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chocolate without making a mess.He revealed on TikTok: "Here's something I didn't know until I was in my 30s."The content creator then grabs a pack of Toblerone and holds onto the tips of two chocolate prisms.He said: "I've always broken it down. Oh my God, you're supposed to pinch Toblerone apart."The clip sparked debate online – and viewers shared their ways of eating the chocolate bar in comments.One wrote: "I'd always either break my teeth or break my hand.""What? I just bite it until I damage the upper part of my mouth," a second said.While a third penned: "Wow they always get under my fingernails because I try to break them.

an all-round tan immediately makes someone look fresh, healthy and - let's face it - skinnier.However, the quest for the perfect tan can result in some damaging methods, you at risk of serious harm.Case in point: the nasal tanning spray.British TikTok users have been filmed using tanning nasal sprays before getting on a sunbed, and have been accused of encouraging a dangerous trend. The fake tanning method involves the inhalation of "melanotan 2", which causes skin darkening.However, experts strongly warn against using these "dangerous" sprays, which are not licensed in the UK The viral beauty trend works by spraying the product into your nose for an almost immediate darker tan.Melanotan is a lab-made hormone commonly used for skin tanning.“It is similar to a hormone found in the body,” explains WebMD.“It was originally made as a drug to help treat certain skin conditions.

Pink Floyd have today (May 30) joined TikTok, enabling fans to post videos using songs from across their 15-album back catalogue.The legendary rockers, who have reunited for short periods in recent years but are currently inactive, will also post “unique video content” on the account, according to a press release.Each TikTok user will be able to utilise audio clips from the band’s career including tracks ‘Money’, ‘Another Brick In The Wall (Part II)’, ‘Comfortably Numb’, ‘Wish You Were Here’, ‘See Emily Play’ and ‘High Hopes’.Today also marks a significant moment in the band’s history. It’s exactly 50 years to the day since Pink Floyd entered the studio to start recording their seminal album ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon‘, which was released in 1972.The news follows reports earlier this month that Pink Floyd are in talks to sell their back catalogue for millions.

A man has been seen riding a metal giraffe outside a Scots entertainment centre in a dangerous stunt.

Jackson Lonie's boozy pash with another woman on Friday night. But Olivia Frazer still has bills to pay. The Married At First Sight star, 28, was back on OnlyFans just hours after footage of Jackson kissing a tattooed brunette went viral on Saturday morning.

X Factor contestant, 28, keeps four-year-old Delilah-Rae out of the public eye, and any photographs of her are only shared occasionally.But in a rare glimpse into the singer's private life, she shared the birthday posts on her TikTok and Instagram accounts.Writing on TikTok, she said: “And just like that, my baby girl is 4!” and wrote on TikTok: "My birthday girl is 4 #happybirthday #iloveyou #daughter"Cher also posted a Instagram story of her daughter playing in the garden, with Cher putting an Instagram sticker of a crown on her daughter's head which read "Birthday Girl".The singer shares Delilah-Rae with husband Craig Monk, who she became engaged and married to in 2013 after dating for less than a year, welcoming Delilah-Rae five years later, in 2018.Cher also keeps her relationship out of the public eye mostly, but previously paid a tribute to Craig to celebrate their eight wedding anniversary, as well as one on Valentine's Day.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.To maintain her daughter's privacy, Cher keeps her face out of shot at all times.In both her TikTok post and Instagram post, Delilah-Rae is facing away from the camera - with Cher giving her daughter a cuddle while looking at the camera for the TikTok video.Her effort to maintain privacy is a long way from her X-Factor days, when she became notorious for her alleged diva-like behaviour and tantrums backstage.She was just sixteen years old when she appeared on the ITV singing series, and was mentored by former Girls Aloud star, Cheryl.She is originally from Malvern, Worcestershire, and wowed the judges with her version of Turn My Swag On by Keri Hilson.

conspiracy theorist has claimed that the attack on 9/11 may have been sparked by a time traveller from 2038 who was on a secret government mission. The September 11 attacks have long become the subject of outlandish conspiracy theories, with people blaming everything from President George Bush to controlled demolitions of the Twin Towers.However, TikTok user, Ty Notts, took to the app to pose the peculiar theory that the series of four coordinated suicide terrorists, was actually sparked by time travel. In the clip, which has gained more than 1,700 likes, the conspiracy theorist said: "Time traveller from the year 2038 may have caused the nine 11 world trade centre disaster.

