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Trending: iPhone Hair Gate, Wake up Call, Kangaroo Street Fight

iPHONE HAIR GATE

Forget bend gate.  The newest scandal plaguing the iPhone 6 is hair gate.

People are complaining on social media that the design of the new iPhone pulls on their hair and in some cases tears it out.

Paul Quinn tweeted this photo with a hair sticking out of his phone.

A quick search of the hashtag hairgate on twitter and you'll see a lot of people poking fun at the newest iPhone controversy.

These two fake ads market the phone as a razor for men and women.

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(credit: Twitter/Sir Zee)

And even Gillette has gotten in on the joke -- tweeting this picture and message:

A few iPhone lovers have hit back  saying #hairgate was created by Samsung.

 

WAKEUP CALL

More than a hundred million dollars in donations literally poured in for ALS disease during this summer's ice bucket challenge.

So now everyone is trying to come up with the next charity fundraiser to set social media on fire.

Maybe this is it -- celebrities have started posting pictures of themselves in bed with the hashtag wake up call.

Here's one of Nicki Hilton.

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(credit: Nicki Hilton/Instagram)

Celebrities post the morning selfies -- with a challenge for others to do the same and a call for donations to UNICEF..

Naomi Campbell has gotten in on it, although there's serious questions about whether she woke up like this.

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(credit: Naomi Campbell/Instagram)

And here's High Grant's much less glamorous photo of himself.  It was taken while he was in full makeup for his next movie "Cloud Atlas."

KANGAROO STREET FIGHT

A boxing match in the middle of the street caught on camera is going viral -- and its stars a couple of kangaroos.

Right in the middle of an Australian neighborhood, two kangaroos go at it for more than five minutes.

No pay per view required for this marsupial smack down, which happened in the middle of a suburbian street in New South Wales.

The two punched  and kicked each other -- with no clear winner.

The guy who posted the video on YouTube had no idea what started the fight.

Eexperts say male kangaroos often fight to determine the dominant male in the group.

More than 1.2 million people have viewed the video since it was uploaded about a week ago.

wild kangaroo street fight Aussie style by Rodney Langham on YouTube
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