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Three-time Grammy nominee Halsey blasted Capitol Records on Sunday morning for demanding she create 'a fake viral moment on TikTok' before the label would allow them to release a new song.'Basically, I have a song that I love that I want to release ASAP, but my record label won't let me,' the 27-year-old pop star - whose pronouns are she/they - explained on TikTok.'I've been in this industry for eight years and I've sold over 165M records and my record company is saying I can't release it unless they can fake a viral moment on TikTok.' 'Everything is marketing': Three-time Grammy nominee Halsey blasted Capitol Records on Sunday morning for demanding she create 'a fake viral moment on TikTok' before the label would allow them to release a new songHalsey (born Ashley Frangipane) continued: 'Everything is marketing and they are doing this to every artist these days. I just want to release music, man and I deserve better TBH.

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Thania Garcia Halsey vented her frustrations at her record label in a TikTok on Sunday morning, claiming that they’re being blocked from releasing a “song I love” for marketing reasons. “Basically, I have a song that I love that I want to release ASAP, but my record label won’t let me,” reads the text starting the 29-second clip.With the unreleased track apparently playing in the background and a frown on their face, Halsey (who uses she/they pronouns) continued: “I’ve been in this industry for eight years and I’ve sold over 165 million records and my record company is saying I can’t release [the song] unless they can fake a viral moment on TikTok.”Reps for Halsey and their label, Astralwerks/Capitol, did not immediately respond to Variety‘s requests for comment on Sunday.

Harry Styles perplexed fans during a recent interview with Zane Lowe as he spoke with an odd mix of an Australian and American accent, with a British twang thrown in for good measure. “I cannot stomach the change in his lovely northern accent,” one listener mourned. Harry may not realise it, but he is at the helm of a big language shift, influenced by our digital world.

A teenager has ditched her job at McDonalds to enjoy a life of designer clothes, travel and luxury thanks to starting her own business on eBay.Olivia Percoco, from Melbourne in Australia, decided to launch a new business in 2020 before Covid hit.The e-commerce eBay store “took off” mid 2021 and is now thriving.The 18-year-old has invested her time into a “dropshipping" business which is a popular money-making scheme, which involves shipping products from the manufacturer directly to the customer for the retailer.After speaking to Daily Mail Australia, she claimed to have turned over more than $500,000 (£282,009) in just two years.Percoco also claims to have made $50,000 (£28,200) in just one month.Spending her time on social media, Percoco tracks what is trending and what is most in demand and then uses her research to make a profit.She claims to be completely self taught, having spend her free time in the first Covid lockdown Youtubing videos on drop shipping which taught her “everything she knows”.Olivia used to work at McDonalds before launching her online store and says she was “completely broke”.“I hated working, it wasn’t fun, so I googled ways to make money online and came across drop shipping” she said.After hours of research and seeing how much money other people were making online, she decided to give it a try on a store of her own.Initially, Olivia took to the popular shopping platform, Shopify.

N-Dubz star who threatened to "slap him so hard".The former Celebrity Big Brother housemate, 34, is also accused of calling the bloke he was a "batty boy" after he appeared to mock Dappy's tour sales via Instagram Direct Messages.The spat comes after N-Dubz announced their comeback last week and plunges the band into a fresh controversy.A TikTok user has shared his alleged messages from the No Regrets hitmaker, who had posted about his tour tickets going live, to which Patrick responded with: "It's not 2009, no one cares."However, Dappy allegedly saw red and instantly hit back with a string of messages including homophobic slurs and threats of violence.One message that is reportedly from Dappy reads: "U absolute no body," while another reads: "Batty boy."As the messages continue, Dappy penned: "Suck ya mudda u no body."I would slap u soooo hard. Little tramp."However, the bloke in question explained: "I was trying to annoy him," before sharing his response of: "OMG okay daddy x," to which Dappy appears to respond with: "Little batty boy."The messages go on to show the TikTok user ask the singer: "Why u so angwy [sic]," but this appeared to frustrate the musician even more.Dappy is believed to have responded: "I hateeee people like u."Like why the f**k are u msgn me if u don't like me.

