5. Donald Trump
Famous for his buildings in Manhattan and around the world, the business
tycoon and real estate developer bounced back from financial problems in the
1990s. His companies run casinos and hotels and he is constantly looking to
expand his empire. His attempt to build a golf resort in a beautiful part of Scotland has
proved controversial with local people and environmental organizations. There
were photographs of him in the British newspapers of his visit to Scotland, which
depicted his comb over hair battling with the gale that was blowing. This
seemed to counter the theory that it’s a toupee. There have been suggestions
that the hair is the result of a bad hair transplant.
The former ‘Friends’ star has made a successful film career
in comedic and dramatic roles, as in ‘Picture Perfect’, ‘Along Came Polly’,
‘The Good Girl’ and ‘Marley & Me’. When she played Rachel Green, her
layered and stylish hair became known as ‘The Rachel’. Women all over the globe
walked into their local hair salon and demanded ‘The Rachel’. Aniston has gone
through many different hairstyles since but that is the one that sticks in
people’s minds. She became a bit annoyed that there were more column inches
given to this phenomenon than to her acting roles.
3. Shirley Temple
The child actress sang and tap-danced her way through the
1930s, following her breakthrough appearance in ‘Bright Eyes’ when she was six
years of age. Other movies included ‘The Little Colonel’ and ‘Wee Willie
Winkie’. She starred alongside the top Hollywood
performers of the day. Temple
went to dancing classes when she was aged three and was destined for the
limelight. Her cutesy blonde curls framed a pretty face, melting the hearts of
an audience struggling with the Depression. It was someone’s job on the set to
make sure her 56 ringlets were in pristine condition for each scene. Later, Temple left Hollywood
behind to become a US
Ambassador.
2. Don King
Instantly recognizable with his teased up hair, Don King is
usually grinning. He is the most famous boxing promoter in the world and was
responsible for historic fights, including the ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ (George
Foreman v Muhammad Ali) and the ‘Thrilla in Manila’ (Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier). He has
also promoted Larry Holmes, Mike Tyson, and Evander Holyfield. His personal
life and career has been controversial with a prison sentence, lawsuits and
various investigations into his affairs. He has said, when asked in interviews,
that his hair is the result of hair spray and combing.
1. Carmen Miranda
The ‘Brazilian Bombshell’, as she was known, brought color
and gaiety to the 1940s and 1950s with her tropical fruit headdresses. Ok, this
isn’t hair but her regular adornment defined a certain kind of Broadway and
Tinseltown glamor. She popularized the Samba and flamboyant costumes in films,
such as ‘That Night in Rio’, ‘Week-end in Havana’,
and ‘The Gang’s All Here’. Carmen
Miranda Square in Hollywood pays tribute to her.
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