Penn Badgley has finally buzzed off his shaggy locks. In new photos from Friday's Gossip Girl wrap party, the actor best known as Brooklynite Dan Humphrey poses with his cast mates and shows off a new close-cropped 'do. PHOTOS: Gossip Girl's top 10 OMG moments "All together," Badgley's costar Chace Crawford (Nate Archibald) tweeted when posting the image, which also featured Gossip Girl's Michelle Trachtenberg (Georgina Sparks) and Ed Westwick (Chuck Bass).

Paloma Picasso Net Worth: $600 Million Paloma Picasso is a French fashion designer and businesswoman born in Paris, France in April 1949. She is the youngest daughter of artist Pablo Picasso and writer and painter Francoise Gilot. Paloma started as a costume designer in Paris in 1968 and attended schooling in jewelry design. She was commissioned by Yves Saint Laurent and started working for Greek jewelry company Zolotas in 1971. Paloma designed jewelry for Tiffany & Co.

Play video content IT WASN'T ME Suge Knight's ex-wife says the bombshell theory she murdered Tupac Shakur is a lie that makes ZERO sense because he was the meal ticket for her husband's record label. Sharitha Golden tells TMZ she's heard the allegation for years -- that she plotted with Death Row Records staffer Reggie White Jr. to take out Suge that fateful night in Vegas ... and Tupac was killed in the crossfire.

Chris Brown finally introduced the world to his newborn son yesterday. Ammika Harris gave birth on November 20, but we waited to see photographic proof until now. They also provided us with a name: Aeko Catori. Chris shared on Instagram a black and white photo of himself and little Aeko. In it, he’s gently holding his son’s adorable little foot. We cannot see either of their faces, but the caption reveals a name: “AEKO CATORI BROWN.

US crime This article is more than 9 years oldFlorida speed-trap town disbands police force after ticketing probeThis article is more than 9 years oldOfficials in the tiny town never hid the fact that speeding citations paid for the small police force The tiny town of Waldo in north Florida has such a notorious reputation as a speed trap that AAA erected billboards to warn drivers about it, but all that may be about to change.