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Tipping Point fan theory has resurfaced online, with the ITV show facing fresh 'fixed' claims.During Tuesday's episode (August 16), a Tipping Point fan on Twitter reposted a viral TikTok video in relation to the programme.The short clip depicts a counter being dragged sideways across the Tipping Point machine alongside the caption: "Haha, what's going on here?"READ MORE: Tipping Point host Ben Shephard left cringing at ITV player's 'easy' fast food errorOriginally shared by TikTok user @liamlavery7, the unusual movement of the counter left fans claiming that it had been purposefully 'moved by a magnet'.The magnet conspiracy theory is popular amongst online Tipping Point fans.It has also previously been addressed by show host Ben Shephard.Following the latest episode, Tipping Point fans on Twitter once again shared their suspicions that the programme's counters were being manipulated by an unseen force.Reacting to the video, one fan wrote: "Here we go, the magnet man."Another commented: "That's moved by magnet."Meanwhile, a third fan said: "Said from the start it's magnetised."A fourth viewer added: "I'm sure it has a magnet underneath and don’t want people to win.""Always said it’s magnets underneath," another fan concluded.During an episode of Tipping Point: Lucky Stars last month, the magnet theory was also broached by Emmerdale star Lucy Pargeter.Following a bad counter fall, the actress joked: "[There was] someone with a magnet behind there flipping it that way."Appearing to acknowledge his awareness of the magnet theory, show host Ben replied: "Don't talk about the magnet.

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.

Cutting edge humor. Kylie Jenner’s friend Anastasia “Stassie” Karanikolaou made fun of Kendall Jenner’s viral cucumber cutting skills in a playful new video.

Brooklyn Beckham is getting roasted for claiming his career as a chef is why he’s so filthy rich! LOLz! In a new TikTok posted on Monday, content creator Daniel Mac, who is famous for asking people in expensive cars what they do for a living, came across Victoria and David Beckham’s son in a $1.2 million supercar.

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.

Millie Bobby Brown is growing up to be quite an impressive young woman!

nails being brittle and weak, TikTok might have the answer for you. 'Nail slugging' is the latest TikTok manicure trend. The word slugging itself has been a beauty buzzword in recent times covering everything from skin to hair.The idea behind the slugging technique is locking in moisture, and the hashtag #slugging on social media has over 430 million views, filled with videos showing tips and products you can use as well as praise for how it rejuvenates our nails.

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.

trolls who tell her to “act her age”.The 59-year-old said: “Who would have thought that my work promoting a positive approach to ageing would bring out so much venom and judgement from strangers on the internet?READ MORE: Woman called 'bad mum' for partying in racy clothes slams trolls who want kid taken away"Age shaming is just an attempt to control someone by telling them how they should act or dress or behave based solely on their age.“I won’t stop sharing content that inspires other women to support their health in mid-life and try and live longer and better because of it.”The personal trainer refuses to let cruel comments hold her back.She’s told keyboard warriors that she “won’t apologise” for her shorts being “too short” as she’s a “proud fit granny”.She said: "I’m going to be 60 in February and I am excited.“I’m not frightened and I’m not apologetic about my age.

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.

Cheryl Burke just celebrated a major milestone and she wants everyone to know it!

Rachel Seo editorOn Aug. 6, Em Beihold’s “Numb Little Bug” hit No.

People who shop at Morrisons have been advised not to enter the supermarket until half an hour before closing. If you visit any earlier, you could end up spending more than you need to.

she’s been treated her entire life — starting from when she was a child. “I was reprimanded twice at 2 different offices for dressing ‘inappropriately,’ “Nina Osegueda, 38, captioned her now-viral TikTok. “It’s just my shape.”In the clip — which has been viewed more than 5.5 million times — the Washington, DC, resident said it doesn’t matter how she’s dressed because it’s always deemed “inappropriate” due to her curves.“I learned that no matter how appropriately I’m dressed, my body is so distracting that I will never be dressed appropriately enough for the workplace,” she explained.#stitch with @clayyedward i was reprimanded twice at 2 different pffices for dressing “inappropriately”.

