[Cinnamon Girl]

If I may be catty for a moment-- someone needs to give this chick's hair colorist a stern talking-to.

[My Favorite Headache]

It really sucks because Curb Your Enthusiasm is one of my favorite shows...now I can't watch it because Larry David let's his wife run off like this.

[rantblogger]

You got a problem with "Superman BlueBlack"?

[Brian Allen]

From Jewish World Review offered here as a cortesy and as an assist to those lacking the "class," [Refinement?] honesty and self-confidence to age gracefuly -- and to therefore not require any kind of hair dye:

<< DEAR DR. GOTT: How does a person age gracefully and successfully? Any guidelines?


DEAR READER: This is a very real and important challenge that has been addressed in several publications, most of which offer suggestions about how the elderly can look younger than they really are. In my opinion, trying to cover up the consequences of the aging process is a useless and unnecessary waste of time and money. Growing old gracefully is an attitude of acceptance, compromise and perspective. It is also a function of class, honesty and self-confidence. My advice is: be proud to look your age, give in but don't give up, carefully pick your role model. And, of course, aggressively treat any health problems. >>

Shalom -- Brian