When Angelina Jolie confessed in her New York Times op-ed that she's had a prophylactic mastectomy, she felt it necessary to give a shout-out to partner Brad Pitt. And it might be the most romantic revelation we've heard from the intensely private but clearly passionate couple. 

She writes ...

The most important question you will face after starting a family? It has nothing to do with vaccinations, stroller brands, or a college fund. The most critical issue facing us is deciding who comes first -- the husband or the kids. Forget that whole working mom vs. stay-at-home mom debate, this is actually the great divide. On the new episode of CafeMom's Mad Life, co-hosts Andrew Shue, his mother-in-law Joanie Robach, and comedian Chuck Nice take on this controversial topic and have come up with a solution that just may make every mom happy.

So, we all know that Teen Mom Farrah Abraham has been shopping around her sex tape -- but what we don't know is what goes on during the tape. Well, a shocking clip has been released and let's just say Farrah doesn't live up to her 'sexy' reputation. In fact, you won't BELIEVE what she does on camera.

When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month ... or even your year, you can always count on the cast of Friends to put a smile on your face. And rumor has it that we just might be seeing a lot more of our favorite crew very soon. Everyone has been buzzing about a potential Friends reunion -- and co-creator, Marta Kauffman, is finally putting those rumors to rest:

The only thing that scares moms as much as losing a child is the fear that something could happen to us and we wouldn't be there for them as they are growing up.

Nicole, whom we meet in the latest episode of Tattoo Moms, faced that fear, and now she has a tattoo to show the world what she went through.

After waiting 15 years to have a child, she finally became a mom to a beautiful little girl. But when her daughter was only 19 months old, she found a lump in her breast and got the scary news: Cancer.

Within three weeks, she was doing chemo, which she kept up with for almost a year. And when she was done, she designed a tattoo to remind her of how she fought cancer and, more importantly, why she did: her daughter. Grab some tissues and watch her video, below.

Late last August, I got a panicked call from my mom. "Holly, babe, Grandma’s not doing well. I’m driving down tomorrow. How soon can you come?"

My dad’s high-school buddy picked me up at the Kansas City airport. As we headed up to the family ranch, I braced myself. I'd studied death and bereavement in college, so I knew a great deal about the whole process. But I realized that watching my 92-year-old grandmother Dorothy Ellis go through it would be the hardest thing I’d faced yet.

When I walked into her room, she looked like she wanted to leap out of bed and scoop me up like she did when I was little. Instead, I spent the next five days sitting by her side, saying the Hail Mary and singing "Silent Night" with her while she drifted in and out of consciousness.

I was ripped apart inside when I had to return to New York, but she gave me a look that told me it was okay. I was sure I’d be back soon for her funeral.

I don’t know what’s more frustrating, Jenelle Evans and Courtland Rogers' on-again, off-again relationship -- or the fact that they broadcast every last detail of it on Twitter. Most recently, Courtland made one last desperate plea for Jenelle's attention ... and you won't believe how she handled herself this time.

I've been watching The Bachelor week after week, trying to figure out who Sean Lowe will eventually give his final rose to. And just when I thought I had it all figured out, finalist Catherine Guidici throws me a curveball. You won't believe what she said: