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A Scots make-up artist has become a TikTok inspiration despite having no arms.

Parents have been warned not to let their children watch terrifying videos of a killer teddy called "Huggy Wuggy".Police have issued a warning after some kids were seen recreating the bear's actions on the playground.On TikTok, "Huggy Wuggy" sings about "hugging and killing" and also asks those watching to "take their last breath".The videos - which began as a puzzle game that sees Huggy stalking players in a toy factory - are said to be traumatising young children.Chris Conroy, a cyber protection officer for Dorset Police, told The Sun: "There are videos people have made, songs people have made, and it's popping up all over YouTube and TikTok using this quite graphic imagery of this bear-like character with razor-sharp teeth."It's based around jump scares and things you certainly wouldn't want children exposed to."As the game becomes more popular, officers warn that some children have been seen acting out the game at school.They report that children have been whispering disturbing lyrics to each other on the playground.One line from the video says: "I could hug you here forever, till you breathe your last breath together."Another says: "My teeth sharp and ready, in my grasp, yeah they're deadly".The blue bear also invites people to "lean in for a spine-breaking embrace".Numerous parents have come forward to express their concern over the character, with one describing it as "frightening as a lot of parents will be oblivious to this level of violence our children are being exposed to."Mum-of-two Rhia Fearn, 35, said she was left shocked when her son Harrison, five, came home from school asking about the character.She said: "Kids want to play the games of Huggy Wuggy, they are talking about it in the playground."It's

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe Queens from “RuPaul’s Drag Race” will kick off Grammys Sunday with a fashion show recreating iconic looks from the awards show’s past.CBS and the Recording Academy have partnered with TikTok for two livestream events on music’s biggest night.The 30-minute runway starts at 11 a.m. PT this Sunday on TikTok.

EXCLUSIVE: Veteran journalist and news executive James Goldston, former President of ABC News, has signed a producing deal with Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment to develop and produce companion scripted series and docuseries based on true events.

TikTok star who became a refugee has announced that her 18-year-old brother has been killed by Russian forces.Valeria Shashenok, 20, made the heartbreaking revelation to her one million followers on Wednesday (30 March). She shot to fame on the platform by posting videos from inside a bomb shelter from the war-torn city of Chernihiv in northern Ukraine, with some likening her to a '21st century version' of Anne Frank.

Billie Eilish took to TikTok to respond to a user who was critical of the ruffled black Gucci gown she wore to the Academy Awards on Sunday.In the clip, the TikTok creator said, 'I hate to do it but here's my worst dressed from the Oscar,' showing an image of the Happier Than Ever vocalist, adding, 'I've had enough of her s***.'The 20-year-old singer put up a split screen of the clip while she appeared to be sitting on a toilet, and flashing a middle finger. The latest:Billie Eilish, 20, took to TikTok to respond to a user who was critical of the ruffled black Gucci gown she wore to the Academy Awards on SundayThe Los Angeles native captioned the clip, 'i HAVENT had enough of my s***.

TikTok star Francesco LoPresti has died following a battle with cancer. He was only 24 years old.

Francesco LoPresti has died at age 24 following a seven-year battle with testicular cancer. The popular content creator — who boasted more than 700,000 followers — passed away on Monday, March 21, after entering hospice care. The tragic news was publicly announced on Wednesday by LoPresti’s longtime girlfriend, fellow TikTok star Kaitlin Reagan, who took to the social media site to pay tearful tribute to her beau.

Selena Gomez proved she can laugh at herself, even when it comes to her love life! The Only Murders in the Building star, 29, took to TikTok on Thursday (March 31) to share a hilarious clip (below) poking fun at her relationship status by lip synching the words to King Nas‘ viral audio, which features a woman blowing off the compliments given to her by a potential suitor. “Maybe this is why I’m single,” she captioned the clip. “Don’t believe a damn word.”

So rare. Selena Gomez opened up about her love life — using a funny approach to update fans on her relationship status.

Francesco LoPresti died on Monday March 21 at age 24 after a battle with cancer. The TikToker’s girlfriend Kaitlin Reagan told fans that he had passed away in a tearful video on Wednesday March 30. She revealed that she and his family were still processing his death. “I love you unconditionally and I feel so broken. I know you want everyone to know how much their love and support filled your life,” she wrote in the caption for the video. “Thank u for a true love story.”

TikTok video.Mikayla Prindeville and her co-manager Cody filmed the mess in the pizza chain's kitchen, including what looks like flour scattered across the benches, before telling their viewers: "This is the end, final moments."We're leaving it just how we f***ing found it. F*** this job."She then showed the screen with a long list of orders waiting to be made and delivered.Mikayla explained on TikTok why she decided to close the shop mid-dinner rush on Saturday (March 19)."It was just Cody and I inside and one delivery driver," Mikayla said."Our delivery zone spans across six towns.

Amazon Alexa for the first time has gone viral – with an astonishing 21million views. Kenneth "Kenny" Jary has gained 1.8 million followers on his @patriotickenny TikTok and uses the platform to raise awareness for veterans around the world.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMeta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is defending its enlistment of a political lobbying firm to plant negative opinion pieces about rival TikTok in U.S. news outlets — as the social giant tried to deflect attention away from its own PR headaches.The Washington Post on Wednesday reported on Meta’s deal with Targeted Victory, a digital marketing agency that has worked on numerous Republican campaigns.

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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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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.

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.

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.

. In the series, the multi-talented performer works alongside her touring team and choreographer to search for new backup dancers for her Bonnaroo performance and tour.