Clubhouse

How to get more followers on Clubhouse? Founders answer the question&nbsp Key Highlights Clubhouse is like a podcast in real time or a live radio show When you open Clubhouse, you can see "rooms" full of people talking and you can hop in and out of them Clubhouse broke the internet when Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk decided to make an appearance on the app in Feb New Delhi: Among countless social media platforms popping up, Clubhouse is new rage worldwide. The invite-only, voice-based social network has been creating a lot of buzz globally. The app broke the internet when Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk decided to make an appearance on Clubhouse this February, and in the same session started chatting with Robinhood Markets chief Vladimir Tenev on Gamestop.  After Elon Musk, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg dropped in. The big boss of the world's largest social network--that includes Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram--signed up as "Zuck23" on Clubhouse to talk about the future of tech.  » Read More

Virgin Atlantic was founded by Sir Richard Branson in 1984 and is headquartered in the United Kingdom. His adventurous personality came to personify what the airline was all about, including his famous "Screw it, let's do it" philosophy. As it launched more destinations around the world, Virgin Atlantic became "the airline you flew if you wanted an adventure."In this guide to Virgin Atlantic, we'll explore the ways to earn points, the best ways to redeem Virgin Atlantic points and what it takes to earn elite status. Although Virgin Atlantic doesn't belong to an alliance, it partners with several airlines and hotels to earn rewards and redeem points.Follow along in this guide to Virgin Atlantic's loyalty program, the Flying Club, to see if this rewards program is right for you.About Virgin AtlanticHere’s a quick overview of a few key features of Virgin Atlantic and its loyalty program:Fare types: Virgin Atlantic offers three classes of seats — economy, premium and upper class. Economy fares are further broken down into three categories: Delight,  » Read More

close01/6Week that was! Meena to Prithviraj Sukumaran, M-Town celebs who made headlines this weekThe state is continuing to be under lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus. The shoots are yet to be resumed, so most of the stars are staying at their home. Although there weren’t any huge announcements in M-Town this week, a few celebs made headlines. From Meena speaking about celebrating three decades as a lead actress to Prithviraj Sukumaran exposing his impersonator on social media and later forgiving him, here’s are the Mollywood celebrities who made headlines this week.(Pic courtesy: Facebook) readmore02/6​MeenaMeena is celebrating a major milestone in her career. The diva who ventured into cinema in 1981 as a child actor has completed 40 years in the cinema of which 30 as a lead actress. In a conversation with Kochi Times, the actress spoke in length about her journey in cinema. “Now I would like to do a character with negative shades. The audience mindset is changing,  » Read More

Audio-based social media platform Swell has been launched in India on June 10, 2021. It is an app-based social media platform. It has been made available for iOS users along with Android. The Swell app can be downloaded from Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Swell is a very lightweight app, which is about 17MB in size. Anyone can post audio on the Swell app. Also can follow any other user. Apart from this, there is a facility to comment and like on the post. There will be no language restriction in the use of this audio-based platform, which can be clearly seen on other social media platforms. Both public and private conversations can be done in the Swell app. Swell’s private conversations will be completely secure, which no one will be able to access. It would be wrong to compare the Swell app with Clubhouse. Let us know that Clubhouse is also an audio-based social media platform. Although Clubhouse is a real-time audio chat-based social media platform, for which you have to set aside time.  » Read More

These are the promising social media giants of the future. Limited-Time Savings: 60% Off of Our Social Media Books Use code SOCIAL2021 through 5/27/21 to get these books, for less. June 12, 2021 4 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. A big part of our reality keeps transferring to social media. In 2021 there were 3.78 billion social media users, and this number is expected to grow 3.9% by 2025. Among other reasons, this sharp rise in the number of social media users lays in the fact that people are attracted by the fast access to quality information.Social media is not only a tool we can't survive without. It’s a self-standing industry transforming the way humans work, get knowledge, share their experience and cooperate. Social media promises to stay for long — especially with its latest audio and virtual reality-based trends — to continue satisfying the most essential of human needs: real-like social communication.  » Read More