TikTok to share an embarrassing clip of her friend who has tattooed the word 'f**k' backwards on his inner lip.Michelle Bingley posted the video which showed the already heavily tattooed bloke giving himself some new ink as he pulls down his bottom lip.However, he seemed to forget that he would need to do it in reverse because he was looking at it as a reflection so he ended off writing it backwards.The clip, which was shared by the lass with the username @chelleybing on May 28, was captioned: "What a daft lad."In the comments, one TikTok user saw the funny side of the blunder: "At least it's the right word to be a joke tattoo."To which, Michelle replied: "Deffo his first thought when he noticed."The news comes after a heavily tattooed woman has shocked TikTok users after getting some of the most painful areas of her body tattooed.American tattoo addict, Angela Mazzanti, made a video to show off her very tattooed body including her foot, wrist and arms.But she makes it seem like she has some limits as she initially wrote: "I would never get my armpits tattooed."Moments later, she lifts her arms up to reveal a spiderweb inking underneath both armpits and asked her followers in the caption to grade her pain "on a scale from 1-10".The clip, which gained more than 10,400 likes, shocked TikTok users who could only imagine how painful the inkings would be.Another tattoo model revealed a painful blunder as she told of how she went blind because of her eyeball ink.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Amber Luke was in her early 20s when disaster hit a few years back as she was left crying bright blue tears as the op left her "completely

plastic surgeon has revealed why leeches are sometimes used during cosmetic surgery - which seems gross but is actually very effective.Dr Kumar, from Sydney, Australia, took to TikTok with an explanation as to why the blood-sucking parasites are still being used during procedures.In the clip, @officialdrkumar explained: "Did you know that we actually use leeches in plastic surgery? It's not just something that was used back in the medieval days."We actually have a good scientific reason for using them. Now, leeches have got this substance that they, that they released.

fashion journalist claims there are three items in your wardrobe that are showing your age and getting rid of them will help you look 10 years younger.Tamsen Fadal, from the US, has become a style icon on TikTok, where she discusses life problems, beauty and style with more than 87,000 followers. But in one of her most recent clips, the 51-year-old explained that clothing choices can also make you look older and told her followers to knock the years off by throwing things away.She explained: “Three things to get out of your closet so you look ten years younger.

Jason Derulo had fun with friends in Miami Beach this week!

Bella Thorne, Nick Jonas, and more check out the 10 best celebrity TikToks of the week.Kylie, Kendall, and Kris Jenner get caught with a hilarious filter while on a private plane. The video has over 26 million views.

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, MusicThe saga of The Kid Laroi’s management continues. The Australian singer has re-signed with Scooter Braun for management, a month after deciding to exit Adam Leber’s Rebel Management, Variety has confirmed.Braun’s SB Projects roster includes Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, J Balvin, Dan + Shay and Tori Kelly, among others.Laroi first signed with Braun in June 2021, then left three months later due to, what Billboard described as “significant problems” with the firm — namely that Braun himself was not involved enough in making career decisions.According to a source, Laroi and his mother, Sloane Howard, recently re-approached Braun and signed a management agreement about a week ago with the assurance that Braun will be directly involved in overseeing all aspects of the artist’s career. Braun then flew to Australia to see Kid Laroi at his May 26 show at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, the first of seven concerts in the area — and a sell-out with 42,000 tickets sold.

beauty influencer has shared the horrific consequences of a woman who would constantly reapply her makeup after not removing it from the day before. James Welsh, who has gained 1.42million YouTube subscribers by giving tips for makeup and skincare, took to TikTok to share the story of Theresa Lynch.

