Beauty

Outta the way Madonna, Eminem, Marilyn Monroe and Sisqo ... a new HUGE man has joined the ranks of the blond ... former Laker star Andrew Bynum who's bleached his dome to Nordic levels.

Bynum debuted the new 'do on social media ... posing for a pic in a Dave & Buster's with his head looking as white as Steve Nash.

No word on why this happened ... but if you know Bynum -- who's thrilled us with Jheri Curls, Afros and the now unforgettable Ike Turner 'do (check 'em all out in the gallery below) -- nothing hair related is out of the question.

Play on, playa.

Kim Kardashian and her family just dropped the hammer on a plastic surgeon who's been cashing in with something called the "Kardashian Facelift."

According to docs obtained by TMZ ... the Kardashians sicced their attorney on Dr. Gary Eldridge, demanding he quit using their name to promote his product, or else.

TMZ broke story ... the Australian doc had filed docs to trademark the fibrin protein treatment in the U.S. He even claimed it was named after his family dog, and NOT Kris Jenner's krew.

But the letter to Dr. Eldridge informs him the family already holds countless trademarks on its name for beauty, cosmetics and all sorts of advertising, upon which he is infringing.

In plain English: Beat it, doc ... we're working this corner!

The Kardashians' faces have inspired a new cosmetic procedure which bears their name ... even though they're not the ones cashing in on it.

That honor goes to Australia's Dr. Gary Eldridge, who just filed for a U.S. trademark on his "minimally invasive face/neck lift" ... which he calls the "Kardashian Facelift." He says it's a painless injection of fibrin protein that forces skin to repair and rejuvenate itself naturally.

Despite the name, Kris Jenner and her flock aren't getting a penny from Eldridge's practice. In fact, he cleverly says his procedure is named after his daughter's dog ... Kardashian.

If you wanna bark up that tree ... it'll cost you $1,870.

Kylie Jenner's lip kits are in such demand, fans are breaking the law to get a piece of the action.

A bunch of customers are demanding answers after various products they ordered were MIA when they opened the boxes ... this according to the Better Business Bureau.

According to the BBB, the boxes had "highly recognizable" Kylie labeling, which proved irresistible to thieves who found the boxes either en route or on doorsteps and mailboxes ... and they somehow got inside and pilfered the contents.

Kylie's people have talked to folks at the BBB and assured them they would solve or at least minimize the problem by making the labeling more low key.

Cheryl Tiegs has a strange way of defending her comments about plus size models, in general ... and Ashley Graham, specifically.

We got the OG supermodel Thursday at LAX, and she told us the media misinterpreted her words when she said this year's S.I. Swimsuit cover girl Ashley's look was ... not healthy in the long run.

So, check out the video -- Cheryl breaks down exactly what she really meant, and in the process says she prefers "the normal, fit athletic, Sports Illustrated girl."

There's more, including her true feelings about Ashley's beauty ... though we're not sure how Ashley will take this.

#Covergirlwars

Kristen Stewart hit up the Cannes Film Festival Tuesday night ... camera ready for a 'Twilight' sequel.

Sorry Twi-hards, no Edward and Bella reunion. K-Stew threw on some serious dark shadows for the premiere of her indie flick "Personal Shopper," which happens to be a ghost story, so she was right on the money.

Floyd Mayweather is never gonna stop torturing us normies with his swag ... first it was cars, then it was food, now it's his haircuts ... which COST $1,000 BUCKS A CHOP ... TMZ Sports has learned.

Leonardo DiCaprio might not wanna skip out on the $60k in free swag at the Cannes Film Festival celebrity gifting suite because one of the freebies is a $40k solar power system. Score one for climate change!

That's only the start in the GBK Lounge where they're also handing out a $10,000 Soundwall system, a $2,500 Gevril Swiss watch and a bunch of vacations.

In the downer (but necessary) dept ... Heritage Financial is kicking in a $2,500 certificate for advice on wills and estate planning -- 'cause remember, you can't take all this stuff with you.