the Sun.The duo married in a £137 ceremony that Gary arranged in less than a week before moving into the OAP’s house with her grandson who is three years her husband’s senior.Almeda said: “I wasn’t looking for a young man, but Gary just came along.“I just knew straight away that he was the one.”Now, they’ve happily been together for six years and have previously said they were both “wonderful lovers”.After their wedding night, Gary said Almeda was his “dream woman” and added: “The physical side of our relationship couldn’t be better.”Almeda told Loose Women: “‘I just came out with it and said to him, ‘Look, I’m 71 and you’re 17. Am I too old for you?’ He squeezed my hand, grinned, and replied: “Age is just a number.”’She also stated that he made her “feel like a teenager” again.They saw each other every night after meeting and got the blessing of their friends and family including Gary’s mum, Tammy, 48, and his 71-year-old grandmother.Gary and Almeda shared a video on TikTok celebrating their six year anniversary and Gary captioned the video: "So many more wonderful years to come."He said: “Almeda is so young at heart that age never bothers us, we never really think about it.

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JOE Baggs is best known for appearing on Gogglebox with his family, but the star has also built an impressive following on TikTok. The 25-year-old hails from Essex, and first appeared on the Channel 4 show in September 2020.  Joe, younger brother George, and parents Terry and Lisa are famed for their hilarious one-liners on the show, and they're equally as hilarious over on TikTok.

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TikTok star has fled to Thailand to drink away his break-up after he was dumped by his girlfriend for causing havoc in Wetherspoons. Tom Birchy, who has labelled himself as the "Kind of Leeds", told his 170,00 followers how he managed to get £2000 worth of free food and drink at The Golden Beam in Headingley.

Gen Z are turning to the likes of TikTok and Instagram to learn new hobbies, such as creating portraits of pets, roller-skating – and bubble nails, a fingernail art technique.A poll of 1,500 18-25-year-olds found nearly three-quarters (72%) have been inspired to take up a new interest as a direct result of watching clips on popular social media channels.Of those with a new hobby, over half (53%) spend at least four hours a week watching them on their smartphones – equating to a total of 208 hours per year.Videos of past times and content such as ASMR, tie-dying and ghost-hunting have a loyal following among young adults, as do “how-to” clips featuring meditation, photography, and extreme make-up.It also emerged four in ten have gone behind the camera themselves to share their hobbies on social media.The study was commissioned to mark the launch of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, whose spokeswoman, Annika Bizon, said: “After two years of various lockdowns where our creativity could have been stifled, it’s no surprise we’ve seen an increase in awesome and unconventional hobbies coming from this generation.“This audience craves expression, turning to social media outlets like never before, to watch, create, and share their content.”Of those who post their own content relating to their hobby on social media, 86% said it has been well received – so much so, they’ve seen their number of followers increase by 21%.Key motivators for sharing include showing off their new skills (26%), personal enjoyment (25%), and connecting with others (24%) – while 23% do it to learn new things.A fifth said it took them three months to perfect their hobby content, to ensure followers would like it.And on average, content creators spend an average of

OnlyFans star Elle Brooke has revealed that she has a new "daddy" in a dig at her TikTok rival Astrid Wett.Elle and Astrid have been going back and forth on social media in recent months and are set to face off in a boxing match at London's O2 Arena on July 16. That won't be the first time the pair of adult stars get physical, as last month they traded blows in a nightclub scrap. Now, Elle has upped the ante once more, announcing a collaboration with one of Astrid's close TikTok pals.

Taking it back. Lance Bass deleted his Amber Heard-inspired TikTok video after being criticized for seemingly mocking victims of domestic violence.

Ken Waks explained on TikTok: "At Google, you get three square meals a day, for free, but dinner would start at 6pm or 6.30pm so you had to stay late working more to get the free food."My favourite part was the shuttle service, they would start at 6am in the morning and they would run home till 10pm at night — they have wifi on board so you would work while on the shuttle."Google states on its website that the company "strive to provide Googlers and their loved ones with a world-class benefits experience", focused on supporting their "physical, financial and emotional wellbeing".

told Jam Press that she used to contort her face when she felt awkward in pictures. “Then I started showing my chin off more on TikTok with random sounds that then started the chin dance,” she said.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTikTok is finally going to let users of the short-form app properly give credit where credit is due.The Bytedance-owned app is introducing the first iteration of creator-crediting tools that will enable — and encourage — users to link back to the videos of TikTok creators and trend originators.Until now, TikTok creators could only tag other accounts in their clips. And while you can use sounds in TikTok posts that link to the video that originally used the sound, you can’t tag them in a description.

Looking after her health. TikTok star Remi Bader revealed she’s seeking outpatient treatment for binge eating.

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