Are their sideburns wild and untamed or curt and efficient?
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There was his Elvis sideburns phase, and his Mohawk haircut period.
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Old enough to have a dusting of snow in his sideburns.
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I checked the sideburns in the mirror on my way out.
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I'll have to settle for a respectable mustache, goatee and sideburns.
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Finally, Perry finished the night in a sleek ponytail with sculpted sideburns.
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He had sideburns to his jawbone and the shadow of a beard.
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And then make like Cillian Murphy and get rid of your sideburns.
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And those sideburns — great thickets wide and deep enough to plant potatoes.
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Tawney had teased two locks in front of my ears, like sideburns.
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Immediately the dating profile comes up for the man with the perfect sideburns.
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Dan Humphrey was rocking some sideburns and layers when we first met him.
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I was a child during the days of wild sideburns and patchwork maxiskirts.
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They looked softer than today's athletes, with mutton chop sideburns and matchstick thighs.
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The actor also sported bushy sideburns and large circular glasses to complete the transformation.
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He said I was like a kid with sideburns, asking questions all the time.
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He's thirty-six, but his wispy mustache and sideburns make him look much younger.
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The look has long sideburns that connect to full chin hair, but no mustache.
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He was not big but seemed fit, with close-cropped hair and noticeably long sideburns.
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Somebody mentioned the bushy sideburns they'd had when they joined the lab, in the seventies.
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Even with his sideburns tinged gray, his face and name are instantly recognized back home.
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Ruffalo, with distinguished gray sideburns, looks like he just stepped out of a Warby Parker store.
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When I was younger, I would shave it all off — my back, legs, eyebrows, sideburns, arms.
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Now 68, Mr. Atlas is still lanky and boyish, with sideburns that are dyed psychedelic orange.
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He made sure to round above the ears and double-checked the length of my sideburns.
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I kind of looked like Ricky from "Trailer Park Boys," with Elvis's sideburns and Lenin's goatee.
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Amanda sported short hair and sideburns for the role, and the film grabbed a ton of attention.
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The new barber took care during the first cut, rounding above the ears and checking my sideburns.
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The combatants include a gunslinger with big sideburns, a sentient cactus, and a girl in a bear suit.
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He can trim the different areas of his face - chin, cheeks, sideburns - so they're short, medium or long.
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From behind the security guard's dark sideburns, at the other end of the aisle, Emira saw another face.
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She binds her breasts, glues on some sideburns, and steps into her new life as a high school boy.
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He had a bald head, white sideburns, and a mustache that spread widely on either side of his face.
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His trademark muttonchop sideburns are gray, but his wide blue eyes are still as vivid as high-altitude sky.
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Emerson was an unmethodical writer with low, puffy sideburns who liked to work himself up into paragraphs of rapture.
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With long hair and longer sideburns, the kids play sports and lounge around smoking cigarettes, playing guitar and flirting.
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As I drank my shake on the sidewalk, a man with a skullcap and hennaed sideburns sat beside me.
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This makes it great for trimming around sideburns, a goatee, and other hair you wish to shape and preserve.
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"Who is that?" he asked Aydin as they passed an attendee with hairy sideburns and blades on his hands.
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It's long—not Jayson Werth long, but certainly "trim those sideburns, Mattingly" long—and a bright shade of red.
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She draws her calloused thumb along my left cheek, nail grazing the freshly buzzed sideburns, skin still raw and inflamed.
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Born and raised in New Jersey, Fotiadis is in his mid-8003s, with silver sideburns and fashionable, slim-cut suits.
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In old pictures and videos from the time, the group's brash confidence, all tight bell-bottoms and sideburns, stands out.
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The man in a three-piece suit with long bushy sideburns is dating the woman with polka dot bell-bottoms.
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Facial hair cannot be connected below the mouth, but a moustache connection to your sideburns — à la Ambrose Burnside — is permitted.
