In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Have a movie night with all your favorite movies, read a stack of books and magazines back to back, or relax with your favorite TV-show marathon. Make a movie/TV/music night. Pick a theme and make your own marathon around that theme, like werewolves, 80s heartthrobs, Broadway musicals, or whatever entertains you. After you've indulged in all your favorites, start researching new bands, movies, and TV shows to try. Check out music blogs and podcasts, see what Spotify or Pandora recommends, or seek out the under-explored corners of Netflix. If you're not a gamer, give it a try. If you're already a gamer, broaden your horizons. Try playing a new video game or seeking a new video game store. Look for older or lesser-known titles in thrift stores or online. Set up a video game tournament if you have the supplies--many platforms allow for cooperative virtual gaming, so if your friends aren't around, you can play with new and different people from around the world. Try new types of non-video games, like role playing games, L.A.R.P.ing (Live Action Role Playing), etc. Revert back to your childhood self and bring out your favorite old board games. But what if you need multiple players? You can play for all of the players! Compete against yourself and take joy in knowing that you'll win no matter what. Get out your old photo albums, scrapbooks, and yearbooks and spend some time reminiscing about old times. You may even be inspired to look up old friends or family members with whom you've lost touch. If you are, go on an information hunt and see if you can track them down. Use the memories that come back to you as inspiration--write them down into short stories, autobiographical snippets, blog posts, comics, etc. Time to yourself opens up all kinds of avenues for exploration, including digital exploration. And there's a lot of digital world to explore. Go for a virtual information walk. Start by opening a web page--any page--and then start exploring where it takes you. Look for terms or ideas mentioned or linked on the page and follow them. Do the same for each new page you come to and see how far away from your starting point you can get. Then revel in all the obscure knowledge you're accumulating. Go tutorial crazy by visiting various tutorial and how-to sites--and then trying them out. If you're into experimenting with hair and makeup, find the craziest hair/makeup how-to you can and be your own experimental subject. If you like making things, look up tutorials on making or building things (birdhouses, creme brulee, pillows, whatever) and give it your best shot. You may uncover some hidden talent.
Summary: Consume loads of your favorite media--especially the guilty pleasures. Get gaming. Reminisce. Explore the wonders of the internet.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: After you relax your hair, your ends will be extremely dry. You can easily snip them off yourself or get a trim at a salon. Routinely trimming your ends keeps your hair healthy, removes split ends, and revitalizes the follicle. For best results, get a haircut every few weeks. In addition to regularly using leave-in conditioner and deep-conditioning products, invest in a repairing protein treatment. Protein treatments infuse the hair with rich nutrients, which reduces the amount of follicle damage and strengthens the hair. Search online for a salon near you that offers protein treatments, and call to schedule an appointment. It is best to get a protein treatment done by a professional. If you apply the protein treatment for too long or incorrectly, it can damage your hair even more. For best results, get a protein treatment about once a month. after 8-16 weeks. It may be tempting to touch up your roots as they grow in, but if you can fight the temptation, wait 2-4 months in between your relaxer treatments. This keeps your hair as healthy as possible and prevents hair damage in between treatments. Applying straightening chemicals to your hair can lead to damage, breakage, and potentially permanent hair loss. You may want to relax your hair more frequently if your hair grows very quickly or if you have short hair. It is best to wait as long as possible if you can! Your hair is already processed, and using additional chemicals to change your hair will damage it further. Rock your natural hair color instead! In addition, avoid bleaching your hair. This uses harsh chemicals that will over-process your hair.
Summary: Trim your ends every 4-6 weeks to keep your hair healthy. Get a protein treatment 1 week before your next relaxer treatment. Reapply your relaxer Avoid using chemical hair dyes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Layer the onions on top of the chops if you want. Then, enjoy this low-effort dish!
Summary:
Transfer the lamb chops to a serving platter.