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new benefit to support 16 to 24-year-olds into work if they have been unemployed for six months has opened for applications. Job Start Payment is a one-off £250 payment to help with the costs of starting a new job.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook announced that it’s letting businesses, creators, artists, educators and media publishers generate cash from holding online events on the virtual platform.The social media giant is promising to not collect any fees for paid online events for at least the next year.

Domino’s pizza fans know that the brand’s signature Garlic & Herb dip is a must on any takeaway order. The tasty, but tiny dips come with the pizzas on the lid of the box, but they are rarely big enough for those that can’t get enough of the unique taste.

Drew Barrymore has a new cookbook club for all of her foodie fans.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserKaren, who is also a member of the Monklands Replacement Project team, added: “We’ve learned from our own experience and that of other UK healthcare providers that the system brings a number of clinical benefits.“These include reduced harm from serious conditions such as hypoglycaemia, acute kidney injury and sepsis, and better outcomes for patients with acute illnesses.“It also improves the staff’s sense of wellbeing and

Donald Trump the way their ancestors stood up to "violent racists of a generation ago." The one-minute ad, which was shared exclusively with The Associated Press before its digital and television release on Thursday, is meant to drum up support among Black Americans, a key constituency for Biden, ahead of November's general election. The ad, titled “Better America,” also takes a direct swipe at Trump, without mentioning the Republican president by name.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticWith her dance album Chromatica scaling the music charts since its release in May, Lady Gaga is launching a radio show devoted to the genre on Apple Music.

Manic Street Preachers‘ frontman James Dean Bradfield has launched a new podcast to accompany his forthcoming second solo album, ‘Even In Exile’.Entitled Inspired By Jara, the three-part series sees Bradfield explore the world of Chilean musician Victor Jara – who inspired his new record – and the enduring cultural influence that still resonates after his death.Part 1 arrives today (August 5) and features Simple Minds guitarist Charlie Burchill as well as Joey Burns from Calexico, who together

Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkins has announced a new podcast series called Pass-Through Frequencies.Hosted by Fender Guitars, the show will see Adkins delve into the craft of songwriting and creative process through in-depth conversations with various special guests.Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus is set to appear on the first instalment, which will air this coming Thursday (August 6).

Gabrielle Union proudly announced her fans and followers on social media that she finally dropped her line of hair care products that’s called Flawless. She made fans excited since the other day when she announced her fans that today is the big day.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentLeone Film Group’s Lotus Production shingle is setting up Lotus Factory, a new unit for high-profile genre projects out of Italy made for the international market.These currently include a live action TV series in development on the origins of Santa Clause, for which Lotus chief Marco Belardi has recruited top U.S.

Desi Perkins is leveling up in 2020! The 33-year-old beauty vlogger's self-funded fashion and lifestyle brand, DEZI, officially launches this week, with a chic sunglass collection dropping Friday.The affordable collection features plenty of selections to choose from -- six styles and 26 colorways, and names like «On Read,» «Fall Back» and «Top Shelf» — with prices ranging from $65 to $85.

As a nod to his own career Martin made sure Community Cop Colin’s police number is his own: 379.The book is available from bookshops and online for £7.99.

Schitt’s Creek creator and star Dan Levy played the fashion-forward David Rose on the hilarious Canadian sitcom for six seasons, and now that the series is over he is shifting his focus to fashion. Levy is relaunching his gender-fluid eyewear brand D.L.