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And I’m not sure I’ve ever seen the awkwardness of it articulated quite as well as it is on ABC’s new hit comedy, Single Parents. I’m not the only one affected by my extra-curricular activities now, and just like this is all new to me, it’s also new to my kids. And based on what I’ve learned from the dating scene so far, that’s some very sound advice. But as time passes and you begin to heal, you’ll start to realize that there’s a glimmer of truth in the idea that maybe, just maybe, something better really does lie ahead for you.

With Halloween now in the rearview, we can all officially start celebrating the holiday season loud and proud by cranking up the Christmas music, drafting our holiday wish lists, and of course, strategizing our Black Friday shopping sprees. In a press release issued Nov. 1, Target revealed its annual Black Friday ad, and announced a new mobile technology that will allow shoppers to “skip the line” and check out with a Target team member from anywhere within the store. The Black Friday ad comes packed with Target’s lowest prices of the year, which are all now available to view on the store’s website. As for that new mobile technology, Target promises it’ll make the holiday shopping season way easier, since Target team members will be posted around the store and available to help whenever — and wherever — you’re ready to check out.

As gender stereotypes are (finally) starting to crumble, so has a new market for gender-neutral clothing — and one of the latest brands to hop on the bandwagon is the uber cool abercrombie kids. The popular kids wear brand actually launched its own gender-neutral clothing line — dubbed the Everybody Collection — back in January. According to abercrombie kids, Giuliana and Duke visited the Abercrombie & Fitch home office this past September, where Duke got a personalized tour of the Innovation and Design Center. While further details of the collection still remain under wraps, abercrombie says that the pieces Giuliana and Duke have helped design will be included in the Summer Everybody Collection, which “embraces on-trend clothing from a single size system for both boys and girls who don’t want to be restricted to certain styles or colors.

Or this kid, who dressed as Beetlejuice for the big day: … and apparently convinced his parents to dress up as Barbara and Adam Matland (better known as Alec Baldwin and Gina Davis): These two tubular dudes went as Bill and Ted, from Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure … And this guy played a terrifying Audrey 2 from Little Shop of Horrors: And these kids, who probably have no idea what their parents are talking about when they say, “Buellerrrr? These two toddlers sure gave him a run for his money, though: And then, there was this sweet little Elliot costume from ET: This little adventurer is ready to take on the Temple of Doom as Indiana Jones: