Henry Cavill Builds a Gaming PC in a Tank Top, Goes Viral (Video)

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Henry Cavill left fans swooning after sharing a clip of himself building a computer by hand while showing off his impressive physique in a muscle-bearing tank top.The Witcher star showed off his technical skills while looking every bit the heartthrob as he built a new gaming PC, while Barry White songs played in the background of a five-minute video posted to Instagram on Thursday (July 16, 2020).“All The Parts,” the Justice League star captioned the video.

Henry Cavill left fans swooning after sharing a clip of himself building a computer by hand while showing off his impressive physique in a muscle-bearing tank top.

Teresa Giudice, 48, shared some words of wisdom for a fan. In a now viral video from Cameo, which allows fans to book personalized video messages from celebrities of their choice for a fee, Teresa hilariously shared what she would do if she was in this particular situation.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A talented artist who is well known for brightening up Paisley with his colourful work has become an internet sensation for his latest creation - a dream playhouse for his granddaughter.Kevin Cantwell, 51, is no stranger to having his work commended, having been responsible for a number of remarkable murals and sculptures on display throughout the town.His popular works include murals on Lady Lane and Gilmour Street

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When we saw Henry Cavill's name trending on social media platforms, little did we think it would involve a video of him assembling a PC. The Justice League star has been homebound like several other stars courtesy the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.

Barry White.The actor, who is a self-confessed video game fan, filmed himself at home building a PC from scratch, and then edited it together using White’s songs ‘You’re The First, The Last, My Everything’, ‘Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up’, ‘What Am I Gonna Do With You’, and ‘I’m Gonna Love You Just A Little Bit More Baby’.The video comes ahead of Cavill’s return to The Witcher set as filming for season two of Netflix‘s R-rated fantasy is due to start next month.Sharing the clip to Instagram,

former Superman Henry Cavill may have hung up his cape a while ago, he’s proved to be a hero nonetheless. His power? Thirst.Cavill, like many during quarantine, has taken up a few new hobbies that he’s shared on Instagram.

Henry Cavill, 37, is a genius! The sexy Superman actor took to social media to document a pretty complicated quarantine project: building his very own gaming computer from scratch. We had no idea he was so knowledgable in the space, but he proved he had some serious skills in the five minute clip posted to MTV UK’s social media accounts and his own.

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… a computer?!

Henry Cavill doesn’t have to do much to spark an online frenzy.

Vanity Fair, he admitted that he checks fan forums for any critiques as he is a massive fan of the franchise himself.‘I am very happy that people liked the character so much,’ he enthused.‘I know that there are mixed opinions out there as well, which I really thrive upon reading as well. For me, it’s vital to go about and read – I’m on all the Reddit forums.

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“Tokbottom” of late, a Nazi-themed song went viral on TikTok, racking up more than 6.5 million views across multiple videos before getting pulled.The now-banned jingle, which was sourced to a teenager in the UK, featured appalling anti-Semitic lyrics such as, “We’re going on a trip to a place called Auschwitz, it’s shower time,” reports the BBC.