Texas school shooter warned ‘kids be scared’ in creepy TikTok post before killing 21

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The families of two 10-year-old cousins who were killed in the horrific school shooting in Texas last week have held a joint wake with the youngsters’ favourite themes.

Post Malone has discussed his relationship with TikTok, saying he struggles “to make something natural” on the social media platform.Conversations around the demands on artists from record labels to use the platform have been in the headlines in recent weeks after Halsey shared a number of posts claiming that their label were holding a new song hostage until they could “fake” a viral TikTok.Taking to their TikTok page, the singer – who released latest album ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’ last year – said in a post titled “I’m tired” that there is new music she wants to release “ASAP,” but that “marketing” is getting in the way and the label won’t let her share the new song.The song, ‘So Good’, has now got a release date of June 9, with her label Capitol Records telling Halsey publicly: “We love you and are here to support you. We are an artist first company that encourages open dialogue.

NHS worker was left gobsmacked after a herd of wild cows invaded her garden in the middle of the night and looked at her through the window. Molly, 30, forced her topless husband Dave, 33, to run outside and scare them away onto a field, which their garden leads on to in Hampshire.The healthcare worker said she spotted the large group right outside her garden doors after she got out of bed to get a glass of water.The peculiar scene went viral as Molly filmed her reaction and the daunting moment her husband had to confront the cows with a stick.

Stevie Nicks has shared an emotional statement on gun control, calling on lawmakers to “make it really hard” for people to buy guns.Nicks is the latest musician to speak out after last week’s mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. On Tuesday, May 24, an 18-year-old gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary School, which teaches children aged seven to 10. Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed that the suspect was later shot dead by responding law enforcement officials.“My hope for this country is that the lawmakers just find a way to make buying an assault rifle — more difficult,” Nicks’ length statement began.

Post Malone is adding his voice to the conversation about the pressure on music artists to make their songs go viral on TikTok.

KYLIE Jenner has shown off a dramatic new look in a TikTok video as she gets ready. She nearly slips out of her top as she goes braless.

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefI originally had intended to write this week’s Editor’s Letter about the controversial trial of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard and how it infuriates me that the case has become a sickening spectacle of memes, audio recordings and video clips that trend on TikTok, and is the butt of mean-spirited jokes largely aimed at Heard. It sickens me that people have lost sight of what is at the heart of this case: potential domestic violence — a dangerous issue that should not be made light of under any circumstances.Violence, of course, is evil in any form, and when the horrific news of the massacre in a Texas elementary school erupted this week, I felt compelled to devote this space to the memory of the 19 children and two teachers who were gunned down in their classroom in Uvalde, Texas, by an 18-year-old with an assault rifle.

Looking after herself. Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) opened up about her experiences with therapy during a candid conversation for Mental Health Awareness month.

If you’re desperately seeking longer looking lashes but lash lift treatments aren’t within your budget, you’ll be pleased to know there’s a brand new hack trending on TikTok that claims to give you the same look using just two products: an eyelash curler and a pot of Vaseline.That’s right, the latest no-makeup-makeup craze sweeping the app is seeing users transform their lashes with just two simple steps – and honestly, the results are amazing. Although we’ve spotted a few versions of the hack on TikTok, generally, it’s advised that you begin by applying a small amount of Vaseline (which you can pick up for just £1.50 here) to the soft pad of your lash curler before using the usual eyelash clamping method.

plopping out welcome matts!The hashtag #UpsideDownPineapple has clocked up a whopping 138 million views on TikTok as Wednesday afternoon, with some clips claiming swingers even leave an actual pineapple upturned out front of their Airbnb accommodation to indicate that they enjoy partner swapping. “People’s sex drives tend to go off the charts during vacations,” John Kamau, CEO of the hook-up app Cruise Ship Mingle, told The Post, saying he’s shocked by the number of swinging couples signing up for his, uh, pineapple-friendly service.

prison and revealed what inmates use soap for.Keri Blakinger was arrested with six ounces of heroin in 2010 and spent two and a half years in a New York prison.After her release, she started working in journalism to try to "amplify the voice of the people who are still in prisons".She now posts video on TikTok to answer viewers' question about prison life and in one clip, she responded to a question asking: "What happens when you drop a soap in women's prison?"The 38-year-old said: "You don't pick it up... because the floor is f***ing gross, not because you're gonna get sexually assaulted."Keri said there are a lot of sexual abuse happened behind the bars but she emphasized that "dropping the soap" jokes are rape jokes, and they are not funny.Besides that, Keri says there are no standard size of soaps across in prisons in US and some of the state prisons give out tiny soap bars to inmates."Also the prison state issued soap is usually terrible and not worth picking up," she continues, then picks up a small green soap."This is a bar of soap that I liberated from a Texas prison recently — this is the full bar.

