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And to keep up with the times, Shania Twain freshened her look by transforming her dull brown locks into a vibrant shade of red, debuting her updated ‘do on Sunday at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada.

— Daily Mail

ON STAGE:Shania Twainshowed off hernew ‘do at theBillboard MusicAwards whereshe presentedthe Top RapArtistaward toNickiMinaj.

NEW LOOK: Shania Twain debuted new red locks as shegraced the red carpet of the 2013 Billboard Music Awards inLas Vegas, Nevada, on Sunday.

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