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Actor Glen Powell is facing a disturbing situation with a TikTok user who has been printing and eating his photos daily for 80 days, demanding a movie role. This obsessive fan has even accessed private family pictures and appeared at red carpet events, leaving the star reportedly devastated despite his public composure.

YouTuber Allen Ferrell has been banned for life from all Six Flags parks after filming himself eating chicken nuggets on Cedar Point’s Millennium Force roller coaster in Ohio. Park officials said the stunt violated safety rules that ban loose items on rides. Ferrell called it a fun challenge, but Six Flags said safety concerns left no room for exceptions.

Popular streamer Lacy's live broadcast took a dramatic turn when police pulled over his car and arrested him mid-stream. Viewers watched in real-time as officers questioned him about golf clubs in his vehicle, with unconfirmed reports suggesting they might be stolen. Lacy also faces a reckless driving charge. The incident, captured live, has gone viral across social media platforms.

Every week some or the other challenge go viral on social media. Some are creepy, others are dangerous but this new challenge on the block is hilarious. #HornChallenge is keeping social media users busy and spreading laughter. For #HornChallenge, you have to press the face of an unaware friend or an acquaintance as the ‘bus horn’ sounds play in the background.

A Swedish mother faced legal consequences for a tiktok prank involving cracking an egg on her daughter's head. The court fined her approximately $2,070 for harassment, emphasizing the emotional harm and public humiliation inflicted on the child. This ruling highlights the importance of protecting children from exploitation in online content and the legal ramifications of such actions.

Social media influencer Natalie Reynolds, known for her TikTok presence, faced a ban from the platform following a controversial prank video. The video, which involved a homeless woman in Austin, sparked outrage and calls for legal action. Reynolds' subsequent emotional breakdown outside TikTok headquarters went viral, igniting debate about influencer accountability.

Ben Azelart is trending after claiming he earned $1.2 million from a single YouTube video on Sidemen Inside Season 3. The clip, shared by Jack Manifold on X, quickly went viral. Despite this, Azelart says his success came from steady growth, not one viral moment, as he built his career from skateboarding videos to global content creation.

A video of a son covering his parents' kitchen in peanut butter has gone completely viral!

A new challenge, which has gone viral on the app, which is making people literally break their bones! Consider yourself warned!

In southeast Houston, a 10-year-old boy was critically wounded after being shot while participating in a late-night door-knocking prank. The incident, reminiscent of the "Door Kicking Challenge" on TikTok, led to one person being detained for questioning. This event echoes a similar violent encounter in Frisco, Texas, prompting concerns about the dangerous trend.

TikTok star Heston James, known for his chaotic prank videos, faces potential jail time after being arrested in Arizona for stunts at local businesses. Streamer Adin Ross has pledged financial and legal support, calling the charges excessive. James is selling merchandise featuring his mugshot to fund his defense, sparking debate among fans.

After Faizal Siddiqui, it's his elder brother, Amir Siddiqui -- who enjoys a following of 3.8 million -- whose account has been suspended owing to multiple community guidelines violations.

A man wrapped in green plastic tried to check himself in as luggage at Miami International Airport, LATAM Airlines, creating a bizarre scene that amused but also disrupted travelers. The prank quickly went viral on social media, leading to varied reactions about the stunt's purpose and Miami airport's peculiar reputation.

In an extraordinary move, the Madras high court on Wednesday ordered a ban on mobile music app TikTok, saying addiction to such apps was spoiling the future of the youth and the mindset of children.

October 2025 brings exciting TikTok trends to the USA. Users are embracing the Group 7 challenge, spooky Halloween jump scares, and fast outfit changes with the Touch It trend. Nostalgic VHS filters evoke warm memories, while friendship edits capture heartfelt connections. These viral moments are captivating audiences across all age groups.

The 2025 NFL Draft saw unexpected pranks. Shedeur Sanders received a fake call from a Saints impersonator. Mason Graham's phone was flooded after a TikTok video. Tyler Warren and Kyle McCord also faced prank calls. Isaiah Bond was cruelly pranked with a false Falcons offer. The NFL is investigating these information leaks. The league aims to protect future draftees' privacy.

NFL players are using TikTok to boost their popularity and income. Rob Gronkowski, Tom Brady, and JuJu Smith-Schuster are some of the stars with significant followings. They share a mix of content, including humor, behind-the-scenes looks, and dances. If TikTok is banned, it could impact these players' ability to engage with their fans and earn money.

A dangerous "Chromebook Challenge" on TikTok encourages students to damage school-issued Chromebooks by inserting metal objects into USB ports, causing short circuits and fires. Schools across multiple states have reported incidents, leading to evacuations and safety concerns. Students face legal charges and financial penalties, while TikTok claims to be removing related content.