Woman trapped upside down in gym as police rush to rescue her during horror workout

Google Maps is able to identify any place in the world simply by glancing at a random image from Google Street View.An American, Trevor Rainbolt is one of the world's top 'GeoGuessr' players in the world. This game sees people look at randomly selected Google Street View images and then guess where in the world they think it was taken.Trevor, who shares his progress on TikTok, is able to identify a country just by looking at the trees, grass, or even the sky in an image. READ NEXT: Weirdest ever Google Maps finds from UFOs to Big FootHe has wowed more than 1.2 million TikTok users by guessing countries after guessing at an image for 0.1 seconds.Trevor told Motherboard that he has played Geoguessr more than 10,000 times, which has given him the ability to learn what the entirety of the world looks like.He says he was 'horrible' at the game when he first started playing, but now says: "I really fully believe anyone is able to do this."Trevor explains he is able to identify countries by identifying the small differences that make each one unique.

Erling Haaland was begged to sign for Manchester United in a comical video which has been doing the rounds on popular social media platform TikTok. Haaland, 22, continues to set the Premier League alight with 10 goals coming from his first six appearances in the competition for cross-city neighbours Manchester City.

READ MORE:You've been using dishwasher wrong as woman shows how to clean cutlery betterCommonly, the tissue is unravelled similar to how someone uses toilet paper – from around the edge.But, apparently this is not the right technique.Gone are the days of letting the blue roll having a mind of its own and unravelling itself as this hack helps to stop this from happening.In a TikTok clip that has racked up thousands of views, a staff member from chef ordering app, Rekki, demonstrated just how the professionals put blue roll to use.She declared: “You’re using blue roll all wrong.”The staff member held onto a blue roll with the end dangling and threw it behind her as she noted this is the “wrong way".She then picked up a fresh roll to show viewers how to perfect using the tissue.

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Dissing the duchess? Bethenny Frankel is doubling down on her criticism of Meghan Markle, claiming she’s “painting herself into a corner” following her royal exit.

READ MORE: Men mock fitness influencer saying she can't match their deadlift – but are humiliated "Watching these guys react to me deadlifting twice my bodyweight," she said."I literally split the belt open!" She does one set and drops the bar on the mat before taking a short break.A man can then be seen resting on the bench and looks at her in awe, saying: "What's that? What the f***? That's just an obscene weight."How much is that? I'm dyslexic."Sydney turns to him and tells him it's a total of 140kg (22 stone).He drops the water bottle, saying on the floor and replies: "What the f***! What is it with all of these beast women? Jesus Christ, that's f***ing sick."Just f***ing units! Oh my days!"Sydney and her friend smile and she thanks him for the nice comment.Some eagle-eyed viewers recognised the man from another viral video on TikTok where he gave an equally astonished look to fitness influencer Alice Elizabeth, who did six repetitions of a 114kg deadlift.To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here. One commented: "He's like aggressively respectful.""I want to see more videos of this man being wowed by different women doing big weight," a second wrote."I saw the other video while back and now this was in my #foryoupage," a third said.Sydney confirmed and added: "After that, he was like 'how has this happened to me twice'."READ NEXT:Woman who wants 'world's biggest bum' feels sick after intense booty-building workout

TikTok after a tattoo artist inked a black blob on their foot to cover up a hole in their sock.The Russian artist, known as @handpoke_tattoo, left users baffled with their method to hide wear and tear in an old pair of socks by permanently colouring a patch of their foot jet black.In the video, which had gained more than 500,000 likes, the tattoo artist user was seen putting on a sock which had a hole in the side, near the ankle.READ MORE: 'Britain's most tattooed woman' gets vagina tattooed and posts intimate footage They then traced the hole with a pen before getting the tattoo gun out and filling in the circle with black ink.When they put the sock back on, the black blob blended in with the sock so it looked like there was no hole there at all.Meet Miss BumBum UK candidates – from ripped gran to Playboy modelViewers were left shocked by the clip as some took to the comments to brand them an 'idiot' and others decided to poke fun at the insane 'hack.'One user said: "How is this so dumb and so smart at the same time?Another quipped: "Why not just do the entire foot and never wear socks again?!"A third commented: "Could just change the socks?"A fourth added: "Sew them up or buy new ones?"Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter The news comes after a tattoo artist went viral after inking freckles on a client's face which viewers believe "she will regret".

