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After reaching out to several designers and being turned down, the actress chose a vintage look.

Police in Virginia are investigating after a young woman was caught on surveillance video escaping from the trunk of a car before being forced back in by a group of four men. Around 9 p.m. on Sunday, Chesterfield County Police responded to a Walmart Supercenter after witnesses reported seeing what appeared to be an abduction. Bystanders said that a four-door seafoam green sedan with Virginia license plates and two different kinds of hubcaps pulled up outside the store. As a man approached the car and opened one of its doors, "a female jumped out of the trunk and fled." The department wrote on Facebook that two men got out of the car and chased after the woman, described as black and between the

Aaron Wise capped off his first-ever PGA Tour win Sunday with an awkward moment forever frozen in time. Finishing three strokes over Marc Leishman during the AT&T Byron Nelson in Dallas, Wise, 21, was awarded $1.38 million in prize money. Following a post-tournament interview, Wise was greeted by a blond lady friend, who congratulated him with a hug instead of a kiss. The cringe-worthy exchange has since made the rounds online, with many offering colorful commentary. “If 1.3M doesn’t get you a kiss I don’t know what will,” tweeted one user. “Good lord my skin is crawling,” penned another. “Absolutely brutal. She’ll deeply regret this the more lucrative his career becomes,” shared another. Thankfully

A Colorado man is facing federal charges after he allegedly harassed a female

A 16-year-old boy is in custody after being accused of first-degree murder for allegedly hitting a Baltimore County police officer with a car, according to charging documents. Three other suspects -- all teenage boys -- were also taken into custody in connection with the Monday killing of officer Amy Caprio, police said. The incident began as the teen sat in a Jeep Wrangler while the three other suspects burglarized a Baltimore County home, according to the documents.

On Monday, President Donald Trump summoned Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats to the Oval Office and demanded to see documents related to the ongoing investigation of his own campaign. At issue is the FBI’s use of an informant who communicated with members of the Trump campaign team. Trump has inaccurately described the man, who has been widely reported as Cambridge professor Stefan Halper - a highly regarded veteran of previous Republican administrations - as a “spy.” The issue of Halper’s role as an informant has lately been pushed by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, who has consistently worked in tandem

This female pilot is using Twitter to call out two sexist passengers.