Paul Walker already had a lot of acting potential but it was mainly because of The Fast and the Furious series that got him some international recognition. Apart from the Fast and Furious series Paul Walker has been seen in many international and Hollywood projects like Eight Below, Flags of Our Fathers, Takers and Joy Ride. Soon Paul Walker will be seen on the celluloid screen reprising his role against Vin Diesel in Fast Five.

Davidoff decided to make him the new face for Davidoff Cool Water cologne because Paul has studied marine biology and has a lot of passion for oceans and therefore he is the perfect face that they could find. Francoise Mariez, Senior Vice President of International European Marketing Licenses, Coty Prestige said that Paul Walker is the new face of Davidoff Cool Water and it is certainly a natural choice as he embodies the value of the legendary fragrance. Davidoff further announced that they decided to go with Paul Walker because of the personal commitment towards oceans and plus he has that masculine and cool attitude that is really important to be the new face of Davidoff Cool Water.

Paul Walker is really thrilled to be the new face of Davidoff Cool Water and he said that he shares a great relationship with the oceans since his college time and now being a new face of ocean fragrance cologne is definitely a great honor for him.

This was the Miss Hooters World. LeAngela was picked as the top choice matching all the criteria that the ideal Hooters representative of the world would be endowed with. According to the president of the pageant, Beth Taylor, she represented the perfect blend of beauty, glamour, personality and vivaciousness to be the ideal representative. The winner received $50,000 cash prize along with the year long prestige of being the Miss Hooters girl that will involve her in all the ad campaigns, magazine covers and worldwide Hooters representation.

The contest had gorgeous participants from all over the world bringing great enthusiasm and brightness to this mega event. The committee of judges leading the competition included E Entertainment host Micheal Yo, reaity TV star and ex Miss Hooters Jerri Manthey, Chelsea Lately’s Chuy Bravo, musician Ryan Cabrera, former Pussycat Dolls member, Ashley Roberts and other. The show got hosted by Dan Cortese and got a back stage hosting by Carrie Keagan. The show received live telecast via Spike TV.

In addition to the winner the top 5 finalists and other special category winners also got prizes. Ms Photogenic was selected to be Sam Arena from Cumberland, GA who got the prize of a professional photo shoot worth $5,000 while Ms Congeniality was selected to be Jamaica Nicolson from South Africa who got cash prize of $2,500. The Miss Hooters World award went to was given to Naty Gaviria from Colombia. The pageant also has a special Viewers’ Choice award that was voted via Facebook votes and other forms of viewers’ votes that were cast during the pageant from fans. This phenomenal and high response went to Raleigh Hooters Girl Stephanie Haney.

2009 has seen a lot of cool, edgy and best hair styles that have been seen on the ramp, on the red carpet, the movie releases, album covers and magazine covers, et all. Stars have always been on a constant frenzy to reinvent themselves as with changes in their life and situations. It is common for any person to change their looks or sport on new looks from time to time.

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What better way to change your looks other than through great hairstyles? There seriously cannot be any other invention to change your looks in a jiffy. From the prettiest bobs to delicate colors that stay and shine, this year has been an invention of varied different aspects to explore and play around with your looks. Piecy crops to cute bobs have all been the rage with changing facial structures and people’s renewed inventions of themselves. Mod blunts, cool curls as well as special extensions have come to be part of night time glam as well as day time fun wear. Celebrities have been, as always, the greatest trend setters as well as inspirations for this year.

Whether they are Kate’s bob, Emma’s new updo, Blake Lively’s braid, Amy Winehouses sailorboy meets sixties’ retro chic look, Charlize Theron’s retro curls, they have all been out there and experimented with people. Celebrities have gone short or wedged or even asymmetrical with the year showing new ways to create and bring about trends in fashion. Depending from what you wish to evoke and have through your looks hairstyling options keep you with endless new ways to explore. However over all 2009 has been for pumping up volume and curls and keeping it long.

The year was not about long hair that looked flat and lifeless but that spoke of volume. Poker straight here or fly away long here has also not been the good thing to sport. The look is of layers and different highlights to reflect your shape. Lindsay Lohan went on plaiting her long her and Kate Hudson wore them sleek, shiny and bouncy. Then you had Hayden Panettiere with her tousled looks and Jennifer Garner with those beautiful waves. Lauren Conrad wore it long and seductive as well.

As reports show it looks more elegant and beautiful with the right waves and highlights when hair is worn down rather than put up. Sleek styles have not been there for most parts of the year though they were seen quite often with some added funk attaching hair extensions. Hair extensions have been the greatest accessory this year. Plaiting your hair a little is well back in fashion and it does not take much time. Make sure that hair is healthy and shiny no matter what hair style you are opting for. 2009 has been a great year while people waved on the shine and health. It has been rather non experimental with the funk and more serious on the health of the hair.

The color was not specific but never global. Lots of highlights and breakage of density meant the norm giving overall hair story the greatest pump up it required. So healthy hair keeps on looking better and better no matter what style you are carrying. It is also easier to carry your hair in any way you wish when you are high on the health side. If you are opting for too much cheap color, frequent changing of hair styles and blow drying you are definitely going to end up with unhealthy, fly-away hair. This is not possible when you are growing your hair long with healthful purposes. So no wonder the overall inclination for 2009 has been for long and voluminous hair! Using a natural mask, vitamin included shine serum, heat protector, heavy duty conditioning and pampering is always a great thing to do.

