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A provisional trial date has been set for a man accused of the murder of Thomas Campbell. John Belfield, 30, is accused of killing Mr Campbell, who died following an incident at his home in Tameside in July 2022.

agenda at .On April 14, the shared a of her “cute weekend” at the music festival, mainly showing off her seafoam green manicure, which appears to glow in the dark. As for her viral , it looks like the iPhone accessory is more versatile than advertised…Anyway, onto Hailey Bieber's outfit. Much like , who with , the model opted for an all-black look, which included an oversized t-shirt, even larger, leather jacket, and zero pants.

In any crowd of teenage girls there's one thing you're likely to spot these days and it's a White Fox hoodie.

Beloved model and TikTok personality Nara Smith has given birth to baby number three!

Surprising news for Swifties – Taylor Swift‘s music is back on TikTok!

Lisa Rinna overdid it a little bit with cosmetic fillers — and she’s admitting it!

By The hottest news on the internet right now is that and her husband, Lucky Blue Smith, have welcomed their third child, named Whimsy Lou Smith.If that sentence makes absolutely no sense to you, then you haven’t been one of the many people online who have become positively obsessed with the model/actor (Lucky Blue) and what they call his “tradwife” (Nara) over the past few months.You may also not recognize Nara by name, but likely have seen videos on your feed of a young, beautiful, impeccably dressed woman making things like “lemon glazed donuts” from scratch.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Since she started posting in earnest on social media last year, Nara has become the object of fascination for some, annoyance by others, and has launched a thousand think pieces.But why? If you’re confused, I’m here to help, in the latest edition of Nara Smith, the beautiful, glamorous, Gen Z tradwife, has become the face of what many are calling the of young women who are seeking to return to more “traditional” roles.Nara is the wife of Lucky Blue Smith, an actor and model who was called the “male model of the moment” by at just 16. Lucky Blue was raised Mormon, but it’s unclear if he still belongs to the church.

A gardening expert has shared a genius life hack that they use to pot their new plants for the summer season - which is perfect for those who don't like to make a mess.

One birthday cake for a child’s party in Texas sparked a massive debate online! Why? The baker who made it charged the parents a WILD amount!

Tyler Cameron had some jaw-dropping comments about Kristin Cavallari‘s new relationship!

If you know your beauty trends then you've probably heard of slugging; first going viral a few years ago, slugging involves applying a thick, occlusive formula such as Vaseline over the skin at night to lock in moisture, supposedly resulting in softer, more radiant looking skin. Well it looks like slugging is back in fashion again, according to social media, but for a slightly different reason.TikTok and Instagram users are going wild for 'the Cicaplast hack', in which cult classic beauty product La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Balm B5, £10.90, is applied to the nose to reduce congested sebaceous filaments.

a 25-year-old content creator in Vancouver, Canada, it’s simple.“A Girl’s Girl doesn’t see other women as competition and wants to see other women succeed,” she tells me.When Bruser first saw the term on about a year ago, she related to it immediately. Bruser has always gravitated towards being friends with women over men, and these days she invests heavily into her relationships with her small circle of close gal pals. For Bruser, these relationships mean everything.“I deeply value the understanding that female friendships provide,” she says.

You may need to grab your tissues, Perezcious readers, because this tribute Travis Kelce posted for his big brother is so sweet!

Lisa Rinna is addressing all of the talk about her appearance.

Nara Smith and Lucky Blue Smith are parents once again.

A woman has shared a genius way to get tough stains off of your couch using a kitchen staple.

Taylor Swift’s music has returned to TikTok, after her label Universal withdrew all of their artists from the platform earlier this year.In January, Universal Music Group (UMG) announced that it would withdraw its artists’ songs from the platform, citing unfair compensation for the artists and the harmful effects of AI.But now, as reported by Variety, Swift’s catalogue has returned to the site, which may be a consequence of the fact that the singer now owns the masters to her recordings.Other artists signed to the label continue to be absent from TikTok, including Bad Bunny, The Weeknd, Drake, Billie Eilish, Justin Bieber, Adele, Coldplay, J Balvin, Post Malone and Sophie Ellis-Bextor.The timing is opportune, as Swift’s latest album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is released next Friday (April 19).At the time, UMG explained that its licensing agreement with TikTok expired on January 31, and that negotiations to renew the contract had fallen short.“In our contract renewal discussions, we have been pressing [TikTok] on three critical issues—appropriate compensation for our artists and songwriters, protecting human artists from the harmful effects of AI, and online safety for TikTok’s users.”“TikTok proposed paying our artists and songwriters at a rate that is a fraction of the rate that similarly situated major social platforms pay”, which it says accounts for one per cent of its revenue.

. The definition underscores the idea that creating change doesn’t always require grandiose actions, but starts with small, highly intentional daily gestures like always asking in the room to contribute ideas first or unapologetically claiming the arm rests when she’s in a middle seat.Manly, a college instructor who creates content for educators on , says she’s always been somewhat aware of doing these types of things, but didn’t think about it having a name until recently, when the concept of microfeminism started to gain momentum on TikTok.“I think it encapsulates small actions that many women have been implementing throughout our entire lives,” This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Like or before it, Microfeminism is a term that encapsulates a common experience that many women can relate to but never quite had words for.“I don't think it's a trend, or even new—women are saying they've been doing these things for 40 years,” says , a corporate attorney from Florida who runs a TikTok account on the side (she first took off on the app when she started giving Christmas gift ideas).

Taylor Swift‘s songs have returned to TikTok after a ten-week hiatus amid a licensing dispute between the app and Universal Music Group. As of Thursday morning, multiple Swift songs — including “You Belong With Me,” “Lover,” “Cardigan,” “Mirrorball,” “Fearless (Taylor’s Version),” “Cruel Summer,” “Cardigan,” “Style (Taylor’s Version),” “Is It Over Now? (Taylor’s Version),” “The Man” and “ME!” — were available on the TikTok app for users to incorporate into their videos.

Pavement‘s song ‘Harness Your Hopes’ has gone viral on TikTok once again.The track was originally released as a B-side on the CD edition of the band’s ‘Spit On A Stranger’ EP in 1999. It became an unexpected hit on Spotify in 2017, and is now Pavement’s most-streamed song of all time.‘Harness Your Hopes’ first went viral on TikTok in 2020.

James Blake has revealed that he’s now an independent artist, sharing the news on his Instagram account today (April 10).The artist shared a video alongside his post, which you can watch below. In the video, Blake said “it feels good to be independent because I’ve wanted to take things into my own hands for a long time” and said he was looking forward to working more “directly” with his fans.Blake signed with A&M Records to release his self-titled debut album in 2011 before departing to sign to Republic Records, releasing his second album, ‘Overgrown’ in 2013 followed by subsequent albumns, ‘The Colour In Anything’ (2016), ‘Assume Form’ (2019), ‘Friends That Break Your Heart’ (2021) and ‘Playing Robots Into Heaven’ (2023).Blake wrote in the caption to the video: “After over a decade on a label it feels scary to go independent but here we are.