A collection of men in American public life who have shitty hair.

lol i was wondering if i should start posting ufc guys or hold off

not american and not current but maybe a minor legend?

http://www.nhlsnipers.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/jagr2.jpg

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/Images/Phil%20Spector.jpg

Apparently that's a wig, which means he CHOSE to look like that.

Well, tbf:
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01421/phil-spector_1421717i.jpg

TBF this is a bit fish inna barrel (and ok theyre actually Canadian, but whatev)

http://www.tartareandesire.com/interviews/images/skinnypuppy1.jpg

IMO the makeup is more problematic than the hair

http://www.qotd.org/portraits/Koontz,Dean.jpg

airport doorstop novelist and countrypolitan ken burns clone dean koontz

I know this thread's for men (is there a parallel site for women?), and I'll probably catch hell for saying so, but I never realized--could never look past her goofy hair--how gorgeous Janelle Monáe is till I saw Moonlight. I've followed her so little, I didn't even realize it was her till the end-credits ran.

Parallel thread, I meant.

http://www.washingtonblade.com/content/files/2016/07/Milo_Yiannopoulos_insert_c_Washington_Blade_by_Michael_Key.jpg

this man and his many hairstyles can die in a fire

xp sorry about your hair blindness

yeah Monae is OTM, I've almost wondered if she wore her hair that way on purpose so people don't focus on her looks

this man and his many hairstyles can die in a fire

wtf is this and does his t-shirt actually say what I think it does

its milo yiannopolous

sure I spelled that wrong

the bastard son of steve bannon and ann coulter

oh that guy

never seen a pic before

yeah Monae is OTM, I've almost wondered if she wore her hair that way on purpose so people don't focus on her looks

― frogbs, Thursday, 5 January 2017 22:05 Bookmark

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dean koontz in that pic is wearing a wig, right

like he for real looks like the creepy doctor dude from beyond the black rainbow I had in my d/n for a while

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/2233698098/603843-drmercurioarboria_large_400x400.jpg

it's not the hair...

pic.twitter.com/CEGCqxIiTi

— Brendan Karet 🚮 (@bad_takes) September 14, 2019

ok we can x one of this list, man looks great!

I was definitely not prepared for Ken Burns’s lockdown hair. pic.twitter.com/gNyGTSK1Im

— Thierry Côté (@tcote) February 18, 2021

https://www.gq.com/story/ken-burns-hair-interview

The director has long spoken about the impact his mother's death, when he was 11 years old, has had on his work: “All of my life, as my late father-in-law who was a psychologist said, I’ve been waking the dead. Part of that is a really good thing: I know how to make Jackie Robinson and Abraham Lincoln come alive for you. Obviously I’m a failure at the one that I really want, and of course that’s impossible,” he reflected. “I think the hair was just part of a connection. My hair was a Beatle cut when she died. I had had my last barbershop haircut when she was alive, and I don’t think I cut it until ‘75.”