Victoria Beckham sports alien cone hair on American Idol
I dunno know, maybe Victoria Beckham gets unfairly picked on.
Sure, she's skinnier than my pinky. But maybe she's got a high metabolism.
She rarely smiles in pictures. Perhaps she's camera shy or, er, doesn't like her teeth.
I feel bad piling on. She actually came across as warmer than I expected as a guest judge on American Idol. But since Posh Spice spent most of her guest-judging time Tuesday night talking about contestants' looks and clothing, I can't help but raise the question that burned inside me.
WHAT THE &$#! DID SHE DO TO HER HAIR?!!!?
Part of me is quite tired of American Idol. These crazy people auditioning, with their weird tics and unjustified confidence? So 2005.
Yet just when I started to grumble, "seen it, over it," Mrs. Beckham showed up on my high-def TV Tuesday with her tresses styled in a tightly wound, alien-like cone on top of her head. Was she trying to compete with the wackos on stage? Was this her secret audition for an Avatar sequel, or the Jetsons?
Did somebody actually think this looked good?
Your opinions, please.
Deal Diva Colleen
(Photo: Bummer, I can't find a photo yet from Tuesday night that I can use. To see Victoria Beckham's bizarre look, click here. Meantime, fancy your peepers on this Associated Press pic from an earlier guest-judge appearance.)
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