Viral TikTok trend sees users squeezing foundation into water before applying it

dubbed a “Karen” — seemed to purposefully “ruin” a wedding across the street, droning out the bride with a lawnmower as she walked down the aisle.In fact, the whirring during her lawn mowing session was so noisy that it even disturbed the couple’s vows so the audience couldn’t hear them.The clip, which garnered more than 293,000 views on TikTok, has sparked outrage in the comments.“The second the bride’s song came on and she walked down the aisle this Karen decided to PURPOSELY mow her lawn and yell at us to ruin the wedding,” the text on the video, captioned “some people are so miserable,” read.Snippets of the ceremony, which included the sharing vows and the bride gracing the aisle, appeared in the clip, as well as a sneak peek of the “Karen” who disrupted the special day.some people are so miserable #karen #wedding #weddingruined #ruines #SlurpeeRun #karens #karensgoingwild #karensoftiktok #fyp #fypシ“She continued through the entire wedding and we could not hear the vows etc,” the user, who was a guest, added.“Some people are just rude like that.

A Scots holidaymaker has warned people of a trick to save money while withdrawing cash from international ATMs on holiday.

A tweet detailing the centibillioniaire’s controversial theory currently boasted over 425,000 likes as of Tuesday morning.“Is TikTok destroying civilization? Some people think so,” tweeted Musk, 50, adding in a follow-up tweet, “Or perhaps social media in general.” In the past, the Chinese video-sharing app has been blamed for spawning dumb and dangerous social media trends from the potentially deadly skull-breaker challenge to the slap your teacher game. The SpaceX boss’ remarks are a 180 from comments he’d made in a recent virtual meeting with Twitter employees following his $44 billion bid to acquire the social media platform.

A huge TikTok star with over one million followers is set to graduate from Dundee University.

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".

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

being held captive by a religious cult, the 25-year-old keeps on dancing. Derrick — whose maiden name is Wilking — built a successful TikTok dance account with her sister, Melanie Wilking, under the username @wilkngssister until 2021 when the siblings split and Miranda signed with 7M management.

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

“First Drink vs. Last Drink,” has clocked up a whopping 9.5 million views on TikTok — and has even spawned a series of copycat clips. “Hi, I’m Holly, and this is my first drink!” one of the bridesmaids is seen saying near the beginning of the video, with that footage filmed at the start of the wedding reception.The clip then cuts to Holly at the end of the evening, with the boozy bridesmaid looking worse for wear.

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.

viral optical illusion challenging viewers to see if their brains rank in the “top one percent.”TikTok user Rana Ashard shared the tricky picture to his “illusions” account showing a drawing of an old man’s face with a beard and hair.However, there’s more than meets the eye, with Ashard instructing 1.1 million followers — some of whom claimed they solved the challenge in “seconds — to hold their screens further away from their eyes to see if it changes what they see.“Look at the image again,” said Ashard, who’s racked up millions of views with his brain teasers. “What do you see?”According to Ashard, changing the distance from the eyes to the screen can help bring out the image of a woman on the man’s face.Spoiler alert: If you look closer at the nose of the man in the image, it looks like a woman is sitting with her back facing the viewer, wearing a wide brimmed hat and her arms stretched out, blending in with wrinkles underneath his eyes.The response from TikTok users was mixed, but most appeared to claim they found the woman quickly.“Sitting with her back to the picture with a hat on,” one user wrote.

Janette Manrara shared an entertaining clip of her family dancing along to a viral TikTok trend as she took to her Instagram on Thursday.Exclusive: Janette Manrara reflects on heartbreaking sacrifices her parents madeThe 38-year-old dancer went behind the camera as she filmed her mum, Martiza, sister, Lesly, and brother Alejandro. The trio dusted off their dancing shoes as they took to the floor performing an energetic Latin-inspired dance routine complete with plenty of shimmies and booty shakes.A post shared by Janette Manrara (@jmanrara)WATCH: Janette's family nailed the routineShe captioned the post: "Why I love my family so much! My mum and brother and sister ladies and gentlemen!"Her fans were delighted by the clip, with many rushing to draw parallels between the siblings.

Gallery: The day Taylor Swift CRIED and other jaw-dropping celebrity moments from The Ellen DeGeneres Show. . . (BANG Showbiz)The original TikTok videos were part of a prank called getting ‘Krissed’, and opened with an image of a foetus with Zendaya’s profile image on it in to make it seem as if she had posted the picture.

EXCLUSIVE: In a preemptive situation, Neal Moritz’s Original Film has landed an untitled horror pitch from Jason Pagan and Andrew Deutschman.

Relax  fans, Michelle «MJ» Jones is not pregnant. Zendaya took to Instagram to dispel rumors that she and her boyfriend and co-star, Tom Holland, are expecting. Posting a photo with a black background, Zendaya wrote, «See now, this is why I stay off Twitter...» continuing, «Just making stuff up for no reason...weekly.»The rumor mill, however, did not start churning on Twitter, but TikTok.

Holding out hope for a Tomdaya baby?? You’re gonna have to keep waiting!

#Krissed.A new trend is spreading across the app in which users post videos, usually accompanied with false information about celebrities, that end with a video of Kris Jenner dancing to a sped-up version of “Lady Marmalade” from “Moulin Rouge.”The now-viral clip of Jenner in a sparkly green dress and black bow tie originates from an amateur-made music video on the set of the Kardashian-Jenners’ 2011 family Christmas card photo shoot. Uploaded to Kendall and Kylie Jenner’s former YouTube channel, the vid now has more than 4.6 million views.Meanwhile, the hashtag #Krissed currently has over 229 million views on TikTok.

Salad daze! Jennifer Aniston is clearing up some rumors about a meal she allegedly ate on the set of Friends during its 10-year run.

YouTube said today that more than 1.5 billion logged-in users are watching YouTube Shorts every month as it moves to cement its role as rival to short-form juggernaut TikTok.

Is that… is that Tom Cruise!?! It starts with a man who definitely looks and sounds a whole lot slipping into a blazer and calling out, “Paris, I don't want to be late for this premiere. We gotta go.” Hilton then walks into the frame in full glam, as the couple (couple?!) stands in front of the mirror for a last-minute check. “Do you think people are really going to believe that we're a couple?" Hilton asks.

Put your forks down, y’all, because Jennifer Aniston has some bad news about that viral TikTok salad you’ve been eating!

A video went viral on TikTok earlier this year that showed the salad that Jennifer Aniston allegedly ate every day while filming Friends.

More than a decade ago, Courteney Cox spoke with the Los Angeles Times and claimed that co-star Jennifer Aniston ate the same salad — a “doctored up” Cobb salad — every day on the set of “Friends” for the entirety of the show’s 10-year run.

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taeng taeng, but since it has no direct English translation, she came up with the term Jello skin. She credits her Jello skin to lots of collagen, a protein that improves elasticity and reduces wrinkles for a plump and bouncy complexion.

demanding that she be allowed to ride a horse if her weight makes it unsafe for the animal. She's asking that the business be clear and upfront about its weight restrictions so that people don't waste time, energy and money traveling to the ranch only to be unable to ride.

TikTok trend could be the real reason tortillas are flying off grocery store shelves.Social media users are shown standing in a circle while holding water in their bulging cheeks and slapping each other with the circular flatbread, deeming whoever spits out the liquid first as the loser. Whoever keeps their composure the longest then wins the “Tortilla Challenge.” One example, posted by Patti Mac, has over 62.7 million views.