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Snap has announced the launch of Jameela Jamil’s new Snapchat Show about mental health, I Want To Get Better with Jameela Jamil, in collaboration with Alaska TV, that will premiere on January 28th exclusively on Snapchat. In the series, Jamil shares her personal wellness journey as she explores new activities and perspectives that she hopes will inspire people on their own mental health journeys.  Jamil commented: “I’m really excited to partner with Snapchat and Alaska TV to release my own Snapchat show about mental health, a topic I’m deeply passionate about. In this show I meet young people around the UK who are taking their mental health into their own hands. I hope their stories combined with some of mine, as well as the lessons we have learned along the way, will help others take steps to improve their mental well-being.” Produced by Alaska TV in association with I Weigh, and Executively Produced by Jamil, the series will consist of eight episodes.

Published January 23, 2023 8:06PM Snapchat reaches settlement in Illinois lawsuit Snapchat users can receive a payment after a settlement was reached in a new class action lawsuit in Illinois. CHICAGO - Illinois residents who filed a claim last year in a Snapchat class action lawsuit have reportedly begun receiving their settlement money. In August 2022, a settlement was reached in the $35 million class action lawsuit against Snapchat. The lawsuit — known as "Boone, et al. v. Snap Inc." — accused Snapchat of using its "Lenses" and "Filters" features to collect "biometric data," thereby violating Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act, or BIPA. Snapchat denied any wrongdoing, but still chose to settle the matter without going to trial. SUBSCRIBE TO FOX 32 CHICAGO ON YOUTUBE On Monday, those who filed claims in the lawsuit reported receiving their settlement money. The reported amount received by residents was $16.35. Who was eligible? You qualified if you were a Snapchat user in Illinois who used the app features "Lenses" and "Filters" between November 17, 2015, and the deadline to file a claim — which was November 5, 2022. CHINA - 2021/04/23: In this photo illustration, a SnapChat logo seen displayed on a smartphone with

More than 17 months since the brutal slayings of Maggie and Paul Murdaugh at their sprawling South Carolina hunting lodge, the trial of once-prominent attorney Alex Murdaugh began Monday with jury selection. In July 2022, Murdaugh, 54, was charged with two counts of murder two counts of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime in connection with the June 7, 2021, shooting deaths of his wife, Maggie, 52, and their youngest son, Paul, 22. The disgraced lawyer was already being held in jail on a host of financial charges that also got him disbarred. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Alex Murdaugh. Tracy Glantz/The State via AP Finding impartial jurors in South Carolina Lowcountry will be challenging since the murders received worldwide coverage in newspapers, digital stories, true crime shows, podcasts and documentaries. Prospective jurors must also have no ties to the Murdaugh family, who are well-known in Colleton County, where the trial will be held. Murdaugh is a scion of a powerful legal family in the rural county. His father, grandfather and great grandfather were elected prosecutors for generations. His family also founded a prominent law firm that has now been disbanded and

A Protected Identity Harm report has been filed after the circulation of a Snapchat screenshot of a student reading “Mein Kampf,” the autobiographical manifesto of Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler, according to an email sent to Jewish students Sunday by Rabbi Jessica Kirschner and Rabbi Laurie Hahn Tapper. The Protected Identity Harm Reporting process is the University’s system to address incidents where a student or community member feels attacked due to their identity.  The photo of the student reading the book was posted to another student’s Snapchat story Friday evening, according to a screenshot of the image obtained by The Daily. University spokesperson Dee Mostofi confirmed that the Office of Student Affairs and the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (ORL) became aware of this incident on Saturday. Mostofi added that the two offices, along with Stanford’s Hillel chapter, are working with the leaders of the residence that the students belong to address the social media post and its impact on the community. “Swift action was taken by the leadership in the residential community where both the individuals who posted and the one pictured are members,” Kirschner and Hahn Tapper wrote. Student Affairs and ORL are actively working with students

A high-profile murder trial is getting underway Monday. Jury selection is slated to start in South Carolina for Alex Murdaugh.

VIDEO: Snapchat, Google reps ordered to testify in Murdaugh murder trial. Updated: Jan. 20, 2023 at 1:06 PM PST. Close. Subtitle Settings.

Prince Williams/Getty Images Blueface may or may not be the father. Chrisean Rock took to social media on Friday, Blueface’s birthday, to announce that she is pregnant with the rapper’s child, sharing three at-home pregnancy tests. “Guess how many heart beats?” she captioned her IG Story. Oh wow Chrisean Rock is pregnant !! pic.twitter.com/EEpOk7IKZN — The Real Destiny Marilyn (@sweet_novacanee) January 21, 2023 While the couple is not currently together, Rock is adamant that the “Thotiana” hitmaker is the father. “I for sure know it’s his baby,” she said on Instagram Live. However, Blueface says otherwise. “It’s not a blueface baby,” he tweeted while confirming that they broke up. “To answer y’all questions yes me a rock are officially done it’s strictly business I tried it a clearly it wasn’t giving before she announces,” he said. “She’s pregnant with somebody else’s child not mine.” It’s not a blueface baby 😂 — blueface (@bluefacebleedem) January 21, 2023 To answer y’all questions yes me an rock are officially done it’s strictly business I tried it an clearly it wasn’t giving before she announces…she’s pregnant with somebody else’s child not mine 🙏🏽 — blueface (@bluefacebleedem) January 21, 2023 He claimed that Chrisean has

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    DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) -- Ciara Gilliam died in August 2022 after taking a pill she thought was Xanax, but turned out to be laced with fentanyl. Now, her family and seven others across the country are suing Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, alleging the app facilitated the sale of deadly pills.The lawsuit alleges she developed a compulsion to engage with Snapchat at all hours and had trouble sleeping because of it. It goes on to say the program's features connected her to other users who were complete strangers who allegedly assaulted and abused her. It also alleges those features connected her to a dealer, and she began purchasing Xanax using Snapchat to help her sleep. Gilliam took one of those pills, according to the suit, in August 2022 and didn't realize it was laced with fentanyl. Ciara was 22 when she died.Her parents offered a reward to find the person who sold her those pills."If we can save just one life. Or take a dealer off the streets, or make an impact on someone's life to stop what's going on. We will," Robert Gilliam said in August. "To get at least one dealer off the street, then we've

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Berkeley County Sheriff Nathan Harmon is responding to questions about how he responded following his  daughter’s Jan. 6 car crash on Cemetery Road outside of Martinsburg. Nathan Harmon Portions of a Snapchat video posted on Facebook reportedly show Carrie Harmon, 22, the night of the accident expressing gratitude for her father being on the scene after saying she “done did it.” That has prompted scrutiny over whether the sheriff intervened in the investigation. The sheriff arrived at the accident scene in plain clothes. In bodycam video from responding Deputy William Henderson that Harmon shared with the Panhandle News Network and MetroNews, the sheriff appears to walk over to the car by himself with a flashlight. Harmon then asked Deputy Henderson, “Is she drinking?” Henderson responded, “I can’t tell.” In the official report, also released by the sheriff, Henderson does not indicate suspecting drug or alcohol use. Sheriff Harmon released a statement saying he has made great strides in being transparent. “As a father and out of respect for the citizens of the county in which I serve, I offer you complete disclosure of the accident my daughter was involved in, shortly after midnight on January 6th, to