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Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock Following his fall from YouTube grace, David Dobrik has stayed out of the spotlight. However, the internet personality has continued to further his career as a businessman. David launched his Doughbrik’s Pizza brand in November 2022, with a storefront in Los Angeles noting, at the time, that the entire endeavor had taken him a while to open. “I’ve been working on for so long … and I remember every month. Everybody that’s come by has absolutely loved it,” David told Entertainment Tonight in November 2022, noting that his internet usage has gone to Snapchat over YouTube more recently. “Snapchat is just the best because I can literally go about my regular day and just do regular things,” he explained, adding that on YouTube he was “always trying to make sure something is funny.” Keep reading for all the details on what David is doing now. Following his YouTube career, the social media star said he’s continuing to using Snapchat over other platforms. His business endeavors include Doughbrik’s Pizza. Eric Charbonneau/Shutterstock “There’s no way if I was making videos I would be able to make this,” David told ET about the restaurant. “This pizza is the one I would order

‘WYS’ is a popular term used across various social media platforms, such as Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok, and many more. Here’s everything to know about what it means and when it’s used. Snapchat, with its innovative features and playful interface, has become a preferred platform for younger people to interact with their friends online. In addition to sharing photos and videos, users also exchange direct messages, often peppered with slang terms and acronyms for smoother and quicker communication.Article continues after ad While using Snapchat, you may have come across the widely-used term ‘WYS,’ whether that’s in the caption of a snap or in a message sent directly to you. If you’re not sure what it means, here’s everything you need to know. UNSPLASH: Souvik Banerjee WYS meaning on Snapchat On social media, WYS usually stands for ‘What You Saying?‘ and it’s a casual way of asking someone “What are you doing?” or “What’s going on?” This quick, informal phrase is used to initiate a conversation or check in on someone.Article continues after ad If a friend hasn’t responded to your message for a while, you might send them a snap saying, “WYS?” This would be your way of checking in on

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Last week, Miranda Lambert went viral for all the wrong reasons after she scolded fans for taking selfies during her show.Twitter: @PopBaseI made a viral TikTok compilation about her consistently questionable behavior toward fans — like when she scolds them, calls them out, and more.@ryan_schocket / Via tiktok.comAnd now, it's all essentially a meme. Here are some of the best jokes about the situation:@oogieboogied/ Twitter: @bobfaget__I’m probably the last person to talk about this but the audience at the Barbie movie was unhinged. A girl in front of me was just on Snapchat the entire time and someone was taking selfies with the flash on mid movie. Where was Miranda Lambert when we needed her?? pic.twitter.com/FvIQhZEeqm— 🎀 (@BESTFlCTION) July 22, 2023TLC. / Twitter: @BESTFlCTIONParamount / Twitter: @dmndeyesFox/ Twitter: @vrgostlliumbichTwitter: @michaleenultraMiranda Lambert pulled a knife on me at her concert. i am ready to speak my truth. (Thread 1/26)— Ryan (@ryanntweets_) July 18, 2023Twitter: @ryanntweets_It’s funny that this Miranda Lambert video is going viral bc just last week I asked her for a selfie and she spit in my face and threw a bottle of Tito’s at my infant son 💕— yeehaw 🤠 (@mccountrry) July 18, 2023Twitter: @mccountrry(This is obvi satire.)If

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) - A Grand Island man is facing human trafficking of a minor and enticement charges out of Hall County.Kevin Martinez Ramirez, 23, has seven counts against him. Those are two counts of felony human trafficking of a minor, felony use of an electronic communication device to commit sexual assault, two counts of felony enticement of electronic communication device and two misdemeanor charges of distributing obscene literature and material to a minor.According to the arrest affidavit, the investigation started when Martinez Ramirez reportedly purchased alcohol for a 15-year-old girl in Kearney. Police say that Martinez Ramirez’s probation officer was notified, searching his phone and finding what she believed was child pornography.The phone was turned over to police. GIPD said in the affidavit that even though his phone was seized, he reportedly purchased a new one and created new Snapchat accounts and continued to contact underage girls both on the phone and in person while the investigation was ongoing.Police have identified four victims, who were between the ages of 14 and 17.The affidavit said in May 2023 Martinez Ramirez contacted a 17-year-old girl. She told police that he attempted on numerous occasions to convince her to produce child

by NTV NewsFri, July 21st 2023, 6:12 PM UTCJuly 21, 2023 - Kevin Martinez-Ramirez (Photo Credit: Hall County Department of Corrections)

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The riots that rocked France earlier this month saw youths in several different cities commit acts of violence against police as well as set fire to various buildings and loot many shops around the country. The damage caused by the rioters in their several days of violence was estimated by insurers to total at least €650 Million, more than three times the amount totalled for the three-week-long riots in Paris’ suburbs in 2005.  Thousands were arrested by French authorities during the rioting, which was sparked by the fatal shooting of a teenager named Nahel by a French police officer in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.  This week, French Minister of Justice Eric Dupond-Moretti announced that as of July 19th, there had been a total of 1,278 judgements on rioters and that 95% of them had been convicted of crimes, a report from the newspaper Ouest France notes.  Of the 1,056 rioters sentenced to some form of imprisonment, 742 were sentenced to actual prison time while others will likely have received suspended sentences. Minister Dupond-Moretti announced that the average sentence was around 8.2 months in prison and so far 600 people were already behind bars serving their sentences.  Dupond-Moretti added that

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Meadville resident is accused of heading 7-person conspiracy that hacked accounts and put images and videos online without users' consent. Some images showed child sexual abuse, U.S. attorney says.Indictment returned in U.S. District Court in Erie charges 6 defendants from Pennsylvania, one from North Carolina in Snapchat hacksCharges include conspiracy to commit wire fraud, aggravated identity theftBased on indictment, case is focused on hacks on users' accounts in 25-county federal Western District of Pennsylvania, which includes Erie, six other counties in northwestern PennsylvaniaBetween March 2020 to October 2022, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Erie, at least 33 users of the Snapchat social media platform had their accounts hacked.Sexually explicit photos and videos of the victims were then shared, traded or sold online without their knowledge or consent, and some of the images depicted child pornography, including child sexual abuse, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.A 33-year-old Meadville resident is accused of heading the seven-person conspiracy behind the hacks and the illegal dissemination of the images. He and some of his co-defendants are also accused of providing scripts to teach others how to hack Snapchat accounts.A federal grand jury in Erie has indicted the Meadville resident, Richard A. Martz Jr.