Kim Kardashian showed off perhaps one of her most dramatic transformations to date, debuting a brand new cropped cut.  The SKIMS entrepreneur took to Instagram to show fans that she was opting for a grungier, messier look with slicked back, short pink hair, keeping her roots black. It was certainly a bold change from Kim's usual long, black sleek locks, and fans were certainly shocked by the change.

SNL’s Kyle Mooney showed up on Comedy Bang! Bang! recently as the show’s intern Monty, and Aukerman made him report live from a scene of earthquake destruction while also demanding he make silly butt jokes at his own expense. Kyle Mooney Plays Overworked ‘Comedy Bang! Bang!’ […] ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWlobWdga3ysxcueZKann6OyunnPpZiyq12kw6a%2B1qippJ2UYrCwucSdsGaakaO0bq7Ap55moZ6psrO6jKamp6ypY7W1ucs%3D

Margot Robbie donned a fishtail-style Chanel gown at last night’s Golden Globes, joining a slew of stars who gave subtle nods to the mermaidcore aesthetic. To complement her ethereal aura, the Babylon nominee sported a sheeny holographic manicure. According to celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik, who created Robbie’s nail look, the secret product is Essie’s Holographic Top Coat from its Expressie FX line. Equal parts pretty and price-friendly, the shimmering polish is just $10.

This case revolves around Milteer Hendricks obituary details. Man detained in fatal Cape Town stabbing of a 19-year-old. Milteer Hendricks, 19, of Falmouth, was killed by Adrian Black, 22, who is accused of murder and assault and battery with a deadly weapon. In connection with this weekend’s deadly stabbing of a 19-year-old in Falmouth, authorities detained a Taunton man on Monday. According to a press statement from the Cape & Islands District Attorney’s office, Milteer Hendricks, 19, of Falmouth, was killed by Adrian Black, 22, who is accused of murder and assault and battery with a deadly weapon.

For over a decade, an unidentified collection of bizarre shark eggs left Australian scientists baffled — but now, they've discovered that the eggs belong to a new species of demon catshark.White et al./Journal of Fish BiologyThe new species of demon catshark is notable for its distinctive glowing white eyes. An unidentified shark egg discovered off Australia’s Kimberley coast in 2011 recently helped researchers identify a new species of demon catshark. The newly discovered shark has distinctive white eyes that scientists say are rare for deep-sea sharks — and could offer a better understanding of how sharks evolve.