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| Is Charlie Sheen's Mustache the Worst Disguise in Hollywood Celebrities? |
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Tuesday, April 20 2010
We saw Charlie Sheen wearing an odd moustache. Why would he be wearing it? I cannot stop wondering. Stan Rosenfield, Sheen's spinmeister, said the mustache was only a joke that we missinterpretated.
Anyway, Sheen it could only be a bad joke!
As we are aware of, so far, there are many celebrities running for weirdness, expecting for interesting to happen. We all have seen too many getting into such bad disguise, making fool of themselves, without even realizing it. Do they really think they could be a sight fore sore eyes? I cannot stop wondering it. They only look ridiculous while they are hoping for the best to be happening.
We recently have seen such bad disguise from Lindsay Lohan and Leo Dicaprio as well.
Chris Hall, the E! News field producer, told: "DiCaprio always has a cap pulled way down low over his face when he's out in public. I have never seen celebrities wearing a mustache before "but big glasses with hats, I have seen a lot of that."
What more can we say?
We see also Jessica Biel being enchanted by such disguise: "I do sometimes use a disguise to get out of the house when I can borrow my friend's car and get by the paparazzi that sit outside my house. I have, like, a whole wardrobe, a wig and scarf and glasses. I'm considering a nose piece, actually. I don't see why not." Those were the words she told recently the Calgary Herald.
Michael Jackson also loved wearing disguises to go out for shopping. He used to wear fake mustache and wig while he was going into jewelry stores. Once, he was seen removing his disguise during a visit to a Simi Valley, Calif., jewelry store.
As for now, we can congratulate Nicole Kidman for the most original disguise: "I go out in a wig, put on an Irish accent and have friends call me by a different name, all so I can get a little privacy for a while. I really like looking around market stalls, you can get some really nice stuff there, although I can never really haggle over prices."by sigrid |
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