While long hair took the year by a storm, bobs have still been there in alternatives at certain stages in 2009. Rihanna and Louise Brooks continue with their funky style pairing them with their neat bobs. If you have fine hair and a well shaped face then this is really the ultimate look to flatter you.

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Catwalks and red carpets have seen a return to retro fashion with the sleek and abounding kinks to them. There were definite emulation to the 40s style curls and waves in great succession with actresses and models. Partying and socializing also took this look rather than tight up dos. Summer styles however so more bohemian and laid back route in every way. Hairstyle spectrum was full of nostalgia with recalling the hippy waves of the sophisticated 40s classic curls. Almost everyone was seen adorning these looks. However it is not always this look but even the bedhead and the casual side sweeps that were also getting attention.

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As we all know both the wrong hairdo as well as the accessories can make or break an outfit no matter how stunning or authentic you might be. So if you have like say, short cropped hair and ballerina shoes with your ’70s Flower Power skirt then you are sure headed for a tremendous fashion disaster. Read on to find out how different hairstyles have evolved over the times according to the different looks and the lifestyles adopted by the people of those times as well.

The 1950s was the time of short, neat hair with no long and shaggy tresses. Hair styles were minimal and not messy at all. There was a trend for curly hair as well. This was not the time for the careless beauty of the emancipated woman. In those times women had to look good and be admired. As a result they took a tremendous amount of time and patience in trying to curl or style their hair. They would either put it in rollers or use a lot of hairspray. In the late 1950s came the huge beehives and the poodle perm. Remember Lucille Ball and Brigitte Bardot? The look was now a little more bolder and a lot less neater.  However the stylistic and the huge amounts of hairspray remained.

This bouffant look remained even during the ’60s. However, the sixties were not so swinging at least in terms of hair. Hair had to be strictly in place, using lots of hairspray. The voluminous look of hair was still there however. Even the bob was pretty popular back then. However, in the later part of the 1960s, the short crop “cropped” up. This was started by Twiggy who is one of the world’s first supermodels. By now, the famous hippie movement was on, though the long haired shaggy look was yet to.

The 1970s were all about universal love and freedom and also about fighting the establishment as all of you who know what the hippie movement was all about. Representing the peak of the Flower Power movement, there were a variety of innovative and often downright bizarre hairstyles then. There was the shag, the afro, mullet, Farrah Flicks, and the disco wedge as well. All the hairstyles of this time were without any particular structure or stylization. This represented the liberal and the anti-conventional side of the movement which went against all rules and rigidity that society had imposed on individuals.

There was the long and straight hair that women wanted, as did the men. There was Cher, with her long straight hair, as was Florence Henderson with her shag. Remember Jenny in “Forrest Gump”? Now, that is hippie hair. Not just the girls, even the men had that long haired shaggy look with the fringes falling over the eyes. If you ever listened to the Fab Four, then I need not talk any further. And if you don’t know who the Fab Four are, then you probably should not even be reading this. Farrah Fawcett was another style icon of those times. She had created a new look for herself. She had light and feathered hair which flicked outwards in the front. As is obvious, these looks did not require any stylization or structuring at all. Some of these looks are in vogue even today.

The 1980s were different in terms of stylization. It was somehow similar to the sixties but not the bouffant styles though. This look tied in with the new hair products that were out on the market shelves. There were gels, waxes and mousses. Now came the repertoire of the bizarre styles that one could ever find. There was crimping, thick and puffy fringes and different accessories as well! Headbands, scrunchies and bobbles abounded everywhere and all the time. Some girls sported the long side pony look. The ones with short hair went in for the gelled and the spiky look. Volume was back in a big way now. Thus there was a whole lot of experimentation around.

The1980s was all about the punk and the rock music scene around. Now there were the punks and the rockers who went around with hair colored in the brightest neon colors possible. They had the Mohawk cut or even the mullet. A lot of these styles were jarring and bizarre to say the least. The natural and the unstructured look of the seventies was all but lost as artificiality came back in a big way.

The eighties ended with all the sane people heaving a sigh of relief at the eyesores that went in the name of style. The nineties saw a drastic decrease in the use of hair styling products and crazy hair as well. Natural styles came back in a big way, just like the seventies. But one must remember that a lot of the so-called “natural” look of the hippie movement was actually a put on, as people wanted to “look natural” and carefree. But this time, people actually left hair to their own devices. It was time for grunge to make a dramatic entry into the fashion scene. Now it was the era of the wash and wear hair.

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There were messy up-dos and long ponytails and at times, the loose “seventies” hair as well. This trend arose largely because of the fact that people, especially women no longer had the time to fuss with their hair. They were now the modern working women who did not care two hoots as to how presentable they looked in male dominated society. Hair was minimal and no-fuss. Look at Rachel in “Friends” and also the tousled “bed-head” look pioneered by actress Meg Ryan.

Lastly from 200o till the present there have been a variety of looks which have largely depended upon individual style. There is the layered style or the long hair in a tousled look. There is also the heavily dyed “emo” look as well. There has been a revival of the punk look, albeit more moderate.