Charlie Brooks becomes 'TikTok mum' in hilarious videos with lookalike daughter

A mum copied a viral TikTok trend to try create fake freckles - but she was instead left looking like she had 'stuck her head up a chimney'.

An NHS doctor has warned against a dangerous and completely untrue pregnancy test trend making its way through TikTok.

EastEnders actor Charlie Wernham tied the knot with his fiancee Emma Collis in a breathtaking Essex Ceremony on Saturday.The 27 year old soap actor, who plays racist thug Aaron Monroe on the BBC soap, said "I do" to beautiful bride Emma at the Gosfield Hall wedding venue in Essex. Former Hollyoaks star Charlie and Emma's gorgeous nuptials were captured by and shared guests on social media including Daisy Wood Davis, who appeared in Hollyoaks at the same time as Charlie when he played Robbie Roscoe on the soap. Daisy posted a video of the wedding guests cheering as newlyweds Charlie and Emma held hands and walked down a set of stairs, which were decorated with some elegant white flowers.

A sheep dog has gone viral online after a video showing his reaction to his favourite and least favourite words appeared on various social media platforms.

Scream franchise actor David Arquette, but the that's not the content Coco has a problem with. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.“Sometimes, I'll find something on TikTok and put it on Instagram and she'll say, 'Mom, that is so over.' Once, I did this dance, and she was mortified,” Courteney Cox recalled in an . “And actually when I look back, I'm kind of mortified."In the same interview, the added that at a certain point, who cares how embarrassing you look? “When you get older, sometimes you think, 'I'm just going to let that go — it's not important,’” she remarked.When it comes to her own #content, Coco is pretty choosy.

TikTok has been announced the ‘Official Entertainment Partner’ of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) made the announcement earlier today (April 14), placing the video-focused social networking service’s global community of one billion at the heart of Eurovision 2022.“We’re delighted to be making TikTok the Official Entertainment Partner of the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, working closely to create even more exclusive and engaging content,” Martin Österdahl, executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest said in a statement.“The TikTok community really embraced the Eurovision Song Contest last year and now we’re looking forward to giving them unprecedented access to the world’s largest live music event and inspiring a whole new generation of fans.”As ‘Official Entertainment Partner’ of Eurovision 2022, TikTok will celebrate the music, the artists, the countries and the history and the event itself, through a specially created programming, music playlists and behind-the-scenes content.Eurovision’s semi-final shows and the Grand Final will be available to stream via the official Eurovision TikTok account, in a unique vertical format that combines the official broadcast with a backstage view of the contest, while the live performances take place.The TikTok community will also have exclusive access to backstage content from all the participating artists’ first rehearsals.Elsewhere, playlists featuring the event’s participants will live on TikTok’s Sound Pages, allowing users to create and share their own videos, “bringing the music of the contest to life in a way that only the TikTok community can make happen”.Eurovision’s TikTok account will also feature exclusive daily content

In an unlikely turn of events, TikTok sensation Nathan Evans has teamed up with Doctor Who to release a sea shanty for an upcoming episode.

The latest star of The Bachelor found himself embroiled in controversy this weekend, but… it appears now that he very much didn’t do anything wrong!

An overhaul of the divorce law which came into this force this week has been hailed by a domestic abuse survivor as 'game-changing' for people needing to escape violent marriages.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMusical theater has become a thing on TikTok. This Sunday, for example, “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical” became the first project that originated on TikTok to win a Grammy.Now the popular video-app maker announced that it commissioned its first original musical, called “For You, Paige,” led by Daniel Mertzlufft — the creative force behind viral hit “Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical.”“For You, Paige” will be available to livestream on the @TikTok account on Thursday, April 14, at 7 p.m.

O.J. Simpson was sleeping the night away over this past weekend when several people barged into the door of his bedroom after midnight to wake him from slumber and give him a little surprise.

Love In The Flesh as much as us, you're probably wondering where you might recognise contestant Millie McLay from.Turn's out Millie had quite the following before heading into the Greek beach house, and for a pretty hilare reason indeed.After going viral on TikTok back in 2021 for videos documenting her recovery process after breaking her leg, Millie gained a pretty large following for her relatable and entertaining #hairygirl content.With a following of now over 780,000 on the social media platform, you've more than likely come across her fitness or 'hairy leg' videos.Millie Mclay broke her leg when she was riding her horse in London back in December 2020. The fatal accident left Millie with an intense compound fracture, following multiple surgeries Millie needed a frame to help heal her leg bone to avoid having it amputated.Taking to TikTok to share fitness content during the pandemic, Millie got a lot of traction for her leg being in a metal frame and naturally covered in hair - because duh, how could you possibly begin to shave with a frame?With a multitude of TikTok users shocked by how hairy her leg was, Millie used the negative comments and insults to her advantage.

The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical is officially a Grammy winner!

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorEmily Bear and Abigail Barlow’s Grammy win for best musical theater album for “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical” marks the first award from the Recording Academy to go to a project that originated on TikTok.Bear and Barlow beat out Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Cinderella,” the cast recording of “Girl from the North Country,” “Les Misérables: The Staged Concert” and “Stephen Schwartz’s Snapshots.”With the COVID-19 pandemic leaving Broadway shuttered for much of the past 18 months, Bear and Barlow’s “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical” went viral thanks to TikTok.Inspired by the poetic dialogue and fantastical world of the Netflix series “Bridgerton,” Barlow says she began writing songs from the main character’s perspective. The first tease, “Daphne’s Song,” was posted to TikTok after the series debuted.

A Scots make-up artist has become a TikTok inspiration despite having no arms.