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a notorious restaurant chain made popular by its scantily clad waitresses working in booty shorts.While staff are thankful for the opportunities the job has given to them, some have shared what it's really like working for the brand.From being called wh***es to receiving impressive tips, here are some details from behind the scenes you may not be aware of.Jade Amber, who posts on her YouTube channel about working at Hooters, has revealed how much waitresses at the chain can earn in tips from just one night."My worst night or day would be like $25 (£18) to $50 (£37) and that's the worst-case scenario, ok,” she explained."Normally on those nights, I was cut or sent home because we were very slow and it was during a very slow season."Those days are super rare but they do happen."She added: "An ok day would be like $95 (£70) to $125 (£92) because it's, like, 'Ok I made this amount of money but I know I can make more. But there were super bad days it's, like, 'Ok at least I made money'."But then there were better days.

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ByteDance to court, claiming that it recommended a 'blackout' choking challenge to her daughter which ultimately led to her death.Tawainna Anderson is suing TikTok for 'product liability and negligence', after the death of her 10-year-old daughter, Nylah, who attempted a viral 'Blackout Challenge' which encourages people to choke themselves until they pass out then attempt to regain consciousness on camera.Tawainna reportedly found Nylah unresponsive and took her to hospital, where she spent five days in intensive care before dying of her injuries on December 12, 2021.Nylah's mother claims that TikTok tailored the 'Blackout Challenge' to her daughter using its personalisation algorithms, and is "programming children for the sake of corporate profits and promoting addiction."TikTok has been approached for comment and this article will be updated with any further information. It seems that the app has clamped down on the viral dare, as '#blackoutchallenge' now yields no search results on the platform.When the news first broke about Nylah's death in December, a TikTok spokesperson told the New York Post: "This disturbing 'challenge' which people seem to learn about from sources other than TikTok, long predates our platform and has never been a TikTok trend."Court documents state Nylah was an "active, happy, healthy, and incredibly intelligent child" who could speak three languages.In December, a distraught Tawainna told ABC 7: “Make sure you check your kids’ phones.“You never know what you might find on their phones.

busty woman has shared her styling tips for women who are struggling to dress their ample asset in the most flattering way as she points out the common fashion mistakes.Monika Mancini, from US, regularly shares styling and life hacks to her 410,000 followers on TikTok, hoping to guide other women to dress better."Bigger chest ladies, I've got some flattering inspo for you," she says."Other than buttoning up your clothes to cover your cleavage, unbutton a few or keep it complete open and wear a cute tank or bodysuit underneath — trust me, it will make your bust a lot smaller."Monika also points out that wearing cropped jackets will "add bulk" to the outfit, so she suggests to wear a long blazer instead to balance the body proportion."And last tip, instead of wearing high-neck tops, wear shirts with lower necks — it's way more flattering."As the mercury is rising, the TikToker says she would avoid picking cute tops with ruffles around the neckline.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row seat for our great new series inside the lives of the next generation of Daily Star Page 3 girls.You can sign up here - you won't regret it..."That's gonna make your boobs look 10 times bigger," she said.But a model from Ukraine claimed her big boobs are "putting her in danger" despite she's earning a whopping £50,000 a month from OnlyFans.Louisa Khovansk, 28, said she was in constant pain and couldn't do basic exercises like cardio

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iPhone charger she had recently purchased from Poundland causing the issue, rather than her antics.In the hilarious clip, which has gained more than 203,000 likes on TikTok, the confused mum repeatedly takes the charger in and out of her phone, making it say "oh yes, put it in me daddy" each time it's plugged in.The pair couldn't control their laughter, before the mum explained that she believed it could be her new charger, saying: "It started when I used the new charger that I bought from Poundland."She then added: "It's happy I'm charging it."Her daughter backs up her incorrect theory, as she later said: "Mum, it's the Poundland charger."But it wasn't, as her mischievous daughter admits, saying: "No, it was me, Mum, I'm sorry."TikTok users were left in hysterics over the prank as they left thousands of comments in disbelief that she believed it was from Poundland.One commenter wrote: "Gotta watch those Poundland chargers."Another added: "This is hilarious. I'm actually crying.

bonus, will work beautifully alongside the we've got planned for the summer. Amongst the social cuts for YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, there's application tips, bloopers and the cutest appearance from her Papa, who steps in to open up a package for her.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Throughout the GRWM, Selena reveals how much the response to Rare has meant to her. “A comment that somebody will show me from the team will make my whole day," she confessed, adding: "Hearing what people are saying about the brand is really exciting.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.As for how exactly she creates a barely there makeup look, Selena followed the steps below…"What I love about this primer is that sometimes I can just get away with wearing it and it gives me this dewy, fresh look. When you use it with the foundation, I love how it gives you that little dewy effect and it kind of shimmers underneath the makeup.” Courtesy of brand “I want to use Honor to moisturize my lips.

Selena Gomez has apologized after fans accused her of mocking her ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber’s wife Hailey Bieber on TikTok earlier this week.After raising eyebrows by posting a silent skincare tutorial, similar to the ones regularly shared by the25-year-old supermodel, the singer,29, made it clear she was not mockingHailey in any way.'This is why I believe in taking care of your mental health. Guys no idea what I did but I really am sorry.

