‘Time traveller’ claims dead man will be resurrected and share secrets of afterlife

For most, August 23 is just another day. But to the Bryant family, it’s everything. Because it marks the birthday of their late patriarch: Kobe Bryant.

READ MORE:Woman who can't smile told 'turn that frown upside down' defies trolls to become modelAnd, they are not all appetising.He even had to move out of student accommodation because of his flatmates had names that were not too pleasing on the palate due to his rare condition.Now 23-years-old, Henry is a barman and regularly posts on TikTok where he shares his experience of the neurological disorder.In a recent clip that has racked up thousands of views, the lad responded to a comment from an intrigued user who asked if he would still be friends with someone if their name tasted and smelled "awful"."No I wouldn't", Henry brutally admitted. He continued: "Funny story actually, when I was in second year in uni I went into a halls and I couldn't believe it.

READ MORE:'It's hard having big boobs in this heat – they get sticky and men call me a tart'She has now has taken to TikTok to candidly share how “hard” it was for her when she had larger boobs - and it seems many agree with her.In the clip that has racked up 220,000 views, she posed with some bright orange joggers and a black bandeau crop top as she held onto her luggage.Savannah explained: “Something I don’t think people talk about enough is how hard it is for big boobed girls to travel.“Before I had my breast reduction there was always so much stress around dressing ‘appropriately’,“Making sure I didn’t look like I had them [boobs] out on ‘purpose’,“Having the right bra for each individual top”, she added another issue.“Never having cute summery tops/bikinis and always needing to pack 18 sports bras because the only way to get any support was to double bag’em.”“Petition for big boobed girls to be allowed double the luggage allowance”, Savannah called for change in the caption of the viral clip.The now travel enthusiast has sparked a huge response from other women who have had similar experiences by being big boobed and catching flights.One person commented: “Girl, that surgery was life changing. I completely relate to this.”Another user added: “No 100%.

READ MORE: 'I'm a mum - no one values what we do unless we earn a pay check'The mum, who posts on TikTok as @the3holmboys, has gone viral on the social media platform for sharing her no plates take on meal time.In the clip that has racked up 14.7 million views, the mum-of-three covered her wooden table in cellophane wrap.While her three young sons sat around the table eagerly waiting for their grub as one twizzled their fork.With a big smile on her face, the mum poured a saucepan of spaghetti onto the middle of the table as the steam ushered upwards.“Kids super excited”, the parent shared as one boy’s face lit up at the pasta covered table.“Grant not as much”, she said as the dad gave half a smile at the sight.The mum then came back as she poured the bolognese sauce and meat on top of the ‘messy’ meal.Judging by the little lads’ faces, they seemed overjoyed at their communal dinner as the mum remarked “success.”Since being posted, the TikTok video has now racked up a huge 14 million views and a lot of different opinions.Some people saw the fun side of the messy dinner and praised the mum for creating memories.One person commented: “How fun!!! Try it with nachos next time.”Another user added: “It’s a fun idea, your kids will remember this when they’re older.”While a third person voiced: “I love this. We do this sometimes with fries.”Someone else praised: “It's fun kids enjoyed it so why not.”Meanwhile, a fifth person pointed out: “No bunch of dishes to wash yayyyyy.”However, not everyone was so keen on the idea of no plates.One person fretted: “Why don't they use something called plates which is much better than messing up the plastic on the table?A second person admitted: “I can’t do this.

Rosie O’Donnell has an answer for her daughter’s TikTok videos. The actress and TV personality replied to her daughter’s video that claiming she didn’t have a “normal” upbringing.Rosie O’Donnell shares a photo with her girlfriend on InstagramRosie O’Donnell takes her relationship with girlfriend Aimee Hauer to a new level!Replying to @user1067987344110O’Donnell shared a clip where she addressed her daughter Vivienne directly. “Vivi, what do you mean I didn’t do anything normal? I did normal things.

Rosie O’Donnell is responding to her daughter’s latest TikTok.

Disney World visitor shared the nightmarish moment they got stuck on the “It’s a Small World” ride for almost an hour after the attraction broke down in a TikTok video. The incident was described as "torture" as the group of adults were stuck on the ride for around 45 minutes as the puppets of children from different countries continued to sing.TikTok user @Hazeysmom22 shared a clip of the boat grinding to a halt along the indoor river with the trending sound 'Oh no!' by Kreepa playing over the top.

MomTok” — posted the now-viral clip on TikTok last week, lip-syncing along to Young M.A.’s “Beatbox Freestyle,” in which her new beau, Dakota Mortensen, slides into frame, stroking his beard suggestively towards the camera. The 28-year-old mom-of-two posted the video after a fan left the comment, “Where’s the guy you cheated with…” on one of Paul’s previous videos.

Rosie O’Donnell is responding to her 19-year-old daughter’s assertion that her upbringing wasn’t “normal,” with the actress threatening — albeit, jokingly — to spill some secrets about her in retaliation.

