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Angelina Jolie is celebrating her daughter Zahara‘s big news!

A Tesco employee has said there's a simple way to get three-times your money back, but very few shoppers realise. She's urging everyone to make the most of the scheme, which aims to make people's money go as far as possible.

Fueling the feuds? Hilary Duff‘s husband, Matthew Koma, poked fun at Candace Cameron Bure as her drama with JoJo Siwa continues to turn heads.

Hilary Duff’s husband Matthew Koma called out Candace Cameron Bure Friday for her use of the Bruce Springsteen classic Born in the U.S.A. in a TikTok clip this past July 4.In a TikTok clip, Koma, 35, was in side-by-side frames with Cameron Bure, 46, when he spoke about the meaning of the 1984 song from Springsteen.'Yeah that, the song you’re playing? Yeah, it’s about veterans coming home from Vietnam and being treated like s***,' Koma said.

READ MORE: Two die in inferno after ‘homemade helicopter’ crashesMao, from Dongguan, China, said many employers accused him of lying about his age.And he said others are reluctant to him a chance as they fear authorities may hit them with tough penalties if China's strict child labour laws are broken. His frustrations culminated in a TikTok video appeal for work, in which he explained the story behind his search for work - and it's since gone viral.Mao explained his farther had suffered a stroke and he needed to work to financially support him as he recovered.He and a pal had taken to the streets in search of work at factories in the city.But while his friend quickly secured employment, Mao was left disappointed after rejection followed rejection.After a fruitless search, Mao was left feeling defeated - until his video brought him some luck.It's understood Mao has since been offered jobs from employers who heard about his situation and sympathised.

A Scots actor has said the Edinburgh Festival is "dying" due to steep hotel prices in the city.

Jojo Siwa recently toldYahoo! Lifeshe doesn't like the word 'lesbian,' sparking public backlash.On Friday the 19-year-old entertainer took to TikTok to clarify her statement and address scrutiny from fans.Speaking into the camera with a tie-dye hoodie over her head she said, 'I never said that 'lesbian' was a dirty word.' Setting the record straight: JoJo Siwatook to TikTok to clarify her statement that she doesn't like the word 'lesbian,' which sparked backlash In the interview with the publication the former Dance Moms star said, 'I don't like the word itself.It's just like a lot. But I mean, at the end of the day, that's what I am.'She compared it to the word 'moist,' which some people don't like because of the way it sounds phonetically.

Ariana Grande is speaking out in response to a fan who told her “please remember you’re a singer.”

Ariana Grande has responded to a fan that seemed to take aim at her entrepreneurial endeavours, assuring them that despite an uptick in content related to her R.E.M. Beauty brand, she’s “never felt like more of a singer”.While promoting the line on TikTok this week, one fan snidely asked Grande to “pls remember you’re a singer”.

A Scottish Primark fan showed her dedication to the chain by making a 12-hour round trip and taking a suitcase to fill up at the counter - as she'd not had chance to go while living abroad for four years.

The saga continues to unfold after Jojo Siwa described Candance Cameron Bure in a viral TikTok video as the "rudest celebrity" she’s ever met. On Tuesday, Bure, 46, shared a video on Instagram clearing the air with Siwa, but it appears the "Dance Moms" alum does not agree with everything Bure had to say. "We did speak on the phone.

Youtube video. Town Square's mega pint glass holds up to three and a half times that of a regular pint glass. Read more: NI bar shares real message behind their viral 'no half pints of Guinness' sign He said: "I saw on the video on their Instagram, Lewis Capaldi tucking into a mega pint - it's all been talk about the mega pints lately so let's go in and see what it's all about.

Read between the lines. Following JoJo Siwa‘s retelling of their run-in, Candace Cameron Bure offered a glimpse at her state of mind.

EXCLUSIVE: Alex Essoe (Midnight Mass) and Daniel Zovatto (Station Eleven) will join Academy Award winner Russell Crowe in the Julius Avery-directed supernatural thriller The Pope’s Exorcist for Screen Gems.

