What’s Her Best Hair?

See the stars’ lat­est cuts and color changes – and then vote on which do suits Anna Lynne, Bey­once, Brit­ney Spears, Ciara, Emily Blunt, Hay­den, Jen­nifer Love Hewitt, Jes­sica Alba, Jes­sica Beil, Jes­sica Simp­son, Jes­sica Stroupe, Kather­ine Heigl, Katie Holmes, Kim Kar­dashian, Lau­ren Con­rad, Lind­say Lohan, Megan Fox, Mis­cha Bar­ton, Rihanna, Scar­lett Johans­son, Selena Gomez, Vic­to­ria Beck­ham and more.

The later is so much bet­ter, Anna looks hot.

Curls are not IN, for me atleast.

Brit­ney has always rocked the floor, even 10 years before and even today.

Ciara looked bet­ter before, now is jus not that sexy.

Straight hair looked so cool, so sweet on Emily Blunt.

Hay­den looks more sexy now, more tempting.

WTF, went through some major break-up or what?

Love is her mid­dle name, and she make all fall in love with her.

Jes­sica Alba knows how to change, get­ting hot­ter day-by-day.

Not major change, except the color was bet­ter in Jes­sica Biel’s strands.

Jes­sica Simp­son used to be nicer than what she has become.

Jes­sica Stroupe looks great with that smile.

Why is Kather­ine Heigl always wear­ing so many beaded chains?

Katie Holmes looks too sexy in jet black…

Kim Kar­dashian looked too sexy before, and fine now with the new blond look at Teen Choice Awards.

Kris­ten Stewart!?!?!?!

Lau­ren Con­rad looks ele­gant with the new look.

Beside hair color, Lind­say Lohan is work­ing on both eyes and nose…

Megan Fox says she is very sexy, what can we say?

Why Mis­cha Bar­ton always seems like crying?

Rihanna’s side cut has always been out of my mind!

Scar­lett Johansson’s get­ting sweeter to bite!

Selena Gomez is a cutie…

Vic­to­ria Beck­ham : Change is bet­ter for prfes­sion­al­ism.. (New Amer­i­can Idol Judge?)

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Pent­house Mag­a­zine recently ran a piece on “Geek Love,” where they describe how Comic-Con has become a new hot spot for hookups. As a three-year vet­eran of the con, I con­sider myself some­thing of an expert on what does and doesn’t hap­pen on the con­ven­tion floor — or the hotel room floor — so I’ve done a quick fact check on the arti­cle and whether its claims of sexy times in San Diego are true or false.

Pent­house says: “I was a lit­tle sur­prised when my friendly neigh­bor­hood comic-book-store clerk told me she was look­ing for­ward to this year’s New York Comic Con because ‘con­ven­tions are all about the sex.’”

CA says: FALSE. Comic con­ven­tions — in New York or San Diego or any­where else — are never “all about the sex.” Sex can hap­pen when peo­ple meet at Comic-Con, but then, it can also hap­pen when peo­ple meet at bars, cof­fee shops, and super­mar­kets. It may hap­pen slightly more often than an nor­mal week­end for some con-goers, if only because it packs 100,000 peo­ple with sim­i­lar inter­ests into a con­ven­tion cen­ter where they spend four days get­ting incred­i­bly amped up and drink­ing like thirsty vikings. The show is not “all about” the fact that hookups hap­pen — it’s about comics… and TV shows, movies, video games, and numer­ous other media prop­er­ties that com­pa­nies want to pimp to you. If any­thing, hookups are a bonus, like the t-shirts and posters that the Mar­vel booth likes to toss into crowds of scream­ing fans.

Pent­house says: “It’s all these peo­ple you see only a cou­ple of times a year at hotels, you’re all into the same things, peo­ple are dressed up, you’ve been flirt­ing online for months… It’s pretty hot.”

