'If your relationship fails don't just blame him – it's his mum's fault too'

Kylie Jenner is sharing a super sweet tribute to her mom.

TikTok user who claims to be a 'time traveller' has claimed that humanity will find out the secrets of the afterlife by the end of this week. The user known as '@timevoyaging', who has made many wild warnings about the distant future, has warned that a dead man will come back to life on August 5 in 2022, and will share what happened to him after death.In the video, which has gained more than 2,300 likes, the user wrote: "ATTENTION.

Glamour’s or consult the other zodiac signs’ . Meghan Rose is a Los Angeles–based spiritual advisor, intuitive tarot card reader, and author whose work bridges the magical and the material to create real change. Rose acts as a guide for her clients to help them navigate relationships, career, and everything in between.

Glamour’s or consult the other zodiac signs’ . Meghan Rose is a Los Angeles–based spiritual advisor, intuitive tarot card reader, and author whose work bridges the magical and the material to create real change. Rose acts as a guide for her clients to help them navigate relationships, career, and everything in between. Learn more at and follow her on , , and .Eight of Swords: Aries, the month of August is asking you to get out of your head and back down into your heart.

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.

Liverpool Echo reports.READ MORE: Greggs' bid to sell ­sausage rolls 24 hours a day has been axed due to 'disorder' fearsThey said: "Over recent weeks, we have seen an increase in the number of incidents of antisocial behaviour in the area with our people being subjected to verbal and physical abuse."This decision was not taken lightly and we are working closely with the police to find a resolution and help reduce these incidents."They added: "We have a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to crime and antisocial behaviour, and have temporarily restricted restaurant access to under-18s from 5pm." And the strict rule is clearly being enforced as one customer overheard a security guard telling a young man about the policy after he tried to enter during the forbidden hours."As I was leaving the security guard stopped a man he believed to be a teenager and told him they weren't allowing people under 18 into the restaurant after 5pm without an adult with them," the customer explained.The same customer had witnessed 'large groups of kids' being ejected from a cinema and park in the same area the previous night."I was in town the night before and there were large groups of kids all over Liverpool One [shopping centre] and they were moved on a number of times by security near the cinema and in Chavasse Park," they said of a similar incident, suggesting the problem might be more widespread and not limited to the fast food chain.The ban is currently temporary, but it is not clear whether it might be extended if antisocial behaviour and violence towards employees continues to be a problem.READ NEXT:Oktoberfest in jeopardy as Putin cuts essential supplies to German breweriesLucky person has scooped £1 billion on the lottery and they

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticAt the start of “Alex’s War,” a documentary about Alex Jones, the infamous talk-news conspiracist guru of InfoWars is described by assorted media outlets as “a performance artist,” “paranoia porn,” and — in the words of John Oliver — “the Walter Cronkite of shrieking bat-shit guerrilla clowns.” All of which, of course, is accurate. Yet none of it fully captures what an important figure Alex Jones has become, even as he’s been systematically deplatformed. (The deplatforming, of course, only helped his cause.

READ MORE: Woman 'brainwashed' into wearing Union Jack clothes as kid giggles at past snapsFor Dionne Williams, she wanted to dress up at primary school but, like many, her mum ‘forgot’ about the non-uniform day.

Kylie Jenner has been very active on social media platform TikTok.And the mother of two shared two more videos to her account - this time with mom Kris Jenner.Kylie, 24, danced up a storm with Kris, 66, with a song about the Kardashian/Jenner momager. Having fun:Kylie Jenner has been very active on social media platform Tik Tok.

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.

TikTok user has left his viewers in hysterics after pointing out takeaway restaurants with some strange names - including one that's named after an STI. George Clarke, who shot to fame on the app for his reduced section meals and sounding like Will from the Inbetweeners, took to the app wondering why there are a lot of crudely named takeaways.In the clip, which has gained more than 104,000 likes, George said: "Why do takeaways always have weird names? Half the time, I don't even know if it's deliberate.READ MORE: Dirty-minded Brits find 'perfect' naughty destinations road trip – like Twatt "This one - Cum N Eat.

Thank U, Next! Ariana Grande clapped back at a hater who recently criticized her for focusing on her beauty brand instead of her music career.

