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Miley Cyrus New Haircut: Chops Platinum Locks, Tweets Transformation Pics (PHOTOS)

Miley Cyrus used social media to debut a new short pixie haircut to her fans. The 19-year-old joined celebrity hairstylist Chris McMillan in tweeting a series of photos to show the transformation from her long locks to a new bob haircut. The first announcement came from her McMillan who tweeted a picture of his scissors getting ready to cut off her hair bun. "Bye bun! Stay tuned!," he wrote.

McDonald's Curly Fries: Where Can You Get It?

McDonald's has added a new item to their food menu -curly fries, nicknamed "Twister Fries."To the dismay of McDonald's fans the offer is only available in the Philippines. The "Twister Fries" are available for a limited time, only three weeks after its debut on August 1 at the fast food chain nicknamed "McDo" there. "It's time to get twisted again," McDo wrote. "The famous McDonald's Twister Fries is definitely back! Prioritize 'em because they're only available for the next THREE WEEKS!"
Movies & TV

"Matrix" Director Larry Wachowski Undergoes Sex Change, Announces New Name "Lana" In "Cloud Atlas" Preview Trailer (VIDEO)

Larry Wachowski, one half of the famous film directing team The Wachowski Brothers, has changed his name from Larry to "Lana" after undergoing a sex change operation. The former Wachowski Brother, known for directing "The Matrix" film series, is the first film director to come out publicly as transgender. The New York Post reports that Wachowski came out in a trailer for the upcoming "Cloud Atlas."

Google Nexus 7 Tablet Sold Out In USA; Where Can You Get It?

Google's Nexus 7 tablet is almost completely sold out across the country. There have been signs stating " SOLD OUT" both online and offline at retail outlets around the country for the ASUS-manufactured device. If you would like to get one of the few items left for purchase see below.

Google Nexus 7 Tablet Forces Nokia Lumia 900 Price Cut to $49

Nokia has dropped the price of the Lumia 900 to its original price in the United States, just three months after its release. Once the world's dominant mobile phone provider, Nokia was late to embrace smartphones, and has lost out to Apple and Samsung in the mobile market. The phone can be purchased for $50 with a two-year contract through AT&T.