A model in Utah claims a phone scammer got her to shave her own HEAD and EYEBROWS. They claimed they were with the haircare brand Redken, and offered her thousands of dollars to film herself doing it.

A British man claims he discovered a "pig nipple" in a bacon sandwich that he ordered from McDonald's recently. And he's so grossed out that he's going vegan. But McDonald's says there's NO chance it's a pig nipple, because they use back bacon cuts.

A vehicle ran a red light in Michigan on Wednesday morning, which caused a garbage truck to swerve and crash into a building. And that crash exposed a massive, illegal marijuana grow operation.

The big science stories this week included fire alarms going off on the Space Station. A study on cats found the gene responsible for giving tabbies their stripes. And Wired.com did a cool video on the physics of the Milk Crate Challenge.

The company that makes Roomba is guaranteeing that the new model is able to detect and avoid solid pet waste . . . so their robot vacuums will no longer track disgusting messes throughout your house.

A website wants to pay someone $1,300 to watch 13 horror movies while their heartrate is monitored. The films include "Saw", "The Amityville Horror", "A Quiet Place", "The Blair Witch Project", "Get Out", "Paranormal Activity", and "Annabelle".

A woman from Chicago missed her flight home from Fort Lauderdale on Monday . . . and made a BOMB threat when she found out the plane had already left the gate. She was with her husband and son when it happened. Her family says she was worried her son would miss school the next day, so that's why she did it.

A study found Texas is the state where the most people have been attacked and killed by wild animals. The rest of the top five are California, Florida, North Carolina, and Tennessee.

Some of the best jobs for lazy people include: House sitting, video game testing, and being a sommelier.