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A popular TikTok star has been arrested after viewers reported her to the police! Yikes!

A viral TikTok dance left Kyra Sedgwick icing her wrist. Her husband, Kevin Bacon, shared a picture of Sedgwick applying a cold compress to her wrist on Instagram after attempting the "Footloose" TikTok trend. "The aftermath of nailing a TikTok dance #Footloose," Bacon wrote alongside the image.The dance – which is set to Kenny Loggins title song – features one dancer holding the other by their arm and leg before dropping to the beat.

model was shocked to find that "mould" had grown all over the inside of her car after she didn't drive it for just three weeks. Jess Davis - who owns Aussie restaurant chain Mr Potato with partner Tyson Hoffman - uploaded disgusting footage of her discovery to TikTok.

Gergely Dudás — aka The Dudolf — there are three brown “coconuts” among dozens of bear heads. Some of the featured Teddies are sporting various styles of ties, and one even chose a top hat. Another is sporting a Harry Potter-style neck scarf.Most of the bears are a shade of brown, while there are a handful of white bears sprinkled throughout the picture to tease the eye.

Travis Barker's son Landon, 18, took comfort in his new girlfriend Charli D'Amelio, 18, during his father's health ordeal.The new teenage couple were spotted strolling arm in arm during an evening out in New York City on Thursday.Landon's outing comes the day it was claimed Travis is 'expected to be OK' after he was hospitalized in Los Angeles while suffering from pancreatitis that is believed to have been 'triggered' by a recent colonoscopy. Side by side: Travis Barker's son Landon, 18, took comfort in his new girlfriend Charli D'Amelio, 18, during his father's health ordealCharli, a TikTok star, was seen holding hands Thursday evening with Landon, who was wearing a shimmering pair of leopard print trousers.Their dating rumors took off last month when they were seen emerging from one of Travis' concerts together.

Love Island 's Zara McDermott has exposed a massive dumping clue and fans are losing their minds. Zara revealed the clue regarding the order in which the Islanders are positioned at the firepit during a new TikTok video.

0.1% of people. The vexing visual jigsaw was first shared on TikTok in April, but is currently blowing up as viewers strain their orbital muscles trying to crack it.“Only 0.1% can see all 10 numbers,” reads the caption to the illusion, which was shared by user @purpzosaur.

The Chainsmokers have spoken out after their track ‘Paris’ began trending on TikTok as a pro-abortion anthem.The EDM duo’s 2017 song started gaining traction on the video platform following the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling that protects a person’s right to safely terminate a pregnancy in the US.For the first time in nearly five decades, abortion will no longer be protected as a federal right in America.

TikTok after revealing what the common phrases used in school reports really mean.The educator known online as 'Mr A' took to the platform with some classic sentences that parents are used to seeing in the end-of-term reposts and the hilarious meanings behind each one.In the video, which has gained more than 260,000 likes, he explained: "What teachers actually meant in your school report?READ MORE: Teacher spills on the most 'unfortunate' kid's name she has ever heard"Claire has fantastic humour... Claire bullies me.

self-love.Karen Howell took to TikTok with a video dedicated to "non-curvy girls" and referenced comments people have made about her body shape online.In the video, which has gained more than 1,800 likes, Karen is seen walking around the street in a vest top and shorts.The text reveals examples of comments that have been made to her like "are you trying to be a rectangle?"READ MORE: 'Trolls say boyfriend will dump me because of "weight gain" – but I ignore them'She also claims her figure has been labelled as "boxy" and she is constantly told that "curves are beautiful".To which, she replies: "Do you know what I think is even more beautiful? A healthy body, a happy body and dressing for the body shape I actually have, not the one people think I should have."TikTok users flocked to the comment section to praise her for her 'inspiring' attitude towards her body. One user wrote: "I'm so happy I found your account! It's such a confidence boost seeing other beautiful women with the same body shape as me."Another quipped: "Same.

READ MORE: American feels they've been 'lied to' after trying British cheese for first timeNot quite the great philosophical question, but this US expat has questioned why the shop floors have the ‘exact’ same pattern.Instead of turning to Google or flipping through pages of a book to search for the answer, the American put their trust in TikTok to figure out why supermarket floors are the ‘same’.The eagle-eyed American took a walk around the aisles of Sainsbury's and asked: “Why do all grocery stores in the UK have the exact same floor? It's so ugly it makes me not want to buy anything?”In true British fashion, many people fled to the comments on the viral clip to mock the American – and some gave more probable answers.One person commented: “I just realised that you don’t look at the floor and look at the more expensive eye level items.”Another user mocked: “It's stained from everyone's spilt tea and biscuits.”A third person voiced: “Because they want you to look at products and not the floor.”Someone else chuckled: “They’re dead flies, they just paint over them.”Meanwhile, a fifth user questioned: “Why would you not buy groceries because of the floor?”“It could put people off food”, the American simply said.And, this is not the only time the American has been confused.Previously, they were left baffled as to why Brits have garages in their ‘living rooms’ and park their cars in the garden.READ NEXT: Man slammed for insisting girlfriend covers cost of all meals on her birthday holiday

