
My dad always told me, "If someone notices that you got a haircut, you're not getting your hair cut often enough." He said that part of maintaining a professional appearance meant getting your hair cut often enough that your friends and coworkers could not tell that you had gott …
Haircut sparks controversy at Staten Island middle schoolSource: silive.com
Half-dressed is clearly against school policy, but what about half a haircut?
Dennis Reynolds, an eighth-grader at Staten Island's Barnes Intermediate School in Great Kills, claims he was sent home this morning because he arrived with half his head shaved.

Warning: This entry contains the word homophobe, homosexual and hairstylist. I have attempted to use the words appropriately, however if the content offends, please refrain from commenting. I have likely already heard what you have to say.
Shaving it All Off for the SummerSource: The New York Times
A little off the top? How about everything off the top, and the sides and the back as well? Carlos Rodriguez, pointing to his hair, said he wanted to "get it all off."

Strange how one can find cuteness in another's misery.
Entitled "Haircut". Courtesy of Pixdaus.com
How to Get Victoria Beckham's Haircut | eHow.comSource: ehow.com
Have you also fallen for the miss Beckham hysteria that seems to have taken over southern California? Maybe getting a new haircut to copy the often talked about look of the pop icon and better half of the L.A. Galaxy soccer player David Beckham.
Of $300 Makeup and $400 MakeupSource: shadow-media.org
Covering the tabloid nature of political campaigns that focus not on the politicians and their policies, but the cost of their haircuts, the cost of the makeup for tv, the way they smell. Links to the examples, and a plea to knock it off!
The Haircut siren song Source: Media Matters for America
"It is some kind of commentary on the state of American politics that as Edwards has campaigned for president, vice president and now president again, his hair seems to have attracted as much attention as, say, his position on health care."
Splitting Hairs, Edwards's Stylist Tells His Side of StorySource: The Washington Post
For four decades, Joseph Torrenueva has cut the hair of Hollywood celebrities, from Marlon Brando to Bob Barker, so when a friend told him in 2003 that a presidential candidate needed grooming advice, he agreed to help.

Perhaps it was the truckload of folks who stopped next to me at a red light and delightedly called out "Hey Jesus! What's up, man?" Perhaps it was my inability to eat ice cream without having my hair and beard smell like old milk for the rest of the day.
Bad Time For Bad Hairday (ROFL)Source: JPiCForum.info
24-year-old man was cutting a relative's hair Tuesday night and apparently wasn't doing a great job... Burkee says the haircutter's wife took offense for some reason and stabbed her husband in the chest with a knife.
The Haircut That Won't DieSource: Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News
So the issue isn't Edwards's haircut, but how to respond to the lies and exaggerations that now masquerade as politics.
Fashion Police: Iran Bans Western HaircutsSource: uberlounge.com
The Iranian government on Sunday announced new policies effective immediately in all of Iran's barbershops. Barbers are not allowed to give western style haircuts, apply make-up, or pluck eyebrows for their male customers.
John Edwards 'embarassed' by pricey haircutSource: qctimes.com
As a gusty spring wind tousled his neatly trimmed locks Friday, Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards said he's embarrassed about his now famous $400 haircut.
Quad-City barbers call Edwards' $400 haircut 'impossible'Source: qctimes.com
Quad-City barbers put down their shears and sputtered words like "preposterous" and "impossible" Wednesday when they heard of Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards spending $400 for a haircut. In the Quad-Cities, $10 or $12 is about average.
Q-C barbers call Edwards' $400 haircut 'impossible'Source: qctimes.com
Quad-City barbers put down their shears and sputtered words like "preposterous" and "impossible" Wednesday when they heard of Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards spending $400 for a haircut. In the Quad-Cities, $10 or $12 is about average.
Spears' Hair Hits Online AuctionSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
Despite the fact that I am contributing to the contamination of the sombre blogosphere, I thought this seed was too weird to pass up.
Macaca? Mohawk? Here's the Big Hairy DealSource: The Washington Post
This week, after Sen. George Allen called his opponent's staffer Macaca, a controversy brewed. What does the word mean? Is it demeaning? Or worse yet -- French? But amid the apology and recriminations, a mystery has emerged regarding coiffure.