"The boho bob suits almost everybody," says Haug. "It's ideal for anybody who wants a bob, and has medium to thick density hair, but wants to a little more shape and texture. Because it is so textured, it gives a lot of softness, which tends to work on everybody, and you can adapt the fringe length to any face shape."

The cloud bob is a trending cut that adds volume and body to hair. This is what defines the style and how you can achieve the look at home.

Bob Dylan turns 84 today, and he will be spending the evening the way he might spend just about any random other night of the year: on a concert stage. There will likely be no commemoration of the occasion at the gig in Ridgefield, Washington, which will ...

Offering volume and an effortless, ruffled texture - as if it's just been mussed by a warm sea breeze - the Riviera bob is set to be summer's chicest trim. This latest twist on a blunt bob, like many of the 2025 hair trends, embraces natural, tousled texture.

Unfortunately, there won’t be a new Thanksgiving episode of “Bob’s Burgers” this year. The description for the episode set to premiere on Nov. 23, which is the Sunday before Thanksgiving, reads, “Linda struggles when Linda buys a tiny tube top; a rare bird flies into the window of the restaurant.”

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Dick Barnatt / Scott Dudelson / Getty Images Former Bob Marley and the Wailers guitarist Al Anderson – the man behind the emotive, singable ...

Dylan's 40-show 1974 tour with The Band produced a live double-album later that year. Now, the music available from that tour has increased dramatically with the release of a new 27-CD set. This is FRESH AIR. Bob Dylan and The Band toured together in ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Pass the cranberry sauce, we’re having mashed potatoes. Ooh, the turkey looks great. Sure, Friends may have some compelling and entertaining Thanksgiving episodes. Can we deny the power of Monica putting her head in a ...

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers spent months meticulously planning the celebration of life for Bob Uecker, their beloved Hall of Fame broadcaster and larger-than-life television personality, who died in January. They carefully consulted with his family.

B y his own admission, Bob Mould is not a Zoom kind of guy, at least not in terms of the video aspect. During the early months of the Covid lockdown, he passed on doing any of those briefly in-vogue virtual concerts. “People were saying, ‘Oh, come on ...