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Dove Cameron returned to her social media with a bit of positive news following an emotional post detailing a struggle with her identity.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefCambodian auteur Rithy Panh has rejoined the jury that will decide the prizes for Cannes Film Festival’s inaugural TikTok short film competition. Panh resigned as president of the jury two days ago due to concerns over possible influence of the outcome by the organizers.

Glamour. The Messy Hot Aunt is “effortlessly cool but she’s also a work in progress. She may not have everything together, but she at least wants to look like she does,” she says.

anjas.adventures ) shared a video on TikTok with hotel tips they learned from their various travels. Their first tip, as reported by the Express, is to always check before you open your room.

Bethenny Frankel is ruffling some feathers with her take on the Amber Heard vs. Johnny Depp defamation case!

Tess Daly announced that she has recently joined TikTok as she took to her Instagram stories on Thursday evening.SEE: Vernon Kay and wife Tess Daly's show home with pool and gym is another worldThe 53-year-old shared a snippet of her first post on the short videos social media platform looking glam in a series of show-stopping outfits.The Strictly presenter shared her grueling workout She captioned the post: "My daughter will probably be mortified but I've joined TikTok. Head on over to my stories or click the link in my bio to find my account."MORE: Tess Daly shares intimate insight into family time with husband Vernon KayExclusive: Tess Daly details secret wedding vow renewal story for the first timeFans lauded Tess's revelation, with one commenting: "Ha! Awesome.

plastic surgeon has revealed a list of features she looks out for that believes makes the most beautiful lips.Dr Monica Kieu, a California-based cosmetic surgeon, explained each area of the lips and what she believes they should look like. In the clip, which has garnered more than 83,000 likes on TikTok, the doc explains: "I'm a facial plastic surgeon and I stare at faces for a living, the most attractive lips have these qualities."Some things I look for are a well-defined Cupid's bow as well as a crisp Vermilion border, which are the edges of the lip."The centre of the lips should be full, but taper as you move laterally or to the sides and the corners of the lips should have a slight upturn."This is true for most ethnicities.

Loose Women panelist Carol McGiffin has admitted that she wants to "give up on herself" but can't because her toyboy partner is 22 years her junior.Kaye Adams hosted the show along with Carol and the pair were joined by Sunetra Sarker and Nadia Sawalha.The panelists were discussing the "gran-fluencer" phenomenon, where the over sixties have taken TikTok by storm with their unapologetic fashion and bold attitudes.The Loose Women poked fun at Carol McGiffin for her age and said that she had begun "wearing elasticated trousers".Carol also said that she has "never looked on TikTok" but the trend is a "good thing" as people have preconceptions about the over sixties.

TikTok star has fled to Thailand to drink away his break-up after he was dumped by his girlfriend for causing havoc in Wetherspoons. Tom Birchy, who has labelled himself as the "Kind of Leeds", told his 170,00 followers how he managed to get £2000 worth of free food and drink at The Golden Beam in Headingley.

some supermarkets have clock towers and even more confused by why trees are “locked” in tiny cages.But this time, the American who posts under the TikTok username @swfinds has become totally taken aback by bus stops.They realised that some UK bus stops face the wrong way, with the seats placed looking onto the path rather than the road.Unfortunately for the American, they admitted they missed three buses in one day as they were not sitting facing the bus lane.In a TikTok clip that has racked up thousands of views, they questioned: “How do people in the UK know when their bus comes if all the bus stops in the UK face the wrong direction?”The American filmed a London bus stop that had a glass panel and shelter covering the red bus stop bench.So when sitting down, the soon to be passengers would not directly be able to see the bus coming.Instead of proper answers, some Brits decided to joke about the reasoning behind the ‘wrongly’ placed stop.One person chuckled: “When we are born here they put microchips into our brains so we can detect buses and when our tea is getting cold.”Another user jested: “Bus drivers are intimated by direct eye contact so you have to face the wrong way and listen for it coming.”Whilst a third mocked: “The buses never come.”Luckily for the American, they were able to get the right information from other users.One user shared: “Sheltered from cars splashing us with puddles. Make sense.”This person noted: “It rains a lot so it’s in case there is a puddle so a car doesn’t splash water on you.”As this user pointed out: “There’s a time table.”And, someone else slammed: “We have ears, eyes and a handy thing called a neck.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free

tattoo on her back gave her a lot of unwanted attention.The beachgoer appeared on Australian TikToker Paul Sterratino's video as she was asked about the one thing she wished she hadn't got in the past."The tattoo on my back," she told Paul, and turned her back against him, showing a large inking in floral braid pattern.It spans across her shoulders and reaches down to almost her waist."Have you had any unwanted attention from it?" Paul asked.The blonde babe quickly answered: "Yeah I would say it's a bit of a d*** magnet – a lot of unwanted attention."The video sparked discussions as some people disagreed with the woman."Are you kidding? Tattoos are the worst on women. Very few men like them," one wrote.

