Amanda Bynes is one of the most beloved actresses to Canadian millennials. If you were born in the 90s, then you definitely loved watching her teen romcoms all day long. Sydney White, She's The Man and Easy A are just a few of my favourites.
I'm not kidding, when I was growing up, I'd watch What A Girl Wants on repeat. Bynes was talented, beautiful and always played the slightly dorky girl that everyone could relate to. What's not to love?
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@rlamandabynesUnfortunately, a few years ago, Bynes went through some seriously troubling times. She drastically changed her appearance, starting posting really questionable comments on Twitter and become unrecognizable to her fans.
After growing up and going through this bizarre (and erratic) series of events, Bynes quickly closed herself off from the spotlight and hid away from the cameras. She hasn't been on film in years!
@_amandabynesThat is, up until recently. Earlier this year, she posted this photo on her official Twitter. This was the first time in a long time that Bynes had shown her face to her fans again.
Dinner with friends at Girasol💋 pic.twitter.com/1XM413gNQ1
That photo was taken earlier in the year, and now she's changed up her look again. Just a few days ago, a new photo of her was released and she looks totally different!
Here's what she looks like now.
@amandabynes_xBynes looks totally different! It looks like she's dyed her hair back to her natural colour and it definitely suits her! We're loving it.
It was recently discovered in an interview with US Weekly, that Bynes plans on coming back to TV! Can you believe it? According to the interview, she is graduating from California's Fashion Institute this fall while she plans for her big comeback on TV.
We can't wait to see what she does!
Acute Care Alberta CEO Dr. Sayeh Zielke speaks as Major-General L.W. Rutland listens during a press conference following a fatal incident at CFB Wainwright in Alberta, in Edmonton, Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a statement on Parliament Hill following a deadly fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, in Ottawa on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026.
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