No stranger to public drama, Spencer Pratt has revealed all about the celebrities he has met.

Spencer Pratt and Bethenny Frankel are sharing their experiences with Lisa Kudrow.

Carly Rose Sonenclar is opening up about her time as a contestant on season two of The X Factor.

Spencer Pratt claimed Lisa Kudrow was 'one of the worst humans I've come in contact with' in a video that was shared to his TikTok account on Friday.In the clip, the 39-year-old reality television personality referred to the actress as 'Phoebe from Friends' and alleged she was one of the 'worst' people he had ever interacted with 'by far.' Bethenny Frankel also responded to the post with a comment that read: 'That’s crazy. She was on my talk show and I had a crazy experience also.' Ouch! Spencer Pratt referred to Lisa Kudrow as 'one of the worst humans I've come in contact with' in a video that was shared to his TikTok account on FridayThe Bravo star, however, did not provide any specifics regarding her past encounter with the actress. Pratt went on to leave a 100 emoji as a response to the former Real Housewives of New York City's note.

Spencer Pratt is singling out one of the “Friends’ stars as being not so nice.

Spencer Pratt and Bethenny Frankel are clearly not fans of one particular Friends star.

Kyle made the comments during conversations with Michael Bruner and Brittany Hoopes, seemingly suggesting that all the white contestants should stick together. “That possibility of those six with that background, I mean, it looks very similar to the Cookout with a very diverse background,” the TikToker said at the time. “They’ve all expressed why they’re in this game. Joseph [Abdin], more Middle Eastern representation in TV. Indy [Santos], there’s never been a Brazilian contestant or winner … everyone has those strong ‘why’s’ that all coincide.”

Called out. Big Brother contestant Kyle Capener was confronted for his comments about race on the CBS reality series.

Lea Michele has shut down speculation that she is illiterate. The bizarre conspiracy theory originated in 2018 when Jaye Hunt and Robert Ackerman made a 40-minute video for their podcast One More Thing claiming Michele couldn't read and the theory was resurrected on TikTok earlier this year. During an interview with The New York Times published on Thursday, the 36-year-old responded to the speculation.

Speaking up. Big Brother contestant Kyle Capener‘s fellow houseguests condemned his comments about race on the CBS reality series.

travelling the world.Louise Truman, 22, “caught the travel bug” when she flew to Tanzania to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in 2019.But, she’s always loved going away and even fundraised for a scientific expedition measuring radiation in Greenland at just 13. READ MORE: 'I spend £12k a pop on glam trips to Dubai but men offer to fly me out for free' She said: "I went purely so I could spend three weeks trekking across glaciers, climbing mountains, and avoiding the occasional polar bear."At 17, Louise saved up all her money from working at Tesco to spend a weekend in Spain.The, when the young woman had just finished her A-Levels and started a job as a digital marketer while studying Spanish and History virtually at King's College London she decided to go further.She said: "However tough the pandemic was for me mentally, I have never had such an opportunity like that to invest in myself."Over the first six months of lockdown and tentative reopening, I networked like crazy on LinkedIn."I picked up two new freelance marketing contracts, learnt incredible amounts from mentors, and started a social mobility project to help university students."Louise was able to study from anywhere due to the pandemic and she secured a stable income in her marketing role by last year.Now, she travels the world while working from her laptop – and has visited exotic countries like Costa Rica, Tanzania, Thailand, Peru and South Korea.Louise, from Guildford, Surrey, said: "Becoming a digital nomad was entirely accidental, but nobody around me was surprised."It was the best decision I’d ever made." Louise has even developed a following on TikTok as a content creator , @louisetruman, and it is now her main source of income giving her a massive £10,000 a

Kylie Jenner tells one alleged Internet super sleuth that they are making a serious reach.