wouldn’t fit on the rides, she almost canceled.“The fact that I even have to think about if I will fit the rides is the first difference [in being a plus-sized visitor],” the mental-health nursing student told NeedToKnow.online.O’Neill said she worries about pushing down ride seats and safety bars to close them, adding that she also is concerned about safety following the death of a 14-year-old boy who died after falling off a ride at a theme park in Orlando, Florida, in March. An autopsy subsequently found that he was 96 pounds over the weight safety limit.Deciding she didn’t want other people to be in the same uncomfortable situation, O’Neill — who is a size 24 to 26 — made a TikTok video of herself checking seat sizes for each ride.“I used all the test seats that I could find, which most people don’t have to do,” she explained.

Congratulations are in order for Halloweentown stars Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz as they are engaged!

Kevin Bacon is kicking off his Sunday shoes nearly 40 years after cutting loose in 1984’s "Footloose." The actor recently took to his social media and tried out the viral "Footloose Drop," a TikTok trend that has reached millions of views, with the help of his wife Kyra Sedgwick. The viral moves, which are set to the film’s title track by Kenny Loggins, involve one person holding the other by their arm and leg before they drop to the beat. "I don’t remember this being part of the original #Footloose choreography, but figured we’d give it a spin," the 62-year-old captioned the video.

Taylor Lautner's fiancée has admitted she was once 'Team Edward.'Taylor Dome, who goes by Tay, decided to accepted the TikTok challenge to show 'your childhood crush and then the person you ended up with.'Admitting on social media that 'i think it’s time to come clean…' the24-year-old nurse admitted that when it came to first loves, she was all in for Robert Pattinson, 36, who starred at Edward Cullen opposite Taylor Lautner, in the Twilight films. Switching teams: Taylor Lautner's fiancée has confessed her first crush was a Twilight star, but it wasn't her husband to be The gorgeous vampire was a romantic rival with the 30-year-old actor's Jacob Black for the affections of Kristen Stewart's Bella in the blockbuster film series.

A post shared by Kimberly J. Brown (@officialkjb)Brown took to the comments to put her love on display. “Love you baby ❤️,” she wrote. Brown and Kountz’s engagement news was met with excitement from their famous friends and followers.

When it comes to must-have makeup, tinted brow gel sits at the top of our list.There isn’t a day we don’t use it, which is probably why the product runs out so fast – and why we sometimes forget to re-buy it as often as needed. If you’ve also finished your formula and you’re in desperate need of a new one, you’ll be pleased to know that one user on TikTok has revealed a genius way of creating an eyebrow gel out of ingredients you probably already have knocking around the house.

A woman was left 'speechless' after trying on a pair of £6 bikini bottoms from ASDA. Samantha Pamela describes herself as a 'Midsize mumma into flattering fashion. Fuller busted and rocking my mum tum."

Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka has created a divide on social media after putting in some extra work behind the scenes. Wan-Bissaka and fellow non-internationals returned to pre-season training at Carrington, but the right-back faces an uncertain future.

TikTok star randomly gave her some flowers.The pensioner was having a quiet coffee on her own in the Emporium Mall in Melbourne when 22-year-old Harrison Pawluk politely interrupted her to give her a bouquet.Harrison, who was inspired to do random acts of kindness after seeing people in poverty overseas, asked her: "'Sorry to bother you, is it okay if you can just hold these?"READ MORE: Struggling mum asks Aldi cashier to stop scanning items but kind stranger pays insteadHe then bent down to take out a parka jacket from his backpack before, walking off, telling her to "have a lovely day" as he left her with the flowers.The woman seemed confused for a moment as she initially thought he had forgotten them but when she realised they were for her she started to get teary.TikTok fans were moved by the clip, which has gained more than 51.9 million views and 10 million likes and was captioned: "I hope this made her day better."Harrison has since spoken about the social media stunt to Mail Online, as he revealed why he does these things for random people on the street.The YouTuber and TikTok star, who earns between £5,000 and £8,000 a month from his platforms, said: "I was recently inspired to change the nature of my content and use my platform to do some good and spread some kindness. "Not enough creators utilise their platforms for good.

READ MORE: The day the Queen ‘looked ridiculous’ as Rolls Royce got stuck in McDonald's drive-thruHe then holds it up to the camera before telling her he'll "post it through the door".A few seconds go by as he struggles to make the drop-off, but he then goes back to the camera and adds: "Melanie, it's gonna be in bits in the morning. I'm sorry."It's cheese.