Talk about a case of hair today, gone tomorrow. Earlier this month, John Travolta accepted an award in Berlin for best international actor -- with a full head of dark, shiny tresses. But just two ...

“Chicago Tonight” news anchor Phil Ponce has a hairpiece, but nobody knows it. As a matter of fact, Ponce doesn’t know it. That’s because Ponce’s partial–a clump of curly black hair–is sitting in ...

To wear a bad toupee is to risk ridicule, a plight that has nothing to do with class, race, fame or fortune. Men can spend thousands on custom-made hairpieces and end up looking just as unconvincing ...

According to his friends, Frank Sinatra had strict standards about how he looked. He wore impeccable suits, maintained stringent hygiene practices, and ensured his hair remained neat and perfectly in ...

It looks like Pamela Anderson has had enough of her pixie cut, as she stepped out on the red carpet with hair extensions this week. Which other celebrities are wearing hairpieces? You might be ...

Sean Connery was best known for his famous role as James Bond, but some of the celebrity‘s fans may be wondering where it all began. According to Biography, in 1930 Connery was born in Scotland under ...

Maybe it was just a case of rug burn, but a Republican candidate for Senate in Missouri is rolling out a new look -- ditching the hairpiece he's worn for two decades "in the interest of transparency." ...

While many celebrities and social media influencers are flaunting pricey hair transplants, soccer star Landon Donovan, 43, credits his fresh bare-to-hair makeover to a perfectly fitted hairpiece. The ...

Lady Gaga donned her now infamous "meat dress" at the 2010 VMAs as a political statement, but Bruce Willis sported a Gaga-inspired meat hairpiece on the "Late Show With David Letterman" Monday nigh… ...

Although it's now difficult to imagine anyone else in the role, actor Patrick Stewart was not the first choice to portray Capt. Jean-Luc Picard in "Star Trek: The Next Generation," the 1987-94 sequel ...

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