Black hair with white streaks is an elegant style for those looking to add dimension and vibrancy to their locks. This look works particularly well on short bobs.
Hal Jordan
From his pre-Crisis appearance, Hal Jordan had a white stripe in his forelocks, which was later explained as premature graying due to stress from Parallax.
Arlene Dickinson
Arlene Dickinson is a self-made millionaire and CEO of Venture Communications (which boasts blue chip clients such as Toyota and Red Rose Tea), as well as being featured on over ten seasons of CBC TV show Dragons Den as one of the Dragons. Additionally, she has written two books and is an experienced public speaker.
Indira Gandhi
Indira Gandhi, daughter of India’s inaugural prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, enjoyed an illustrious political career. She served on the working committee of the Congress Party and joined her father on numerous international trips. Following Lal Bahadur Shastri’s death in 1966, Gandhi assumed government leadership as prime minister. She was known for her autocratic rule and use of an internal emergency to put down any potential opposition to her practice.
Joe Perry
Joe Perry is best known as one of the members of the Boston-based rock band Aerosmith; however, he is also widely celebrated for his dedication to animal rights and care for multiple Friesian horses with his wife Billie, raising awareness for them along the way. As a child, he was drawn to the ocean and dreamt of following in Jacques Cousteau’s footsteps, but instead, he turned his focus toward rock and roll and currently tours with a band he co-founded.
Alex Skolnick
Skolnick is best known as a guitarist for thrash metal band Testament, having also performed with Savatage and Trans-Siberian Orchestra. He plays electric ESP guitars and Heritage hollow-bodied models by Heritage Guitars. As soon as he left Testament, Skolnick decided to pursue jazz full-time. He studied at New School before founding Alex Skolnick Trio – an ensemble combining metal with traditional jazz that earned rave reviews in Down Beat and Jazziz magazines for its debut release “Goodbye To Romance.”
Ringo Starr
Ringo Starr was best known as the drummer of The Beatles. After they disbanded in 1970, Ringo took up solo music careers: Sentimental Journey was an album featuring Tin Pan Alley standards, while Beaucoup of Blues featured country tunes. Rory Storm and the Hurricanes gave him his stage name, “Ringo Starr,” due to the rings he wore as part of their skiffle band’s name and to signify his drum solos as “Starr Time,” thereby cementing their nickname into place. Over time, this became their real identity.
Bonnie Raitt
Bonnie Raitt had already become a staple in blues, folk, and rock circles by the time she released her self-titled debut in 1971. Raitt’s melodic phrasing and feminist perspective became immediately apparent, as were her adept slide guitar playing skills. She has continued touring and political activism; five of the 12 tracks on her 2016 album Dig in Deep were written by Raitt.
Buzz Osborne
Buzz Osborne of the Melvins sports a white streak in his dark hair and an eye tattoo on his forehead. Osborne started the Melvins as part of high school with Matt Lukin and Mike Dillard, initially playing arena-ready complex rock music. Osborne performs under the stage name King Buzzo and has released several solo acoustic albums under this moniker. He prefers using aluminum guitars from the Electrical Guitar Company for his performances.
Jericho Drumm
After his brother was murdered by someone possessed with demons, Jericho Drumm abandoned his family’s voodoo tradition and studied psychology in America before returning to Haiti as Brother Voodoo. He has battled Baron Samedi and his innovative zombies, Moondog’s villainy, and Marie Laveau’s revengeful intent. To fight these enemies more effectively, he has an ancient medallion that allows him to summon up his brother’s spirit for extra strength.
Bolt
Bolt has earned gold medals at each Olympics since 2004, cementing his status as one of the greatest sprinters ever with an extraordinary performance at Rio 2016. His reignited form during that Olympics only further cemented this accolade. Sadiki lies comfortably on his king-size bed, his face betraying a wearied resignation. They’re playing a two-player Call of Duty mission. Now and then, gunfire bursts forth from behind their television screen – it has been an unrelenting, exhausting battle.
The Sixth Sense
M Night Shyamalan made his Hollywood directorial debut with Praying with Anger (1992), which proved unsuccessful, and 1998’s Wide Awake (1998), before turning in The Sixth Sense as his breakthrough work – becoming a critically and commercially successful film. It won numerous awards, including best picture at its release. Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment deliver outstanding performances in this captivating modern ghost story, so don’t miss the shocking final twist!
