Whether they want to streamline their beauty regimen, add some gorgeousness before vacation, or prepare their little ones for a few weeks at sleepaway camp, many Black people will pick braided ...

A scanner revealed the hidden cargo: 220 grams of cocaine packaged in small bags, strategically placed under what authorities described as a "narco wig." Police estimate the street value of the ...

A 40-year-old Colombian male was arrested at Cartagena's Rafael Nunez International Airport after he tried to smuggle cocaine that had been hidden inside a hair wig he was wearing. The man ...

The Home Office previously said that the 61-year-old had used an ‘array of wigs’ and other disguises in order to pass herself off as the true applicants, both male and female, in an attempt to ...

0:47 Colombian man caught trying to smuggle €10,000 worth of cocaine under his toupee A 40-year-old Colombian man has been arrested after attempting to smuggle 19 cocaine capsules under his wig ...

(AP Photo/Sergio Dionisio, File) Updated [hour]:[minute] [AMPM] [timezone], [monthFull] [day], [year] LONDON (AP) — A British woman admitted Tuesday that she wore wigs and other disguises to ...

A Colombian man has been caught trying to smuggle £8,000 worth of cocaine under a wig. The drugs were discovered by police after the 40-year-old attempted to board a plane to Amsterdam ...

LONDON (AP) — A British woman admitted Tuesday that she wore wigs and other disguises to fraudulently take a U.K. citizenship test for more than a dozen foreigners. Josephine Maurice, 61, admitted in ...

A woman who used "an array of wigs" while completing UK citizenship tests for other people has admitted fraud. Josephine Maurice, from Enfield in north London, pretended to be both women and men ...

showing an image of the sad-looking woman dressed as an Oompa-Loompa in a green wig at the ill-fated Scotland-based Wonka experience. “Right now, we are all her,” Oliver quipped. The Wonka ...

Is there a time of day or night at which nature's heaviest elementary particle stops obeying Einstein's rules? The answer to that question, as bizarre as it seems, could tell scientists something ...

More than a century ago, Albert Einstein predicted that massive objects like large galaxies and clusters of galaxies act like giant lenses in space by bending light from distant objects.