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Contends President Bill Clinton's haircut while Air Force One idled at Los Angeles International Airport resonated across the US because it served as an emblem of Clinton's troubles: the seesawing on Bosnia, the collapse of the stimulus plan and Democratic attacks on his tax increases. Latest polls on Clinton's presidency; Seven members of White House office fired; Most consistent image of White House that of celebrities whisked in and out; Harry Thomason's job.

The article discusses First Lady Michelle Obama's hair style and the meaning it holds and interest it commands among African American women. The author explains how Obama's hair style is considered to be a status symbol communicating the beauty, acceptance, and power of African American women. It discusses the history and sociology of African American hair styles.

The article offers several hair styles done by New York City based hairstylist Olubunkola Ojeifoof on social media star kids. The kids on which the styling was performed include Madison, Ava and Alexis. The styles applied on kids included pigtail, puff balls, ponytails, Bantu knots, curls and crisscrossing.

The article discusses the life and career of Major League Baseball pitcher Noah Syndergaard, and it mentions what the author refers to as Syndergaard's awkwardness as a child, as well as Syndergaard's success on the New York Mets baseball team. The nicknames Bumpy and Thor are addressed, along with the transformation of Syndergaard's body size over the years. Exercise routines are examined, along with Syndergaard's body fat reduction and his hairstyle.

An interview with American actress Jennifer Aniston is presented. Topics discussed include her daily workout routine, her motivation to exercise and improve physical fitness, and her views on the criticisms faced in the social media. Aniston also discusses her married life, her preferred hairstyle, and her definition of personal beauty.

The article discusses the elements that are supposed to be part of the Southern American style, as of February 2016. Topics include views of Lucy Collins of the Fashion Institute of Technology on the significance of monograms in fashion; the prominence of a signature perfume; wearing pearl; wearing pink lipstick; prominence of hair style; and wearing a pair of proper jeans.

The article presents several courses for hairstylists offered by the hairstyle industry in the U.S. These includes the Bond Academy offering students and professionals training with the latest trends and techniques. The VTB-TV from GKhair is a web-based educational tool offering classes covering topics including cutting, coloring, and hairdressing techniques. It also mentions the Top Gun Front Desk webinar from Inspiring Champions.

A calendar of events related to hairstyling industry in the U.S. in 2013 is presented which includes America's Beauty Show, International Beauty Show-Las Vegas, and Inspiring Champions Champ Camp Dallas for Service Providers and Owners.

The article discusses women's hairstyles that include bangs, and quotes hairstylist Creighton Bowman from New York City. Blunt, choppy, and sideswept bang styles are described, and Bowman recommends the styles for women with thick hair. Actress Zooey Deschanel's hair style is described, and Bowman suggests matching haircuts to personal style.

The article presents popular culture and cultural industry news briefs as of March 4, 2013. Rhythm and blues (R&B) singer Justin Timberlake will reportedly embark on a summer tour with rapper Jay-Z. Singer Lady Gaga must refund nearly 25 million dollars in ticket costs after canceling her concert tour due to a hip injury. Michelle Obama, the wife of U.S. President Barack Obama, provides a quote about her hairstyle change.

The article profiles U.S. model and actress Felicity Jones. It says that Jones who studied literature at Oxford University considers celebrities Carey Mulligan and Keira Knightley as friends. She acted alongside with other British actors and actresses including Ricky Gervais and Dame Helen Mirren. It mentions that the actress did her own makeup and hair style in the film "Like Crazy."

The article looks at the dumbest U.S. Air Force rules according to some airmen. They include one that prohibits airmen from consuming food or beverage while walking in uniform. Another rule requires airmen to wear reflective belts or armbands in low-light conditions. Also included in the dumbest rules is the prohibition of certain haircuts such as Mohawks and cornrows.

The article reports on the poll conducted by the magazine on the most sought-after celebrity hairstyles in the U.S. in 2011 which include the bob, long bangs, and the pixie cut.

This article offers a look at beauty trends and products from across the U.S. It notes that girly headbands, such as those from J. Crew and Jennifer Behr, are popular among Texas girls. Another beauty trend among teenage girls and young women is high buns, which is a hairstyle that Maine girls love. Recommended beauty products include Mark Mini Mark It Stick Hook Up Stick for Eyes in Marina and Victoria's Secret Beauty Rush Lip Gloss in Passion Fruit Pop. It reveals that Washington girls like to smell good all day long by layering multiple products.

The article focuses on the success and sustainability of men's grooming salon American Crew in the U.S. The company has successfully impressed the society by its classic and masculine collection of haircuts and hairstyles. One of the most significant consideration of founder David Raccuglia in assuring the success of the company is developing styles crafted from the past trends.

The article informs about American singer-songwriter Katy Perry's hair style and how she combined new dark hair style with a popcorn shirt, a trend of stretchy, wrinkled, shiny and basically non-washable fabrics. Topics include Makeup artist Michael Anthony posted Instagram with a singer American idol judge; and performer Katy Perry, life is a series of costume changes, some with the perfect material for singing comfort.

The article features Abba salon's high-performance product collection called Abba Liquid Styling Tools that integrates science with nature in the U.S. The hairstyle collection was introduced in 1988 and was the brainchild of hairdressing expert Alan Benfield Bush, who partnered with fellow stylist and entrepreneur Jim Markham to develop products that would support his world-class education technique of Condensed Cutting and Perming.

