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Four months into her battle with breast cancer, longtime ESPN sports reporter Shelley Smith is far from giving up. After announcing her diagnosis in October, the 57-year-old journalist, who has worked with the network since 1997, made the difficult decision to shave her head, revealing the entire process to her more than 26,000 followers via Twitter on Thursday, Feb. 19.
Buzzzz! These stars are so not afraid of a little set of clippers, and, with that, the dramatic changes that come along with them. Whether opting for an edgy undercut or going with an all-over baldie — celebs like Hugh Jackman, Natalie Dormer, and Rosario Dawson took great risks in the hair makeover department. See […]
Days before on Tuesday, Feb. 17, she posted an image of the first strand of hair that had fallen out of her head since she began treatments in January 2015.
With millions upon millions of social media followers, a celeb might be more than a little hesitant to be seen sans foundation, concealer, or blush — but not these famous faces! Stars like Heidi Klum, Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian all dared to go bare on Instagram and Twitter, bravely posting photos of their unpowdered […]
"Getting clipped by the best!! World famous Chuck Taylor. Yesterday Shaw, today me," she captioned the courageous image. Smith is pictured sitting down in the famed L.A.-based barber’s chair, fully made-up, and sporting a look of confidence.
After the process was complete, she posted another photo with her daughter by her side. “My daughter Dylann (the one w the hair) my moral support! I didn’t cry,” Smith tweeted.
In the ever-changing world of celebrity hairstyles, one trend stands above the rest. From Shailene Woodley to Jennifer Lawrence to Pam Anderson, the pixie cut has become a new favorite among A-Listers, who can’t wait to lop off their famous tresses for this edgy new ‘do. Click through the gallery to see some of the […]
Smith announced her diagnosis in a stream of empowering tweets. "I now join the one in eight women who are battling breast cancer. Early detection will save my life. Tell loved ones," she wrote. She has since been chronicling her journey online.
