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A 2023 LGBTQ+ youth report by the Human Rights Campaign found that 55.1% of surveyed LGBTQ+ youth screened positive for depression, and those that were transgender or gender-expansive were screened at 60%. Although 9 in 10 felt proud to be LGBTQ+, more than 4 in 10 of them felt critical of their respective identities.

We all know theme parks can be an expensive day out - once you've paid for tickets to get in, sometimes you can expect to pay that much again on food and merchandise.

The festive season is well and truly upon us and millions across the UK are preparing their homes with decorations and that all important Christmas tree. From the size of the tree - real or fake - to the placement and decorations, a lot of thought goes into this Christmas centrepiece.

Christmas, while being the most wonderful time of the year, can also be an expensive season.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here fans said they were 'heartbroken' as GK Barry's admission before her exit was uncovered. The TikTok star was the eighth campmate to leave the jungle.

Breckie Hill is clearing the air about those rumors involving her and Barry Keoghan.

Barry Keoghan appears to have addressed rumours that he cheated on Sabrina Carpenter with TikTok sensation Breckie Hill. The news of pop star Sabrina, 25, and actor Barry, 32, "taking a break" was only made public on December 4, but online critics suggested that Barry had been unfaithful after he was seen with Breckie in a Hollywood hotel.

Jennifer Affleck is back on social media.

Barry Keoghan broke his silence amid the breakup drama with Sabrina Carpenter!

Was Barry Keoghan really a cheater or actually a faithful boyfriend to Sabrina Carpenter? That is the question many fans want answers to following the bombshell accusations this week!

A man filmed himself taking his horse through a McDonald's Drive Thru for breakfast, and the video of their venture has quickly gone viral. Captured in a TikTok clip, the Arabian horse, Iggy, can be seen trotting up to the intercom as its rider places an order for a Sausage and Egg McMuffin, along with some apple slices for Iggy.

It's that time of year again where everyone around you seems to be sneezing and coughing, and it feels like just a matter of time before you catch it. A number of illnesses typically peak when the cold weather sets in, including flu and colds.

Nothing quite says Christmas like a crispy, sticky glazed ham, and one recipe creator has shared an unusual take on the classic. It’s so versatile that it can be used in so many dishes.

Associated Press, a US federal appeals court panel on Friday (December 6) decided unanimously that it would uphold a law that sees the ban of TikTok in the country – as soon as next month.The law requires TikTok to be sold off by, and break ties with, the China-based ByteDance – or be banned by mid-January. Legal representatives of the social media app argued that the ban infringes upon the country’s First Amendment.However, this was rebuffed by the court: “The First Amendment exists to protect free speech in the United States,” said the court’s opinion, per a written statement by Judge Douglas Ginsburg.“Here the Government acted solely to protect that freedom from a foreign adversary nation and to limit that adversary’s ability to gather data on people in the United States.”TikTok is set to appeal the ban to the Supreme Court at an undisclosed future date, with its spokesperson Michael Hughes saying in a statement: “The TikTok ban was conceived and pushed through based upon inaccurate, flawed and hypothetical information, resulting in outright censorship of the American people”.The sell-or-ban measure was issued into law by US President Joe Biden earlier this year (April 24), following a long-running dispute over claims that the company’s ownership structure could allow the Chinese government to gain access to the data of its millions of American users.To date, over 30 American states, Canada, and the European Union have separately banned the app from use on government-owned devices over concerns it could be a security risk.

If you're struggling with dry, tired, or puffy under eyes, a £1.50 gel might be the solution you've been seeking. A hydrating gel has garnered praise from skincare influencer Andrew Donaldson-Wheatcroft, with beauty aficionados agreeing that it works wonders.

TikTok users are calling out Khloé Kardashian for what they’re saying is a SUPER different look in Bustle‘s fresh new series of Keeping Up With The Kardashians throwback videos this week! But honestly? We’re not totally feeling what fans are saying this time around!

Is there any other Ruby Franke on the loose?

trend we need to unpack. “We Listen and We Don't Judge” is the latest couples have found to make single people feel even better about deleting Bumble.All over TikTok, couples are revealing things to each other under the guise of a judgement-free zone, hence the pre-admission chant, “We listen and we don't judge.” But here's the thing, judging is the internet's favorite pastime and there isn't a spell on Earth that can make the comment section let these admissions fly unchecked.Here's everything you need to know about the “We Listen and We Don't Judge” TikTok trend in the latest .It's pretty much what it says on the tin.

Mike Wass Jack Harlow turned a retro sample into a No. 1 single with 2022’s “First Class” — which flips Fergie’s “Glamorous” — and did the same earlier this year with “Lovin on Me,” a riff on Cadillac Dale’s 1995 single “Whatever (Bass Solique).” “Lovin” went viral on TikTok before it was released, and then became the Kentucky rapper’s third chart-topper on the Billboard Hot 100. The “Lovin on Me” story begins in 2023 when producer Sean Momberger — who also worked on Kendrick Lamar’s smash “Not Like Us” — stumbled on Dale’s deep cut while combing the internet for sounds.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Early last spring, Tommy Richman had a carefully planned strategy in place to promote his single “Selfish.” However, the internet had other plans. In April, the 24-year-old Virginia native posted a snippet of a new song called “Million Dollar Baby” on TikTok.

TikTok will have to divest itself from its Chinese ownership by Jan. 19 or face being unavailable in the United States, after a federal appeals court rejected the social media giant’s efforts to sideline a federal law.