ponytail hairstyles

the Ponytail hairstyle pictures
Ponytail haircuts are the best hairstyles for women with long hair who are on the go. They are well known as the best solution to bad hair days, and can be easily accomplished on your way out the door. However, with just a little effort, ponytail hairstyles can be made beautiful as well as easy.

Ponytail hair style



Brunette Woman with a ponytail



The Ponytail hair style



Side ponytails are very popular these days



Dramatic ponytail w/braids

Morris Chestnut is in the remake of 'V'

Morris Chestnut is the unexpected member of the cast of V (reimagined), a remake of the cult 80's sci-fi series coming soon on ABC US. Morris is mostly famous for playing the handsome guy in romcoms like The Best Man, Two Can Play That Game or Breaking The Rules. He launched his career in 1991 with Boyz n the Hood.

Never say never

We never thought we would say this but the latest single of the Pussycat Dolls is not bad at all.

"Hush Hush; Hush Hush" is a tribute to Gloria Gaynor and her all-time hit "I will survive".

If you don't like the song, you can at least check the 2009 afro-style of Nicole Scherzinger.

How to ace a job interview...

Love it or hate it

The Black Eyed Peas are n.1 of this week's UK music charts with Boom Boom Pow. It's so radical that you can only love it or hate it. Watch the video here.

The BEP on the origins and meaning of their tune:

Supernatural resemblance

Zoe Saldana, 31, is Lieutenant Uhura in the remake of Star Trek launching in theatres on Thursday 7 May. She takes over from Nichelle Nichols, who played in the cult TV series and was one of the first black women with a lead role on US television.

Zoe's face looks familiar? That’s maybe because the 31 year old actress previously starred in many blockbusters like Pirates of the Carribeans (2003), Guess Who (2005) and Vantage Point (2008). Or probably because she has a striking ressemblance with Jada Pinkett Smith, 38, Will Smith’s other half. Even though Jada is seven years older, we can't help but wonder if they have been separated at birth…

Don't work hard, work smart

In these days of economic recession, working hard isn’t the only way to secure a job. It’s also essential to “work smart”, in other words promoting what you do for the business, according to Essence magazine. If you always have the impression that you work hard but don’t get the recognition that you deserve, this article is for you.  It gives very good tips for different types of working women: the gossipers, the loners and the working bees.

If you need more resources to improve your reputation at work, follow the advice of Judith Earley on Emploment Crossing. But make sure you’re patient. According to this article, it takes at least 21 days to change habits.