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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 YouTuber has recreated the iconic Love Island villa in The Sims, with extra attention to detail by building the famous fire pit and beach hut.

TikTok user has gone viral - after sharing how a creepy neighbour had put a camera on his fence so he can spy on them. The TikToker says the neighbour is trying to spy into their our own garden. The social media user is scared he is stalking them.

has been left mortified after her fuming neighbour chucked a note over her fence - after hearing what she had been up to. The TikTok user has gone viral after sharing the note from a local resident. The note asks her to keep her sex noises down.

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.

Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka has created a divide on social media after putting in some extra work behind the scenes. Wan-Bissaka and fellow non-internationals returned to pre-season training at Carrington, but the right-back faces an uncertain future.

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?

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.

according to the Daily Mail.Perry, 37, had requested a table from the hostess, Indianna Paull, but was rebuffed when she was told there were none available, Paull revealed in a now-deleted TikTok.“When you are the first dumb oblivious bitch to tell Katy Perry she has to wait for a table,” read the caption of the video.Paull admitted on TikTok that she did not recognize Perry under the sunglasses and hat and told the pop star that she would have to wait.While Perry initially argued with Paull over the lack of tables in the cafe, according to the hostess’s account, the singer later tipped her generously for treating her like a “normal person.”“She [Perry] came in to get breakfast with her family, and we didn’t have a table available,” Paull wrote in the comments, according to Daily Mail.The Post has reached out to Perry for comment. Paparazzi caught the whole exchange and subsequently published pictures of a disgruntled-looking Perry along with her 22-month-old daughter, Daisy, at the cafe entrance.Paull detailed the exchange on TikTok, but has since taken the video down.“POV: Katy Perry comes into your café and you don’t recognize her and argue over a table.

A Scots TikTok account has been forced to defend a clip after it went viral – with people claiming it's "too perfect to be real".

Depp wrote on Instagram stories on Sunday: "I’ve been made aware that there are fake accounts pretending to be me or people working with me. I do not have any private or side accounts on any platforms.

“Pioneer Woman” Ree Drummond is sharing a taste of her life on the farm.