The article focuses on short hairstyles given to four women by U.S. stylist Ursula Stephen. The women include community coordinator Kenyatah Griffin, global financial support analyst Shani Barnes and corporate underwriter Chanelle Dumas. Stephen states that the factors to consider when making a hair change are, personal style, face shape and hair texture. It offers tips on dealing with hairstyles considered undesirable, including getting opinions from friends and family and informing the stylist about it. INSET: "OH, NO! I HATE MY CUT".

The article presents information on the hairstyles of various Hollywood celebrities and how to do them. Most of the layering in actress Drew Barrymore's hair is in the bottom 2 inches, says Tim Rogers, a spokesperson for Charles Worthington London. The real cut of actress/singer Jennifer Lopez's hair is inside, says celebrity stylist Saran Potempa. Actress Jennifer Hudson has long layers at the crown, says Takisha Sturdivant, a hairstylist with Pantene Academy of Science and Style.

The article presents information on the popular hairstyles from U.S. celebrity stylist Chuck Amos. It says that back in the day, trendsetters like Salt 'N Pepa and MC Lyte sported uneven, layered haircuts that made all take note. It also suggests that for an updated version of this look, one is urged to try straight strands with short choppy layers on one side and a long sweep on the other.

The article presents the nine hair dying rules considered by Hollywood hair stylists in the U.S. The most important rule to follow is to choose the right color that will look best for the hair. Avoiding very blond and very dark shades also counts. Los Angeles-based celebrity colorist Kim Vo suggests putting Vaseline for a smooth, non-messy hair.

The article focuses on children's services being offered by spas in the U.S. The factors that motivate parents to introduce their children to spa services are stated by Suzanne Holbrook, executive spa director at the Ritz-Carlton Spa in Orlando, Florida. It discusses the consent form needed by kid clients at Papillon the Spa at Westgate Lakes Resort. It describes the services being offered at the Kids Spa at Nickelodeon, including manicures, hair braiding and tattoo art. INSET: TREND WATCH.

Discusses whether it is professional or even acceptable for women to have long hair beyond a certain age. Popularity of long hair in the United States; Celebrities with long hair; Remarks of hairstylist Harry Josh regarding the shift toward what he calls "bodacious hair"; Actress Demi Moore as an example of looking great with long hair over 40.

Gives instructions for several hairstyles for teenage girls in the U.S. School Spirit; Hairstyle for recitals; Sleepover style.

Provides information on the trends in hairstyling for women in the U.S. Recommended hairstyle for long hair; Suggested hairstyle for short hair; Procedure of finger waves hairstyle; Hairstyle products used in bun hairstyle.

Recommends several hairstyles for different hair types among women in the U.S. in 2005. Key hairstyle features; Grooming tips; Implications on personal beauty.

Describes the styles and fashion colors appropriate for the months of fall in the U.S. Shades of colors suitable for the season; Suggestions for choosing clothes and makeup; Hairstyles for the season.

Features summertime hairstyles of some female country singers in the U.S. Loose hair style of Lee Ann Womack; Attractiveness of LeAnn Rimes' wavy hair; Products used by Sara Evans to achieve a tousled, voluminous look.

Recommends the VO5 hairstyling products for those who want to imitate the hairstyles of several female celebrities who attended the 2005 Golden Globes Awards in the U.S. Curl Power hairspray; Air Style Smoothing Souffle; Firm Hold Mousse.

Focuses on fashion trends for spring 2004 season in the U.S. Information on the clothes; Details on the accessories; Suggested hair styles; Trends in cosmetics.

Focuses on the popularity of shagged hairstyles in the U.S. Wax-based pomade used to create an all-length illusion in an existing shag; Layers in hairstyle that add a streetwise feel; Instant sophistication in the slicked-backed ponytail.

The article presents hairdressing techniques through pictures of some U.S. teenage girls that appear in the Winter 2004 issue of the periodical "Teen People." Ashley Sokolnick has tied her hair into a high ponytail. Kim Klatzkin, aged 13, sports the minibun hair do with her curly hair. Joanna Janetakis looks great with her free falling hair style. Noli Lindsay, aged 14, shows side sweep ultracurly hairstyle.

Presents the results of hair makeovers organized by 'Glamour' magazine for female television journalists in the United States. Description of the women's old and new hairstyles; Reactions of viewers and the journalists' colleagues to their new looks; Dos and don'ts for television-worthy hair.

Presents the four hairstyles of actress Alexis Bledel, stars in television program 'Gilmore Girls' in the U.S. Characteristics of each hair styles; Personal background of the actress; Materials needed to keep the hair in style and healthy.

Describes several hair styles for Afro-American women in the U.S. Reasons for the popularity of braids, dreadlocks and twists among Afro-American women; Information on several celebrities and businesswomen who are wearing braids and dreadlocks; Tips for the maintenance of healthy braided and natural hairstyles.

Features the hair and makeup trend for the fall season in the U.S. Guidelines in enhancing eye brows; Details on the appropriate application of makeup; Information on the hairstyle of the season.

Focuses on the hairstyles of military women in the U.S. Highlights by Alexis Antonellis; Haircut done by stylist Alain Pinon; Styles by Randy Farrell-Forstein.

Presents guidelines on how to imitate the hairstyles of several women celebrities in the U.S. Jada Pinkett Smith; Calista Flockhart; Christy Turlington.

Features hair makeovers of women in the U.S. Use of a pomade for the updated shag of Alexandra Sanidad Zangrillo; Low-maintenance of the hair of Eleni Gage; Simplicity of the hair care routine of Maureen Griffin.

Presents hairstyles for American girls during Spring. Advantage of long hairs with the Braidy Bunch style; Use of a recycled T-shirt with the Q-T Pie style; Application of glitter spray with the Bright Butterfly style.