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Adele is breaking down her iconic NBA meme!!

Adele is finally revealing the story behind her viral NBA meme!

The King Of Queens. The photo in question is a Getty Images promotional shot from James’ ’90s sitcom, in which he played deliveryman Doug Heffernan.

) Eva Mendes. After Gosling's reaction to his song “I'm Just Ken” winning a Critics Choice Award for Best Song went viral, Mendes took to Instagram to put her seal of approval on the GIF, and express her love for her man.Posting the viral reaction, Mendes wrote simply, “I LOVE HIM!!!!” Um, same, Eva.

a Critics Choice Award.When presenters Bella Ramsey and Anthony Ramos announced that writers Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt took home the trophy for best song — for the anthem that Gosling belted out in the summer blockbuster sensation – Gosling seemed like he didn’t expect the song to win. His reaction then became a viral meme, in part perpetuated by his longtime partner.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson delighted fans on Christmas by recreating his famous ’90s meme on Instagram while wishing his followers happy holidays. “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, ’90s Rock nipping at your nose,” Johnson, 51, sang Monday while wearing a black turtleneck, a silver chain, a wig and — most importantly — a ’90s-throwback fanny pack. “I’m walking down the hall looking cool as f – – k; just take one look at my amazing clothes,” the “Moana” star continued.

If you’re seeing your friends write “Merry Chrysler” on social media and are confused, don’t worry, you’re probably not alone. Let us explain the meaning to you!

Cillian Murphy says he knows what a meme is now after admitting previously in an NME interview that he didn’t know what one was.The Oppenheimer actor took part in a Variety ‘actors on actors’ interview with Barbie star Margot Robbie when she asked him if he knew what a meme was.Robbie said to Murphy: “I have watched a lot of your things on YouTube, and it’s out there on the internet that you are not that aware of memes and things like that. First of all, is that true?”He replied: “I have two teenage boys.

A post shared by Phil Fletcher (@philfletcherofficial)A post shared by Hacker T Dog (@hackertdog)Earlier this month, Layfield was announced as one of four presenters set to take over the Friday Early Breakfast slot on BBC Radio 1. She will be part of a monthly rotation on the 5am-6.30am slot, alongside Chrissy Cameron, Joel Mitchell and Chris Howard.Speaking about the role, Layfield said: “I am literally gassed to be joined the BBC Radio 1 line-up for Friday Early Breakfast in 2024.

Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney‘s promo tour for Anyone But You began this week, with the co-stars doing profiles for Men’s Health and Women’s Health, respectively. Was it a soft launch in case the SAG-AFTRA strike hadn’t ended? Not talking about the movie, just putting their faces out there?

Jay-Z has finally weighed in on the viral meme that asks people whether they would rather have dinner with him or receive $500,000 in cash.In a recent interview with Gayle King on CBS, the hip-hop mogul said that he would advise anyone to take the money, as he has already shared his wisdom and secrets in his music.“You gotta take the money,” Jay-Z said, adding, “You got all that in the music for $10.99 – that’s a bad deal. I wouldn’t tell you to cut a bad deal.

Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet in the form of various memes.The photo shows the actor in an awkward pose as his character Cameron from Modern Family, which has been memed with captions like “me lying to my doctor saying I drink two to three alcoholic beverages a week” and “me aged eight waking my mom up at three am to tell her I’ve been sick.”The picture, which seemingly re-emerged randomly on TikTok, has been at the centre of the internet’s latest viral moment. It follows on from a similar moment recently where a photo of Kevin James also went viral.But where did it come from, and why are people sharing the picture?The picture comes from an old promotional image of Stonestreet embodying his character Cameron ‘Cam’ Tucker in Modern Family. The photo sees him dressed in a checkered lilac shirt with the sleeves slightly rolled up, his hands in front of him, his leg at an angle and grinning an anxious smile.As reported in Rolling Stone, a slideshow featuring different photos of Stonestreet was first posted in TikTok on June and has since been viewed over 600,000 times.

Sam Asghari has something to say to Donald Trump Jr. after the former president’s son bullied his estranged wife Britney Spears.

Sam Asghari and Britney Spears may have slashed their wedding vows, but that doesn’t mean her ex-hubby won’t defend her.

Sam Asghari might be splitting from Britney Spears, but that doesn’t mean he’s not looking out for her still!

Viola Davis is featured in a prominent role in the upcoming “Hunger Games” prequel, and her casting was the result of some fan art of the Oscar-winning actress that went viral.

The King Of Queens, in which James played deliveryman Doug Heffernan.The show ran for 207 episodes across nine season which aired on CBS from 1998 to 2007.The image can be found on Getty and is captioned as a “promotional portrait of American actor and comedian Kevin James in costume as the character Doug Heffernan as he poses with his hands in his pockets on the set of the television sitcom ‘The King of Queens,’ late 1990s”.

Thania Garcia Newly reunited NSYNC kept it real for their episode of the YouTube series “Hot Ones” — their first official interview since surprising the world with an appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards earlier this month. Chris Kirkpatrick, JC Chasez, Justin Timberlake, Lance Bass and Joey Fatone assembled around a table to eat the show’s unbearably hot chicken wings while host Sean Evans asked them about some of their most memorable pop culture moments.

Gordon Ramsay is taking on an exciting new project.

Britney Spears is calling out the darker undertones of a viral meme.

took to TikTok Sunday and admitted that his mispronunciation of the word “me” in his hit 2000s song “It’s Gonna Be Me” has haunted him over the years. The video, which as of Monday has been viewed nearly 16 million times, shows the former boy band member answering the video prompt. “What’s a word you pronounced incorrectly one time and it still haunts you to this day?” asked TikTok user Gabi Hartman.The video then switches over to Timberlake, 42, wearing a black tank top and necklace.