When you think of 80s style, the first things that come to mind are probably neon, spandex, and big hair. There was much more to the 80s than just a huge can of Aqua Net, though it did play a big part. Everyone had their favorite 80s look. Some were prep, some were punk, and others were just extreme. So grab your Billy Idol 8-track and put on some leg warmers as we go back in time to look at some of the styles that gave the 80s their fashion identity. For women, 80s style was, indeed, big hairstyles. Armed with hairspray and a curling iron, women could make their hair do just about anything. Bangs were usually big and feathered back and to the sides or completely straight and blunt....
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80's mustache styles 2019-12-04 01:20 Brians Song and Lady Sings the Blues made Williams a household name in the 1970s, and he carried that charisma and that mustache to the role of Lando Calrissian, probably the only StarWhile the music videos concentrated on Daryl Halls big hair and soulful voice, cowriter and guitarist Oates often played second fiddle but his iconic facial hair was impossible to ignore. 80's mustache styles The lampshade mustache is a variation of the painter's brush mustache. Pencil The reason why this mustache is called the pencil mustache is because it looks like it was drawn with a pencil. But here at The Bearded Savant, we understand the only worthwhile way to...
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Critics Pick the Best Modern Shows Set in the ’80s, From ‘Stranger Things’ to ‘The Americans’ Every week, IndieWire asks a select handful of TV critics two questions and publishes the results on Tuesday. (The answer to the second, “What is the best show currently on TV?” can be found at the end of this post.) This week’s question: What’s the best modern show set in the ’80s? (To qualify, the show must have aired sometime 2000-present.) Alan Sepinwall (@sepinwall), Uproxx Recency bias would suggest “Halt and Catch Fire,” even though its strongest season, this last one, took place in the 1990s, or “ Stranger Things...
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Here at Cheap Pop Culture I’ve decided to honor this Movember by listing the Top Ten Mustaches in Wrestling. Like long glam metal hair and mullets, mustaches, and facial hair in general, are a wrestling fashion staple. Sadly, more and more wrestlers are doing away with the long hair and sporting a clean-cut Lou Thesz look. Mustaches seem to be going that route as well (beards and goatees however seem to be going strong). But just imagine what growing a mustache would do for wrestlers who desperately need a reboot like John Cena or how it would boost certain wrestlers to that next level like Cody Rhodes? The possibilities are endless. Stan Hansen was Stone Cold Steve Austin, before...
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