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Help Britney Wig Out!

GiggleSugar — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 13:00:00 -0800

We recently polled you on the style of wig Brit should sport now that she's bald and "The Aniston" took the prize. That so five years ago look had a certain charm and "friendly" appeal to it, but The Donald's abrupt comb-over had my vote. I figure: while Brit's turning over a new leaf in her life, why not try combing over the new hair on her head? Anyway, Brit can't figure out how to fit these wigs on her head and she needs y'all to help her wig out. You game?

Which Wig Should Britney Choose?

GiggleSugar — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 12:08:15 -0800

Everyone knows by now that Britney Spears has gone off the deep end and done what many monks, Marines, and radical lesbians have done for years: chosen to shave off all her hair. Why'd she do it? Maybe to protest what must be the worst life possible: having photographers stalking you constantly and tabloids scrutinizing your every move. Look Brit, let me help you out. Below is an assortment of wigs. (I'm not loving the wig you've got now.) Choose one and make your escape. Go to the Catskills with the kids, take up knitting, organic farming, canning preserves...and get your sh*t together. So folks, help her out: Which wig should Britney choose?

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Product of the Day: Kitty Wigs

GiggleSugar — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 13:30:00 -0700

Your kitteh is purrrfect just the way she is. We already know this. But that doesn't mean we can't mix things up every so often with a tie here and a headset there. If your kitty insists on being the big boss of the house - oh. so. typical. - then she best dress to impress. But what if your kitty desires a softer look, something a little more pretty and pink? Or bashful and blond? Introducing: Kitty Wigs. They're a glam change of pace for your fave feline and they come in four fab colors. Want to bring out the sexy silver seductress in your cat? Or the bangin' blue badass? Check out the four styles below and visit the website to see more photos of these hot wigs in action. Need I say meow?

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Source: Photos by Jill Johnson and Allison V. Smith

Dog Wigs Make Their TV Debut

GiggleSugar — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 08:00:00 -0700

Dog wigs are everywhere and I couldn't be happier! The creator of the wigs, Ruth Regina, made an recent appearance on "The Today Show" to promote these hound hairpieces. Whether blue or pink, long or spiked, Ruth's got the goods to help groom your dog glam. And check out these pups-- don't they look just thrilled? (In a non-enthusiastic sort of way.)

Product of the Day: Wiggles Dog Wigs

GiggleSugar — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 11:16:05 -0700

Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Unless we're talking Wiggles Dog Wigs, in which case, you absolutely must. My fave is the Phyllis Diller wig on the silly pup you see up there! I'm really digging the pink fall on the first doggie, too. Thanks, Geek!

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Product of the Day: Uber Macho Chest Wig

GiggleSugar — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 00:02:00 -0800

Hairy is in. What if the man in your life isn't blessed with hair in all the right places? Well, the Uber Macho Chest Wig will get him going in the right direction. While he's growing out those mutton-chop sideburns '70s porn style, he can fake chest hirsuteness. "Each luxurious patch of lifelike synthetic hair," we're told in the product description, "has three strips of adhesive tape on the back to keep it securely in place..." Sweet.

Have a Kate Gosselin Halloween!

TresSugar — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 13:15:44 -0700

Well, we did our best to name Kate Gosselin's haircut, aka "the Reverse Mullet." BellaSugar Gosselined herself. Even Neil Patrick Harris tried on the look for size. Now, so can you! With the Eight Is Too Much Adult Wig ($15).

I predict a sea of capri pants and cardigans this Halloween, as the reality show star becomes one of this year's most popular costumes. Would you wear this wig?

Have You Ever Dated a Mama's Boy?

TresSugar — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:00:00 -0800

In a way, that's a trick question.

Although "mama's boy" has negative connotations (he was smothered or spoiled by mom), a man who was raised with love and affection by a mother with boundaries often grows up to be what the author of Raising Boys Without Men calls a "head and heart" person.

This positive version of a mama's boy, says Peggy Drexler, is in touch with his and others' emotions and knows how to communicate. (This is assuming the mother herself is connected to her emotions and is a good communicator - a big assumption.)

Have you ever dated a man who was close to his mother? Was he spoiled, expecting you to do everything dear ol' mom did? Was he smothered, one wig and a rocking chair away from being Norman Bates? Or did it help him to respect women and teach him to be connected to his feelings?

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GiggleSugar — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 02:00:00 -0800

A dense brown "wig" on a red head dude - makes sense. (Good luck running your hands through this, gals. . .)

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Teen Quits High School Rather Than Stop Cross-Dressing

TresSugar — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 11:00:00 -0700

16-year-old Jonathan Escobar of Kennesaw, GA, was told by his high school to dress "more manly," so the teen who expressed himself by donning wigs and wearing makeup decided to drop out rather than put up with the dictates.

I think Jonathan looks like an eccentric Hitchcock heroine, and I don't see how this is any different from a teen dressing up goth or emo. (Would they get away with telling a butch girl to dress more feminine?) What do you think about the school's claim that he was causing a commotion with his looks - are they being too conservative about gender?