Malin Akerman Transforms from Blonde to Brunette

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Winsley Masese 26 April 2011 Nairobi — Kenyans might not realise their objectives under the country's long-term economic development plan, if they do not invest adequately in research, science and innovation. National Council for Science and Technology chief executive Prof Shaukat Abdulrazak said research, science and innovation play a key role in growth of a country and decried the low number of inventions patented. "The country allocates a paltry 0.3 per cent of its Gross Domestic Product to science and innovations and this is not enough to stimulate economic growth to the levels expected to achieve Vision 2030," he told participants during the World Intellectual Day Property in Nairobi on Tuesday

People.com :    Do brunettes actually have more fun? Swedish actress Malin Akerman is about to find out.

She might be known for her flaxen hair, but at the premiere of her new film at the Tribeca Film Festival presented by American Express, The Bang Bang Club last night in New York City, Akerman made quite a bang herself by walking the red carpet with a hair color that was much darker than her signature platinum color.

As much as we loved the lighter shade that she wore alongside Jennifer Aniston in their upcoming film, Wanderlust, who doesn’t enjoy seeing how the darker hue makes over her image? If anything, her blue eyes stand out even more now!

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Malin Akerman Transforms from Blonde to Brunette