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In Amy Winehouse’s defense, most everything looks better in a Jack Daniels-induced fog. Including ill-advised blonde hair. And every guy I hooked up with in college.
Posted by Candy ♦ January 14, 2008
In Amy Winehouse’s defense, most everything looks better in a Jack Daniels-induced fog. Including ill-advised blonde hair. And every guy I hooked up with in college.
At 4:24 am Vern said:
Jack Daniels should make conditioner!
January 14, 2008
At 4:47 am Jane said:
Well, anything is better than the foot tall beehive she was sporting. I think Amy got a call from Marge Simpson about stealing her trademark coif and threatened a law suit.
January 14, 2008
At 6:08 am Adrienne said:
I know she doesn’t want to go to rehab, but she should seriously think about going to a salon!
January 14, 2008
At 6:58 am kali said:
my god, if she doesn’t look like a drag queen in that shot …
January 14, 2008
At 7:43 am MMB said:
Coke also makes things sound like a better idea. Coke induced hair dying is not wise. Just trust.
January 14, 2008
At 8:43 am Javelin said:
looks like she’s checking the mailbox to see if the blonde beehive she ordered has arrived. along with another case of jack.
January 14, 2008
At 11:03 am Annie said:
It doesn’t look like there’s much hair left. Poor thing, the bleach probably wasn’t that great an idea.
But then, who hasn’t been there? I prescribe hair rehab.
January 14, 2008
At 11:23 am Jenn F. said:
I liked the beehive. It was original, interesting. But the bleached blonde look? God, how tired is that?
January 14, 2008
At 3:58 pm carla said:
i miss the behive ;-( she still looks like a train wreck, but now, a train wreck in the 80’s
January 14, 2008
At 4:49 am Vern said:
She should go RED ala Ann-Margaret with the bangs and teased, puffy flip boufant!
January 15, 2008
At 5:23 am midevil said:
Remember that movie blow? She looks like the female version of the aging Depp character, George Jung, which is really bad, especially given that she’s a chick in her 20s. Take care of your body, Amy, take care of it!
January 15, 2008