Cosell was homely, with an adenoidal voice and a collection of toupees.
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You can go home again, maybe, if you're willing to tolerate toupees.
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They like you because you wear rainbow-colored clothes, toupees, and can boogie.
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The same mealy-mouthed old boys in bad toupees were still calling the shots.
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He made falls, slides, clip-ons, topknots and toupees, a mustache for an open-coffin funeral.
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Real Law and Order men don't wear toupees they purchased from the Family Dollar 99-cent bin.
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At 23A, the "alternative to plugs" is a reference to hair plugs, and the answer is TOUPEES.
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The capper is the lineup of toupees on his desk, forming a silent audience for their concurrent meltdowns.
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Its wigs and toupees are made in China with Chinese hair, mixed with a durable synthetic fibre of Hi-Mo's own called NEXART.
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Manufacturers have taken note: last year, to promote its wares, Hi-Mo offered free rentals of wigs or toupees to graduates for their job interviews.
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Although it's hardly the first year that mini pantsuits and toupees have made the rounds, the costumes could not have been more timely this Halloween.
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Critic's Notebook How about one of these days some fashion maverick makes a radically ironic move — sends out, say, a Lawrence Welk collection shown on models sporting toupees?
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After all, they are the unfortunate souls who will have to unpeel customers' luxuriant toupees from any allegedly urine-soaked beds and blow dry them back into shape.
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Sy's career path began being forged in the late '23s when he was a balding swimming pool salesman in New York City who'd grown tired of wearing toupees.
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These are not classified "Top secrets?" we're talking about, but something on top of your head that you might keep secret, like a TOUPEE (the entry is actually TOUPEES).
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George Bernard Shaw is said to have wryly observed that although he saw crutches and wheelchairs at shrines of healing, he saw no artificial limbs, glass eyes or toupees.
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I'm learning to love you — even on the mornings when I wake up to find that you resemble several toupees of different lengths, all piled on top of one another.
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The epic comic confrontation in "Coast to Coast Big Mouth" — in which Ms. Moore tries to stammer out an apology as Carl Reiner's Alan Brady, surrounded by his now useless toupees, rages — simply looks more alive when Laura's hat and dress are deep red.
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Sorry, Hair Club—We Can Finally 3D-Print HairCould this be the 'killer app' for 3D printers that finally makes them a must-have device for every …Read more ReadThis isn't the first time we've seen someone use a 3D printer to recreate hair, but this attempt produces results that seem like they could one day lead to the first 3D-printed wigs and toupees.
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"The Prince of Providence" maintains a parochial coziness, reflected in the inside jokes that win knowing laughs: the time that monkeys escaped from the zoo to take their own walking tours of the city (true); the stale Oreos that Cianci lackeys ate while he committed that infamous assault (true); the assortment of Cianci toupees, including an "action rug" for use at crime scenes and in inclement weather (true.) "I think that's part of being the state theater of Rhode Island," Tyler Dobrowsky, Trinity Rep's associate artistic director, said.
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Emil was an Italian immigrant. Together with his wife, Elsie Koch, he founded Emil Corsillo Inc., the famous Hollywood company that for close to 50 years supplied the entertainment industry in with toupees, headpieces, wigs, and manufactured mannequin wigs. Emil was the originator of the mannequin wig in the 1940s.
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Simon and Schuster, New York, New York. 1992. P. 214 Lewis was known to be something of an eccentric in manner and dress, wearing spats well into the 1930s, and sporting Van Dyke whiskers and a collection of "wavy pink toupees". He was courtly in manner, and while some considered him verbose, he was generally acknowledged to be a talented orator.
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Flavian and Antonine hairstyles are perhaps the most famous, and extravagant, of Imperial Rome's styles. During this time the aristocratic women's style became the most flamboyant (cypriote curls). The styles were lofty, with masses of shaped curls and braids. The high arching crowns on the front were made using fillets of wool and toupees, and could be attached to the back of the head as well as the front.
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3 make an appearance in the video. Kesha told MTV that the video primarily involves men (described as "douchey") hitting on Kesha, while she declines their advances. "At one point," Kesha says "I get to be strapped to this harness and bouncing around everywhere, and it was really cool [...] The whole concept of the video was a bunch of douche-y guys macking on me as usual, and me making them eat their toupees or other various items". Melanie Bertoldi of Billboard said that the clip was "thoroughly entertaining".
