Hair's the Scoop

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Brooklyn Decker tweeted this image of herself last night after hitting Ted Gibson Salon for a spring clean.

The "Just Go with It" star opted to cut off an impressive 10", add volumizing layers and brighten her signature sandy-blonde.

What do you think of Brooklyn's beachy "lob"?

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Ashlee Simpson rocks a menswear-inspired hat at the 2nd annual Milk and Bookies celebration in LA.

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Halle Berry and Alyson Hannigan have just been announced as co-hosts of this year's Revlon Run/Walk for Women, one of the nation’s largest one-day fundraisers for cancer research, outreach programs and counseling.

Are you one of the 40K+ supporters expected to participate?

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Pink may be known for her love of experimentation, but she's not a fan of this latest look (pictured above) and has taken to Twitter to express her frustration:

"The woman that did my hair butchered it. I hate it. Thanks for pointing out how much you all hate it, too. Helpful," writes the pop star.

What do you think of Pink's new 'do??

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Christina Ricci models a stiff, '60s-inspired coif on the set of "Pan Am."

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Scarlett Johansson channels Marilyn Monroe in Moet & Chandon's latest ad campaign.

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I'm loving Elisabeth Moss' ethereal makeup at this year's Olivier Awards, but that half-updo is such a disappointment. (Don't you agree?)

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Kate Winslet is all about new beginnings at the moment and — like most of us — she's expressing her excitement through beauty.

The award-winning actress shows off a newly cropped and colored coif exclusively in April's British Vogue, and also opens up to the magazine about recent changes in her famous figure, revealing, "I was a lot more voluptuous when I was younger ... I felt I had to defend my body, and took a very public stand, which I still absolutely believe in. But I’ve stopped talking about it now. And, at a certain point, it does become hypocritical.”

What do you think of Kate's new image?

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Celebrity makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua shares how she achieved Hally Berry's latest red-carpet look:

"Halle's Oscars makeup was inspired by the lightness and shimmer of her Marchesa nude crystal and tulle strapless gown. We played up her eyes with warm browns instead of blacks, keeping them shimmery and soft edged while defining them by smoking them up and lining the inner eye. For this, I used Revlon Luxurious Smoky Eye Pencil in Brown Smoky, and Revlon Custom Eyes Mascara in Black.

Halle's base was a mixture of three CHANEL Mat Lumiere Matte Fluid Makeup shades - Honey, Walnut and Chestnut. To balance out the smoky eye, but to still keep her look healthy and fresh, I used peaches that are soft enough yet with enough color. I applied CHANEL Powder Blush in Horizon on her cheeks, a warm glowing peach.

Finally, I lined her lips with CHANEL Precision Lip Definer in Peche, a peach tone that has just enough brightness and definition, and applied CHANEL Glossimer in Petit Peche."