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TikTok video, Julie @hospicenursejulie says it really happens and she is not trying to "sugarcoat" death. In the clip, Julie says: "We are all going to die, so listen up.

Whether we use them to help us relax or to simply fill our homes with nice scents, most of us use scented candles at least once in a while. They make the perfect addition to any relaxing bath, and they easily create ambience in our living rooms, all the while adding to our home decor.

A dad has gone viral on the internet after gaining more than three million views after recording a prank on his neighbour.

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Bring Me The Horizon have teased a new collaboration with Masked Wolf.The band shared a snippet of the track ‘Fallout’, which is due out this Friday (April 1) on TikTok.The clip, which you can view below, sees frontman Oli Sykes singing along while the rest of the band jamming in the studio.Masked Wolf also shared his own separate short clip featuring the track on his Instagram page.☢️ THIS IS THE FALLOUT ☢️ #fyp #bmth #emo #bringmethehorizon #newmusic ♬ original sound – BRING ME THE HORIZON A post shared by Masked Wolf (@maskedwolf)Meanwhile, BMTH recently featured on Machine Gun Kelly‘s new album ‘Mainstream Sellout’ on the track ‘Maybe’, which they also debuted in LA earlier this month.The track was described as “a sleek chunk of nihilism that combines arena ambition with a curled-lip moodiness” in NME‘s review of the album which received four stars.The band also recently featured on a Gran Turismo 7 competition alongside Davido and T-Pain with fans being given the chance to race against the artists on the game.Meanwhile, Bring Me The Horizon recently paid tribute to Ukraine during their closing set at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 earlier this month. “I guess it’s better being here in a room full of influential people: they need to use their voice every single day until this crisis is over,” Sykes told the audience before the band’s final song ‘Throne’.

TikTok video watched more than 1.8million times about the risks of using fragrances.In the video, he says: "There have been a lot of clinical studies that have come out recently showing that frequently burning indoor candles can cause serious health problems."He said these included "inhibiting the ability of cells, especially in the bladder, to grow normally".Dr Gubler explained: "When we think of pollution we think of it as an outdoor thing but indoor pollution caused by burning candles, air fresheners, and other sources, is a big problem."Candles are made out of cheap paraffin wax, they’re made out of artificial fragrances and dyes, and when we burn that it gives off carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, Benzopyrene, and other volatile compounds."They’re not good for the body, they interfere with the body’s ability to reproduce [cells]."His video sparked a debate and thousands of people left comments, with many saying they were sticking to using candles indoors.One user commented: "This world is trying to take away everything I love.""No random dude on the internet is going to take candles from me," wrote a second person.Another viewer commented: "I feel like we need to pick our battles here."A few people were more supportive of the message, with one writing: "But really, what's the point of candles? "A clean house and some flowers like jasmine, peonies, or even roses can make your room smell really nice."Someone else said: "Love this content! Can you please do one on household air fresheners?"Dr Gubler said research indicated soya candles were safer to use than paraffin or beeswax candles but all of them emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Will Smith's daughter Willow Smith has dropped a raunchy new music video for her latest collab which sees her kissing her co-artist and smashing cars in a lust-fuelled romp.The 21-year-old turned up the heat in the high-energy rock video for her latest single Purge, which sees her getting her face tattooed wearing a revealing black leotard with chunky jewellery, black lipstick and heavy eye makeup.Willow and co-artist Siiickbrain, whose real name is Caroline Miner Smith, can also be seen sporting shaved heads and screaming into each other’s faces as they cause havoc and general mayhem across a gritty, graffiti-tagged city.The pair thrill fans with a series of raunchy scenes including grinding on each other in a chair and kissing in a car.Possibly her heaviest release to date, the music video was released solely on YouTube, with its streaming debut set to take place on April 1.Willow also made her directorial debut in the grimy video.Fans shared mixed reviews to the raunchy video on Twitter, with one writing: “SCREAM YOUR HEARTS OUT LEGNEDDSSSS!” and “I love this! I got chills it’s been on repeat.”Others weren’t so impressed with the dark emo-style of the clip, saying: “People are ruining the minds of our children with this sexually charged garbage.”While another agreed: “This family is greatest example of nepotism and reckless upbringing.

A luxury four-bedroom home in Greater Manchester has just entered the market for £385,000, but you'll need to be a fan of everything pink. There are clues from the outside of what lies in the property's interior, with the light pink front door and garage door, with this just the beginning for what comes ahead.

Jada Pinkett Smith admitted she "loves" her bald head just days before her husband Will Smith came to blows with Chris Rock over it.The Gotham star posted a video to TikTok where she talked about life in Hollywood over the decades and the pressures on her to look a certain way as a black woman.Jada, 50, has found herself and her hair the subject of worldwide debate since Sunday night's Oscars ceremony when Will now infamously hit the comedian as he poked fun at her bald head while hosting.Just four days earlier she shared a TikTok video discussing her alopecia and admitting that she didn't care what anyone thought about it.In the clip, she said: "Being a Black woman and dealing with hair in Hollywood, in the era I came up in, having your hair look as European as possible was always the thing, and that was really challenging because I liked my hair out wild and curly."She then addressed her hair loss adding: "I feel the freedom today. I don't give two craps what people think of this bald head of mine.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentTikTok, which as become the official partner of the Cannes Film Festival, has assembled the prestigious jury of its inaugural #TikTokShortFilm, a global in-app competition of vertical shorts.Rithy Panh, the BAFTA-nominated Cambodian filmmaker of “The Missing Picture,” will preside over the international jury, which comprises Basma Khalifa, the Sudanese multi-disciplinary creative, Camille Ducellier, the artist and filmmaker of “Bachi-Bouzouk,” Angele Diabang, the screenwriter and producer of “Un air de kora,” as well as Khaby Lame, the Senegalese-born TikToker and content creator. Eligible short films will be between 30 seconds and 3 minutes in length.

