Experts warn against copying 'unsafe' TikTok holiday tanning trend this summer

Kevin Bacon revives the inner Ren McCormack in him and brings back his iconic Footloose moves.MORE: Kyra Sedgwick receives quite the reaction from husband Kevin Bacon after showcasing her latest skillThe actor took us back in time to the late 1800s in one of his latest TikToks where he performed the viral Footloose-themed challenge with his beloved wife Kyra Sedgwick.Kevin and Kyra have one of the most ideal relationships and can now add becoming dance partners to their list of accomplishments after spending more than three decades together.WATCH: Kevin Bacon And Kyra Sedgwick's Love StoryKevin takes the lead in the video, bringing back his iconic moves as he struts into frame with his smooth finger-snapping and Kyra following after from the opposite direction.MORE: Kevin Bacon stuns fans with remarkable video showing daughter Sosie's incredible talentThe Footloose actor, arrayed in a snapback, gets into position as he enthusiastically lifts wife Kyra to the side. Then dramatically, identical to the choreography in the movie, he releases Kyra and she twirls down his body. Kevin lets one leg loose, as Kyra stretches out one arm, sporting a superwoman-like physique and both end with beaming smiles as they nail the dance number.@kevinbacon I don’t remember this being part of the original #Footloose #dance ♬ Footloose - Kenny LogginsMORE: Kevin Bacon's son Travis looks almost unrecognisable with short hair during family beach tripKevin, 63, posted the challenge to his 2.4 million TikTok followers with the video gaining over 14.4 millions views and going viral.

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Fans of the Minions are in big trouble!! At least with some movie theater employees, that is!

screens across the globe. A spokesperson for Odeon cinemas told the PA news agency: "Due to a small number of incidents in our cinemas over the weekend we have had to restrict access in some circumstances. " Read more: Last day you can spend old £20 and £50 notes and what if you miss deadline Meanwhile, movie studio Universal Pictures, which produced the film, has endorsed the #gentleminions trend, tweeting "to everyone showing up to @Minions in suits: we see you and we love you".

Minions: The Rise Of Gru due to a TikTok trend that has prompted rowdy behaviour.Large groups of young people following the #gentleminions trend, which involves dressing in smart attire while attending showings of the new animation, have been accused of disrupting other audience members by making noise and throwing objects.In some cases, videos of those participating in the viral fad have racked up millions of views on TikTok.While the majority of social posts seemingly don’t depict any disruptive behaviour, there have been complaints about some individuals yelling at the screen and throwing popcorn at each other.This has led to some cinemas enforcing dress code restrictions, with one independent cinema in Wadebridge, Cornwall, banning teenagers wearing suits from watching the film.Why Minions is crushing the box office. pic.twitter.com/IsFSW7Tkrf— Rob Keyes (@rob_keyes) July 3, 2022Meanwhile, Guernsey’s only cinema had to cancel all further screenings of the movie, blaming “stunningly bad behaviour”, including vandalism and abuse of staff.The Cinema’s manager Daniel Phillips-Smith told the BBC: “It’s been absolutely heartbreaking.

Minions: The Rise of Gru.”The trend sees groups of teenagers referring to themselves as “Gentleminions” wearing suits and bringing bananas, a reference to the Minion’s favorite snack, to the theater.Videos of the trend using #Gentleminions have been blowing up social media, with some videos garnering a million views apiece.The self-proclaimed “Gentleminions” wear formal suits and go to the movie screening in large groups and cheer loudly as it begins to play.

A woman was left 'speechless' after trying on a pair of £6 bikini bottoms from ASDA. Samantha Pamela describes herself as a 'Midsize mumma into flattering fashion. Fuller busted and rocking my mum tum."

Kevin Bacon is showing off his dance moves with his wife Kyra Sedgwick.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorWhen superfans speak, Hollywood should listen.The entertainment economy is increasingly relying on the superfan demo, the built-in audiences that make it plausible for a studio to take a nine-figure swing on a film or TV entertainment entertainment franchise. To take the pulse of some of media’s most committed fans, I ventured to Anaheim, Calif., last week for VidCon, the annual gathering for devotees of YouTubers, TikTokers, Twitch personalities and other digital, social and gaming media extensions. These are the hardcore fans who will spend real money to attend a four-day conference stacked with panels and meet-and-greet opportunities.I had a hunch going in that these would probably be the most important conversations I have all year in terms of getting insights into where entertainment is headed.

by baby Dory from Pixar’s 2016 animated film “Finding Dory” gets revived — but with a twist.“Hi, I’m Dory,” the sound goes, as a sample of a piano cover plays and the little fish adds, “Let’s go!”And what’s better than including the iconic character: It’s as simple as a TikTok dance could possibly get.All it takes is waving your arms as if you’re a fish treading water as you slowly step in place to the tune, then lip-syncing “Let’s go!” as an invitation to viewers or others in the video itself to join in.As with any viral sound on the platform — and one musical clip alone has been repurposed more than 822,000 times — many users are using it to crack a few jokes.In a clip with more than 1 million likes, one woman joked about her husband falling asleep on the couch even when he “wasn’t tired,” motioning for him to follow her to bed despite being knocked out cold.it is always “i’m resting my eyes” and “why did you leave me on the couch” ||••“Me convincing my sister to come out past her bedtime to get an overpriced drinky,” another user wrote on their video with nearly 650,000 likes, which uses the same sound.Shall we get a sippy?

Another day, another TikTok beauty trend.This time it’s a makeup trend called “sunburn blush” that's going viral on the app. Don’t be alarmed, because it’s not what you might first think. While there have been many sun-related TikTok hacks that experts have warned us against, this one is completely safe – and it actually looks kind of cute.

A 10-year-old girl may need plastic surgery after taking part in a viral TikTok trend.

A 10-year-old girl has been left with excruciating burns after trying a TikTok trend.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentThere’s no doubt about it: social media has revolutionized the food business. Scrolling through endless food porn on Instagram tipped off a craze that has now fully blown up with TikTok, which has turned everyone into a 15-second chef.That also might be the problem.