Tamera Mowry-Housley is showing off her vocal talents for Hallmark. The actress will headline Hallmark Channel's Dream Moms, which premieres Mother's Day weekend on Saturday, May 13 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, ET can exclusively reveal. Mowry-Housley will perform three original songs written specifically for the film: "Dream That Dream," "Bring It Back" and "So Right." Joining Mowry-Housley in the cast is Chelsea Hobbs, Roger Cross and Andrew J. Hampton. Dream Moms follows Danielle (Mowry-Housley), a one-time off-Broadway performer and former backup singer, and Claire (Hobbs), a once-aspiring dancer, both had dreams of making it to the Broadway stage.

Photograph: Guardian Design TeamIts defenders claim to be standing up for uncomfortable truths, but race science is still as bogus as ever. By Gavin Evans by Gavin EvansOne of the strangest ironies of our time is that a body of thoroughly debunked “science” is being revived by people who claim to be defending truth against a rising tide of ignorance. The idea that certain races are inherently more intelligent than others is being trumpeted by a small group of anthropologists, IQ researchers, psychologists and pundits who portray themselves as noble dissidents, standing up for inconvenient facts.

Music This article is more than 5 years oldWas that it? Why I mistook the Strokes' album cover for a kneeThis article is more than 5 years oldElle HuntAfter misidentifying a body part on the Strokes’ Is This It, I realised I was the victim of the modern age where the LP sleeve has become irrelevant to most It’s the Strokes’ best album, it has been out 17 years, I could recite the track list from memory, I’m not blind and I’m practically 30 – but until Wednesday night I thought the image on the cover of Is This It showed a gloved hand resting on a knee.

Henry Cavill is a ray of charm and adaptability in the fast-paced entertainment industry, where every flash of brilliance ignites a fire of curiosity. Cavill, who is well-known for playing the chiseled version of Superman, is currently directing his celebrity influence into a fun new project called “The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare,” a Guy Ritchie production that has action, espionage, and a healthy dose of irreverent humor. Cavill’s stint as the unconventional war hero is described in A Rogue Among Heroes.

I tried six different brands of cold-brew concentrate that I found at grocery stores. Stumptown's concentrate was way too bitter for me, and Grady's required too much effort.  Califia Farms' and Starbucks' cold-brew concentrates were my favorites of the ones I tried. I was honestly nervous to try the Stumptown 2X concentrate. The lack of information on the packaging had me a little worried. Erin Ajello Stumptown's 2X cold-brew concentrate makes five servings, and it cost $10.