Hall & Oates and a Supercharged 'Stache

John Oates, of Hall & Oates, and his cartoon 'stache fight a jealous Tom Selleck for interplanetary domination of lip hair...unreal.

http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/06/27/john-oates-moustache-cartoon-sounds-amazing/

Editor's Note: Observe the less common spelling of mustache with an "o" in the article's headline. Rolling Stone has apparently gone French.

Best...Sports...'Stache...Ever

Go ahead...try and refute that perfect pushbroom...

...yeah, we didn't think so.

"From My Cold, Dead 'Stache!"

RIP Judah Ben-'Stache.

Literary and Artistic Heights of Our Breed

The Prague Spring...The Velvet Revolution...The Color Revolutions of the early 21st century...Past is prelude.

Check out the Mustache Summer blog/site for a heaping dose of 'stacheaganda. These guys started their efforts in 1999, and have been challening social mustache stigmas ever since.

Mustache Summer

(The Commustache Mustafesto is required reading for the Mustache Vanguard)

Hipster Doofi Are Our Allies

Ahhhhhhh.... Recognition by the mainstream tabloid press never felt so good.



Click the link below to read about one man's travails as a newly minted mustache in the Swinging New York City Hipster Scene.

It's just a small step from here to Page Six, folks...

http://www.nypost.com/seven/04012008/entertainment/face_the_mustache_104443.htm

On Every Great Man (In NASCAR), There Used to be a Great 'Stache

Follow the link below for a great ESPN story on the sad decline(?) of the mustache in what was once the sport of Mustache Kings...

http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?series=2&id=3301695&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab3pos2



Dale Earnhardt, we hardly knew ye...

The Sun Never Sets on the Imperial 'Stache

Lest we become overly enraptured with the current tide of mustache popularity, we remember those times in the past and surely, those in the future, when mustaches have, and will once again, be thinned out.

Such was the case for the British as they jaunted across the globe in the 19th and 20th centuries, riding their face growth to astonishing highs and nauseating lows, as this article from London's Daily Mail (where we got the above picture) points out:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=486942&in_page_id=1770