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I think pretty much every Texan owns at least one cowboy hat. It's like a state law or something.

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Can we sport the darkest shades known to man?

I'll be honest, I thought it would be the 90s that ruled Texas.

Sometimes you just need to look your best to feel your best, especially when you have a job interview.

Various social media pages have popped up celebrating the trend. Even some fashion houses are choosing to feature more 'elegant elderly' models.

To give us a break from the high bun and low ponytail, we may be seeing more banana hair clips soon on Zoom and at the grocery store. The double combs that were big in the 80s are making a comeback.

The latest craze that's trending is Men's Rompers. However, there is one Texan that started his own trend with Southern Style Rompers.

Datta Phuge is a wealthy man, but he doesn't like expensive cars or vacations. Instead, the Pimpri, India, man has a passion for gold, and he doesn't feel like hiding it away. After much research, he had a team of 15 goldsmiths make him a shirt of gold, that he apparently plans on wearing around.

A new law set by the Israeli government is taking dramatic strides towards a more healthy weight for its citizens. With regulations being set on what the public can see, they hope that the numbers of sufferers of eating disorders will drop. This is a landmark decision for the health of their nation, but could it come to the states? How will it affect us here in the United States and in East Texas?

As any lumberjack knows, one of the advantages of a thick, masculine beard is it helps keep the face warm in the winter months. That’s also the logic behind the Beardo Beard Hat, which is a beanie with a detachable, no-itch acrylic yarn faux-beard that acts as a face mask for the cold and wind.

During Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s “Look At This Awesome Thing We Did” talk at the F8 developer conference in San Francisco, he made sure to explain how much users are going to love the new Timeline feature that some people noticed a few days prior to the conference and kind of hated.