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JerkyFlea: August 2000

Author: JerkyFlea

Date: August 2000

Snippets

A couple of bits of pop singer hair news.  No Doubt's GWEN STEFANI recently said in a USA Today interview that she has grown tired of her hot pink color.  No word on what she's changing to, mainly because she said she didn't know.  I gotta admit though, Gwen has managed to make the pink and platinum combo much more attractive than I ever thought it could be.  v  Second tidbit concerns 1999's Best New Artist Grammy Winner (easily the most...uh...respected award they give), CHRISTINA AGUILERAChristina said in an Entertainment Weekly interview a few weeks ago that she has also tired of her platinum hair color and, much to the chagrin of her management, wants to try being a brunette.  And yes, I'm suddenly getting that same "Angelina Jolie at the Oscars" vibe you are. v Ran across this pic of TISHA CAMPBELL of "Martin" fame and wouldn't have even recognized her if the caption didn't have her name in it.  Tisha was always known for the sleek bob she wore (except for the crop she had for a while from filming "Major Payne").  Needless to say, I think the wild mass of blondish curls looks fantastic on her.  And to think she wasted all that time wearing the bob when she could have looked like this.

I fear that some type of professional thief is stalking the cast of the new "Charlie's Angels" movie.  First Cameron Diaz had her eyebrows stolen and now DREW BARRYMORE has suffered the same fate.  Tragic, just tragic.  I guess we can just hope that the next victim is Bill Murray and not Lucy Liu.  Not that I have anything against Bill, but, really, who would you rather see eyebrowless?  v COURTNEY COX ARQUETTE showed up at the Aniston/Pitt nuptial with bangs to go with the long locks she's worn for the past year.  Can't get a final call on how good they look since she's wearing sunglasses, but even with the shade, I think you'll agree that they appear to complete the style perfectly.  If Courtney keeps this up she could go from my personal list of most reviled hair on TV (due to last year's Morticia Adams 'do) to next year's "Best Hair on TV" List.  Heck, if I don't get it done soon, she could make this year's.

Over time, I have instituted various hair growth watches when an actress has gotten a particularly short and/or unflattering style.  In the past we have (and continue to follow) the follicular progress of Liv Tyler, Sheryl Crow, Bai Ling, and, of course, this month's cover girl Keri Russell.  To this list, we now add JUDITH LIGHTAfter ending her stint in the road company of "W;t", she has re-sprouted a short crop of blonde hair from her formerly bald pate.  Stay tuned kids, and I'll keep you up to date with Judith's progress back to her formerly big haired self. v Almost forgot, word is that model KRISTY HUME had chopped off her trademark waist-length blonde locks into a shorter style.  Also that fellow model SHALOM HARLOW has followed suit, though Shalom's hair was much shorter that Kristy's.  How short did they go?  What do the new styles look like?  Don't have clue one, since I couldn't find any photographic evidence of either one.  Everyone seems to know about it, but no one can get a pic to prove it.  Kinda like Bigfoot, but different.  If any of you amateur Columbos (kids, ask your parents) out there that can dig up a picture, send it on and I'll put it in the next column.

Gwen Stefani picture courtesy USA Today;  Drew Barrymore, Courtney Cox Arquette, and Judith Light pictures courtesy Reuters; Tisha Campbell picture courtesy FashionDish.com

Name That Celebrity!

So, I went from incredibly challenging to an absolute gimme.  There has GOT to be a middle ground here somewhere.  For the couple of you that didn't guess them, the mystery celebs were...

Mystery Celebrity #1: VANESSA L. WILLIAMS

Mystery Celebrity #2: WHITNEY HOUSTON

In the avalanche of correct entries, the first person in was...

Elizabeth Neal!

Way to go Elizabeth.  The next 9 correct guessers in order were Blondee897, Amanda Estep, Donnae57, Kerry Lewis, Judi Gronseth, Joy (JaggedLion), Korin Jobb, Meghan Duddleston, and Tammy Keiffer

vvv

On to this month's contest.  As usual, I give you either a picture of a celebrity from early in their life or career with some completely different look or I disguise a current picture.  You then have to tell me who the celebrity in question is.  Simple enough?  Of course. 

You know me and themes.  I find one I like and difficulty be damned.  Well, I may have burned myself again, but I couldn't resist...

Who are the two glamorous '80s models (now former models) pictured below ?

Mystery Celebrity #1: 


 

Mystery Celebrity #2: 

Only hint is that both are better known now for other stuff.  What other stuff?  How easy do you want me to make it?  Sheesh.

Click HERE to enter

or

Email your guess to JerkyFlea@HairBoutique.com with the subject "JerkyFlea Contest". (NOTE: PLEASE BE SURE TO USE THAT SUBJECT LINE SO THAT IT DOESN'T GET LOST IN MY EMAIL!  THANKS!)

As usual, THE FIRST PERSON to send me the correct answer for BOTH gets a hearty virtual handshake and pat on the back...and their name featured in the next column.  The next nine just get their name in the column.  Sure, it's a subtle difference, but those yellow letters don't come cheap.  Good Luck! 

Did Ya Know?

Since I had a bit of news on CHRISTINA APPLEGATE earlier, I figure it's a good time to include a "Did Ya Know?" tidbit on her.  On "Married...With Children", her character, Kelly, was portrayed as a brainless bimbo (by the way, if this is news to you, I have a disturbing update on the Hindenburg for you), known for her revealing clothing and mane of blonde hair.  Toward the end of the run of the series, Christina decided to cut her hair, first in a short Rachel shag and then even shorter.  

 

Since this new hairstyle didn't fit the image the producers wanted Kelly to project, they had Christina wear a longish wig for the last couple of seasons of the show.

The more interesing part is that if you look closely at the reruns, you'll notice that the wig inexplicable changes about midseason of the first year they made her wear it.  

Why would they change wigs when the second one was almost identical to the first, but just different enough to be noticeable?  Well, they didn't really have a choice.  The first wig was destroyed in canine related incident.  Yup, that's right, Lucky, the dog on the show, ate the first wig.  

Don't you just hate it when that happens?

As usual,

JerkyFlea

If the use of any picture in this column violates the copyright of an individual or organization and needs to be removed, please let me know and it will be taken down.

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Drop me a line. Let me have my brush with greatness and I’ll air your side!

JerkyFlea@HairBoutique.com

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