Jensen Ackles Hair Styles

Jensen Ross Ackles (born March 1, 1978) is an American actor. He is notable for his television roles as Eric Brady in Days of our Lives which earned him several Daytime Emmy Award nominations, as Alec/X5-494 in Dark Angel, and as Jason Teague in Smallville. Ackles appears as Dean Winchester on the CW television series Supernatural starring alongside Jared Padalecki.

For some 'short and chic' rule, and Jensen Ackles surely tops the list preferring to keep his hair simple, short and stylish. This Supernatural's hottie with an unscathed face and tough-guy looks, makes every woman's heart racing as he appears on screen. What turns the guy more endearing is his strong attitude and swank hairdo. With a huge fan following all over and oodles of accolades for his acting skills, Jensen Ackles is certainly a good competition for many guys on the block.

Jensen Ackles Fohawk Style

Jensen Ackles faux hawk (fohawk) hairstyle







Ackles appeared as a bad guy in Dark Angel and was truly lovable (even though his bag guy image) for his stunning looks and an unkempt short hairstyle. However, the actor prefers to put on the Fohawk look quite often, making his thin mane go up in a forward motion. As Dean in Supernatural, Jensen Ackles again keeps it short, though he is frequently seen switching from his spiky cut to side shaved look.

Melbourne Record for Most People Wearing Superhero Costumes

The Guinness World Record for the most number of people wearing superhero costumes in one location has been broken in Melbourne.

The previous Guinness World Record of 1091 people wearing super hero costumes in the one place held by Britain was smashed as 1245 people - dressed as Superman, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman, the Green Lantern and other comic book heroes - gathered at Federation Square.

Superman was the most popular hero, closely followed by Batman, Robin and Spider Man. The girls were out in force too, dressed as Wonder Woman, Cat Woman, Super Girl and Hawk Girl.


The managing director of Warner Bros. Consumer Products in Australia, Preston Lewis, shouted triumphantly in his American accent: "We did it, we broke the record my brother."

The event was held to celebrated the 75th anniversary of the release of the first DC comic.

Retro Lunch Boxes

Such retro lunchboxes aren’t made any more. This is a real nostalgia, a reminder of popular cultures adored in 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, etc. These lunchboxes are cool as they don’t lack the imagery, details and imagination. I would like to have one of these!