CA says: TRUE. This is a much more real­is­tic way to describe the sit­u­a­tion — a lot of shared, uh, pas­sions and close prox­im­ity, cou­pled with the fling fac­tor of hook­ing up with peo­ple you don’t have to see reg­u­larly. The “dressed up” cos­play influ­ence is pretty small, though, since con­trary to what the main­stream press seems to think, the vast major­ity of peo­ple don’t dress up. And of those who do, I can’t say I would describe many of them as “pretty hot.” Pro tip: Span­dex is not a for­giv­ing fabric.

Pent­house says: “The big cons-SDCC, NYCC, and Alter­na­tive Press Expo-all have VIP par­ties with open bars, which can lubri­cate the social inter­ac­tion for sure. You’re not going to go home with Jes­sica Alba in her f–k-tastic Fan­tas­tic Four garb, but as Vic Holtre­man of ScreenRant.com notes, ‘There’s a lot of hit­ting on peo­ple and flirt­ing; there’s a feel­ing of com­mu­nity.’ And any celebs in tow are well aware that a review from a pop­u­lar fan site can make or break a sci-fi movie, so they’re at their most approachable.”

CA says: FALSE. This is a total lie. Those VIP par­ties are lim­ited to just what they say they are — VIPs — and unless you know that this means you, it prob­a­bly doesn’t, and the only place you will meet Scar­lett Johans­son is either in your dreams or through binoc­u­lars from a hun­dred feet away in Hall H. In gen­eral, the clos­est you’re going to get to actual celebri­ties at Comic-Con are the mega-panels that get pro­jected on giant screens in enor­mous ball­rooms packed with thou­sands of other fans. And unless you are writ­ing for a media out­let so famous that people’s moms know about you, you are not get­ting any pref­er­en­tial treat­ment from celebs. Prob­a­bly not even then.

Pent­house says: “There are a lot of hotel par­ties in people’s rooms. You just bring some booze; every­one is always really friendly,” says Eva, a 27-year-old who works in pub­lish­ing. “My friends and I want to do things on the cheap, so we often cram a bunch of people-six or more-into a room, and some­times we take shifts sleeping.”

CA says: TRUE. Room par­ties are a big part of social­iz­ing at Comic-Con if you don’t have access to the swank indus­try par­ties, and even if you do, the after­par­ties often break off to hotel rooms. But remem­ber, room par­ties are only as cool and fun and sexy as the peo­ple inside them, so choose your des­ti­na­tion — and your guests — wisely.

Pent­house says: “It used to be pretty male-dominated,” says Glanzer. “But in the past ten years that’s really changed. Things like Japan­ese anime have really brought a lot more women and girls to the show. Last year atten­dees were about 40 per­cent female.“

CA says: TRUE! There are lots of ladies at Comic-Con these days, which improves the odds a great deal for the guys. It is also why arti­cles like the “Girls’ Guide to Comic-Con” make want to punch holes in the wall. Also there’s a “Twi­light” trailer screen­ing for the upcom­ing sequel “New Moon,” and it will be hard to ignore the thou­sands of pre-teens squeal­ing in unison.

Pent­house says: “It also pro­vides ready­made open­ing lines. “One guy just asked for my num­ber. He said, ‘I don’t see Green Arrow around, so I fig­ured you’re free.’ Hey, it’s bet­ter than, ‘What’s your sign?’”

CA says: FALSE. Guys, do not be fooled by this. Like most pickup lines — and cer­tainly all cheesy ones — one-liners like this are only going to get you girls who already think you’re hot. If you don’t know whether you can pull it off, you’re always bet­ter off with the tried-and-true “Hi, my name is _____.” And no, you can­not say the name of a superhero.

Pent­house says: “Jen­nifer, a soft­ware com­pany project man­ager, is rock­ing extremely reveal­ing Won­der Woman gear com­plete with the kind of red rub­ber boots that are found only at the most fetishy sex shops. And yet she insists guys aren’t check­ing out her barely there bustier. ‘I really just do it for the kids,’ she says.”

CA says: FALSE. Dear Jen­nifer, exactly how hot does it get when your PANTS ARE ON FIRE?

(VIA)

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