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Photo Credit: Nathana RebouçasWant the Clubhouse app on Android? Here’s what we know about when it’s coming.In February, Clubhouse hired an Android software developer to begin working on the app. In the Clubhouse weekly Townhall event last Sunday, new platforms were the focus. Co-founder Paul Davison says his team is working really hard to bring the app to Android. But the timeline is looking like a few months, rather than a few weeks away.A January blog post from Clubhouse said its the Clubhouse Android app would be coming “soon.” But no time frame was provided, and statements about the Android version have been vague. That’s unfortunate for people who want to join the drop-in audio network. Meanwhile, competitors like Twitter and Facebook are hard at work on their clones.Twitter Spaces is now available to Android users and allows users to talk in live audio rooms. Right now, the feature is only available to a select few users. But Twitter says it plans to roll out Spaces to the general public next month.  » Read More

Mets' Steve Cohen treated image with Mets hat, looking to sideMets owner Steve Cohen started a dialogue with Mets fans on Friday night by asking a simple question:“What do you think Lindor will accept?’ Cohen tweeted. "I’m going to crowdsource the answer.”Francisco Lindor and the Mets have reportedly begun contract extension talks, with the superstar shortstop setting a deadline of Opening Day for all negotiations to reach a conclusions, saying he won’t discuss his contract during the regular season.The 27-year-old, acquired by the Mets this offseason in a blockbuster trade with the Cleveland Indians, is currently set to become a free agent after the 2021 season.With Cohen taking to Twitter to discuss the Lindor situation, some fans assumed that a deal with the shortstop must be imminent, though Cohen responded saying “In this case no.”SNY MLB Insider Andy Martino confirmed what Cohen said, reporting that Lindor and the Mets are not close on a deal at this time.The Mets’ Opening Day matchup with the Washington Nationals is just six days away, so it’s fair to assume that all eyes will be on the Mets and Lindor to see if a long-term contract will be agreed to before that day arrives.

Slack has been doing the absolute most lately, and not much of it good. The app just introduced a Slack Connect private messaging feature that allows members to send direct messages to anyone outside of their organization, something that caused much backlash. But the company isn't done introducing new features to the platform, and the next set will come straight from Clubhouse. Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield confirmed (via Portal) in a Clubhouse chat that the app will add some new audio features that will be similar to Clubhouse. He didn't go into detail, but it's not surprising that the company wants to introduce new audio features, considering a growing number of platforms have already launched or plan to launch their own versions of the app. Meanwhile, Clubhouse availability on Android is still in the works, but some companies like Telegram are beating it to the punch. Audio groups isn't the only feature coming to Clubhouse. A simple audio messaging feature is currently being tested on Slack,  » Read More

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There are fears children as young as 14 are getting access to drugs through social media.A new investigation by Newstalk has found dozens of accounts advertising the sale of drugs like cocaine and cannabis.Within 10 minutes of setting up an Instagram and Snapchat account, Newstalk found close to 50 accounts advertising the sale of drugs.Some have thousands of followers and post menus of what they have available that day.Many dealers offer a pick up or delivery service - raising concerns about how easy it is for young people to access drugs.Brendan Cummins, a youth worker at Familibase in Ballyfermot, said it is quite easy to find the social media accounts."There is a fair amount of advertising on social media. You can nearly search in your Facebook bar for a certain type of drug and it will come up in your feed," said Mr Cummins.He said the days of meeting someone on a corner or someone selling from a particular spot is long gone.Mr Cummins said that when drugs and drug use are appearing so frequently on young people's social media feeds it gives the impression that everyone is doing it. It kind of gets ingrained that it's not as harmful,…

Sean O’Malley is one of the most popular fighters in the UFC roster with more than one million followers on social media. But his UFC 260 opponent, Thomas Almeida, doesn’t put too much weight on those stats when it comes to actual fighting. O’Malley broke through as a rising star with a first-round knockout over Alfred Khashakyan on Dana White’s Contender Series in 2017, winning four in a row under the UFC banner before getting finished by Marlon Vera this past August. For Almeida, O’Malley “is popular on YouTube, but still has to prove many things in the UFC,” he said in an interview with MMA Fighting. “He’s a good kid, a talented kid, but still has to do a lot more. I face him like any other regular opponent. He has his qualities, he’s a talented kid, but I’ll do my game in there. I’m going there to work, be aggressive and represent. I’m really happy with this opportunity.” Almeida feels O’Malley’s fame is deserving, but thinks “Sugar” has to fight “tough opponents to be recognized in the UFC” and earn a different kind of notoriety. “In my opinion, in order to be recognized and famous, he has to…

James Charles will not host the second season of YouTube reality series Instant Influencer. “We can confirm Season 2 of the YouTube originals series ‘Instant Influencer’ will take a new creative direction, including a new host,” the platform told Variety. “We thank James for a great first season, and look forward to building on the show’s success by expanding the opportunity to showcase a diversity of creators across the YouTube platform in our upcoming season.” The show’s first season garnered 58 million views across five episodes and crowned winner Ashley ‘StrashMe’ Strong (679K subscribers), who later signed with Slash Management. Charles was previously announced as the host of the upcoming second season. YouTube did not give a reason for the recast and “new creative direction,” but its decision arrives a few weeks after Charles was accused of sending sexually explicit photos and messages to a 16-year-old fan. Charles denied the allegations, saying that he added the person on Snapchat and “woke up to several snaps from this person being excited I added him back, saying he loved me, and also lewd photos of himself in the shower.” Charles said he asked the person’s age and was told they were 18.…

What led you to acting at NYU?I graduated in 2017 from Tisch for Acting. That’s just something that I wanted to do. I did commercials in Taiwan so I’ve always been involved with it. When I moved to America, when I was a kid, I didn’t really think of it as a career. But then, I did a play when I was in high school, and I fell in love with it all over again. I still wanted to go to college so I decided to go to an acting program. I was set on it from the start.Your first major role was Riley on Season 1 of the Starz show, Power Book II: Ghost. How was that audition process and project?Being on that show was amazing. It was my first time being on a TV show. It all happened so quickly. I auditioned and then a week later, I did the callback. Then that afternoon I was at the table read. It was an amazing show to be on for my first show because there’s such an amazing fan base and I feel they are supporting me now. I loved it. It was amazing, and all the costumes were…