24 Mother’s Day Desserts That Will Make Her Heart Melt

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Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation trial has been dominating headlines for weeks with dramatic and disturbing claims of abuse. But a new, seemingly random tidbit from Heard has become TikTok’s newest obsession. A snippet from her testimony on May 4 has gone viral with TikTok users writing rhymes to make poems inspired by her recollection.

Doja Cat and Dolly Parton are set to appear in a new TikTok musical for Taco Bell about the chain’s notorious Mexican Pizza.Mexican Pizza: The Musical will air on the social media site on May 26 to mark the return of the previously discontinued and much-loved item to the fast food chain’s menu.Doja Cat has been a high-profile supporter of the Mexican Pizza, writing a “contractual” rap for Taco Bell in 2020 when the item was taken off the menu. “I will end you if you ever dare to go discontinued,” she rapped in the jingle, adding: “This ain’t even Mexican food.” ♬ original sound – Doja Cat The seeds of Mexican Pizza: The Musical were then sown when TikTok comedian Victor Kunda took the jingle and created a parody version of a musical about Mexican Pizza starring Doja Cat.

A woman has caused a stir online after revealing a simple question that 'will make you see people differently'.

Dolly Parton is setting her sights on the world of musicals.

This is one way to celebrate Mother’s Day!

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorA bizarre and disturbing trend has swept across TikTok over the last several days: Dozens of posts on the short-form video service — some amassing millions of views — have used video or audio from Amber Heard’s wrenching testimony in the Johnny Depp trial, with the creators of the videos dramatically reenacting it, doing dances to it or otherwise mocking her.The trend includes one video, which has more than 30 million views in five days, with a video clip of Heard emotionally testifying on the stand, with a sound of Kim Kardashian in a “Saturday Night Live” sketch saying, “Ew, this is so cringe. Guilty.”Another viral TikTok is this video, viewed more than 14 million times since it was posted Sunday, that features a cat with a blond wig (supposed to represent Heard) and as Depp’s Jack Sparrow in “The Pirates of the Caribbean.

It seems like a major reconciliation has happened between this mother-daughter duo!

Two more contestants have eliminated from American Idol‘s latest season and the Top 5 have been revealed.

Editor's note: This story contains graphic descriptions. Johnny Depp fans are not pleased with Amber Heard’s testimony. Ever since the actress, 36, took the stand in her defamation trial against Depp, social media has been flooded with accusations that Heard is "fake crying" on the stand.

Naman Ramachandran UNHCR, the U.N. Refugee Agency, and TikTok have teamed for a music campaign promoting solidarity with refugees from Ukraine and beyond.

Will Parfitt — who performs in a “Magic Mike”-inspired dance troupe — took to TikTok to reveal the raunchy anecdote in a clip that has clocked up 1.2 million views. “Last night we were shagging and I heard you say, ‘Oh Channing,’ when you know my name is Will,” the 31-year-old doppelgänger captioned his viral video.

TikTok clip that has now racked up a huge three million views, Ellie filmed herself relaxing on the deck of a cruise liner.She wrote: “Me enjoying my vacation until I receive a text.”Ellie then shared a screenshot of a text from her boss which read: “Hey girl, what are you doing tonight?”Baffled as to why she is being contacted while on holiday, the waitress replied: “Oh you know, just cruising. Why?”Ellie then felt something was up and predicted that she was going to be asked to work.The manager then asked: “We have a large private party and two servers called sick.

all the maternal figures in our lives. They are the true backbone of society, and it's right that they start their days with an amazing meal. So before you shower the women in your life with and , treat them to a delicious brunch crafted from a TikTok recipe that will wow.

Rumour has it there are some lovely 1920s baby names making a comeback. A baby name expert on TikTok with the username @hellomorgantimm has a "special interest" in baby names, and shared some beautiful 1920s monikers we could see making a return. Picking a baby name can be such a hard task, with so many to choose from, but luckily this US-based TikTok star is a dab hand at baby names, which she shares in quirky videos.The TikTok user has collected baby names and vintage yearbooks and regularly shares rare baby names that are making a comeback.

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It turns out that Amber Heard has not been too thrilled with the press she has been getting since her defamation trial with Johnny Depp began – so much so that she suddenly fired her PR team days before she’s set to take the stand!

Brendan Fraser knows how to treat his fans.

Michele Amabile Angermiller Singer-songwriter Jax may be iHeartRadio.com’s first-ever TikTok songwriter of the year with over 8.5 million followers and 80 million streams for her viral hit, “Like My Father” — but at the heart of it, she’s not all that different from her followers.Case in point: Jax had just claimed the iHeart honor and was heading to the lounge to celebrate with her mother and frequent TikTok guest star, Jill, for a drink when nature called. When she returned, she realized she didn’t have her credentials to get back into the backstage suite.As Jax tells Variety: “It was like five minutes after I won the award, right? So I’m, like, ego through the roof; this is the best day; I’m going to go have a drink with my mom.

TikTok users baffled.Lucy Moss, 24, owner of Glam Brownies, sparked off the realisation after she filmed a clip of herself with a scoop of cocoa powder on a silver spoon.As she wore her baby pink apron, the blonde business woman ran the spoon with the mixture under the tap –and it did nothing.It was not until Lucy started baking that she realised the mixture was "waterproof".In the clip that has racked up 115,000 views, the jazzed up brownie maker wrote: “When I first started baking and found out cocoa powder was waterproof.”She added in the caption: “Lmao I couldn’t understand why it was so hard to clean and then I realised.”But now, Lucy has caused mass confusion amongst the video app users who could not quite believe that the powder is "waterproof".One person admitted: “I just found out like right now. Lol.”Another user added: “Finding out through this TikTok.”Whilst a third person gasped: “I’m sorry what.”Someone else questioned: “But but…what?”And, a fifth person claimed: “I’m so confused.”If you are like the many people who are baffled by the ‘waterproof’ chocolate then fear not – we have answers.Well, it turns out that cocoa powder does not have some sort of superpower quality.But, it is hydrophobic – which means it repels water instead of being penetrated by the liquid.So, in short, the cocoa powder does not easily dissolve into the water like other substances would quickly do.This is because the powder contains fat and oils, which are both hydrophobic.However, not everyone was so confused by the "waterproof" chocolate powder.This user shared: “I used to work in a health food bar and we made drinks with it.