TikTok and Universal Music Group have struck a new licensing deal, which means many singers will have their music returning to the app.
TikTok posted the news of a deal on May 2 to their community page where they said that the new deal will "deliver significant industry-leading benefits for UMG’s global family of artists, songwriters and labels and will return their music to TikTok's billion-plus global community."
Additionally, the company went on to say that both UMG and TikTok will "
Charlie Redd, the owner of Dragon Pizza, had a fight with Barstool founder Dave Portnoy in 2023.
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Meet Charlie Redd, Dragon Pizza Owner A heated exchange between Charlie Redd, the proprietor of Dragon Pizza in Somerville, Massachusetts, and the founder of Barstool, Dave Portnoy, has gone viral online.
No couple expresses their love in exactly the same way. But the truly happy couples do share one thing in common: Both members do little things throughout the day for the other without really thinking about it. Indeed, partners in healthy relationships and marriages make a habit of doing things that, quite simply, they think will please the other person.
“Happily married couples think of ways to make the other person happy without being asked,” says Raffi Bilek, a marriage counselor and the director of the Baltimore Therapy Center.
While most people are going a bit stir crazy from isolation during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Billie Eilish is doing just fine.
She revealed on the Telekom Electronic Beats podcast earlier this week that she has been quarantining at her parents’ home and hasn’t had “this much time off” since she was 12.
“I’ve been really enjoying being alone,” she admitted to host Derek Opperman. “It's been nice. I feel like everybody on the internet has been on FaceTime all day long with their friends.
9 / 17 Family Handyman 1. Create a Kill Chamber OK, you’ve dealt with your room, clothes and bedding—now it’s time to deal with your stuff. Everything in the bedroom needs to be treated: every book, shoe, lamp, photo, power strip, alarm clock, magazine, every knickknack and bric-a-brac…everything! If you don’t treat it, bag it, tie it up and throw it out.
Flat surfaces can be wiped with alcohol or sprayed with a bed bug—killing contact pesticide, but all items that have a small nook or cranny where bed bugs could hide (which is most stuff) need to be treated with penetrating fumes.