MCDONALD'S is dropping five popular items from its menu on Tuesday June 15, which means fans have just a few days left to try them. The Bacon Clubhouse Double will be dropping off menus for the second time this year. 1Five fan favourites will vanish from the McDonald's menu on Tuesday Also vanishing from the line up is the Galaxy Chocolate McFlurry and the Galaxy Caramel McFlurry. The popular Cheese and Herb melts will also be gone from next Tuesday, so you'll need to move fast if you want to try them before then. The final item that will no longer be served is the Chicken Deluxe meal. Unfortunately, fans who want to try one before its official end data are likely to be out of luck. This is because the Chicken Deluxe contains McDonald's Chicken Selects and the brand is currently experiencing a nationwide shortage. That means that Chicken Selects, the Chicken Deluxe and the Big Flavour Wraps are all off the menu at the moment.  » Read More

Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.A couple have won a fight to convert a huge former golf clubhouse into a dream family home in the South Ayrshire countryside. Planning permission for the property transformation at the Brunston Castle golf course in Dailly was refused last year. But councillors overturned that decision following an appeal from applicants Michael and Jane McHarg at a South Ayrshire local review body meeting recently. It is claimed planners thought the golf course was still in operation despite it closing in January 2019 — which influenced their original decision to refuse the bid. Designs for the two storey property submitted to the council show a gym, home entertainment area, bar, cellar, quiet room, games room and playroom included in the layout. The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.  » Read More

Published 11 June 2021 MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Scottish Borders Council Planning Authority: Scottish Borders Council Details: Construction of Industrial Unit and Welfare cabins Location: Land North West and South Of Fire Station, Whitlaw Road Industrial Estate, Edinburgh Road, Lauder Agent: Scottish Borders Council Architects, Council Headquarters, Bowden Road, Newtown St Boswells Reference: 21/00894/FUL Application Link  Applicant: Mr Andrew Dewar Planning Authority: Moray Details: Demolish existing clubhouse and construct new clubhouse Location: Portknockie Bowling Club, Seafield Terrace, Portknockie, Buckie, Moray Agent: Plans Plus Main Street Urquhart By Elgin Moray Reference: 21/00656/APP Application Link  TENDERS Contract Authority: Renfrewshire Council Details: Paisley Arts Centre – Refurbishment: Main Works Location: Paisley Contact: nicola.hainan@renfrewshire.gov.uk Publication Date: 10/06/2021 Contract Authority: Procurement for Housing Ltd (t/a PfH Scotland) Details: PfH Scotland wish to establish a framework agreement for Whole House refurbishment works over six lots.  » Read More

If you are sick of having to think up another great piece of content for your Instagram feed, or you are tired of knowing that every post you put up on your Facebook page is going to be seen by your mom, then perhaps it’s time to try a completely new social media app. Clubhouse is the latest craze among social media apps, and like most others out there, it offers its customers a point of difference that they can’t refuse. However, before we dive into talking about the point of difference, you need to know that Clubhouse is pretty exclusive. In fact, you need to be invited to use it, so only the lucky few actually make it all the way to having a Clubhouse account. Don’t worry, there is a good chance that you will be invited, and as time goes on, and Clubhouse becomes more popular, it will get easier to create your own account. The point of difference with Clubhouse is that it acts like a chat room,  » Read More

Three months ago, Bobby Del Rio joined the audio app Clubhouse. Now he’s making Hollywood movies At the start of the pandemic, Bobby Del Rio, a 43-year-old actor, playwright and director, had just spent a decade producing his first indie movie on a shoestring budget. Now, after joining Clubhouse on a whim, he’s amassed more than 13,000 followers, signed with a boutique agency in Hollywood and is working on his first multi-million-dollar project. Here’s how it happened. –As told to Tim Johnson “In Grade 2, I played Wally the Woodchuck in a stage performance at my primary school in London, Ontario. After that, I knew I wanted to be on stage for the rest of my life. A couple of years later, my family moved to Toronto, near Keele and Eglinton. At York Memorial Collegiate, I was always the dorky drama kid; I even played the lead in a few school plays. Still, I never really considered that acting could be a real career. “That changed when I started at U of T in 1996.  » Read More