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This included a group of works compiled under the rubric "So Long, Movember, Hello Novem-burns," all of which celebrated sideburns.
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The mustache and goatee had joined up, the sideburns were thick, but my cheeks, with empty patches, weren't getting the message.
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I took note of the intensity of a woman's deep blue eyes, the streaks of gray in a man's bushy sideburns.
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Some elements of their policy are well known: Mustaches must not creep below the lip, and sideburns must be tightly curbed.
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His face was handsome, narrow, with a prematurely wrinkled forehead, sideburns you could roll around in and a scurf of stubble.
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He was bookish but he didn't wear chunky glasses; he was more about motorcycle jackets and beautifully sculpted hair and sideburns.
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"Marcus wants to do things," she explains to her suave but superficial-seeming ex-boyfriend Kent (played by a sideburns-sporting Elba).
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Abraham Omar (1933-2004) was represented with a photograph of him with long sideburns, a ducktail haircut and a black leather jacket.
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His hair is Elvis-ish, black and combed up, with wisps falling in front of his ears, as stand-ins for sideburns.
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Mark stood to the side of the stage, his hair is short now, sideburns still long, with more grey than I remember.
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He wore a pin-striped suit and restyled hair, and I called Madeline so I could refer to his serial-killer's sideburns.
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For starters, Leo's rocking sideburns and a mop top hairstyle ... completing the '60s look with pink pants and a vintage polo shirt.
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At the completion of the reconstruction, Bellingham was given a contemporary haircut, along with sideburns, which are evident in illustrations made of Bellingham.
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If you thought sideburns were really making a comeback in the first half of the 2000s, it might not have been your imagination.
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The campaign to bring back sideburns was born out of tragedy after founder Adam Torr's friend died by suicide in January this year.
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Since growing my own sideburns, I've had so many comments from colleagues, all of whom have asked what's going on with my face.
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"Their specialty is shaving facial hair, going to town on people's beards, mustaches and sideburns, the line and the fades," Ms. Harris said.
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One police officer at the scene said he mistook Mr. Margolis, with his long sideburns and "modish clothes," for a draft card-burning hippie.
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Still louche and languid, he has acquired a touch of silver on his sideburns and a glut of life experiences, both joyful and bruising.
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He looked at my male friend who had mutton-chop sideburns and was wearing a three-piece suit and said, approvingly, 'The 19th century!
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The organizers of the event have reportedly sold hundreds of "rabbi kits," which include wearable oversized noses, payot (sidelocks or sideburns), and black hats.
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He's showstoppingly good-looking, with exactly the shape of sideburns I like and one of those noses that's almost like the front of an airplane.
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"Shout out to @offsetyrnfor trusting me with his daughters name and the rest of the space on them sideburns," the tattoo artist wrote on Instagram.
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It was an act that bookended my childhood, slicing it into two halves as neatly as Richard E. Grant's perfectly-defined sideburns in Spice World.
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Men's hair must be "neatly groomed," with "sideburns neatly trimmed," and hair cannot interfere with headgear, protective masks or equipment, according to Army Study Guide.
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I mean, look at the Switch: it's essentially a very snazzy tablet, the bigger brother of smartphones, with Joy-Con sideburns baring accelerometers and gyroscopes.
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Throughout the 21980s, '21984s and beyond, K-tel commercials were as omnipresent a part of the American experience as long sideburns, wide ties and leisure suits.
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Clean-shaven is obviously the safest bet for a respiratory sealing surface ... but soul patches, sideburns, and most mustache styles are also approved by the agency.
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"The team worked to get every little detail perfect on a miniature scale in 43 degrees: shied, master sword, satchel, hat, even the sideburns," she told Mashable.
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"Shout out to @offsetyrnfor trusting me with his daughters name and the rest of the space on them sideburns," the artist wrote, adding two thumbs up emojis.
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But hair everywhere else: sideburns, a happy trail, a furry upper lip, the odd chin hair, downy fluff all over my arms, back, and even my neck.
