Millie Bobby Brown is promoting her new movie Enola Holmes on her TikTok page!
The 16-year-old actress recreated the first 15 seconds of the trailer in a new video.
“Now where to begin? My mother named me Enola, which backwards, spells alone. And yet, we were always together. And it was wonderful,” she says in the clip.
Millie even used karate-like kicks at the part of the video where it’s actually her and her mom (played by Helena Bonham Carter) hitting a ball back and forth. Check it out below!
If you haven’t already, be sure to check out the full trailer for the upcoming Netflix movie, which Millie not only stars in, but also serves as a producer.
Enola Holmes will premiere on Netflix later this month, on September 23rd!
You can find their account under the username @blondebrunetteredhead, and their first video was actually posted on Wednesday (September 2), with them just now letting fans know.
In their first post, captioned, “60 seconds with #camilamendes #fyp,” with Lili behind the camera asking Camila questions while she is playing loud music in headphones.
If you didn’t know, the three ladies have been quarantining together in Vancouver for the last couple of weeks before going back to work on Riverdale. Madelaine has been sharing their movie watching journey on her Instagram story – they’ve been going through all of the Harry Potter films!
In a new YouTube video on Dixie‘s channel, the girls dished on who they had a crush on from the app that they then met, and they picked the same guy.
“Can you go first?” Addison says, to which Dixie said, “Troy Zarba.”
“I was gonna say that!” Addison added with a laugh.
“He’s the only person that was on my for you page before I came out [to LA],” Dixie added. “I didn’t know any of these people.”
“So I definitely had a crush on Troy whenever I lived, when I was in college,” Addison continued. “I remember I was scrolling through his page because he was super big in the transitions at the time, and that was like everything.”
Olivia Ponton gets lifted in the air by Harry Jowsey during a fun beach day on Thursday afternoon (August 27) in Venice Beach, Calif.
The 18-year-old TikTok star, who has 3.5 million followers and is part of the Hype House, was also joined by her friend Emma Brooks.
Harry, 23, gained fame on the hit Netflix dating series Too Hot to Handle and was in a relationship with co-star Francesca Farago until their split just a couple months after the reunion special aired.
Indiana got a super cool present from Jared Bailey on their Dropouts podcast, with Zach Justice.
On the outside of her gift was a print out of one of her tweets earlier this month that read, “I genuinely get upset that I never got to see Elvis Presley live :(”
When she opened the present, she was left speechless, as he got her a signed copy of Elvis Presley‘s Blue Hawaii on vinyl, which is her favorite Elvis album, complete with a letter of authenticity. Watch her reaction below!
“Even though we strongly disagree with the Administration’s concerns, for nearly a year we have sought to engage in good faith to provide a constructive solution,†TikTok spokesperson Josh Gartner told TheWrap. “What we encountered instead was a lack of due process as the Administration paid no attention to facts and tried to insert itself into negotiations between private businesses.â€
“To ensure that the rule of law is not discarded and that our company and users are treated fairly, we have no choice but to challenge the Executive Order through the judicial system,†he added.
Earlier this month, TikTok’s general manager assured users that it wasn’t going anywhere, despite Trump‘s threaten of a ban.
If you missed it, this company quickly became a frontrunner in taking over the US operations of TikTok.
It’s official – TikTok now has 44 days to find a new owner to continue operations in the United States.
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday (August 6) to effectively ban the video app.
“TikTok automatically captures vast swaths of information from its users, including Internet and other network activity information such as location data and browsing and search histories,” the order states. “This data collection threatens to allow the Chinese Communist Party access to Americans’ personal and proprietary information — potentially allowing China to track the locations of Federal employees and contractors, build dossiers of personal information for blackmail, and conduct corporate espionage.”
