Hair-raising
Sept. 29, 2006
Fifty-plus years ago, Yul Brynner shaved his head to draw attention to his Broadway performance in ""The King and I,'' but America wanted celebs with full heads of hair. Now actors think it's cool to be baldy. John Hall, who spent his summers at Brant Beach, is the latest bald guy in movies; he has a small role playing himself _ a Coast Guard rescue swimmer instructor _ in ""The Guardian.'' Why is hairless considered so macho?
Fifty-plus years ago, Yul Brynner shaved his head to draw attention to his Broadway performance in ""The King and I,'' but America wanted celebs with full heads of hair. Now actors think it's cool to be baldy. John Hall, who spent his summers at Brant Beach, is the latest bald guy in movies; he has a small role playing himself _ a Coast Guard rescue swimmer instructor _ in ""The Guardian.'' Why is hairless considered so macho?
posted by Eleanor's blog at 10:12 AM
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Why is anything considered macho?
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