Harry Fletcher

1 week ago | msn.com | Harry Fletcher

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2 weeks ago | indy100.com | Harry Fletcher

Donald Trump has said he asked Israeli hostages who visited the White House if Hamas winked at them or showed any sign of love during their captivity. Whilst meeting with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office, Trump fixated over whether Hamas gave them a cheeky wink or a "meal on the side... like what happened in Germany". During the press conference he went on to stress the US would not be pausing tariffs, claiming they would make the states "rich". Why not read...

3 weeks ago | indy100.com | Harry Fletcher

Morgan Wallen has been slammed by Saturday Night Live viewers on social media after leaving the stage during the ‘goodbyes’ that take part at the end of the show – something people are claiming they’ve ‘never seen’ before. Traditionally, musical guests and the hosts stay on the stage while the credits roll, but Wallen was on his way quickly and left host Mikey Madison standing there with the crew.

3 weeks ago | indy100.com | Harry Fletcher

TikTok challenges come and go, but few look as difficult to master as the Velocity challenge. Hundreds of thousands of people are taking on the new trend, which involves TikTok creators attempting to perform a combination of hand gestures in time to a beat. And while that might sound simple, it’s fiendishly difficult. The trend was first started by TikTokers Hieda & Jarwo in their viral clip, and since then it’s been attempted by countless people on the platform.

3 weeks ago | indy100.com | Harry Fletcher

Adin Ross is back on Twitch after two years away, having been banned back in 2023. The controversial streamer is back after a long absence – but there’s a slight catch, as he lost all the followers he’d previously amassed on the platform. Ross previously had more than 7 million followers, but he’s being forced to rebuild from scratch now. At the time of writing, he has 56,000 followers. Back in 2023, Twitch said he was banned as a result of failing to control unmoderated comments in his chat.