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The spa - Bjórböðin Beer Spa - is located in Árskógssandur, Iceland, and the beer bath is made up of yeast, barley, water but no alcohol as it’s bad for your skin - the yeast on the other hand is apparently really good for your skin and hair 😮 The manager of the spa has said to the Metro 'We recommend that you do not drink from the tub’ - a pretty standard rule for a bathtub but probably wise to warn people 😂 It costs £113 per couple and there’s a beer tap next to the tub so you can pour yourself a cold Sumar Kaldi beer (the brewery's beer at the spa) whilst taking a bath at any point 🍻

Impressing the ladies https://t.co/rOLG1bludn

Wait until the end 😂

We bet he couldn't do this again if he tried... 😆 #FailArmy #gymnasticbodies #gymnasticsfun https://t.co/kAg1eCcZ2U

Don't use your walking stick with a hoverboard. 😂#FailArmy #hoverboards #boomers https://t.co/roX6m8CvuK

The first instalment of the fifth and final season will be available to watch on 3rd September, followed by part two on 3rd December. Get ready to say ciao (bella) to the Professor and the gang for the final time 😢🙌 Head to the link in bio to watch the teaser and for everything we know so far 🔗

'LONG LIVE THE KING' 🤣 🎥 mariahngarrett

Johhny Boughfarhat, age 26, launched the all-in-one live online events platform called Hopin at the start of the pandemic 🖥 The idea began in his girlfriend's bedroom in 2018 after he was left bedridden due to being ill - but at the time he couldn't secure any funding to move forward with the idea. The Zoom-style software enables staff to work remotely and communicate via video calls - following the pandemic Hopin's user-base shot up to over five million giving it a value of £4.1billion with American Express and Hewelett-Packard among clients 💰 The company’s soaring value has left Boufarhat with a net worth of £1.5billion, placing him in 113th place in the Sunday Times Rich List.

Hi everybody 😂💙https://t.co/F73Q3dSkSA

You fuc-ing ... https://t.co/XjmDyn6Sx4

Imagine how the cactus feels, dude just backing up into him like that. 😡 #FailArmy #cactuslovers #cactusaddict https://t.co/5lzpRF47uz

Happy Birthday to John C. Reilly 🎉 He has some amazing characters on his résumé 🙌 Which is your favourite?

Dayaal Kaur, from Birmingham, was taken for a test at Mensa by her parents at age three and scored 142 - which is not far off Einstein's result of 160 🤯 Proud dad Sarbjit Singh told Birmingham Live: "We sat outside the room by the stairs and all we could hear was Lynn Kendall [a Mensa psychologist] laughing with Dayaal. She explained that Mensa only accepts the top 5% in the UK and she said that Dayaal was in the top 0.01%. She said that her IQ was 142 at the age of three. Apparently, Einstein's top IQ was 160 and I'm not sure how old he was when that was measured." Psychologist Kendall went on to say that Dayall is extraordinary and that she's a "warm girl with an amazing sense of fun". Imagine being three years old and being in the top 0.01% of the UK for intelligence 😲👏

In 2010 Laszlo Hanyecz, a computer programmer, used 10,000 Bitcoin to purchase two pizzas from Papa John's worth around £30 at the time - fast forward 11 years and the 10,000 bitcoin is worth £270 million💰 Hanyecz managed to spend the bitcoin by trading it with an 18-year-old student called Jeremy on a bitcoin forum. After he completed the transaction he posted a thank you to Jeremy (jercos) writing: "I just want to report that I successfully traded 10,000 bitcoins for pizza. Thanks jercos!" Speaking to Coin Telegraph a few years back he said: "I don't regret it. I think that it's great that I got to be part of the early history of Bitcoin in that way. People know about the pizza...everybody can kind of relate to that and be [like] 'Oh my God, you spent all of that money!'" Would you have regretted that purchase or had a positive outlook on it like Laszlo?👀

The Rhythms of Ratatouille.. 🤯 🎥 IG: josh_harmon_ https://t.co/EXr1kuyVeN