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John Barber, "Hail to the stunt king of cycling and politics", The Globe and Mail, May 31, 1994, A9. He once purchased one of Lastman's toupees at a charity auction, and used it to dust his chair and desk at the start of council meetings.Michael Valpy, "Howard Moscoe: Unguided missile", 'The Globe and Mail, April 13, 1999, A15. Moscoe asked the Law Society of Upper Canada to intervene in his 1982 re-election campaign, alleging that rival candidate Sydney Moscoe was running with the deliberate intent of confusing voters.
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During its heyday, Plato's Retreat was considered the world's most infamous sex club, popular with celebrities, porn stars, and well-to-do couples. The clientele was described as "an assortment of kinky types from the suburbs: dry cleaners and their wives, or fat men in toupees with their heavily made-up girlfriends." Owner Levenson often partook in sexual activity on the premises, once winning a bet against Al Goldstein and 'Butch' Katz, owner of 42nd Street's Roxy Burlesk theater, that he could ejaculate fifteen times within a twenty-four-hour day. In 1980, Plato's relocated to 509 West 34th Street.
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The Time Travel Mart exists at both 826LA in Mar Vista and 826LA in Echo Park, specializing in products imported from the past and future, such as Viking odorant, robot milk, robot toupees, robot emotions, mammoth chunks, and other time travel-themed oddities. The store and its initial line of products were conceived by writers Mac Barnett and Jon Korn, and graphic designer Stefan G. Bucher. The store also sells anthologies of work by 826LA writing students, new and back issues of Timothy McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, The Believer, Wholphin, and other McSweeney's publications. The store also sells a special series of Poketo wallets, celebrating the work of artists and students alike.
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It has been suggested that the necessary length to be able to create these hairstyles daily would be well below the shoulder, perhaps to the waist.Olson (2008), 71; Bartman (2001), 10 There were two types of wig in Roman times: the full wig, called the capillamentum, and the half wig, called the galerus.Olson (2008), 74 The galerus could be in the form of a fillet of woolen hair used as padding to build an elaborate style, or as a toupee on the back or front of the head. Toupees were attached by pins, or by sewing the it onto a piece of leather and attaching it as a wig.
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A force of them were sent to Fabletown in March of the Wooden Soldiers; they were defeated in the bloody Battle of Fabletown. Although they were sent ostensibly to collect every single magical item that was taken out of the Homelands and return it to the Empire, they also came with the clear intent to kill as many of the Fables as they could, something that they seemed to take pleasure in anticipating. These soldiers are all identical, with hands and heads enchanted to look human, allowing them to more easily pass through the mundane world without suspicion. These soldiers all appear in matching suits, sunglasses and toupees (one observing mundane assumed they were a procession of Young Republicans).
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A force of them were sent to Fabletown in March of the Wooden Soldiers; they were defeated in the bloody Battle of Fabletown. Although they were sent ostensibly to collect every single magical item that was taken out of the Homelands and return it to the Empire, they also came with the clear intent to kill as many of the Fables as they could, something that they seemed to take pleasure in anticipating. These soldiers are all identical, with hands and heads enchanted to look human, allowing them to more easily pass through the mundane world without suspicion. These soldiers all appear in matching suits, sunglasses and toupees (one observing mundane assumed they were a procession of Young Republicans).
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Outside of his unusual horror makeups, a recurring signature of Pierce's makeup was to give actors a widow's peak hairline. Bela Lugosi and his Spanish-language counterpart Carlos Villarias both wore widow's peak toupees in their respective versions of Dracula in 1931, and Lugosi's makeup for 1932's White Zombie included an even more severe widow's peak. Pierce shaved the hairline of Boris Karloff and turned it into an arrow-like widow's peak for the 1934 film The Black Cat, and had comedian Bud Abbott augment his thinning hairline with a widow's peak toupee in his early films with Lou Costello. Pierce even gave Lon Chaney Jr. a low, pointed hairline in such Inner Sanctum films as Strange Confession and 1943's Son of Dracula.
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