Lizzo tells fans they’re doing the viral ‘About Damn Time’ TikTok dance wrong

JOE Baggs is best known for appearing on Gogglebox with his family, but the star has also built an impressive following on TikTok. The 25-year-old hails from Essex, and first appeared on the Channel 4 show in September 2020.  Joe, younger brother George, and parents Terry and Lisa are famed for their hilarious one-liners on the show, and they're equally as hilarious over on TikTok.

KATIE Price fooled fans in a video on Instagram as she sobbed her heart out on a plane. The ex glamour model looked distraught and broke down while getting ready to take off on an Easyjet flight.

Dove Cameron returned to her social media with a bit of positive news following an emotional post detailing a struggle with her identity.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefCambodian auteur Rithy Panh has rejoined the jury that will decide the prizes for Cannes Film Festival’s inaugural TikTok short film competition. Panh resigned as president of the jury two days ago due to concerns over possible influence of the outcome by the organizers.

Tess Daly announced that she has recently joined TikTok as she took to her Instagram stories on Thursday evening.SEE: Vernon Kay and wife Tess Daly's show home with pool and gym is another worldThe 53-year-old shared a snippet of her first post on the short videos social media platform looking glam in a series of show-stopping outfits.The Strictly presenter shared her grueling workout She captioned the post: "My daughter will probably be mortified but I've joined TikTok. Head on over to my stories or click the link in my bio to find my account."MORE: Tess Daly shares intimate insight into family time with husband Vernon KayExclusive: Tess Daly details secret wedding vow renewal story for the first timeFans lauded Tess's revelation, with one commenting: "Ha! Awesome.

TikTok star has fled to Thailand to drink away his break-up after he was dumped by his girlfriend for causing havoc in Wetherspoons. Tom Birchy, who has labelled himself as the "Kind of Leeds", told his 170,00 followers how he managed to get £2000 worth of free food and drink at The Golden Beam in Headingley.

some supermarkets have clock towers and even more confused by why trees are “locked” in tiny cages.But this time, the American who posts under the TikTok username @swfinds has become totally taken aback by bus stops.They realised that some UK bus stops face the wrong way, with the seats placed looking onto the path rather than the road.Unfortunately for the American, they admitted they missed three buses in one day as they were not sitting facing the bus lane.In a TikTok clip that has racked up thousands of views, they questioned: “How do people in the UK know when their bus comes if all the bus stops in the UK face the wrong direction?”The American filmed a London bus stop that had a glass panel and shelter covering the red bus stop bench.So when sitting down, the soon to be passengers would not directly be able to see the bus coming.Instead of proper answers, some Brits decided to joke about the reasoning behind the ‘wrongly’ placed stop.One person chuckled: “When we are born here they put microchips into our brains so we can detect buses and when our tea is getting cold.”Another user jested: “Bus drivers are intimated by direct eye contact so you have to face the wrong way and listen for it coming.”Whilst a third mocked: “The buses never come.”Luckily for the American, they were able to get the right information from other users.One user shared: “Sheltered from cars splashing us with puddles. Make sense.”This person noted: “It rains a lot so it’s in case there is a puddle so a car doesn’t splash water on you.”As this user pointed out: “There’s a time table.”And, someone else slammed: “We have ears, eyes and a handy thing called a neck.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free

The 2022 Cannes Film Festival opened amid concerns around journalistic independence. Now there are concerns regarding jury independence.

Addison Rae danced her way to stardom, via TikTok, after joining the popular app in July 2019.During that time, she's been teasing fans and followers with her curves and fashion sensibilities, which has resulted in her social media visibility growing to the tune of 87.6 million on TikTok alone.And on Friday the Louisiana native sent many of them into a frenzy when she shared a series of snaps of herself taking a shower in a skimpy hot pink bikini. Flirty: Addison Rae, 21, got playful when she stepped into an outdoor shower dressed in a pink lace bikini and a string of pearls wrapped around her waistAppearing to be at some sort of tropical location, Rae(born Addison Rae Easterling)got playful for the camera and licked her lips in the sexy laced number, even before the water started flowing.Heating up the photoshoot with subtle movements and poses, she pulled at a long string of pearls that were wrapped around waist.

