Two days ago, Iggy Azalea celebrated her 30th birthday. The Australian transplant seemed to celebrate in a low-key fashion, as most birthdays seem to be these days given the various restrictions across the country for COVID-19. She shared her elaborate cake on her IG story and feed, and that was that, really.

It seems there is no baby between her and Carti, despite rumors. No matter, it appears she did receive a massive heart-shaped bouquet filled with red roses, roses which match the colour of her new hair. Azalea debuted the short new locks in her latest IG post, with the roses as her backdrop. Fans continued to flood her comments with birthday wishes, while Iggy didn’t leave much in the way of caption aside from a single red rose emoji.

Iggy’s been extremely quiet on the music side of things too as of late, we can only assume she’s taking advantage of quarantine time and working on her next album.

Check out the new hair below. Is red hair the new way to celebrate your birthday?

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson does not look like the same man from a few weeks ago. Fresh off the stunning announcement of his wife Ciara's third pregnancy (and their second as a couple), Wilson went and debuted a brand new 'do, setting social media ablaze and surprising the world with just how different he looks. The highest-paid player in the National Football League has been growing out his locks, trying out different styles with his hair-dresser and, at the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars After-Party, he made sure to get everyone talking about his look.

Last night at the post-Oscars soirée, Russell Wilson and his wife Ciara made an appearance and the quarterback wore his hair back but, several days prior, he rocked a messy look at a Tom Ford fashion show, eliciting tons of stunned reactions from people worldwide. 

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"You have got to be kidding me," wrote one critic of his new hair. Others were quick on their feet, editing his photo onto a bottle of conditioner and joking that he could be a spokesperson for men seeking the most hydrated hair possible.

Whatever you choose to say about Russell Wilson's new hairstyle, one thing is for sure: it's a choice... Are you a fan?

The start of a new year is always a great time to switch things up, and nothing marks a fresh beginning quite like a new hairstyle. For veteran rapper The Game, he decided to go with a fire new look for 2020 that's, well, actual fire.

While his flaming hot haircut was met with many positive responses, the message of his post was a bit less cheerful. His caption reads, "All the shit I been through... it really amazes me that I’m still here," followed by the #FlameGang hashtag to signify the new 'do. While he's notably been still mourning the loss of Nipsey Hussle — he's been regularly making posts under the #MarathonMonday hashtag every week — it is worth noting that he's wearing a pair of Lakers basketball shorts which is presumably in tribute to the tragic loss of basketball legend Kobe Bryant earlier this week. To echo some of the top commenters on his post, including Power actor Larenz Tate who wrote "Keep movin Boss!!! ? continues," we're praying that the homie Jayceon keeps his head held high so we all can see his dope new haircut even better.

In other news, take a look below to see how The Game's Born 2 Rap Tour is going so far:

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I never start any tour off without doing the 1st show at home. Los Angeles, I’m forever grateful. Thank you to @ncf_co for documenting the behind the scenes & the show. My nigga @moneygangworldwide for putting it together. Thank you to all the dope fans who came out to show love. S/O my brothers @mozzy @dopeitsdom @dsmoke7 & @sincerelytobi for showing up..... & my entire band @thefurnaceband..... @sunnyis_justliv @chller @moeroy @dontmindifiduke @buddaonbass @lifeoftitus. Also @leauxsteez @lexgiana & @stylelikekay for the clean looks..... Last night was an amazing way to start this tour off & I can’t wait to see all my UK/European fans starting next week. #Born2Rap #Prolific #SenorDeLosCielosTequila #TreesByGame #GrammyWeekend

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Jada Pinkett Smith has been switching up her hairstyle for the last few weeks, proving that she can seriously rock any look. Before the new year, the 48-year-old Red Table Talk host debuted some cute blonde braids – also making it seem as though she’s aging backwards – and now that 2020 is upon us, she’s come through with yet another age-defying update on her head top. 

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Jada uploaded a new image to her Instagram that sees her rocking a blonde bob, perfected with lighter curls. By no surprise, the beautiful image pulled in all kinds of sweet reactions by fans and famous friends who complimented the look and how it matches perfectly with the tone of her skin. 

Jada has previously opened up about a time she was dealing with hair loss that resulted in her opting for a turban look for a chunk of time. She recalled the moment as “terrifying” when she was showering and chunks of her hair would fall out. “It was one of those times in my life where I was literally shaking with fear,” she said. “That’s why I cut my hair and continued to cut it.”

Clearly, Jada is feeling better than ever. 

After telling the world that he would be returning to his 2016 vibes in the new year, fans are confused why Lil Uzi Vert hasn't dyed his hair back to purple. During his breakout run that year, the star sported violet dreads, crafting his "look" before he started experimenting more with different colors. With a flurry of Heaven's Gate-related photos being shared on his personal accounts, it looks as though Lil Uzi Vert may be easing us back into the release of the long-awaited and highly-anticipated Eternal Atake. Uzi initially used "New Patek" to announce the project before getting sidetracked by label difficulties. Now, we're still enjoying the "Futsal Shuffle 2020" in hopes of more new music sometime soon. A bright orange hairdo would appear to point to good times for the Philadelphia rapper, especially given his explanation of the shift.