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Kylie Jenner's lips looked bigger than ever as she posed for a TikTok video on Wednesday.The 25-year-old siren was plugging her new Kylie Cosmetics lip gloss called Gloss Drip ($16) in the Underestimated shade that she released on her birthday on August 10.This comes after the mother-of-two revealed on social media in 2020 exactly how she gets her already plumped up lips to appear even better. Lip look is lovely: Kylie Jenner 's lips looked bigger than ever as she posed for a TikTok video on Wednesday Proud of her pout: The 25-year-old siren was plugging her new Kylie Cosmetics lip gloss in the Underestimated shade that she released on her birthday on August 10 She shared a tutorial clip on her Kylie Cosmetics Instagram page.The billion-dollar beauty showed her followers how to quickly makeup up her lips with using a liner, lipstick and gloss in under a minute in this new tutorial.

Wiganers have congratulated a pie shop worker who split up a fight in the town centre. The Galloways staff member was captured in a dramatic video getting between three men brawling on Market Place.

READ MORE: Inside creepy half-built abandoned mansion bigger than Queen's Buckingham Palace The bloke, who posts on TikTok under the username @unbewreathable, shared footage of two men removing the fence together, writing: "My neighbour's fence is on our property…we’ve asked them to partner with us to correct it…they refused…so here we are!" In a follow-up video, they added: "The property lines are exactly where there are supposed to be…those saying oh I would’ve taken a free fence-would you also take depreciation on your property?"The original video has clocked up more than 12million views and 377.7k likes, with many followers unable to believe the "cheek" of the neighbour.The clip has divided TikTok as some users believe he went too far and that he should have been happy with his "free fence", whereas others believe he was justified, Mirror reports.One approving person commented: "Normalise not allowing your neighbours to run over you for easing tension. If their fence stays there, they gain that property."Another added: "Y’all don’t understand.

boasts an impressive 1.6 million followers on TikTok — allegedly called women “f – – king scruffy c – – ts” as well as labeled a fat person “a f – – king mammoth,” according to Insider. He also then allegedly made an ableist slur, telling one of the commenters on a livestream to “shut the f – – k up, you f – – king retard.”Clark built his reputation by posting on Instagram about his weight-loss journey, as well as publishing two books about healthy meal prep. According to viewers of the diatribe, Clark made the inflammatory comments while responding to people on the livestream.

A squabble between neighbours has led one household to dismantle the fence of the house next door. A homeowner has shared the row over property lines on social media - and proudly showed off what they had done.

from.Showing off her results once her hair was dry, she said, "WOW my hair feels SO clean. Also so soft and shiny! I'm obsessed."Another TikToker, Daniela Flores, has shared that she likes to spritz a micellar water product to refresh the roots of her curly hair, rather than washing it. "I am just now finding out about this technology, but it's the tea!!" she's captioned her own video.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.In theory, micellar technology could be beneficial for greasy hair or product build up considering it's used in a similar way on the skin.

TikTok video’s caption. As of Wednesday morning, the now-viral clip had amassed 32,600 likes and almost 700 comments.

A mum has shared a simple trick that makes it both quicker and easier to hang out your washing.

READ MORE: Transgender OnlyFans model stuns fans with pre-transition snaps for TikTok trendThe youngster, who began modelling at the age of seven, said: "It feels good that I’m already inspiring trans kids to be themselves."Dee, who works as an event director, added: "Noella really doesn’t ever get nervous or scared by anything. She’s a tiny professional!"She was so excited to go down the catwalk, excited to see all the people and the cameras.

Imagine your child rocking up to your house one day with a newborn baby. That’s exactly what happened to one set of grandparents when their daughter popped in for a visit, as new mum Victoria had kept the whole pregnancy a secret.

Kylie Jenner revealed she was nearly named Kennedy while participating in a TikTok trend, in which users reveal what their parents almost called them.While cuddling in bed with her four-year-old daughter, Stormi Webster, the makeup mogul, 25, told fans her mom, Kris Jenner, and dad, Caitlyn Jenner nearly settled on the moniker Kennedy as she sported a while grey crewneck sweatshirt with a moose on it.'My name is Kylie but it was almost...Kennedy,' the reality star divulged to her fans as she shared a video montage of glamorous shots of her taken over the years.    Surprising: Kylie Jenner revealed she was nearly named Kennedy while participating in a TikTok trend, in which users reveal what their parents almost called them Despite the traditional Gaelic moniker sounding a lot like her older sister Kendall's name, Kylie wrote in the caption that Kennedy just 'doesn't hit the same.'  She set the footage to a remix of her former brother-in-law, Kanye West's 2016 hit I Love Kanye. Her followers were quick to point out that while it's a pretty name, 'it would’ve been too close to kendall.' A different ring: While cuddling in bed with her four-year-old daughter, Stormi Webster, while rocking a grey crewneck sweatshirt with a moose on it, the makeup mogul, 25, told fans her mom, Kris Jenner, and dad, Caitlyn Jenner nearly settled on the moniker Kennedy 'My name is Kylie but it was almost...Kennedy,' the reality star divulged to her fans as she shared a video montage of glamorous shots of her taken over the years What could have been: Despite the traditional Gaelic moniker sounding a lot like her older sister Kendall's name, Kylie wrote in the caption that Kennedy just 'doesn't hit the same' 'I think it would match with your

