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James McClain Conventional wisdom says that digital content creators who manage to go viral — racking up millions of followers, dollars, and all-important “likes” in a manner that frequently confounds the baby boomer generation — quickly move to Los Angeles, buy a fancy car or three and eventually settle in the San Fernando Valley, where many of their fellow social media stars congregate.That sequence doesn’t apply to every influencer, of course.

here. No date has been set for centres in Bury to reopen.A spokesperson said: "We’re working to open them as soon as it’s safe to do so." A message on the website of Better, the social enterprise which runs Manchester's leisure centres, says some will reopen on Saturday, July 25, but doesn't give any information about specific centres.

annabels.co.ukThe wine lovers’ den 67 Pall Mall unlocked its doors on July 4, with impressive measures in place. Members clamored for a reservation when booking lines opened 10 days before liftoff.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA new £270,000 community centre could be built at Stevenston Beach Park if North Ayrshire Council wins government funding.The seaside hub would have a cafe and toilets.Its aims would include boosting knowledge about wildlife, acting as a foodbank and offering services for tourists and the community. Council bosses also want to get government cash to carry out a £2 million restoration of Millport Town Hall.The at risk building would become a heritage, arts and community centre with three holiday let flats. Another proposal would see the Geilsland Courtyard Hall in Beith get a £750,000 renovation.The council have applied to the Scottish

Edo Mapelli Mozzi, were married today in Windsor. The secret ceremony was attended by around 20 guests including the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh and Duke of York. No images from the private ceremony have yet been released, so we don't know if the princess chose to wear a traditional bridal gown or something more pared back. But if she did decide to wear a tiara, she had an extraordinary selection from the royal collection to choose from. Tradition dictates that only married women may wear tiaras, so the ceremony, held today in Windsor, would have been the first time Beatrice has worn one. An outside contender has to be the York tiara that her mother, the Duchess of York, wore on her wedding day.

Theatres, music venues and indoor performance spaces will be allowed to welcome back live audiences from next month, the government has confirmed.Boris Johnson announced the news today as the UK reaches the fourth step in the government's five-stage roadmap.Audiences will be permitted to return from August 1, but must adhere to social distancing measures.Performers will also have to maintain social distancing at all times.The announcement is a major step forward for the arts industry, one of the hardest-hit sectors of the UK's lockdown.It follows the government's announcement earlier this month of a £1.57 billion rescue package for arts, culture and heritage sectors.Several pilot performances are now underway, overseen by the Department for

(Faber & Faber, 2014)A no-nonsense sojourn through Albertine’s life as guitarist in the Slits and, later, as a film-maker, mother and divorcee, and during which she blithely chats about mast*****ion, catching crabs and giving Johnny Rotten a bl****b. It’s a terrific read and provides a corrective to the reigning punk narrative where men are the creative geniuses and women the bit-part players.(Sphere, 2011)Teenage homelessness, drug and alcohol addiction, oral pleasure in the toilets at Studio 54, cancer, plus a fistful of hits with Madonna, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, David Bowie and his own band, Chic.

Not everyone on social media appreciates Drake’s body-art, particularly, the tattoos all over his back. Fans of the Toronto artist know he was in Barbados earlier this week hanging out with the brother of Rihanna, however, his visit has been the subject of much social media derision.

The Terrace Suite costs from £3,500 per night. firmdalehotels.comChef Nobu Matsuhisa has a habit of opening Nobu hotels in intriguing, slightly under the radar destinations like Atlanta, Riyadh and Tel Aviv so it seems a natural progression that the latest is opening in Warsaw on 3 August.Housed in an early 20th Century Art Deco building with a new modern wing on Wilcza Street, a creative hub in the city centre, the hotel’s top room, Nobu Suite is the perfect place to enjoy all that highly revered Nobu fare.

Paul Hollywood has sent his social media followers into meltdown as he looked unrecognisable in a mind-blowing blast from the past. The 54-year-old Great British Bake Off star shared the throwback on Wednesday, leaving his fans aghast at how different he looked.

Phaedra Parks decided that it’s time to show fans weight loss results. She dropped a photo on her social media account in which she’s flaunting her toned abs after using a product that celebrities have been advertising these days a lot.

WOMEN and music are two of the great loves of his life, but recently Nick Knowles has had to get used to living without either of them. First the show host and wannabe rock star could not face touching his beloved guitar again after his debut album was panned by everyone from Shane Richie to Noel ­Gallagher.

One-way routes will also be in place around the museum to ensure social distancing, as part of new safety measures that will be demonstrated in a video emailed to visitors before their trip.The first areas to reopen will be the galleries in its New Warehouse building, together with half an acre of outdoor space in the atmospheric, cobbled Upper Yard.Visitors will be able to explore Manchester’s industrial heritage in the Revolution Manchester gallery, and learn more about its role in the cotton industry in the Textiles Gallery.  Science will also be brought to life in front of visitors’ eyes in Experiment, and a deeper look at the solar system’s biggest wonder can be experienced in The Sun, the blockbuster exhibition that was due to close

revenge spend' is on your to-do list, these could be your starting point – providing, that is, your lockdown piggy back holds just south of £1m.First seen in a limited edition of 12 pieces at the Watch Art Grand Exhibition Singapore in 2019, ref. 5303 is an ornate, openworked wristwatch with a minute repeater and a tourbillon.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Monday's episode I May Destroy You. Read at your own risk!]This show keeps getting better with every episode, doesn't it? Those of us who have been keeping up with Michaela Coel's genre-shattering and groundbreaking dark comedy I May Destroy Youare by now accustomed to having our perspective turned upside down as we watch its lead characters Arabella (Coel), Terry (Weruche Opia), and Kwame (Paapa Essiedu) reckon with varying dimensions of sexual assault.

Anne-Marie took to social media on Monday (July 13) to announce that her new song "To Be Young" featuring Doja Cat will arrive on July 17.She also shared the colorful cover art for the single, featuring animated sketches of the hit-making duo, and two hands making a pinky promise."To Be Young" follows Anne-Marie's recent single, "Love Me Land," which dropped last week. See the announcement and cover art below.TO BE YOUNG ft @DojaCat COMING FRIDAY.

Valve’s Half-Life development team reportedly want to build a “full-scale” non-VR Half-Life game, according to video game journalist Geoff Keighley.In Keighley’s new interactive “storybook” Half-Life: Alyx – Final Hours, which goes behind the scenes on the development of the VR game, the journalist claims that the Half-Life development team are ready to work on a full Half-Life game.“Privately, most of the team hopes that the next big thing will indeed be a full-scale Half-Life game built not for VR,” Keighley wrote, “but as a game accessible across all traditional gaming platforms.”Keighley also stated that the success of Half-Life: Alyx seems to have reinvigorated the team.

The record boss who gave Oasis their big break almost didn’t sign them up – because he believed they were Nazis.

The University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts announced its decision on Friday to remove a John Wayne exhibit from its main building. Assistant Dean of Diversity and Inclusion Evan Hughes explained the school's decision in a memo shared on Twitter.

Jeffree Star‘s controversial past behavior is coming back to haunt the beauty influencer. He’s increasingly been the subject of boycott demands by YouTube influencers and users over racial and social comments, including resurfaced images from years ago where he called himself a “lipstick nazi” complete with swastika art on a web page.