Trending in TN: Four-year-old boy uses signs to interpret show for deaf parents, US teen, who blasted China with eyelash tutorial, criticises CAA, X-Mas enthusiasts adopt Christmas tree hairdo

Afour-year-old boy’s sweet gesture for his hearing-impaired parents is winning him plaudits online. Gabriel Toseland from the UK interpreted a movie using sign language for his deaf parents and the four-year-old is winning the internet for his big heart. Toseland went viral after his mother shared a video on Facebook, showing the boy seated beside a television and interpreting the show to his parents using signs. “My little interpreter,” the mother of the child wrote while sharing the family clip which went viral. Facebook users were quite impressed with Gabriel. User Darcy Ankers commented “How beautiful! You must be proud.” While another, Leah Price, said “What a beautful little soul.”

Feroza Aziz, the US teen who had criticised the treatment of Uighur Muslims in China in multiple TikTok videos, camouflaged as a make-up tutorial. Now, nearly a month

after her video criticising the Chinese government went viral, Aziz took to Twitter and Instagram to post a new ‘skin care routine video’ in which she targeted India’s

Citizenship Amendment Act. The 44-second clip in which she begins by saying that she wants her followers to learn a new skincare routine to combat skin breakouts. However, she soon starts talking about the CAA and goes on to call it wrong and immoral. The video went viral and garnered over 1,93,000 views on twitter amd more than 47,000 views on Instagram.

Ahair trend has been going viral to celebrate all things Christmassy. The style called Christmas tree hairdo, is making headlines these days. One transforms one’s hair into a Christmas tree. Not just a Christmas tree triangle look, they all complete it with Christmas decoration ornaments all over the hairdo. Tying the hair upside-down, making a cone-shaped hairdo, people are decorating it with lights, glittery rope, decoration balls, and all festive things to give their hair a Christmas touch.