and Masterson. The couple filmed and posted an ‘apology video’ on their Instagram where they stated that they wrote the character letter for the judge to read and no one else. They are saddened by the fact that their letter became public and wanted to apologize to any SA or SV survivor who might have felt targeted by that letter.

How to Motherhood🤱🏾: Staying Close to Grandparents When You Live Far Away 👨🏽‍🦳👵🏼

Unfortunately, life can get busy at the drop of the hat and if your kiddos live far away from their grandparents, connecting with them might be one of the last things on your already long list of to-dos.

That’s why it’s good to create habits and manageable goals to encourage your kids to stay close to their grandparents, even if they live far away. If you’ve moved recently, or you’re still trying to establish rhythms in your home, these tips should help you and your kids stay close with the gramps and grans in your life.

Lemon Style: This Ponytail Hack Will Save Your Jawline 👱🏿‍♀️

Can anyone who can flawlessly pull off a ponytail without looking like one of the Founding Fathers? We’re asking for a friend, obviously. Thankfully, we’re not the only ones asking. A writer for PureWow recently discovered the secret to a successfully swept-up ponytail and, spoiler alert: It’s all in the jawline.

The jawline rule is easy to follow, simply place your fingers at the tip of your chin, then trace them along your jawline, past your ear, and all that way to the back of your head. Wherever your fingers end up, aim your ponytail there. It’s such a simple solution to a problem that has been plaguing women and founding fathers for ages.

Small Lemons: Dealing with Bullying in Preschool 🚸 

When they say that bullying is a universal problem, they aren’t kidding. Unfortunately, your toddler might experience bullying in their preschool classes this year. This bullying might be something as simple as your child feeling excluded from playtime with another classmate. Other children might actively poke fun at your toddler for their clothes or toys.

If you think your child is the subject of bullying, look out for these signs ❗️

Lemon Books: Cozy Reads for Fall🍂📚

One of the things that we’re most looking forward to this season is cozy reads. Cozy fantasy, to be more precise. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, ‘cozy fantasy’ is a new kind of genre that booktokkers are obsessed with.

Books that fall under this category often involve low-stakes problems, talking animals, and autumn settings. If you’re intrigued, here are a few books on our list.

1. You, Again - An overworked corporate gal and a free-spirited comedian are sleeping with the same woman. Tale as old as time, am I right?

2. Shady Hollow - Vera Vixen is the new fox in Shady Hollow, but that won’t stop her from solving every mystery she can get her paws on. Join Vera and her friends as they uncover the darker side of Shady Hollow.!

• The House in the Cerulean Sea - When Linus Baker, a stingy and bland case worker for the Department in Charge of Magical Youth, is assigned a house visit, he assumes that it will be a quick visit. Little does he know that the magical beings he has overseen for years aren’t just magical in their abilities, but their personalities as well.

Lemon Shots 🍋 🥃

🍋 LEGO is releasing a Braille play set. The Lego Play With Braille set is similar to most LEGO sets, with 287 bricks, but these special bricks will have Braille writing on them for basic numbers and letters. Now, visually impaired children can incorporate these bricks into their already-made structures, or they can line them up in alphabetical or numerical order if they would like.

🍋 Spotify to start integrating free audiobooks for subscribers. Roughly a year ago, Spotify added several New York Times Best Sellers to their app. Users could pay an additional fee to listen to these titles. That might change, as Spotify reportedly offers premium subscribers up to 20 hours of free audiobooks. We’re sticking with Libby for our free audiobooks.

🍋 Drew Barrymore crosses the picket line. Actress and daytime TV host, Drew Barrymore, announced that she is resuming filming on her TV show. While some news channels have been given the green light to film during the SAG-AFTRA strike, Barrymore’s show crosses the picket line. Barrymore, who initially came out in support of the strike, took to Instagram to defend her decision.

🍋 United Auto Workers are still moving towards a strike. The ‘Big Three’ car companies in the U.S., General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler are discussing a new labor contract for over 146,000 workers. The current UAW (United Auto Workers) contract expires at 11:59 p.m., Thursday, September 14. If no agreements have been made by then, any or all of these companies can go on strike.

🍋 The United States is taking Google to court. Even though Google started out as a somewhat harmless search engine in 1998, the company now controls over 90% of the search engine market, rendering it a monopoly. The case against Google is set to be the biggest monopoly trial since Bill Gates’ Microsoft empire was challenged in 1998. The trial should last for 10 weeks.

Wednesday’s Word of the Day: Sprezzatura(noun): Studied nonchalance: The performance of effortlessly conducting yourself with grace and elegance.