J. Cole, like many rappers (i.e. Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar, to name a few), tends to grow out his hair when he’s working on an album. During the Born Sinner era, J. Cole grew out his afro (kept it in shape though) while working on his album: He immediately cut it off after the album came out and he began touring (first for his “Dollar and a Dream Tour,” then for his Born Sinner to...
Aaron Sorkin and Danny Boyle’s troubled Steve Jobs movie has had trouble holding onto its cast, but there’s one way you can help change that: by putting yourself forward for a role. If you ever wanted to be in the audience for one of Apple’s iconic product launches (and, frankly, who wouldn’t?), Beau Bonneau Casting has announced that it is looking for San Francisco-based extras to appear in the m...
ALTHOUGH science tells us men and women lose hair at the same rate, fact is men have the more obvious bald spots while women experience a thinning of hair at first. Whatever the reason, it’s not something that cannot be prevented. This winter try a few of these tips to see a change in your hair loss. Firstly, winter may compel many men, and women, to don their hats, caps and such head-wear. ...
There’s no doubt that LeBron James is one of the greatest players in the history of the NBA. Many arguments could take place over whether he is the absolute greatest but regardless of that final designation; he is certainly in the upper echelon. In a surprising bit of sport statistics, recent statistics show that LeBron James tends to play better without his headband! This is quite ironic si...
Yesterday, the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Golden State Warriors to a 2-1 lead in the Finals.
Odell Beckham Jr. is a wide receiver for the New York Giants (in the NFL). He’s a 22-year-old professional football player and not only is he extremely attractive, but he’s got great hair too! Odell Beckham Jr.’s hair is a low fade with a tall faux-hawk, and the ends of his hair are dyed caramel-blonde. Odell Beckham Jr. is originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This past season...
The NBA playoffs are coming to an end with the Finals right around the corner (actually, they’re tomorrow!) This year the games of the playoffs were either blow outs or extremely intense. This season has definitely had its ups and downs, but we’re not here to discuss the season or the playoffs really… we’re going to focus on the many hairstyles of the NBA players who just h...
Receding hairlines is a problem for many men and women, even LeBron James. Now, you could go James’ route and get hair plugs or use hair paint, or whatever it is he’s doing to “cover up” his famous receding hairline, or you could use a healthier method, which will probably be more beneficial in the long run… One method is using mustard oil. Mustard oil is a dark yello...
Yesterday, Mar. 31 the Golden State Warriors played the LA Clippers, and won! Could it be because their star players (the Splash Brothers – Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson) had matching fades? Maybe! Even if that’s not the case, last night’s game was amazing. The Golden State Warriors were down by 17 points at one point in the game, but managed to pull through and beat the LA Cli...
Today, February 8th, is the 57th Annual Grammy Awards being held in The Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The Grammys isn’t just a platform for music artists to win and be nominated for awards, but it’s also a platform for fashion. Every single artist comes glammed up: wearing designer dresses (that really only they can afford, although I believe they probably don’t even...
To give a short recap on Chris Brown’s (somewhat recent) hair adventures: in 2011, during F.A.M.E. era, Chris Brown dyed his hair bleach blonde, for the first time. After that, he sporadically dyed his hair blonde, switching from his natural hair color to a mustard-yellow blonde or a platinum blonde: In 2012, during the MTV VMAs, Chris Brown appeared in a dark gray colored suit, rocking his ...
Admit it: You’re a little bored with going to the barber and asking for “the usual.” So break in 2015 with the cut you’ve always wanted—shorter or longer or silver-er—with advice from the pros on how to do it regret-free. OPTION A: GO LONG! We’re noticing the high-and-tight side part losing some ground as the office dress code loosens up—and we’re all for a long...
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