In the first, Peter Sellers plays a rogue, complete with blacked-out teeth and
crewcut.
And pigs can fly, your 401(k) just doubled in value, Al Davis got a
crewcut and Jennifer Connelly will not stop stalking me.
In "The
Crewcut as Homoerotic Discourse in Nabokov's Pale Fire," Paul Allen Miller examines the breakdown of the five central binary opposites of the novel.
The real break came the last day of eighth grade when I took a copy of Action Now magazine to the barber and showed him a picture of Steve Olson staring into the camera with a grown-out
crewcut.
At RADA she was immediately noticed - both for her performances on stage and for predating the skinhead era with a bold
crewcut.
He had a
crewcut, and a set of bar bells, and a backyard trampoline.
Today Byers sports a "fashionably gray"
crewcut and beard.
In a place swarming with expensive suits, neckties, and leather attache cases, Bill appears--military style
crewcut, bushy mustache, Hawaiian floral print shirt, baggy slacks, and blue canvas shoes.
He has thick, strong arms; a hefty championship football ring; and a reddish-brown
crewcut, prickly as cut grass.
Corynne Corbett, Mode's editor, is a big African American woman with a blonde
crewcut who embodies what her magazine's about--among other things, violating the rules for women's magazines.
The
crewcut food-service baron and his wife may look American Gothic, but their art is mostly American great-- Sam Francis, Scott Burton, Martin Puryear, Elizabeth Murray--and California cool, from David Park to Deborah Oropallo.
The only question is whether it will it be a
crewcut or a Mohawk.
