Unemployed man shares hack for getting through job applications at record speed

dating a stranger.She told people on TikTok how she ended up dating a 'stalker' who followed and harassed dozens of women in her town.She said: "It was the first day of class at junior college and I was in my ethics and this boy walked up to me after class, saying 'Hey I would love to take you out, I would love to get to know you'."Red flag number one, we are planning the date and he asks me if I want to come over to his house and said he would cook me dinner."I had met him that day and I'm not really comfortable with that. I told him that I would prefer to go to a coffee shop or a bar."This guy goes furious, saying 'Di you think I'm some sort of creep? How dare you?' But I told him that is a rule I hold so we ended up going to a coffee shop."On the date, he was incredibly uninteresting.

tattoo" — and the moment turned awkward when she found out.Darragh, from Ireland, has secretly done an inking "across his heart" and tattooed his girlfriend's name, Amber, on his chest.Revealing the special tatt in front of the camera for a TikTok video, the 19-year-old lad performs a lip-sync to a song by pop queen Beyoncé.In the now-viral clip, Darragh and Amber sit on the bed as they both look into the camera and Darragh starts pulling down his T-shirt while singing: "I tattoo your name across my heart."So it will remain, not even death could make us apart."At this point, Amber drops her grin and turns around, finding her name inked on Darragh's left chest.She asks him: "Is that real?""Yeah," Darragh replies. But the stunned girlfriend refuses to believe it and he reassures: "Yeah it's real."Amber doesn't know what to react and looks back to the camera, covering her mouth in shock.Eagle-eyed viewers picked up on Amber's reaction and said she "looked stressed".One said: "She’s got the look of 'He doesn’t know I cheated on him'.""Oh no, her reaction tells us where this relationship is going, hopefully I'm wrong," a second wrote and a third added: "That's literally Rule 101.

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.

TikTok clip that has now racked up 1.5 million views, the unassuming bride-to-be walked down the stairs in a white skirt, pink top and of course the obligatory veil.Liv wrote in the clip: “When the hen sees what we’re taking her to the airport in.”Instead of being dressed in casual gear like the hen, the bunch of women certainly dressed up for the important occasion.As the bride-to-be turned the corner, Liv and co formed a semi-circle wearing matching black suits, white collared shirts and black ties to look like security guards.To really get that serious intel look down, the women all scraped their hair back into low pony tails and wore thick black lensed sun glasses.And they really did keep up the act, as Liv and the bunch of mates escorted the hen like she was some sort of celebrity through the airport.The women left their very serious outfits on even when they arrived at the sunny villa and jumped into the pool with the hen.Now, that is what you call a good group of friends!Left in fits of giggles at the dedication from Liv and her mates, many people fled to the comments to share their thoughts on the antics.One person chuckled: “This is brilliant.”Another user added: “Got some good friends there.”While a third person voiced: “Wish I had a group of girl friends.”Someone else shared: “I’m laughing my head off at this.”Meanwhile, a fifth giggled: “If my friends don’t do this for me I’m returning them…” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

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.

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.

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

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.

X Factor singer Cher Lloyd has shared a snap of herself cuddling daughter Delilah-Rae to celebrate her fourth birthday.The 27-year-old tends to keep Delilah-Rae, who she shares with husband Craig Monk, out of the public eye, but could not resist releasing a picture on TikTok of her holding the little girl.The pop star uploaded the photo and captioned it: "And just like that, my baby girl is 4!” #happybirthday #iloveyou #daughter." Lloyd also shared another on Instagram of Delilah-Rae playing while wearing a crown which read "Birthday Girl".Lloyd finished fourth in The X Factor talent show's seventh series in 2010 and started her solo career with single Swagger Jagger and debut album Sticks and Stones. She married Monk in 2013 after dating for less than a year and brought Delilah-Rae into the world five years later.She went to the US in 2014 and achieved a number 12 hit with Want You Back.But she split from her American label, accusing it of delaying her second album and moved back to the UK and welcomed Delilah-Rae in 2018.For all the latest lifestyle news, sign up to our daily newsletter here.Lloyd admitted she wasn't a fan favourite when she reached The X Factor final in 2010, telling Fabulous magazine: “I was a beast! Everyone hated me."I was young and foolish.