Selena Gomez is apologizing after commenters accused her of subtly shading her ex, Justin Bieber's, wife, Hailey Bieber. It all started after the Rare Beauty founder posted a silent skincare tutorial on TikTok. Some fans drew the conclusion that because Hailey regularly posts skincare videos on her TikTok, that Selena's video was done in an attempt to mock Hailey's posts. While there was no mention of Hailey or anyone else in the video, Selena, who seemed confused by the commotion, disabled comments on the video and publicly apologized in a TikTok comment for what fans believed to be a slight against the model.«This is why I believe in taking care of your mental health,» Selena wrote, in a screenshot that a Selena Gomez fan account shared.

Selena Gomez was accused of throwing shade at Hailey Bieber.

Selena Gomez wants to make it clear that she wasn’t trying to throw shade at Hailey Bieber!

Unintentional shade thrown? After Selena Gomez shared a glimpse at her skincare routine, some fans accused her of mimicking a video that Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) had posted just hours earlier.

TikTok and shamelessly tried out the viral dances in our living room.It turns out it's not just the younger generation that have got the moves – as a pensioner has gone viral after recording himself throwing some shapes.Jim Jordan is an 85-year old ex boxer who has been a resident in Brooklands Care Home in Dunmurry for the last two years .Speaking to Belfast Live, a member of staff at Brooklands said: "You could probably guess from the TikTok, but JJ is just such a character and we love him so much."He was a boxer, as you can see from some of the moves. He started his lightweight boxing career in 1958 and says the highlight of his career was becoming a British Empire Games silver medallist."JJ won seven Championships over his time and was very well renowned throughout Ireland.

The Australian Rapunzel' has wowed the internet with her impressively long locks.The 23-year-old, from Sydney, became a TikTok sensation due to her Princess-like tresses and for sharing her hair care tips with her 1.3million followers.Her hair currently measures just over four feet – and she’s said she’ll try and grow it to five.“I started growing my hair about five years ago and at that time it was waist length,' she previously told FEMAIL.“I didn't purposely start growing it, but I just only ever got trims and have never had a big haircut before - people [then] started recognising me for my long hair.”Of course, she hasn’t achieved this impressive length without proper hair care and maintenance.The Sydney-local regularly shares how exactly she looks after her hair and her best tips for hair growth.In one video she went into detail about her nighttime hair routine, which the 23-year-old starts by using a detangling hairbrush to get rid of any knots in her hair.Then she applies Argan oil to the ends of her hair, which is known to add moisture and help protect hair from everyday damage.It may also help prevent hair loss for thicker, fuller hair.Following this, she puts her hair in a plait to help keep it contained during the night and wears a silk bonnet.Black women have been using silk bonnets for years, as they are known to help with hair breakage and assist in keeping hair soft and shiny.The Aussie Rapunzel is also a big proponent of people doing rosemary rinses, oiling their roots and doing scalp massages.She regularly says that these are some of the best ways to help with hair growth.The influencer also recommends purchasing good quality haircare brushes, conditioning well and getting haircuts as soon as her hair

‘unflattering’ lighting.Now, body positive babe Emily Bispo, 23, has candidly exposed the trials and tribulations behind the changing room curtain to encourage her 1.3 million TikTok followers not to blame their body for clothes not fitting right.In the clip that has racked up 946,000 views, the influencer posed in the mirror as she wrote: “Let’s go short shopping – realistic version.“Thicc girl vs. Levi’s.”Emily then filmed a bunch of denim shorts she had picked off the rails that she had chosen to try on.First off, the dark haired beauty stepped into some yellow high waisted shorts and admitted: “Laughing already because I know they won’t fit.”Emily squeezed them past her thighs and bum but had no luck fastening the shorts up.The influencer then tried on some black shorts, although she managed to do this pair up she was not convinced about how they looked on as she turned to the side and said: “No.”The self-love stunner then decided to size up with a blue denim version – but still declared that they were “too tight.”Making progress, Emily then tried on a "mum" style denim pair of shorts which fit her better.In the end, the influencer sized up and bought two of the pairs ready for summer.She urged in the caption: “The dressing room is NOT your enemy! I promise! You just gotta find the clothes that make YOU feel good.

TikTok to demand answers after spotting a "petite and powerful" sex toy for purchase in some public toilets. Kimbo, who posts on the app as @Kbfilms92, showed how the dispenser had condoms and tampons – which she totally understood the need for.But she was left asking what situation anyone would be in to need to buy a vibrator, after spotting it was also being sold.In her hilarious response, which received over 5,000 likes, she said: "You know what I'll never understand. Right.

McDonald’s employee has shared some "truths" about the fast food joint.The anonymous McDonald’s worker, from the US, often shares behind the scenes snippets of the popular restaurant to their 3,000 TikTok followers.In a clip that has now racked up a whopping 3.7 million views, the supposed employee has revealed the item that takes the longest to cook – and how to know when your order has been "forgotten" about.The supposed employee from a US branch claimed: “If you are asked to wait longer than 10 minutes, they have forgotten about you.“The longest cook time is a chicken sandwich at seven minutes, including bagging.“If it takes them more than three minutes to hand the bag to you, they forgot about you.”In the comments, many people backed up the supposed worker and their claims.One person commented: “I worked in maccies for almost two years. This is true most of the time.

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TikTok showing off her lean figure and toned abs in a skimpy bikini for a snap taken by a beach hut. Captioning the pic in the clip she says she is a post-menopausal, 53-year-old woman with three daughters – which shocked more than 20,000 viewers on the app.