Steven Gerrard's wife Alex has made a rare appearance on social media with the couple's eldest daughter Lilly-Ella, as the pair took part in the latest TikTok craze.The video trend has seen people recording their own videos to an audio clip taken from Real Housewives of Atlanta.Kandi can be heard saying of her enemy Nene: "She thinks that I owe her an apology?"Good thing she don't get paid for thinking."Lilly-Ella, 18, has filmed her own version of the clip whilst in the car with mum Alex, 39.In the video, the pair can be seen mouthing the words to the Real Housewives of Atlanta.The clip has more than 6,000 likes and many fans have been commenting about the lookalike duo.One person wrote: "Gorgeous girls your mum looks like your sister Lilly."Another said: "Lily looks just like her ma."One fan commented: "How beautiful are you and your mum?" with another adding: "Alex ageing like fine wine."Aston Villa's Steven Gerrard celebrated his 42nd birthday on Monday (May 30), with Lilly-Ella sharing a sweet tribute to the footballer.She shared a selection of snaps from the family's holiday in Los Angeles and said: "Happy birthday to my dad. Love you all the world.

Halsey has shared a release date for ‘So Good’, their new song that was reportedly delayed due to demands from their record label surrounding TikTok posts.Last week, Halsey shared a message claiming that their label are holding a new song hostage until they can “fake” a viral TikTok.Taking to their TikTok page, the singer – who released latest album ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’ last year – said in a post titled “I’m tired” that there is new music she wants to release “ASAP,” but that “marketing” is getting in the way and the label won’t let her share the new song.Taking to Twitter yesterday (May 31), her label Capitol Records then responded, “committing” to a June 9 release date for ‘So Good’ and sharing a message of support for Halsey.“We love you and are here to support you,” the label wrote to Halsey, adding in an attached statement: “We are an artist first company that encourages open dialogue.“We have nothing but a desire to help each one of our artists succeed, and hope that we can continue to have these critical conversations.”– @halsey, we love you and are here to support you. We are committing to a release of “So Good” on June 9th, 2022.

The Supreme Court blocked a Texas social media law that prohibited major platforms like Facebook and YouTube from restricting content based on viewpoint.

It appears tensions have cooled a little between Halsey and their record label.

Halsey‘s new music is on the way.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticHalsey’s next single has a release date — with or without a TikTok moment to fuel it. Capitol Records announced in a tweet Tuesday morning that “So Good” will come out June 9, with Halsey additionally declaring that the “fiasco” over its release is apparently over.Curiously, the release date was framed as an open letter to Halsey, suggesting that the two parties may still be doing a lot of their dialoguing via social media right now, although the promise of “open dialogue” may be as much for the fans and other artists who have rallied behind Halsey in the dispute as for the artist.“Halsey,” tweeted Capitol, tagging the singer, “we love you and are here to support you.

Self Esteem, has penned an essay about the pressure she believes female artists face to provide TikTok content.The article comes following a number of artists speaking publicly about their experiences of their labels and management pushing them to post on the social media platform.They include FKA Twigs, who has said: “It’s true all record labels ask for are TikToks and I got told off today for not making enough effort” and since deleted her TikTok account. Charli XCX, Florence Welch and more have also expressed similar sentiments.Halsey, meanwhile, said earlier this month: “I have a song that I love that I wanna release ASAP, but my record label won’t let me… my record company is saying that I can’t release it unless they can fake a viral moment on TikTok.

Rio Ferdinand has revealed he and his wife - ex-TOWIE star Kate - have "banned" their kids from TikTok because it's an area they "can't control".Former England professional player Rio has three kids from his first marriage to Rebecca Ellison - Lorenz, Tate and Tia.He also shares son Cree with Kate.Being the youngest child able to use social media, Tia especially, Rio says, isn't permitted on the video app without one of her parents close by, in fear of what she might see on the platform.Rio sat down exclusively with Daily Star Online to chat about his family and his involvement in new social media app WeAre8, which claims to be a "hate-free environment".Rio explained: "I think that’s a key point as to why I’ve got really excited about WeAre8 - constant conversations around breakfast or dinner with my kids and with Kate, telling them why they're not allowed on TikTok."My daughter especially, because she's the youngest, we sit there and we're not debating it but we're telling them why.

The Bachelorette's Michelle Young took to Instagram Stories on Monday to address a clip in which she was not donning her engagement ring from fiancé Nayte Olukoya, which some incorrectly perceived as an indicator the relationship was in turmoil.The Minnesota native, 28, clarified that while she doesn't normally 'address these types of things,' she received such a large amount of feedback, she felt compelled to make clear what had happened.'There is a video circulating of me on a rooftop this weekend and I'm not wearing my engagement ring,' Young said. 'And what I will have to say is to the person who is paying close enough attention to catch that moment, you also had to be paying close enough attention to see one of my friends briefly remove my engagement ring to try it on and then place it back on my finger.' The latest:The Bachelorette's Michelle Young, 28, took to Instagram Stories on Monday to address a clip in which she was not donning her engagement ring from fiancé Nayte Olukoya, 27, which some felt was an indicator the relationship was in turmoilThe grade school teacher, who appeared on The Bachelorette's 18th season, said that 'videoing somebody without them knowing is creepy' and is 'not cool.'She added, 'Just a friendly reminder that Nayte and I, we are human beings - not a zoo exhibit.' Olukoya, 27, who proposed to Young on the December 2021 finale of the ABC reality romance, appeared in a TikTok clip on Sunday in which he joked about how '90% of [his] DMs' are people asking where Young is.Speaking with People following the engagement, Young said that she falls 'more in love every day' with the Austin, Texas native.