Rosie O'Donnell is responding to her 19-year-old daughter's assertion that her upbringing wasn't «normal,» with the actress threatening — albeit, jokingly — to spill some secrets about her in retaliation.On Thursday, Rosie's daughter, Vivienne, posted a TikTok video, saying she loves her mom, «but one thing she's not done is normal.» Vivienne made the video in response to comments fans left on a video -- dubbed «Story Time with Vivi» -- she posted Wednesday, in which she told a story about how, from the time she was born until she was 12, she didn't know that the woman named «Mo» and who often visited was actually Madonna.Fans commented on the «Story Time» video saying, «Your parents did an amazing job keeping you out of the craziness of Hollywood.» Another fan wrote, «I mean kudos for growing up not jaded by the industry that Rosie was a huge part of! Amazing.» But, the real kicker, seems to have been this comment, «LOVE that @Rosie_ODonnell kept things relatively norm well as much as possible! You are the sweetest! Lol

This is one spectacular way to hand in your two week notice.

Donald Glover is addressing backlash surrounding his depiction of the Black community in his FX series “Atlanta”.

TikTok after a haircut he received from his mum left him looking like Mr. Burns from The Simpsons.Twelve-year-old Nathaniel Glennen initially asked his mum, Johanna, for a cut inspired by Gargamel, the evil wizard from The Smurfs, but his family were soon left in hysterics when he was left looking like Homer Simpson’s boss.Johanna shared a video of the haircut on her TikTok account, adding the caption: “Am I a bad mum for getting my son cut his hair like Mr Burns [sic].”You can watch the video below.Gargomal or Limmeny Snickets even? #mrburns #gargomal #thesmurfs #amiabadmum #badhairday #pinknade #limenysniket #thesimpsons ♬ original sound – Johanna Clark “He had this beautiful wavy blonde hair that he always wore swept to the side,” Johanna told The Mirror.“I cut it myself because I felt weird going into the barber in our small country town and asking for such a crazy cut.

READ MORE: 'Boys say I’m too hot to be asexual – but I’d happily never have sex again' And Amie, who works in musical theatre, has now opened up about how she tells others – including potential partners – about being asexual.She told Daily Star: “I definitely find that extremely hard. But as time has gone on I am finding it a lot easier.“And being so open about it on TikTok has really helped me find my confidence with it.“I definitely find it easier telling strangers or colleagues that I’m only on a job with for a few days because strangers don’t have preconceived ideas about me.“And those work colleagues I might only see for a day or two and I might never see them again so I don’t really care what they think.“I didn’t find it hard telling my best friends but telling some friends who I’m not close with is difficult.”Amie speaks openly about asexuality on her TikTok page where she has 17,000 followers.

The ongoing feud between JoJo Siwa and Candace Cameron Bure just won’t die!

Donald and Stephen Glover addressed criticism from the Black community that their hit FX series Atlanta isn’t for them during the show’s TCA panel on Tuesday. The show’s fourth and final season is set to premiere on September 15.

OnlyFans funds to pursue a campaign for public office after she branded her "kinky" rival a "naughty boy".Martha Bueno, who recently claimed she had posts removed from popular social media tool TikTok for being "too spicy," is running for public office. Her candidacy, which is being funded through earnings on her OnlyFans account, is a hopeful campaign intending to expose the "dirty politics" of the Miami-Dade, United States, area.

TikTok user who used to work in Primark has lifted the lid on what it's like to work there, why you can never find your size, and how to pay less for your items.Caitlin Sinnett told her followers on the platform: "We probably won't have your size in stock or the item in stock because we hold little to no stock in the shop. "We only order the stock that we need.

Kylie Jenner is sharing a super sweet tribute to her mom.

Liverpool Echo reports.READ MORE: Greggs' bid to sell ­sausage rolls 24 hours a day has been axed due to 'disorder' fearsThey said: "Over recent weeks, we have seen an increase in the number of incidents of antisocial behaviour in the area with our people being subjected to verbal and physical abuse."This decision was not taken lightly and we are working closely with the police to find a resolution and help reduce these incidents."They added: "We have a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to crime and antisocial behaviour, and have temporarily restricted restaurant access to under-18s from 5pm." And the strict rule is clearly being enforced as one customer overheard a security guard telling a young man about the policy after he tried to enter during the forbidden hours."As I was leaving the security guard stopped a man he believed to be a teenager and told him they weren't allowing people under 18 into the restaurant after 5pm without an adult with them," the customer explained.The same customer had witnessed 'large groups of kids' being ejected from a cinema and park in the same area the previous night."I was in town the night before and there were large groups of kids all over Liverpool One [shopping centre] and they were moved on a number of times by security near the cinema and in Chavasse Park," they said of a similar incident, suggesting the problem might be more widespread and not limited to the fast food chain.The ban is currently temporary, but it is not clear whether it might be extended if antisocial behaviour and violence towards employees continues to be a problem.READ NEXT:Oktoberfest in jeopardy as Putin cuts essential supplies to German breweriesLucky person has scooped £1 billion on the lottery and they

READ MORE: Woman 'brainwashed' into wearing Union Jack clothes as kid giggles at past snapsFor Dionne Williams, she wanted to dress up at primary school but, like many, her mum ‘forgot’ about the non-uniform day.