A simple clothing hack sharing how shoppers can turn Primark's seam free shorts into figure flattering booty shorts has gone viral on social media.

curly bangs, that is. On July 27, the star debuted her new look with best friend , during which the duo riffed on the “He's a 10, but…” TikTok meme. This marks the first time she’s publicly worn her hair curly since in May.As for the actual content of the video: Gomez and Raiza go back and forth with varying scenarios of what constitutes a deal breaker in relationships with very attractive men (“10s”), including “He’s a 10 but he only likes to role-play Star Wars,” (not necessarily a deal breaker), “doesn’t like dogs” (deal breaker, obviously), “,” (unclear), and “hates everything that you’ve ever been in” (deal breaker for Gomez)! There is lots of giggling and, of course, incredible curly-bang inspiration.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.This has been a big month on TikTok for the Rare Beauty founder.

brutally drag customers for their complicated Starbucks orders or rude behavior, but one barista is causing a stir for a different reason — declaring it to be “low key the sluttiest job.”“We flirt with everyone,” user Josh Salad wrote in overlay text on a now-viral TikTok. “Customers have a crush on me because I am cute to them to get tips.”It may seem like a huge claim, but Salad backs it up with why he believes baristas are, in fact, the sluttiest of workers.“How can’t you fall in love with us when we give you warm drinks in cute cups,” he hypothesizes in the clip that’s been viewed 1.3 million times as of Thursday afternoon.“I’ll flirt with you and your dad at the same time,” he continues.

Christopher Nolan’s upcoming biopic Oppenheimer – watch it below.Cillian Murphy leads the cast as J. Robert Oppenheimer, the theoretical physicist who is widely credited as the “father of the atomic bomb” for his role in the Manhattan Project.The teaser features narration from a variety of characters, describing Oppenheimer’s impact as “the man who moved the Earth” alongside shots of Murphy as the historical figure.“You gave them the power to destroy themselves,” a voice says.

Not Just a Girl, Shania Twain opens up about two of the most difficult moments in her life—contracting and the dissolution of her marriage to her longtime producer and songwriting partner, Robert "Mutt" Lange.After releasing and the album Come on Over, which would go on to become the best-selling album of all time by a female solo artist, Twain was getting ready to go on tour in 2003 when she went for a horseback ride that changed the entire trajectory of her career. “The tick was infected with Lyme disease, and I did get Lyme disease,” she said. “My symptoms were quite scary because before I was diagnosed, I was on stage very dizzy.

only way to wear your hair in 2022 is with a middle part. Anything remotely side swept? Sorry, it means you're old, pal.

“How can this man, who saw so much, be so blind?”

Vabbing has recently taken social media by storm – and no, not vaping like this one mum first thought.Move aside electronic cigarette devices, we are on about the risqué measures single women are going to so they can secure a date.To ‘vab’ is for a woman to dab her vaginal fluid on her pulse points in hopes to attract a man – essentially working like a personalised perfume.READ MORE: Couple who have been dating for 2 years believe they might share same dadDespite some women having tested vabbing in public and having claimed the unusual dating method worked, others are not so convinced.And, mum Cat has some strong words on the matter – she even struggled to get them out.Posting to her joint TikTok account she shares with fellow mum and best friend, Nat, Cat sat in her garden to offer her verdict on vabbing.In the clip that has racked up 352,000 views, Cat shared: “You might be hearing the word ‘vabbing’ going around, I thought it was just misspelt ‘vaping’ – oh no."“Here’s what the young people are doing, f***ing idiots.“Ok, that’s mean but honest to god you have to be f***ing kidding me. Like come on, what’s wrong with people.”Cat then shared a screenshot from the outlandish site, Urban Dictionary.The definition explained: “A new TikTok trend where women take their discharge and put it behind their ears on their neck in attempt to make someone fall in love with them or to get laid.”Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter“I don’t even have words”, Steph expressed.Equally stunned by the act of vabbing, many people fled to the comments to slam the risqué attraction technique.One person commented: “I literally saw this the other day, absolutely

READ MORE:'Sex junkie' model on fans' kinkiest fetishes – like man who wants to shrink in sizeDespite some racy clips looking very real, Jessica has revealed that rules in the Actors Guild prohibit them from actually having sex on screen.So how do they manage to get steamy under the collar without actually doing the deed?In a TikTok clip that has racked up millions of views, the intimacy coordinator shared that she has a few tricks up her sleeve to make the scene safe and believable.Jessica first held up a black ‘strapless thong’, which is like a regular G-string that doesn't tie around the back. The back and front of the garment is held up by adhesive – so it is just simply stuck on around the front and between the cheeks.Next up, the intimacy coordinator revealed that she is prepared with rolls on rolls of body tape in all different skin tones so that the garments stay in place.For the women, Jessica explained that nipple pasties are used to help “prevent sensation and help actresses stay covered".Last in the goodie bag of intimacy props, the coordinator showed off the ‘modesty pouch’.It aims to help actors cover up their genitalia so they don’t expose themselves on set.She shared in the caption: “How do we make [sex] scenes look real on TV? Well… this is certainly part of it!”People have learnt a thing or two – with some admitting they thought scenes were more real.