Zack Sharf Jada Pinkett Smith responded somewhat cryptically to her husband Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars. Pinkett Smith posted a message to her Instagram page that reads: “This is the season for healing. And I’m here for it.” The actor was the subject of the joke that led Will Smith to take the Oscar stage and slap Rock.

Cat Burns' journey from bright-eyed busker to Top 10 artist has been an organic one; perhaps among the most representative of the increasingly-unpredictable music industry landscape of recent years.

Strictly Come Dancing star John Whaite spoke openly about struggling to find employment before becoming famous.The baker who frequently appears on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch revealed he was rejected because he spoke "too softly".It comes after a recruiter shared "the most Gen Z" reply after a client failed to secure a job, leaving the internet speechless.The viral social media clip from TikTok saw a rejected client respond with a meme saying.While sharing his experience, Wigan-born John told Steph McGovern that he once failed to secure work after a week-long work experience project as recruiters were not happy with his voice.Sharing the viral video on TikTok, creator @samantha_jane_ said: "Of course, in recruitment, you have to occasionally tell candidates they weren't successful in getting the job."This one candidate, who Hannah had done a round of interviews, she didn’t get the job so Hannah emailed her and told her she hadn't been successful."And instead of replying and being like, ‘OK, yeah, thanks for letting me know’ or whatever, this girl sends Hannah a meme, which is the most Gen Z thing I've seen."The image that has since gone viral online is a painting of Pope Leo X by Fernando Botero with the caption "y tho" written on the masterpiece.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on

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Glass Animals have equalled a long-held US chart record with their mega-hit Heat Waves. 

A self-confessed 'shameless' clubber has gone to extreme lengths to avoid painful high heels 'ruining' her work night out - by covering her feet in NUMBING CREAM so she doesn't feel a thing.

dad had sex with her best friend while they were on holiday together.Autumn Ankerich, 21, from the United States, claims that she took a trip to visit her father for a couple of days.And, she chose to invite her best pal to come with her, but during the holiday she found a used condom on the floor of her dad’s car.Autumn concluded that her dad must have slept with her best friend as they had all spent the evening together just the three of them.She confronted her friend who tried to lie that she had only kissed her pal’s father, but soon confessed everything after Autumn pushed her for the truth.Autumn said: "I asked her why there was a condom wrapper on the seat and she told me she thought it was a dream."I was pregnant at the time, so that’s why I wasn’t partying with her."She said that Autumn’s refusal to party made her go and enjoy the evening with her father.But, Autumn commented: "We fell out the next day and she left me on the beach for another guy who was twice her age and I never saw her again after that.

tattoo in tribute to her mum.But she regretted it when she walked out of the studio with an inking that looked nothing like what she asked for.Makeup artist Shelby Bryan admitted it was a "tattoo gone wrong" when she looked down at the lip print tattoo on her wrist.Posting on TikTok, she explained: "I wanted a tattoo of my mum's lip print... don't ask I don't even know either."She then shared a picture of the lipstick stain from her mother that she hoped to replicate in body art form.

Bekah Day captioned in a TikTok montage with more than 403,000 views on the platform. Her roundup also includes screenshots of recent news articles that correspond with each of the horrifying tales shared as part of the trend, demonstrating the scourge of domestic violence in the US.Some 24 people in the US will be the victims of rape, physical violence or stalking by a romantic partner every 60 seconds, according to the Domestic Violence National Hotline.“Misogyny has no place on TikTok,” a spokesperson for TikTok told Newsweek in a statement.

TikTok, shared the footage just four days ago and it has already been watched more than 8 million times.The clip starts with Samuel swimming among a shoal of fish. He lines up his spear when he spots the catch he wants and fires it with perfect precision.But his joy at spearing the fish soon turns to terror when an ominous shape emerges from the darkness.The creature chomps down on Samuel's catch as the diver tries to wrestle it away.Eventually, the fish was taken and Samuel left empty-handed – although the thrill of the experience left him more than happy as he shrieked with delight when returning to his boat.It turned out the creature was an Atlantic goliath grouper, one of the largest species of bony fish on the planet.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorBoutique distributor Limonero Films is to launch sales on documentary series “Ahead of Their Time” at Cannes television market MipTV, which runs April 4-6. The show will deliver insights from the entrepreneurs behind such ground-breaking enterprises as Lonely Planet, Airbnb, Netflix, TikTok and Zumba.The eight-part show was produced by Singapore-based Sora Media, and ordered by Channel News Asia.Season one will feature the stories behind Netflix, Vestron, Quorn, Impossible Foods, Horn, Hardart, Tiffin Labs, Polaroid and TikTok.