Thought your freshman roommate was a special kind of nightmare? Wait until you meet the duo in Netflix’s Roommates. The new movie stars Sadie Sandler (yes, that Sandler) as Devon, a shy college student who asks cool girl Celeste (Chloe East) to live together. But what starts as a budding friendship quickly descends into utter chaos, thanks to zero boundaries, peak passive aggressiveness, dorm-room warfare, and a particularly disastrous spring break in Panama City. Add a star-studded cast (Natasha Lyonne, Nick Kroll, Storm Reid) and the same writers who blessed us with SNL’s Domingo — and you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll probably Google your college roommate.

We’ll go out on a limb here and say there is a roughly 3% chance you already own spring’s standout denim color, which happens to be Carolyn Bessette Kennedy-approved. If not? Time for a shopping trip.

Turns out, the best thing you could find in your Little Mermaid lunchbox is ridiculously easy to make at home. Yes, we’re talking about Nutter Butters, which require three ingredients and zero special equipment. Our elementary-school selves would be so jealous.

Beef is back — with a new cast and a new, well, beef. In season 2 of Lee Sung Jin’s hit anthology series, recently engaged couple Austin (Charles Melton) and Ashley (Cailee Spaeny) are both working dead-end jobs at an exclusive California country club. When they witness a vicious argument between their overburdened boss (Oscar Isaac) and his emotionally unfulfilled wife (Carey Mulligan), a tangled web of lies, blackmail, and coercion ensues as both couples fight for the approval of the club’s billionaire owner (Youn Yuh-jung). Meaning, it’s basically a cross between The White Lotus and The Perfect Couple.

Sure, a hack for chicer-looking kitchen cabinets that takes minutes and costs $5 sounds too good to be true. But watch this video and tell us you’re not dropping everything to try it this weekend.