Gen Z are turning to the likes of TikTok and Instagram to learn new hobbies, such as creating portraits of pets, roller-skating – and bubble nails, a fingernail art technique.A poll of 1,500 18-25-year-olds found nearly three-quarters (72%) have been inspired to take up a new interest as a direct result of watching clips on popular social media channels.Of those with a new hobby, over half (53%) spend at least four hours a week watching them on their smartphones – equating to a total of 208 hours per year.Videos of past times and content such as ASMR, tie-dying and ghost-hunting have a loyal following among young adults, as do “how-to” clips featuring meditation, photography, and extreme make-up.It also emerged four in ten have gone behind the camera themselves to share their hobbies on social media.The study was commissioned to mark the launch of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, whose spokeswoman, Annika Bizon, said: “After two years of various lockdowns where our creativity could have been stifled, it’s no surprise we’ve seen an increase in awesome and unconventional hobbies coming from this generation.“This audience craves expression, turning to social media outlets like never before, to watch, create, and share their content.”Of those who post their own content relating to their hobby on social media, 86% said it has been well received – so much so, they’ve seen their number of followers increase by 21%.Key motivators for sharing include showing off their new skills (26%), personal enjoyment (25%), and connecting with others (24%) – while 23% do it to learn new things.A fifth said it took them three months to perfect their hobby content, to ensure followers would like it.And on average, content creators spend an average of

The 2022 Cannes Film Festival opened amid concerns around journalistic independence. Now there are concerns regarding jury independence.

Addison Rae danced her way to stardom, via TikTok, after joining the popular app in July 2019.During that time, she's been teasing fans and followers with her curves and fashion sensibilities, which has resulted in her social media visibility growing to the tune of 87.6 million on TikTok alone.And on Friday the Louisiana native sent many of them into a frenzy when she shared a series of snaps of herself taking a shower in a skimpy hot pink bikini. Flirty: Addison Rae, 21, got playful when she stepped into an outdoor shower dressed in a pink lace bikini and a string of pearls wrapped around her waistAppearing to be at some sort of tropical location, Rae(born Addison Rae Easterling)got playful for the camera and licked her lips in the sexy laced number, even before the water started flowing.Heating up the photoshoot with subtle movements and poses, she pulled at a long string of pearls that were wrapped around waist.

Yumi Nu is having the last laugh after conservative YouTuber Jordan Peterson criticized her Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover.

Look, Yumi Nu already won this fight before she even laced up her gloves. But it’s still fun to see her do a victory dance.

Halsey defended themself from an onslaught of hateful comments about their appearance, just one week after revealing multiple health diagnoses.In response to criticism about their weight, the27-year-old pop star, who uses 'she/they' pronouns, shared a TikTok video reacting to being told that she looks 'too thin' and needs to 'put some meat on those bones.''U look sick.' BC I AM. LET ME LIVE,' the Without Me hitmaker captioned the footage of them with a puzzled expression while rocking a black tank top.

OnlyFans star Elle Brooke has revealed that she has a new "daddy" in a dig at her TikTok rival Astrid Wett.Elle and Astrid have been going back and forth on social media in recent months and are set to face off in a boxing match at London's O2 Arena on July 16. That won't be the first time the pair of adult stars get physical, as last month they traded blows in a nightclub scrap. Now, Elle has upped the ante once more, announcing a collaboration with one of Astrid's close TikTok pals.

Taking it back. Lance Bass deleted his Amber Heard-inspired TikTok video after being criticized for seemingly mocking victims of domestic violence.

“insensitive” quip about Amber Heard beneath a viral TikTok video.On Tuesday, NBC News uploaded a clip to TikTok showing Heard being cross-examined at the blockbuster defamation trial where she is being sued by ex-husband, Johnny Depp.In the video, Heard insinuated that she was the target of an online hate campaign, saying: “You can look either of us up online and figure out who’s being abused.”“Y’all think amber watches TikTok?” the official Duolingo account commented beneath the clip.The comment has since been deleted from beneath the NBC News TikTok. The Post has reached out to Duolingo for comment on the matter.The joke was quickly condemned by furious social media users, many of whom took to Twitter to slam the company for weighing in on a sensitive legal case.“On what planet does a brand — even @duolingo — think it’s cool to crack jokes about an alleged victim of domestic violence? The Depp fandom bubble on TikTok is very real but no brand should get anywhere near it,” one person blasted, with their tweet racking up more than 44,000 likes.