The Weeknd used to have some hair. It reached up from his head like a giant, curling wave just on the precipice of crashing down on his forehead. (Or, as The Cut’s Ashley Weatherford put it, a flaccid penis.) It was distinctive. It was dramatic. Frankly, it ruled. And then, one September day, just like that—gone, without so much as an explanation or a note goodbye.

This is a short one, buds, but definitely worthy of being today’s top story. In an interview with E!, the network that will soon be airing her reality show, the elusive and newly single Mariah Carey revealed her current diet. “It’s really hard,” she told the E!’s Zuri Hall. “My diet, you would hate it. All you eat is Norwegian salmon and capers every day. That’s it.” Norwegian salmon and capers. Every day. That’s it.

Leah Remini’s A&E series about the Church of Scientology and its effects on its followers, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, premieres tonight and her press tour for it has been accordingly full of flames. To The Hollywood Reporter, Remini shared this anecdote in which she described giddy Scientologist Tom Cruise’s attempt to have use her sway to get CBS to pull a 60 Minutes segment on the church. (The King of Queens, in which Remini starred, aired on CBS.

After Evan Rachel Wood alluded to having experienced sexual abuse in an interview with Rolling Stone, the Westworld star has taken to Twitter to talk more explicitly about being raped, once by a significant other and a second time by the owner of a bar. “I don’t believe we live in a time where people can stay silent any longer. I certainly can’t,” she wrote.

Two men in Carytown, Virginia were thrown out of a CVS after store employees hid themselves in the backroom and called the police. The crime: attempting to purchase cheese. As Raw Story reports, Rick Berry and his roommate Philip Blackwell made a late-night CVS run in pursuit of cheese. They asked an employee if the store carried any, and were told no. Soon thereafter, all of the employees vanished.

Five kindergarten and elementary school-aged children were killed Monday in a school bus crash in Chattanooga, and the driver, 24-year-old Johnthony K. Walker is being charged with vehicular homicide. The mother of three children on the bus told CBS that just before the crash, “the bus driver asked the children if they were ready to die.” Four girls and a boy were killed in the crash, and 12 others were hospitalized, including six in intensive car.

A UK based girl identified as JS died from a rare form of cancer last month. Her battle to have her body cryogenically preserved was not reported until after her death, but the decision was hotly contested by her parents in court. The Guardian reports that Justice Peter Jackson ruled that JS’s wishes would be respected, having spoken with the girl before her death. He said: “I was moved by the valiant way in which she was facing her predicament.

On Monday afternoon, soon after canceling the remainder of his Saint Pablo tour, Kanye West was hospitalized in the Los Angeles area. He is currently under medical observation. NBC News reports that the rapper was checked into a local hospital after the Los Angeles police responded to a midday medical welfare call. Sources emphasize that no criminal activity took place. West has merely been placed under medical care for “his own health and safety.

Kanye West has been hard to love lately, what with his troll-like embrace of precisely the people his fans are bound to hate (Bill Cosby….Donald Trump??!). Now he is branching out by denigrating the one person you do not dare slander, I don’t care who you are: Beyoncé. At a concert in Sacramento on Saturday, to which he was an hour and a half late, the 39-year-old rapper railed against Beyoncé and begged Jay Z to call him and not send his “killers” his way.

Actor, DJ, and German Prince of Dread Ansel Elgort does not like Donald Trump. This, by all logic, would mean that I can no longer in good conscience keep Ansel Elgort at the top of my long list of personal enemies, just one of many things—alongside happiness, my desire to have children, and a sense of personal and global security—that Trump’s election has taken away from me these past two weeks.