VIDEO: Johnny Depp & Amber Heard Are Blonde Bombshells While Leaving Dinner In London!

Johnny Depp was spotted out in London with girlfriend Amber Heard and the two were dressed to the nines as they were leaving Scott’s Restaurant. The Pirates of the Caribbean actor was showing off his newly dyed blonde locks to the world. what was the change of role for? Hmmm could he maybe believe the phrase “blondes have more fun” and just wanted to test it out for himself?

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VIDEO: Johnny Depp & Amber Heard Are Blonde Bombshells While Leaving Dinner In London!

Undercover at Disneyland: "Shameful" trick to skip lines

NBC’s Jeff Rossen investigates the shocking way some families have been cutting to the front of those long lines at Disney: by hiring disabled tour guides with special passes so they get onto rides without a wait.

It can be frustrating to wait in long lines at Disneyland, but now some families have figured out how to cheat the system. TODAY National Investigative Correspondent Jeff Rossen and his team went undercover at the theme park to investigate what many call a shameful trick.

Watch the video report or above or click here to read a text piece showing what they learned about skipping to the front of the line.

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Undercover at Disneyland: "Shameful" trick to skip lines

Undercover at Disneyland: "Shameful" trick to skip lines

NBC’s Jeff Rossen investigates the shocking way some families have been cutting to the front of those long lines at Disney: by hiring disabled tour guides with special passes so they get onto rides without a wait.

It can be frustrating to wait in long lines at Disneyland, but now some families have figured out how to cheat the system. TODAY National Investigative Correspondent Jeff Rossen and his team went undercover at the theme park to investigate what many call a shameful trick.

Watch the video report or above or click here to read a text piece showing what they learned about skipping to the front of the line.

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Undercover at Disneyland: "Shameful" trick to skip lines

Undercover at Disneyland: "Shameful" trick to skip lines

NBC’s Jeff Rossen investigates the shocking way some families have been cutting to the front of those long lines at Disney: by hiring disabled tour guides with special passes so they get onto rides without a wait.

It can be frustrating to wait in long lines at Disneyland, but now some families have figured out how to cheat the system. TODAY National Investigative Correspondent Jeff Rossen and his team went undercover at the theme park to investigate what many call a shameful trick.

Watch the video report or above or click here to read a text piece showing what they learned about skipping to the front of the line.

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• Tea Party groups sue IRS, Obama administration


• Al Qaeda propaganda mag crows about Boston attack 


• Plans for vast student database collide with parents’ privacy concerns

Follow Open Channel from NBCNews.com on Twitter and Facebook

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Undercover at Disneyland: "Shameful" trick to skip lines