Late-night host Jimmy Fallon did what most have only wished of doing: aggressively tousling Trump's hair.
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On Thursday, The Tonight Show host, 211, conducted a characteristically lighthearted interview, including playfully tousling Trump's hair.
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He then blow dries the hair once more while tousling it with his hands, to add extra volume.
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Trump Late-night TV host Jimmy Fallon expressed regret over tousling Trump's hair in a pre-election interview.
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She then sprays hairspray all over and lets the back section loose, tousling it so it covers the ponytail.
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If hair seems flat, tousling it with your fingers will help add some volume and further disperse the product.
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The host was mocked for tousling Trump's hair and chastised for veering away from the issues and his inflammatory rhetoric.
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Ms. O'Donnell mocked his haircut, tousling her hair to mimic a comb-over, and put on a cartoonish Queens accent.
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Tousling her hair, the model displayed her glam, opting for a more natural eye to pair with her bold, red lip.
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The three-second video shows her tousling her wavy hair and flashing some jewelry, including a diamond ring on her finger.
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Between bites, his left hand rose to touch the Bog Girl's red braid, tousling it like the pull-chain of a lamp.
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I stared down where the camera pointed, one hand in my neon fanny pack, idly tousling the hair of my best troll doll.
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But after Fallon said in an interview that he regretted tousling Trump's hair during the 2016 campaign, Trump came at him on Twitter.
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He rose to prominence at the social network around the time that VK.com started tousling with shareholders and the authorities over content on the site.
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With Rangers forward Mats Zuccarello hovering around Montreal goaltender Carey Price, Ott stepped in front of Zuccarello and without warning began tousling his long locks.
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The tousling spray for curly hair and cleanser make sense for obvious reasons, and no makeup enthusiast will ever be upset with a new setting spray.
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Yesterday, on her personal Instagram account, Kardashian posted a photo of herself in the bath with her daughter Penelope standing close by, sweetly tousling her mother's hair.
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The popular magazine came under fire recently for a cover photo featuring Trump's kids lightly tousling each other's hair and otherwise enjoying their cherubic problem-free life.
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The Canadiens have nuisances like Brendan Gallagher, Shaw and Steve Ott, who in Game 3 felt like tousling Mats Zuccarello's hair during a stoppage, and so he did.
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But on Mulligan's fine, blonde hair, Cho made the French-girl bob look effortless with nothing more than a blowdryer (albeit a Dyson) and a little rough finger-tousling.
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But it wasn't until after Trump's inauguration that Colbert finally overtook Fallon (who was criticized during the election campaign for playfully tousling the Republican nominee's hair) in the ratings.
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And don't you dare think this is some dismissable feat: Few of us will ever forget the mental picture of Jimmy laughing and tousling the hair of President 45.
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Others have specifically pointed to the NBC host playfully tousling Trump's hair during a guest appearance in September as grounds for his decline, which might be more wishful thinking than reality.
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In the video, Madonna tapped on Efron's chest to get him to pay attention to the fight, while Efron seemingly peacocked for his new lady friend by excessively tousling his hair.
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The President called NBC's Jimmy Fallon "a nice guy" but said Fallon shouldn't have apologized later for tousling Trump's hair during an election season appearance rather than asking him tough questions.
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Kissing babies and tousling children's hair has long been a staple of retail campaigning, but in 28 it is about more than a photo op, even the cutest of photo ops.
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In addition to playfully tousling Trump's hair to clear up any rumors the reality star-turned-politician wore a wig, Fallon was accused of allowing Trump to dodge hard-hitting questions about his campaign.
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It was only after the presidential race's stunning outcome, however -- exacerbated in some progressive quadrants by Fallon's hair-tousling moment with then-candidate Trump -- that the ratings reshaped the state of late-night play.
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In her first post, Klum poses in front of large window overlooking the city while tousling her hair and holding a cup of coffee while wearing a red lingerie set from her brand, Heidi Klum Intimates.
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" Jimmy Fallon issued a sort-of apology to the left for his infamous hair-tousling interview with Trump during the 2016 campaign; Trump tweeted back at Fallon, urging the late night host to "be a man.
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If today's sharpest comedic minds are constricted to the point they are unable to even attempt pushing boundaries, all we'll get (and deserve) is a generation of safe-as-milk karaoke comedians tousling the hair of the powerful instead of challenging them.
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On a cover shoot for Town & Country, for example, Hugh Jackman perched on apple crates while Ms. Uddo stood beneath him, arm raised, so the only part of her in the frame was her hand cupping his face, her slender fingers tousling his hair.
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"It's Jimmy Fallon tousling Trump's hair," said Martin Kaplan, director of the Norman Lear Center for media and society at the University of Southern California, likening the Kelly-Jones tempest to the moment last fall that is widely considered to have caused lasting damage to Mr. Fallon, NBC's "Tonight Show" host.
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"The Tonight Show" host became the unlikely target of a presidential tweet on Sunday, when President Trump -- apparently responding to delayed coverage of a Fallon interview conducted by the Hollywood Reporter -- said that the host is "now whimpering" about the criticism he received for tousling then-candidate Donald Trump's hair during a September 2016 appearance.
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But when Late Late Show star James Corden gets condemned for kissing former White House press secretary Sean Spicer (which Corden regrets), when Jimmy Fallon gets similarly dragged for tousling Donald Trump's hair that one time, it becomes increasingly obvious that in the Trump era, you can't have a platform and not address politics.
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Suspicious, he took photographs of the children and used the pretext of tousling the boy's head to acquire a hair sample for DNA analysis. However, DNA testing proved the boy was not Ben, and the Greek boy's family also provided infant photographs to prove he was their child. In October 2003, Ian Crosby made a visit to Kos with Ben's uncle Danny, followed by further visits to meet police from Greece. Crosby has also investigated a photograph, sent to him by a holidaymaker who visited Turkey in 1999, which depicts a number of Turkish village children, including a blonde boy who resembles the age progression photo of what Ben might look like aged 13.
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