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The transformation for the loosely autobiographical movie in which LaBeouf plays his own father included long hair extensions, a balding cap, bushy sideburns and large circular glasses.
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"I have no way to know," he said, tears flowing from his light blue eyes as Hector Santos, a volunteer from Danny's Barber Shop, clipped his sideburns.
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Perry was in his mid-20s when he started playing high schooler Dylan McKay, a brooding loner on a motorcycle with prominent sideburns and bad-boy tendencies.
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Hunched and thin, he has hooked white sideburns and elvish ears that droop at the tips, giving him the look of a Victorian clerk lost in the desert.
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I've particularly hated my sideburns my whole life and used to bleach them or get them threaded until I met my former partner, who was obsessed with them.
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In his line of work, the actor has rocked a ton of different hairstyles and facial hair combos — from sideburns to chops to even a perfectly groomed handlebar mustache.
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He has a suitcase full of sideburns and goatees, or like he&aposs in the Americans, he&aposs like he got to go some -- he is a Russian agent.
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In policy circles, too, talk of corporate "champions" and "industrial policy" is now heard nearly as freely as it was in the era of bell-bottoms and dodgy sideburns.
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From beef to ballroom dancing, sideburns to suits, there appeared a real risk that Japan would forget its past completely, winding up a mere Asian facsimile of Western life.
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If she did not make any effort to remove it, Claire told me, she would quickly grow sideburns, and hair would cover her neck, chin, upper lip, and jaw.
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In black and white, they show Spaniards wrapped in overcoats, the men with sideburns, the women with perms, voting in a referendum on a new constitution on December 6th 1978.
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King Carl Gustaf (and his '70s-inspired sideburns!) and Queen Silvia make a stylish appearance in the family photo, standing proudly over baby Carl Philip's stunning and ornate royal crib.
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Today, at 65, he is small and frail, with a stooped back and the remains of his gray hair concentrated in two large sideburns, which reach down to his jowls.
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Elsewhere, Audubon himself is rendered in flesh tones and with mutton-chop sideburns, staring curiously at a cerulean warbler on his shoulder with neither his rifle nor palette at hand.
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Vinyl, the new HBO phantasmagoria of hard drugs and gormless sideburns, brought to us by Martin Scorsese and Mick "Marianne Faithfull's Ex-Boyfriend" Jagger, is way better than it should be.
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He sported sideburns and skinny ties as he often delivered long and passionate lectures to reporters, and anyone else who would listen, about the dangers of granting amnesty to illegal immigrants.
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In particular, I liked the debut of GAL GADOT in the New York Times Crossword, as well as YOU BET, LEAD FOOT, ICE CAPS, ALAN HALE (Hi, kids!), CONSULATE, SIDEBURNS and ROSETTES.
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Since George Steinbrenner bought the Yankees in 1973, players on the team have been prohibited from wearing beards and long sideburns, and have been required to keep their hair above the collar.
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With his beard and sideburns trimmed, the smile Jerome flashed took on a sinister edge; he grinned as if he had already poisoned her and was just waiting for her to die.
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This time she was part of the older generation, sitting at the head of the dining table in her blond bouffant, surrounded by young people with straight, shoulder-length hair or daring sideburns.
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The change does not apply to facial hair shaving requirements, sideburns or hair style, according to the Navy, which said that shipboard barbershops would continue to operate under rules set by commanding officers.
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The change does not apply to facial hair shaving requirements, sideburns or hair style, according to the Navy, which said that shipboard barbershops would continue to operate under rules set by commanding officers.
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The team is led by Brett Kirby, the lead physiologist in the Nike Sport Research Lab, who has '70s throwback sideburns and a wry, languorous manner that reminds me of surfers I have known.
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The criteria for an audio Wolverine is different than for an on-screen character: the actor didn't need Hugh Jackman's corded muscles or the ability to pull off the character's signature hairstyle and sideburns.
