Credit: Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images After Vanderpump Rules season 10 filming wrapped, Rachel Leviss parted ways with the show. She spent months in a mental health treatment facility, and decided not to return for season 11. But now, she’s explaining why she’s been dipping her toe back into VPR. ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7pLHLnpmusqpjsLC5jqBmq5mTnbKtecueraKro2K%2FpsLEmqOsZaedxm6%2Fx56qZpyZpb2qusZmn56qXam8pnnBmpqkZZmjwbB51ZqlnZ2ipcKuvIyrrKWdo2Q%3D

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SZA has released a second video from her sophomore album, adding “Nobody Gets Me” to a growing collection of stunning visuals in support of SOS. The clip sees the St. Louis native dressed down in oversized pants and a New York Jets letterman’s jacket, standing on a rooftop with the New York City skyline as her backdrop. AD LOADING... The striking simplicity of the black and white video reflects the mood of the melancholy, guitar-driven ballad, on which SZA attempts to salvage her relationship.

A video about a British ‘Tea Time Alarm’ is circulating the internet, which claims that everyone must stop what they’re doing and drink a cup of tea, or they’ll be arrested. The video has gone viral on social media, with many people finding it hilarious. However, it turns out that the ‘Tea Time Alarm’ is completely fake and was a hoax made up earlier in 2023. It all began when a TikTok user called @imjoshfromengland2 shared a viral video in May titled: “Let me show you the British Tea Time Alarm.

What if there was a social media platform with an extremely high tolerance for sexual self-expression, and an extremely low tolerance for mean comments, body-shaming, sexism, or harassment? That’s the vision of Lips, a new social media platform that’s like what Instagram would be if it allowed sexually explicit images, while at the same time kicking off hateful or trolling commenters, making it a safe space for women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, sex workers, and other marginalized groups to express themselves sexually.