, the beauty mogul always has something up her sleeve. Lucky for us, she’s willing to share. The latest intel she’s dishing is a very simple but effective contour hack.Gomez demonstrated her technique in a new TikTok where she shared an everyday makeup look.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterThe viral TikTok sensation that is “Bama Rush,” a.k.a. sorority recruitment week at the University of Alabama, is getting the documentary treatment from Vice Studios and HBO, Variety has confirmed.Directed by “Introducing, Selma Blair” director Rachel Fleit, the documentary is currently in production in Tuscaloosa, where “rush week” at the University of Alabama has recently concluded with more than 2,500 students rushing 19 sororities.“This film is a thoughtful and compassionate portrayal of young women in 2022 as they rush the sorority system at the University of Alabama,” Fleit said in a statement via Vice, which was first provided to The New York Times for an Aug.

CARL Woods has again fuelled split rumours with Katie Price after posting a cryptic comment on Instagram. The couple have recently repeatedly denied breaking off their engagement, with Katie, 44, claiming her TikTok page was hacked when she appeared to suggest they had parted ways.

A brave Galloways worker managed to go viral on social media after splitting up a fight in Wigan town centre last week. The video showed three men brawling on the floor when the bakery worker stepped in and pulled them apart.

READ MORE: Women warned not to use vaginal discharge as perfume after 'vabbing' trend explodesIn a TikTok clip that has racked up a million views, her boyfriend filmed the romantic moment in Cathedral Cove, New Zealand.With no one else around, he intimately pulled Holly in to give her a kiss and a cuddle before the magic moment.Holly wrote: “Point of view, this was supposed to be your engagement vid but your boyfriend lost the ring on the way here.” Awkward…The boyfriend stood next to Holly as they both smiled at the camera, as she wrote on the screen his apparent thoughts during the build up to the big moment.“Ok, it’s now or never” she wrote.Getting more into shot, the lad walked Holly a little closer to the camera and wrapped his arm around her shoulder as he reached into his pocket.But no ring was to be found.He continued to search as he kissed Holly trying to stall the grand gesture.However, the jewellery was gone.Visibly baffled, the lad tried to play it off as he scratched his head and pulled down his sunglasses.“How the f*** do I tell her?”He continued to stall and made a comment about how beautiful Holly is.Despite looking, the ring is still no where to be found so Holly took to TikTok to share the awkward moment.“Run don't walk to Cathedral Cove.

Carole Horst Choreographer Jamal Sims, DP Adam Santelli and casting directors Kristian Charbonier and Bernard Tesley helped director Tamra Davis realize her vision in adapting “13: The Musical” from the Broadway stage to Netflix, where it is now streaming Davis, who had directed more than 150 music videos, and had done episodes of Disney+’s “High School Musical: The Musical,” says she not only wanted to acknowledge classic Broadway tropes but also “bring all my knowledge from music videos and pop culture and what I think will appeal to contemporary kids.” She and Sims created high-energy numbers that reference classic musicals as well as TikTok trends in dance and camera moves.   “13: The Musical” follows Evan (Eli Golden), a New York City boy who’s deep into studying for his bar mitzvah — and planning the party for it (he calls it the “Jewish Super Bowl”). But his parents are divorced, and mom (Debra Messing) decides that she and Eli should move back to their hometown in Indiana.

KATIE Price enjoyed a family day out this weekend with sister Sophie Price and their mum Amy. The 44-year-old sported a glamorous look while at the races with her family, opting for a beige crop top and matching skirt. The mum-of-five paired the look with some wedge sandals and a white bag and she wore her long blonde locks down.

Bella Poarch successfully leveraged looking into a phone camera and making faces on TikTok into a successful pop music career. But there's no point in hating on the medium: we had this debate decades ago when the kids variety show The All-New Mickey Mouse Club launched the career Britney Spears, and the pop pantheon is, for the most part, a better place for it (Justin Timberlake was another cast member on that show, but on balance, I think that ruining Janet Jackson's career hurt pop music more than his music helped).

A mother has gone viral on TikTok after sharing a hack on how to get food stains out of baby clothes without spending a penny. With babies and young children comes plenty of mess, and whilst some might think that garments are past their best when they're full of stains, this savvy mum is telling people how they can make kids' clothes come up as good as new.

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