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Instead, we are treated to the burgeoning affections of the cripplingly shy Angélique (Carly Bawden), a chocolate-maker extraordinaire, and the gauche proprietor of a chocolate factory, Jean-René (Dominic Marsh, sporting serious sideburns).
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Mr. Hoffman is excellent, but you're always aware that you're watching an aesthetic creation built on technique, executed with craft and aided by realistic accouterments like a leather jacket, bushy sideburns and dolorous mustache.
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I saw the sideburns, gorgeous smile and the scar on the eyebrow that made me feel like my scars (burns from walking close to an exhaust pipe as a toddler) were pretty cool, too.
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Over the course of the film, Edwards' attention to the exact look and feel of the original 1977 movie — to the point where extras had to grow mustaches and sideburns — builds up an incredible sensation.
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" You can instantly feel a Swartzweldian joke, they are a seemingly impossible jumble of traditional setup and non sequitur: The infamous example in "Homer at the Bat" was Mr. Burns's confusion over Don Mattingly's "sideburns.
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A concussive string of jump-cuts: radiation poisoning, house fire, hypnotism, gigantism, coward punch, police brutality, mystery hole, unshaven sideburns, and finally Mr. Burns's decision to bench Strawberry even though he's hit nine home runs.
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It was October 2009 when Bre Pettis — his unmistakable sideburns and dark-rimmed rectangular glasses framing his face — took the stage at Ignite NYC, threw his hand in the air, and shouted "Hooray!" two times.
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The only response I blocked and forwarded to Twitter was a photo of my disembodied head held aloft, long Orthodox hair locks called payot photoshopped on my sideburns and a skullcap placed as a crown.
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In March of this year, a suicide prevention charity urged men to grow sideburns as part of the 'Sides of March' — a month-long even to raise awareness about male suicide — the biggest killer of men under the age of 45.
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I was surrounded by younger handsome strangers who still believed in seasonal dress-up effort, bless their hearts, and the usual bar-rockers and ought-to-be-dead boys with performative sideburns I've been avoiding shaking hands with for over a decade.
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It will basically be invisible to the wider public, but gaming nerds are going to have their worlds turned upside down much in the same way that Homer Simpson's mother's life was turned upside down after seeing Joe Namath's sideburns in 1969.
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So he dyed his hair black, got it all over his hands and it dripped all down his face too so he put on stick-on black sideburns and black gloves to cover up all the dye and that's how Alvin Stardust was born.
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Answers like GAL GADOT, ALAN HALE, REORG, LEAD FOOT, SIDEBURNS and COSTCO are not found that often in themed puzzles, but I think they are interesting enough to make up for the less elegant partial like A FUSS or the crosswordese Jewish month of TISHRI.
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" In granting the request, Judge Cogan, who has a white-sideburns-and-mustache combo that makes him look a bit like a Civil War general presiding on the bench, wrote that prosecutors presented "strong and credible reasons to believe that the jury needs protection.
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But when the clock struck five, Paxx Caraballo Moll, in a navy work shirt nearly soaked through, sweat beading along their sideburns, in a hat with the word "QUEER" stitched across its front, was confronted with a mass of ripe plantain gnocchi dough that needed rolling.
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So to see Neil Young at 70, gray hair flowing from under his Stetson, thick mutton chop sideburns intact, is to see someone that solved the problem of aging gracefully, not by disregarding the laws of physics and nature like The Stones, but by embracing it.
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The entire contest—including commercials for Allianz Insurance, Swatch watches, Nikko Air (a brand of quad), and Forto Coffee, among others—filled an hour of TV. Nicholas Horbaczewski, DRL's thirtysomething C.E.O., resembles the star of a nineteen-fifties Western, with long sideburns and swept-back chestnut hair.
