After more than two decades of partnership, it looks like Oprah and Stedman are calling it quits. The star of the Oprah Winfrey show was said to be on vacation with good friend Gayle King when Stedman Graham moved out of their home. Ideally, there is some logical explanation for all of this. If Oprah can't make it, what chance to the rest of stand?
The Telegraph reported that in a study carried out by psychologists at Northumbria University in Britain, women were found to rate men with stubble as, "tough, mature, aggressive, dominant, and masculine – and as the best romantic partners, either for a fling or a long-term relationship."Read: Stubble: The Best of Both Worlds But this study only asked women about men who shave their faces clean of hair (or the ones can't grow any hair to begin with), the rugged man who always has a little bit of stubble and guys who sport full-on beards. It left out one of the most important facial features a man can create, style and show off: the mustache. Given the options the study provided, it's no surprise females preferred men who groom their faces to resemble the hottest TV hunks like Matthew Fox (Jack) and Josh Holloway (Sawyer) from Lost and Patrick Dempsey (McDreamy) from Grey's Anatomy.
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Call it the new mullet. The in-between facial-hair grooming trend look has women swooning, according to a new study reported in The Telegraph. Stubble is more attractive to women clean-shaven faces or full beards, finds a new study from Northumbria University that will be published in the journal "Personality and Individual Differences."