Lizzo may not want to show her face when doing an interview via Zoom but there’s no doubting the pop superstar is actually on the call. After all, who else would have a screensaver that says ‘100% That Bitch’? Here, the creator and host of Lizzo’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls—an unscripted series for Amazon in which the pop superstar searches for fly backup dancers—talks about the freshman show’s six Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Competition Program and Outstanding Directing for a Reality Program, and how she plans to prepare for the big night.

Jake Paul.The 36-year-old hasn't fought since he defeated arch rival Amir Khan in May and he hasn't ruled out returning to the ring with the controversial YouTuber. "If it makes business sense, of course – I’ve put a lot of years into this game," Brook told Safe Betting Sites.

READ MORE: Police officer caught checking his phone during Texas school shooting sparks outrageThe clip was followed by a shot of the TikTok user @alluringskull who was sharing it as he simply said "hello" and wrote in the caption: "This is so America-core."He also added a pinned comment, saying: "Bro, I would’ve quit. I don’t know if I could ever be on the air after that slip-up."Viewers quickly flooded the comments mocking the moment as they claim it must have been a "force of habit" that made her say it.

READ MORE:Party cruise worker shares crazy antics – from matching tattoos to cave partiesOnly known as the ‘anonymous housekeeper’ on TikTok, they have shared various clips to their 13,000 followers to give an insight of their day at work.In one video that has racked up over 200,000 views, the unidentified housekeeper walked into a room where someone had thrown a children's party.They declared: “Housekeeping ain’t for the weak.”The housekeeper revealed various food packets and plastic wrappers scattered across the floor with bags full of rubbish overflowing and spilling out.She then made her way into the bathroom where the area around the toilet and behind the door was stuffed with towels, along with a mug on the floor and the side full of rubbish.Things only got worse as the bathtub had been left full of water with what looked like the aftermath of a pink bath bomb.As the housekeeper made her way into the main bedroom area, the floor was scattered with sweet wrappers, fizzy drink cans and food between the beds.Rubbish was also left on the bed as the duvets were scrunched up in balls and brown stains were left on the sheet also.The desk in the room was half covered by a disposable pink tablecloth with an opened can of Pringles, bananas, paper plates and crates of fizzy drinks were left behind.“Ain’t no party like a Travelodge kids party”, the housekeeper chuckled.The unusual party location may come at a surprise, but the mess is not.The housekeeper said: “Horrific isn’t it? I could cry when I open the doors at times.“You just never know what’s waiting for you.”Shocked at the state of the room, many people fled to the comments to slam the messy guests for leaving it like that.One person gasped: “I’m literally

READ MORE: How to get a flight upgrade - travel experts share 6 easy hacksOne travel expert at ForbesAdvisor said: "While dressing in your finest clothes is no guarantee for an upgrade, a smart outfit will certainly enhance your chances of being chosen."Top paying customers will often be dressed sharper, and airlines will want to ensure anyone they bump to first-class looks the part."Don’t feel the need to dress in anything extravagant. However, just make sure you avoid items that are too casual like flip flops and cargo shorts."Of course, there's nothing to stop you packing some comfier clothes in your hand luggage and changing once you're on the plane! It's not the first time that Brits have been warned that their outfit choice can play a big role.

A good milestone to commemorate! Cheryl Burke is making her way on her sobriety journey.

OnlyFans star has revealed how unrecognisable she is in comparison to her teenage years before she began her transition.Eden Estrada, known online as Eden The Doll, was assigned male at birth and began her gender reassignment procedures when she was 20 years old, completing it with top and bottom surgery at the age of 21.She is now unrecognisable in comparison to her pre-op self and took to TikTok to share photos of herself as a teenager, leaving fans shocked by how much she has changed.READ MORE: Meet Miss BumBum contestant who is transgender model hoping to 'gain respect'In the video, which has gained more than 267,000 likes, Eden shows a clip of herself before cutting to photos of her teenage self as part of the Teenage Dirtbag trend that is sweeping TikTok.The trend sees people sharing images of themselves in their teens to the track Teenage Dirtbag by Wheatus to show how much they've changed. And according to the Los Angeles model's fans, she looks like she has completely transformed into someone else, which Eden has insisted is her real self in prior interviews.