Videos on TikTok have been going viral and the FDA is now speaking out to warn people against following the advice.

chocolate without making a mess.He revealed on TikTok: "Here's something I didn't know until I was in my 30s."The content creator then grabs a pack of Toblerone and holds onto the tips of two chocolate prisms.He said: "I've always broken it down. Oh my God, you're supposed to pinch Toblerone apart."The clip sparked debate online – and viewers shared their ways of eating the chocolate bar in comments.One wrote: "I'd always either break my teeth or break my hand.""What? I just bite it until I damage the upper part of my mouth," a second said.While a third penned: "Wow they always get under my fingernails because I try to break them.

A man has been seen riding a metal giraffe outside a Scots entertainment centre in a dangerous stunt.

X Factor contestant, 28, keeps four-year-old Delilah-Rae out of the public eye, and any photographs of her are only shared occasionally.But in a rare glimpse into the singer's private life, she shared the birthday posts on her TikTok and Instagram accounts.Writing on TikTok, she said: “And just like that, my baby girl is 4!” and wrote on TikTok: "My birthday girl is 4 #happybirthday #iloveyou #daughter"Cher also posted a Instagram story of her daughter playing in the garden, with Cher putting an Instagram sticker of a crown on her daughter's head which read "Birthday Girl".The singer shares Delilah-Rae with husband Craig Monk, who she became engaged and married to in 2013 after dating for less than a year, welcoming Delilah-Rae five years later, in 2018.Cher also keeps her relationship out of the public eye mostly, but previously paid a tribute to Craig to celebrate their eight wedding anniversary, as well as one on Valentine's Day.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.To maintain her daughter's privacy, Cher keeps her face out of shot at all times.In both her TikTok post and Instagram post, Delilah-Rae is facing away from the camera - with Cher giving her daughter a cuddle while looking at the camera for the TikTok video.Her effort to maintain privacy is a long way from her X-Factor days, when she became notorious for her alleged diva-like behaviour and tantrums backstage.She was just sixteen years old when she appeared on the ITV singing series, and was mentored by former Girls Aloud star, Cheryl.She is originally from Malvern, Worcestershire, and wowed the judges with her version of Turn My Swag On by Keri Hilson.

conspiracy theorist has claimed that the attack on 9/11 may have been sparked by a time traveller from 2038 who was on a secret government mission. The September 11 attacks have long become the subject of outlandish conspiracy theories, with people blaming everything from President George Bush to controlled demolitions of the Twin Towers.However, TikTok user, Ty Notts, took to the app to pose the peculiar theory that the series of four coordinated suicide terrorists, was actually sparked by time travel. In the clip, which has gained more than 1,700 likes, the conspiracy theorist said: "Time traveller from the year 2038 may have caused the nine 11 world trade centre disaster.

beauty influencer has shared the horrific consequences of a woman who would constantly reapply her makeup after not removing it from the day before. James Welsh, who has gained 1.42million YouTube subscribers by giving tips for makeup and skincare, took to TikTok to share the story of Theresa Lynch.

Pop star Cher Lloyd had shared rare posts of her daughter, Delilah-Rae, on social media to celebrate her fourth birthday. The former X-Factor singer keeps her daughter's life out of the public eye most of the time, only occasionally sharing rare photographs of her.

jobs can be difficult and time consuming.So getting a barrage of rejections can lead to a knock of confidence when seeking for your next possible employer.Just like for Alexandra who found she was not having much luck on the job hunt - that was until she changed one detail on her CV.No she didn’t use a different font or big up a job when she had when she was younger.All she did was shorten her name to ‘Alex’ and found that the interview offers came rolling in, and she reckons this is to do with “sexism.”In a TikTok clip that has now racked up 577,000 views, Alexandra typed away at her laptop as she claimed: “When you change your name from Alexandra to Alex on your resume and the response rate for jobs you apply for exponentially increases because sexism and discrimination are ‘not real’.”The job hunter further joked in the caption: “Sexism in the workplace ‘isn’t real’.”Alexandra is not alone in her job application method, as many other women were able to relate to changing their names to be more successful.One person commented: “I did this too with my name. I even asked the hiring manager if they thought I was a man.

A mum has shared her simple hack which helps to identify if your pillows have 'expired'. TikTok star Chantel Mila, who is from Melbourne, Australia, regularly shares helpful short videos detailing her unique household tricks and clever tips. From deep cleaning certain parts of your home to ensure your bedroom is always looking its best, Chantel has a whole host of easy home hacks.

Scots DJ Calvin Harris is looking 'better than ever' according to fans as he shared a new photo of himself on Instagram.

A self-proclaimed ‘mum-fluencer’ has divided the internet with her ‘lazy’ laundry hack.