performing unusual dance moves.The trio left the guests wowed when two of them did "teddy bear rolls" and the third took it to another level by spinning around the pole on her head.Viewers were somehow disappointed and said it was far from what they were expecting in a strip club."I’d be taking the money back like 50 did," one wrote and another commented: "We’re not going to the strip club no more."One dancer took to TikTok to show her work flow on a "slow Monday" in clubs that are like "ghost towns".After a seven-hour shift, she made a total earning of £230 and said she got to sit a lot while waiting for customers to walk in.

ITV announced ditching disposable fashion in the popular reality dating show for preloved marketplace eBay as they "strive to be a more eco-friendly production".Love Island fan Lucy Earnshaw recently took to TikTok to share an eBay success for selling a watermelon visor and she was convinced that the buyer could be the show's stylist Amy Bannerman.She said: "I sell my stuff on eBay because I don't wear them anymore and this cute watermelon sun visor is included in that."I don't remember how long I've had it but I've not worn it in a while. So I thought it deserves a better home."Posting a screenshot of where the item has been delivered to, which it was addressed to "Amy Bannerman, eBay UK LTD"."That home was going to be eBay though, so I thought that was a bit strange! But I didn't notice this handle at the time," she continues.She said she didn't know the buyer by the handle at the time until she searched online and find her buyer's name across different news articles, which mentioned the new partnership between ITV and eBay for the new Love Island series.Lucy adds: "I think it might be on Love Island! It's actually going to Amy, we need to keep our eyes peeled."She understood that her item might not be picked by the stylist but she's hopeful to see one of the contestants wearing her watermelon visor in the new series, which will be starting from 9pm, June 6.The production has confirmed that all Islanders to be given video training and guidance on inclusivity, covering behaviours and micro-aggressions, before they enter the Majorcan villa.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Depp’s lawyer with new ink.In a clip posted to TikTok Wednesday, Jazzmyn Wollfe, 27, showed off the self-done outline of attorney Camille Vasquez’s wavy hair and power suit, with the word “objection” underneath. But many of Wollfe’s 83,000 followers quickly asked one question: “Why?” “Symbolizes strength, confidence, speaking up and unapologetically seeking truth and justice,” Wollfe reasoned to one commenter.

Sharing his feelings. Kanye West addressed his custody dispute with estranged wife Kim Kardashian in his new song, “True Love.”

All About Cats released the earnings of the app’s animal accounts Friday, and it’s quite paw-sible that some of its most popular petfluencers make more money than your average bear. At the top of the leaderboard is ThatLittlePuff, a furry gray kitty estimated to earn over $26,400 per post. With 27.6 million followers and over 590 million likes, the cat — with the help of crafty edits by humans — tests recipes and life hacks posted by other users.

Pop star Cher Lloyd had shared rare posts of her daughter, Delilah-Rae, on social media to celebrate her fourth birthday. The former X-Factor singer keeps her daughter's life out of the public eye most of the time, only occasionally sharing rare photographs of her.

jobs can be difficult and time consuming.So getting a barrage of rejections can lead to a knock of confidence when seeking for your next possible employer.Just like for Alexandra who found she was not having much luck on the job hunt - that was until she changed one detail on her CV.No she didn’t use a different font or big up a job when she had when she was younger.All she did was shorten her name to ‘Alex’ and found that the interview offers came rolling in, and she reckons this is to do with “sexism.”In a TikTok clip that has now racked up 577,000 views, Alexandra typed away at her laptop as she claimed: “When you change your name from Alexandra to Alex on your resume and the response rate for jobs you apply for exponentially increases because sexism and discrimination are ‘not real’.”The job hunter further joked in the caption: “Sexism in the workplace ‘isn’t real’.”Alexandra is not alone in her job application method, as many other women were able to relate to changing their names to be more successful.One person commented: “I did this too with my name. I even asked the hiring manager if they thought I was a man.