This article was reviewed by Mike Bohl, MD. The Roman Empire — it’s not just something men are constantlythinking about, but also the potential birthplace of a certain polarizing hairstyle. Yep, ...

For years, basketball coach Gene Keady sported a comb-over as he stood on the sidelines for the Purdue Boilermakers. And for years, he paid $600 a week to keep his hairstyle in good shape — complete ...

The comb-over, no longer just to cover up balding, is one of the most popular hairstyles among young men Men often choose styles to make them look younger and more powerful, as could be the case with ...

We have seen it: the obvious combover. The guy’s hair is thinning so he grows one side a little longer to comb it over and disguise the thinning spot. It might not even be conscious, at first. It’s a ...

If Gene Keady was known for anything during his years as Purdue's men's basketball coach -- other than becoming the winningest coach in school history -- it was his infamous comb-over hairstyle, which ...