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Here's a 48-year-old Hugh Jackman flashing a thumbs-up in a biker-inspired black jacket and a pair of upsetting sideburns over the weekend (left) ... and Henry Winkler posing as his iconic jukebox-punching "Happy Days" character, Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli, back in the '70s (right).
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He's the self-deprecating center of attention with the quickest comebacks, who writes most of the songs for the band and is the genius lyricist behind songs like "Baby's First Sideburns" and "Kangaroo Pocket," as well as the rest of the songs Rozwell Kid plays, too.
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The organisers behind the 'Sides of March' campaign — named after the Ides of March, the day on which Julius Caesar is said to have been assassinated — are calling on men to grow out their sideburns to raise awareness for the UK's biggest killer of men under 45 — suicide.
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Borja is from Brazil and trained as a chef there before moving to the UK. With enormous mutton chop sideburns and an arm full of inked vegetables, he has that familiar Latin American spirit that makes you feel like a good friend the first time you meet him.
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In a recent interview with Elle, she seemed to be trying to awaken a different version of women's empowerment than she'd shown before, one that's less about sitting on your favorite rapper's sideburns, and more aligned with the fact that she's single for the first time in 20 years.
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On Tuesday, the Live with Kelly and Ryan stars had an impressive number of costume changes, dressing as the The Handmaid's Tale women, Stranger Things kids, Game of Thrones characters and even each other, with Seacrest, 42, rocking a custom-designed blond wig and Ripa, 47, donning fake scruff and sideburns.
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If you're unfamiliar with the 1992 classic (presumably because you're a "young person") and have no clue as to what the Steve Sax Trio is or why Don Mattingly needs to trim those sideburns, start here with this great 2012 retrospective by Erik Malinowski, who is tickled by the whole thing.
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Sweat dripping down his temples and his sideburns, him deciding to sit on the stage for a verse, rubbing his kneecaps, then wading into the crowd like a river baptism, squeezing his eyes shut and singing to the ceiling without the microphone, pausing to thank the audience before the song's over.
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" In a royal blue suit and lately sporting long, pale gray sideburns, Mr. de Blasio said that he had only glancingly read the documents provided by prosecutors — even though the federal prosecutor's statement was only five sentences long — and at one point referred dismissively to the investigations by saying "aspersions were cast.
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Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) is being mentored by General Leia Organa (the late Carrie Fisher in her final movie role.) On the dark side of things, Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) receives his own training via Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis), and First Order demagogue General Hux (Domhnall Gleeson) continues to grow some menacing sideburns.
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While a critical tack is rarely taken in sizing up facial hair, Coney Island, Brooklyn's go-to destination for absurd entertainment, will host five judges at the ninth annual Beard and Mustache Competition, who will vote for jaw-dropping looks in categories including "Man or Beast" (for the best natural beard), "Dog and Pony" (for the best partial beard or sideburns) and "Come Out to Play" (for the strongest team effort).
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He had a mustache and sideburns and not much more hair than that, and on his bike I toured the campus of the university where he was studying and went to swimming class and the grocery store, and at his side on our sofa I watched cartoons on our small black-and-white TV, a TV in which I always saw colors, though I was told by friends that this wasn't possible.
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My 450-pound dad, who worked in advertising and was always in search of the perfect diet or slogan, creating famous tag lines like "Leggo my Eggo" and "Go for the Gusto," was spending his free time making phone calls for the cause or putting up McGovern posters that we bought on St. Marks Place from a man with a six-inch Afro, mutton-chop sideburns, silk pajamas and a neck full of beads.
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Staying faithful to a dish for 17 years — through the epoch of the nose-to-tail, and the era of the siphon, and the fad of edible dirt, the trends of carrot-top pesto, smoked yogurt, unripened green blueberries and strawberries, vegetable "butchers," orange wine, the house-made, the fermented and the charred, the raw, the induction burner, the dehydrator, the pop-up-run-out-of-the-back-of-a-cellphone-store, the denim aprons and the sideburns — can feel like a commitment to a marriage.
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