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We've all had a bad haircut or two, but occasionally a not-so-great hairstyle comes along that becomes engrained in our culture. Only by remembering just how difficult to style, impossibly uncomfortable, and just all-around bad these coiffures were, can we hope to avoid future disaster. Check out five that should stay where they belong: in the past. Source: Memory Lane Read more
I have a strange affinity for the mullet. It may be all "business in the front, party in the back," but when styled just right, this oft-mocked hairstyle can actually have a fresh, chic appearance. And during some recent red carpet events, this shaggy cut was out in full force: Sharon Stone wore her signature short locks in a side-swept mullet-like fashion at the amfAR benefit; Taraji P. Henson, Read more
Of all the songs inspired by haircuts, this one is among my favorites. (It's easily the most bizarre.) "Cut the Mullet" is from the fertile and troubled mind of the late Wesley Willis, a schizophrenic man who dealt with his demons by creating simple songs with a keyboard. A few people mocked Wesley when I saw him perform years ago, but most of the crowd was enthusiastic and supportive. Famous in Read more
Whatever clever nicknames you can conjure up for the mullet, it is definitely one unforgettable style. Yeah, it's the butt of many jokes, but you know what? If it's cut just right, the mullet can look rather awesome in a punky kind of way. Take my fun quiz below to see if you can guess which female celebrities have worn some version of what my wisecracking hairdresser often calls — the Read more
Forget dancing like no one's looking. This guy knows everyone's looking, and he's gonna dance his mulleted heart out anyway. I find his enthusiasm downright mesmerizing. Who knew a marching band could inspire such sweet moves? (Thanks, Stupid Videos!) Read more
This mullet was made for gawking and that's just what we'll do . . . (Let's cut the small talk and get on with the field trip, shall we?) Thanks, College Humor! Read more
Ahh, the mullet. Also known as hockey hair, ten ninety, ape drape and business in the front/party in the back — the mullet has some murky origins. Some claim that it was invented in the nineteenth century by fishermen who needed to keep their necks warm when out fishing for, well, mullets. Others believe both Mark Twain and Marcel Proust reference the bilevel monstrosity. Whatever the origin, Read more
"Can I have the Kung Pao Mullet with some Sweet and Sour Perm on the side?" Thanks, College Humor! Read more
I can't believe Wal-Mart would allow this blatant display of child abuse to parade around the store. (Thanks, eBaum's World!) View 3 Photos › DSC02255 DSC02256 DSC02257 Read more
He may be smiling for the camera, but he's crying inside. Where are the authorities when you need them? Source read more Read more
