Charli, Dixie D’Amelio Among TikTok Stars Hit With Backlash Following Trip To Bahamas During Pandemic

EXCLUSIVE: Vertical Entertainment has acquired rights to Safer at Home, a pandemic thriller directed by Will Wernick that Voltage Pictures had introduced to buyers at last November at the virtual American Film Market. The pic, which went into production during the Covid pandemic, will now get a day-and-date release in February.

Among Us topping the list.According to a new Apptopia report, Among Us was the most downloaded mobile game of 2020, both in the United States and globally with 264million and 41million downloads, respectively.

Oh, boy. Here comes your daily dose of privilege….

Noah Beck addressed the controversy surrounding his recent trip to the Bahamas in the midst of the global coronavirus pandemic.

TikToker and aspiring actor Noah Beck joined fellow social media stars including girlfriend Dixie D’Amelio, Charli D’Amelio, Chase Hudson, Bryant Eslava and Avani Gregg, on a private getaway to the Bahamas, which unfortunately was garnered quite a bit of backlash for traveling during the pandemic. “It was really fun,” the 19-year-old said in a new interview with Pap Galore about the trip.

A U.S. Capitol Police officer died Thursday night after suffering injuries during Wednesday's rioting in Washington, police confirmed in a statement.

Donald Trump supporters who violently stormed the US Capitol yesterday (January 6) in Washington D.C..Singer Jon Schaffer was captured with a group of protesters who stormed the building as Congress prepared to begin the process of certifying Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as the winners of the 2020 US presidential election.After breaching security, protesters were seen making their way into Congress’ central chamber – while one even tore down a wooden plaque above the entrance to House Speaker

Amelia Hamlin strips off her face mask as she arrives back in the US on Wednesday (January 6) in Los Angeles.

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The U.S. Coast Guard on Friday suspended a search for a boat believed to be carrying about 20 people that failed to return to Florida after traveling from the Bahamas.

Why is it influencers and other celebrities think they have some kind of exemption from pandemic travel advisories?! We’re all being cautioned to stay home during the holidays; many families canceled Christmas and New Years plans to stay safe. But TikTok influencers Charli and Dixie D’Amelio decided that they were above these orders and took some vacay time with pals in the Bahamas!

, the sisters joined fellow TikTok famous friends on a trip to the Bahamas—including Noah Beck, Chase Hudson, Avani Gregg, and Bryant.While Charli and Dixie haven't been posting photos from the trip, the popular and highly sleuthy Instagram account TikTok Room has rounded up pics of the group—and people aren't thrilled.Here's a quick look at what comments on these posts are like, ahem:Meanwhile, fans are taking it to Twitter to voice their concerns:the fact that charli damelio and other

TikTok influencers Charli and Dixie D’Amelio are facing backlash after travelling to the Bahamas during the coronavirus pandemic.

With many Americans separated from loved ones because of the coronavirus pandemic, burdened by financial woes or grappling with racial injustice, it's been a tough year.  But with vaccines on the way, there is hope for a brighter 2021.  It's time to recognize some of the people across the country who fought to make a difference. They became heroes because they did more than hunker down in troubled times. Here are a few inspiring stories.