Answering Aquaman’s bat signal? As Jason Momoa kicks off filming of his forthcoming Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom film, he has fans theorizing about which fellow DC Universe heroes could lend a hand.

Fuller House actor after JoJo Siwa called her the “rudest celebrity” she’s ever met on social media. “Respectfully, someone saying ‘no’ to taking a photo with you is not a ‘rough experience’,” Natasha, 23, reportedly wrote in a since-deleted Instagram story on Thursday (28 July) – shortly after Candace addressed Siwa’s viral TikTok video herself.

Instagram “influencers” are two-a-penny these days, but there was one who helped to spark the whole craze.In a bizarre tale, American Caroline Calloway scored hundreds of thousands of followers as she detailed her exploits at Cambridge University before securing a mega six-figure book deal.Even after reneging on the agreement, she went on to arrange creative “workshops”, charging fans $164 (£135) a pop, only not to deliver.A viral long-read penned by her former friend Natalie Beach for New York Magazine’s The Cut sent the internet into overdrive about Caroline's antics in 2019.BBC Three is set to air a documentary tonight (July 29) at 9pm about Beach and her claims that Calloway was involved in ripping off her followers.The programme also examines how Calloway publicly dealt with the aftermath, with input from her “followers” who paid money to attend the non-existent workshops.Born in Virginia to a wealthy family, the 30-year-old first rose to fame as a fairly stereotypical blogger in 2012.The art history student developed a huge Instagram following while at Cambridge from 2013 to 2016, with thanks to friend Natalie Beach who helped write her Insta captions, giving an insight into life as a Yank in the UK.After creating a bulging social media profile with more than 200,000 followers, Caroline managed to snare a book deal.But in 2017 she announced that she would no longer be delivering on the contract to write the book.She reportedly put up the first seven chapters she had written for sale on Etsy instead.Having spent around $100,000 (£82,000) of the publisher’s money, she later ventured onto OnlyFans to make the cash back.But even before that, she created more notoriety by charging $165 for tickets to her creativity

Instagram users, influencers, and Kim Kardashian, as Instagram is set to walk back its controversial changes to make the app 'more like TikTok'.Instagram was set to introduce TikTok-style full screen videos and photos and increase the number of recommended posts in its newsfeed.This would have pushed down users' friends' posts in favour of algorithmically targeted ads and content from pages they don't follow. READ NEXT: New Sims 4 update accidentally adds 'incest' and 'rapid ageing' to hit life simulator However, after an unlikely intervention from Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, as well as a horde of angry users, Instagram has dropped plans for the changes. The app will roll back a test version which made it more like TikTok, as well as reduce the number of recommended posts in the feed.Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner both shared a post telling Instagram to 'stop trying to be TikTok' and that people 'just want to see cute photos' of their friends.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe TikTok-ification of Instagram took a step back as the Meta-owned social app said Thursday it will discontinue a beta test of a full-screen version of the feed and also promised to reduce the number of recommended videos, photos and accounts that people see in Instagram.But make no mistake: Instagram is still putting its shoulder into video — continuing to aggressively develop and promote Reels, the TikTok-style feature that lets users record and share videos of up to 90 seconds.Meta’s ad revenue from Reels (across Instagram and Facebook) is now on a $1 billion annual run rate, CEO Mark Zuckerberg told analysts on the Q2 earnings call. The company’s monetization rate for Reels is still lower than Feed or Stories, he added, but longer term “we’re confident that Reels will grow engagement overall and quality and will eventually monetize closer to Feed.”Some observers saw the changes Instagram announced Thursday as caving to a grassroots pressure campaign urging it to stop mimicking TikTok.

Candace Cameron Bure‘s daughter, Natasha Bure, is clapping back at JoJo Siwa following the “Dance Moms” alum’s back-and-forth with her mom, which saw JoJo calling Candace the “rudest celebrity” she’s ever met, for declining to take a photo with her eight years ago. Natasha addressed the drama in a since-deleted Instagram Story, in which she told JoJo to “grow up.”