Look, Yumi Nu already won this fight before she even laced up her gloves. But it’s still fun to see her do a victory dance.

OnlyFans star Elle Brooke has revealed that she has a new "daddy" in a dig at her TikTok rival Astrid Wett.Elle and Astrid have been going back and forth on social media in recent months and are set to face off in a boxing match at London's O2 Arena on July 16. That won't be the first time the pair of adult stars get physical, as last month they traded blows in a nightclub scrap. Now, Elle has upped the ante once more, announcing a collaboration with one of Astrid's close TikTok pals.

Taking it back. Lance Bass deleted his Amber Heard-inspired TikTok video after being criticized for seemingly mocking victims of domestic violence.

viral video viewed over 616,000 times, Dessert Boxes said it would be sending Heard, 36, a golden brown donut in the shape of a hand with the finger chopped off, in reference to 58-year-old Depp’s testimony about his finger injury.“We’re sending Amber Heard a dessert box. We’ll cut off the finger with a vodka bottle, throw that in for her too,” the unknown narrator said in the video as someone puts the order together.The vodka bottle inclusion is likely a reference to Heard’s testimony that the actor sexually assaulted her with a liquor bottle.“And we’re sending Johnny Depp this piece,” the voice added as they show the camera the piece of donut meant to be the severed finger.The caption of the video reads, “will she like it?” with a crying laughing emoji and #justiceforjohnnydepp among other related tags.Dessert Boxes did not respond to The Post’s request for comment.

Ken Waks explained on TikTok: "At Google, you get three square meals a day, for free, but dinner would start at 6pm or 6.30pm so you had to stay late working more to get the free food."My favourite part was the shuttle service, they would start at 6am in the morning and they would run home till 10pm at night — they have wifi on board so you would work while on the shuttle."Google states on its website that the company "strive to provide Googlers and their loved ones with a world-class benefits experience", focused on supporting their "physical, financial and emotional wellbeing".

The Washington Post in 2018. In the piece, Depp wasn’t explicitly named, but Heard claimed that she is a survivor of domestic abuse. Heard is also countersuing for $100 million, claiming that going public with details of their marriage has caused her career to suffer.

Manori Ravindran International EditorCannes is going Meta.The social giant formerly known as Facebook is taking the Croisette by storm and rolling out the red carpet for creators at the festival. Meta has unveiled its first creator villa, which will be powered by Instagram and host up to 300 content creators over two days at the iconic Palais Bulles.According to a blog post authored by Louise Holmes, director of creator partnerships for EMEA, the villa will offer “unique access to experiences and innovations.”Meta’s presence in Cannes follows similar events at U.S.

Lance Bass has deleted a controversial TikTok video he posted referencing Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s defamation trial.

Lance Bass has taken down a TikTok clip in which he reenacted Amber Heard's testimony in her trial with ex-husband Johnny Depp.The *NSYNC performer, 43, in the clip, physically acted out in correspondence to Heard's testimony as she described an incident in which she claimed Depp had been physically abusive to her.Heard testified: 'At this point, we're sitting next to each other on the edge of the couch. I was just sitting there on this carpet, looking at the dirty carpet, wondering how I wound up on this carpet and why I never noticed that the carpet was so filthy before.' The latest:Lance Bass, 43, has taken down a TikTok clip in which he reenacted Amber Heard's testimony in her trial with ex-husband Johnny Depp.

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told Jam Press that she used to contort her face when she felt awkward in pictures. “Then I started showing my chin off more on TikTok with random sounds that then started the chin dance,” she said.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTikTok is finally going to let users of the short-form app properly give credit where credit is due.The Bytedance-owned app is introducing the first iteration of creator-crediting tools that will enable — and encourage — users to link back to the videos of TikTok creators and trend originators.Until now, TikTok creators could only tag other accounts in their clips. And while you can use sounds in TikTok posts that link to the video that originally used the sound, you can’t tag them in a description.