LifeCell Skincare is sponsoring the event -- not that any Hollywood celebs use anti-aging cream or anything.

Shaun White's hair is iconic -- it once got a write-up in GQ -- but now, he's changing it up again ... with some bright red braids.

The snowboarding legend hit up Mammoth Mountain with his pal Louie Vito and a couple of ladies -- and one of 'em decided to change things up on White's head.

Lionel Richie wants you to stay pretty all night long -- and that appears to be the hook for the cosmetic line he wants to launch.

The singer launched his new business endeavor last week when his company filed a trademark for "Hello By Lionel Richie."

The copyright covers just about everything beauty related ... cosmetics, face masks, body glitter, bath beads, hair bows, nail polish, etc.

And there's a separate trademark for candles and candle accessories.

A big-time celeb makeup artist who's worked with Madonna, Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga ... got arrested after cops say she stabbed her sister with an umbrella.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ they were called to Sharon "Mama Makeup" Gault's home Monday in Santa Monica for a loud dispute. When they arrived, cops say Sharon and her sister had gotten into it, and Sharon's weapons of choice were a wooden clothes hanger and umbrella.

We're told Sharon connected with the hanger multiple times then picked up the umbrella and used it in a "stabbing motion." Her sister had minor scratches and bruises but refused medical treatment.

It's unclear what started the fight. Sharon was booked for assault with a deadly weapon.

Model Mara Teigen is intoxicating the Internet with her uncanny resemblance to Angelina Jolie.

The Wilhelmina model has the trademark lips, jawline, cheekbones and striking eyes that'd probably have Brad Pitt taking a second look.

Teigen's attracted a strong following on Instagram ... but she burst into the spotlight after appearing in Kylie Jenner's "Glosses" music video promoting her lip gloss line.

Thanks, Kylie!

Kate Middleton's been fully exposed ... 'cause now the world knows her royal dogs bark just like her royal subjects' do.

The Duchess of Cambridge kicked off her shoes during a visit to the Gandhi Museum in Delhi with Prince William -- and lo and behold, Kate's feet do NOT get the royal treatment. There is zero evidence of any fancy pedicure or nail polish.

Sure, you'd expect her feet to be done up to the nines, but Kate clearly does things her own way.

So, there ya go ... a princess (duchess) is NOT always waited on hand and foot.

Pay. The hell. Attention.

UFC legend Dan Henderson is about to give the fellas -- and some of you ladies -- the most important advice he could ever give you.

He's gonna tell you exactly what you need to land a smoking hot wife.

Henderson should know ... his wife, Rachel, is an absolute DIME ... and when we ran into him out in L.A. we had to know ... dude what's the secret?

He has an answer ... hope it helps out ... in the meantime, enjoy some pics of his work below.

We'd advise you just look though ... guy could kill you.

Harper Beckham is only 4 but already has her mom's schtick down to a T.

Victoria Beckham's adorable mini-me was tended to hand and foot at Olive & June in Beverly Hills. Gotta hand it to the kid for color coordinating her nails to her outfit.

Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney could be on the hook for more than $200 million for not tweeting about their own makeup line ... this according to a new lawsuit.

Hillair Capital Management claims it ponied up more than $10 million to save the Kardashian sisters' struggling cosmetics line, "Kardashian Beauty" ... after their former business partner went belly up.

As we previously reported, the Kardashians originally partnered up with a company called Boldface in 2012, launching a makeup line called "Khroma Beauty."

Problem was ... a year later, a judge blocked the company from using the name "Khroma." The girls changed the name to "Kardashian Beauty," but Boldface started tanking.

A savior stepped in ... Hillair Capital Management, buying out Boldface and sinking $10 mil into the business.

Hillair now claims the Kardashian girls didn't hold up their end of the bargain by blasting out the virtues of "Kardashian Beauty" to their millions of followers.