Ryan Reynolds is wishing Will Ferrell a happy 55th birthday.
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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?
.Ryan Reynolds is wishing Will Ferrell a happy 55th birthday.
Read more: The Welsh people finding fame and fortune on TikTokDespite facing criticism from those who doubted her at the start of her new career, Hana has proved them all wrong and gone on to become one of the most popular TikTokers in the UK, with her lifestyle, fashion and makeup videos earning her over three and a half million followers on the app. As well as the invites to fashion shows and glitzy film premieres, her videos have also led her to work with high-end brands such as Moncler and Marc Jacobs, while she has also recently signed for television and modelling agencies. Having started posting on TikTok at 15, Hana could not imagine then that just a few years later she would be where she is today.
James Van Der Beek hates fire ants, and he wants the whole world to know. The "Dawson’s Creek" actor went viral on TikTok on Friday after posting a video of himself ranting about the amount of fire ants he’s had to deal with since moving to Texas and how annoying he finds dealing with them.
for sharing videos of himself giving out free flowers or hugs and surprising people by paying for their groceries. In his videos, which receive millions of views, he claims he’s simply trying to “spread kindness,” but viewers and some recipients of his “random acts” aren’t into his shtick.
Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorVeteran security exec Roland Cloutier is stepping down after two and half years as TikTok’s global chief security officer. According to TikTok, the change is part of a restructuring in how the app provider, owned by China’s ByteDance, manages data of U.S.-based users — amid heightened scrutiny from some U.S. lawmakers.“Part of our evolving approach has been to minimize concerns about the security of user data in the U.S., including the creation of a new department to manage U.S.
If you’ve got a nail appointment coming up, let us serve you the only inspiration you need in the form of Hailey Bieber’s perfect “glazed donut” manicure.The model’s “perfect” nail polish combination is currently going viral on TikTok after she blessed us all by sharing the exact shades she mixes together to give a pearly white shade. Hailey recently told Refinery29 exactly what she asks for when it comes to her nails, and the look is basically a combination of neutral, pearly white and a chrome colours. Luckily, the finished effect is surprisingly simple to achieve, and most nail salons should be able to recreate the look for you.
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.
TikTok is the latest social media platform to come under the scrutiny of US lawmakers, with Republican senators and a regulator both arguing that the app poses a national security risk.
Kevin Bacon is showing off his dance moves with his wife Kyra Sedgwick.
seen for the first time, ever. The trend appears to pay zero attention to the curated, filtered perfection of Instagram, instead focusing on providing an equal playing field for everyone hoping to gain some traction in the social media space; anything and everything is discussed on the platform, including the much-needed exposure of the new term, “mid-size.”Hands up if you have spent most of your life struggling to find clothes to fit you while hovering between a U.S. 6 and a U.S. 10? My hand is firmly raised.Society, specifically the fashion industry, had drilled into my head that I just wasn't physically desirable because I wasn't "straight-size" (the industry term for sizing that falls between a U.S.
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.
Supermarket chain The Co-op has wowed shoppers with their brand new meal deal that will cost them just £5 for a range of frozen family favourites.
From incredible parenting hacks on a budget to advice on how to really improve your makeup game, TikTok is full of all sorts of different tips and tricks. However, with temperatures set to soar in coming months, experts are encouraging users to be cautious when following one viral trend in particular. In a video uploaded by TikTok user mimosaaaxo, the content creator showed viewers her “life hack” when it came to getting a tan in the sun.The clip, which has received over 5.4million viewers and over 340,200 likes, showed her mixing together water and moisturiser in a spray bottle.