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See TikTok Star Charli D’Amelio Freak Out After Justin Bieber Slides Into Her DMs

Charli D'Amelio is a full-fledged belieber now.

On Monday, the TikTok star received a surprise from Justin Bieber, who slid into her DMs as she was hosting an Instagram Live. While answering a question, D'Amelio, who is the most followed person on TikTok, spotted the "Yummy" singer's Instagram handle pop up in her feed with a message that read: "Please check ur dm when ur done ur live THANKS." And of course, she had the best—and most relatable—reaction. Starstruck, the 16-year-old's eyes lit up and lost her train of thought.

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MEGAN FOX DITCHES WEDDING RING DURING PROMO … But ‘Green’ is Still Her Family Name

Megan Fox appears to be putting out mixed messages about her relationship status with Brian Austin Green -- her wedding ring's gone, but she's hanging on to something else of his.

The actress made an appearance Wednesday on a live stream hosted by home decor guru, Colin Wayne, who's the CEO of Redline Steel ... which recently partnered with Megan to plug their company and this $2 million Memorial Day giveaway she was hired to promote.

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Akron Children’s Hospital changing visitor restrictions

AKRON, Ohio — Akron Children's Hospital is loosening their visitor restrictions.

Patients at the hospital will be allowed to have two adults visitors stay at their bed side.

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Gov. DeWine lifts ‘Stay Safe Ohio’ order, issues new advisory with ‘strong recommendations’

COLUMBUS — Gov. Mike DeWine has lifted the "Stay Safe Ohio" order and issued an Urgent Health Advisory called "Ohioans Protecting Ohioans," saying that the state government is moving from orders to strong recommendations in "a new phase in our battle against COVID-19."

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Canton cancels Fourth of July fireworks celebration

Canton is the most recent Northeast Ohio city to cancel its Fourth of July firework spectacle, officials announced today.

Citing public health concerns due to COVID-19, Canton officials said its Independence Day Monumental Fourth Fireworks Celebration, and most everything that event entails, isn’t happening in 2020.

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Justin Bieber responds to 6ix9ine

Justin Bieber wants all the smoke with 6ix9ine and the allegations he's made that both Bieber and Ariana Grande cheated their way to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart today.

Following claims made by 6ix9ine on Monday (May 18) that Ariana's team manipulated the chart numbers for her and Bieber's collaboration "Stuck With U" by purchasing thousands of the record's units, Bieber has stepped in to check Tekashi in a post to the singer's Instagram story.

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Walsh University offers free housing to freshmen, transfer student for the first term

NORTH CANTON, Ohio — As we get closer to summer, many Northeast Ohio colleges and universities are thinking about fall and the hopeful return of students to campuses.

Exactly what that will look like in the age of the coronavirus isn't clear, but Walsh University intends to offer a full residential life experience that will include both in-person and online course offerings.

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Gov. Mike DeWine vows action if establishments don’t restrain crowds

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said officials will do “whatever we have to do” to enforce social distancing and other protective measures if bars and restaurants fail to restrain crowds as the state eases coronavirus measures.

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Ohio day cares permitted to reopen on May 31

Day care facilities were able to apply for a temporary pandemic childcare license that came with the following restrictions:

There should be no more than six children in a class.
Ratios must be kept at one teacher to no more than six children.
Children whose parents are employed by the same entity should be kept together whenever possible.
The same teachers and children in each room should be maintained whenever possible.
There should be limited use of shared space or mixing of groups.
If shared space is used, a rigorous cleaning schedule must be in place.

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Ohio receives remdesivir vials to treat hospitalized coronavirus patients

While there’s still no cure for coronavirus, a new antiviral drug has arrived in Ohio.

The state received 20 cases of remdesivir, which is aimed to help shorten the duration of the virus. The Ohio Department of Health reports about 100 coronavirus patients will receive the drug. The amount of medicine distributed to each state was determined based on the number of patients on ventilators.
The decision comes from groups of clinical leaders across the country.

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