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		<description><![CDATA[There was only one rule in the '80s: Your hair had to look hilarious. We comb through 16 hairstyles -- in movies -- that have made '80s yearbooks into comedy treasure chests.]]></description>
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<p>Before the 1990s, there was a stretch of time -- roughly 10 years or so -- we refer to as "the '80s." It was, like, this totally rad era in which a geriatric Rodney Dangerfield could be a party animal, coke was a problem and New Coke was an even gnarlier problem. And the only rule for your hair was that it had to appear hilarious to anyone not living in the '80s.</p>
<p>With the jukebox broadway musical <a href="http://movies.nextmovie.com/rock-of-ages-/M0-001-000032561-6/info">"Rock of Ages"</a> coming to theaters, we say it's time to grab a pogo ball and hop our way through the historical hallway of hairstyles, searching for what made '80s yearbooks into the comedy treasure chests they've become.</p>
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					<media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[Kelly LeBrock in 'Weird Science' (1985)]]></media:title>
							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Known first for her line "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful" in a Pantene commercial, this bodacious supermodel-turned-actress went on to play the ultimate fantasy woman created by two geeks on their computer. Apparently, Pantene gives your hair a classy hooker vibe.</center><em>Universal</em>]]></media:description>
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					<media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[Kiefer Sutherland and His Vampire Gang in 'The Lost Boys' (1987)]]></media:title>
							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Before the Cullen family of "Twilight," there was David's (Sutherland) gang of vampires in this cult classic. They displayed every bogus hair choice made during the Reagan era, from rattails to white-boy Jheri curls to ... whatever's going on with that guy on the left. The difference between the two franchises? Well, "The Lost Boys" outdated style is mocked now, while the style of "Twilight" will be mocked in a NextMovie article around 2035.  Possibly much sooner.</center><em>Warner Bros.</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Before becoming Hollywood's highest paid actress ($12.5 million for "Striptease" in 1996), this cradle-robbing Kutcher smoocher was the husky-voiced sex kitten of the Brat Pack. In this movie, she proved that any tragic curling iron accident could be worn as a sassy new 'do.</center><em>Columbia Pictures</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Swayze loved horses, as well he should have. They were the only beasts on God's green Earth who knew, as he did, the pride of possessing such taut haunches, a glistening mane and a noble heart. Unlike a stallion, however, Swayze could never be tamed.</center><em>United Artists</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>By the time the harsh mohawks and spikes of the '70s punk scene could be seen atop the heads of adorable hipsters like Iona (Potts) at her new-wave record store, it was safe to say punk style had been co-opted by the mainstream. What had once symbolized anarchy and a hatred of materialism was now just another way to push your school's dress code boundaries.</center><em>Paramount</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Iceman likes the frosted tips of his gelled-up hair the same way he likes his volleyballs: spiked!</center><em>Paramount</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Playing opposite Michael Douglas as cinema's most poorly chosen dalliance, Glenn sprouts something more closely resembling steel shavings than golden locks. And those embers in her eyes seem to indicate that her last perm also boiled some of the brain beneath that wicked witch's 'do.</center><em>Paramount</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>What teeny bopper didn't fall for Ducky (Cryer), the funny nerd relegated to Molly Ringwald's "friend" zone in this John Hughes tale of a modern Cinderella trapped by social status? Through today's eyes, it's hard to tell whether Cryer's hair was supposed to look silly to '80s moviegoers, or if that looked normal to them.</center><em>Paramount</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Never one to warn her stylist "Nothing too crazy," Turner tried, in this third film from the "Mad Max" franchise, to answer the oft asked question: What if Jon Bon Jovi were a black woman who landed the role of Princess Leia? The answer is a look that's truly best left 'til after the apocalypse.</center><em>Warner Bros.</em>]]></media:description>
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					<media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[Corey Feldman in 'License to Drive' (1988)]]></media:title>
							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>If you were a teenage girl during the Iran-Contra Affair, chances are you were having your own, imagined affair with one -- or both -- of the Coreys (Corey Haim being the yin to Feldman's wild yang). Starring in one hit after another, Feldman was the harmless bad boy, brimming with snarky quips, ceaselessly squinting eyes and hair that required a team of  M.I.T. engineer grads to maintain.</center><em>20th Century Fox</em>]]></media:description>
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					<media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[Melanie Griffith in 'Working Girl' (1988)]]></media:title>
							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>In this inspirational story about a lowly Staten Island secretary making good in the kill-or-be-killed world of high finance, Tess McGill (Griffith) starts out with a big dreams -- and even bigger hair -- and learns, by movie's end, the value of a more tightly cropped cut and tastefully fitted pants suit (plus the ins and outs of corporate mergers and acquisitions, and her own self-worth).</center><em>20th Century Fox</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Prince started where Little Richard left off, then added blouses and lace gloves. The fact that his regal coiffure was always the least striking component of his androgynous ensemble speaks to his unique gift for finding new ways to present himself as a complete and total weirdo.</center><em>Warner Bros./Everett</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>John Rambo (Stallone) is a Vietnam vet, traumatized by the war, who goes feral when small-town cops abuse him.  Fortunately, it was the '80s; so even as Sly was hunting men down like a jungle cat hunting its prey, his hair always stayed feathered, full-bodied and lustrous.</center><em>Orion Pictures</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>In Cameron Crowe's high school of soon-to-be stars (Jennifer Jason Leigh, Judge Reinhold, Nicolas Cage, etc.) Sean Penn steals the show as Jeff Spicoli, the stoned surfer dude whose bleach-blond locks and far-out lingo put a face on the reputation of an entire generation of California teens.</center><em>credit</em>]]></media:description>
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					<media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[Mary Stuart Masterson in 'Some Kind of Wonderful' (1987)]]></media:title>
							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>In this gender reversal of "Pretty in Pink," Masterson plays the blue-collar tomboy with substance, desperately in love with her social-climbing best friend. And although her hairdresser misheard her saying "Give me the Dorothy Hamill" and gave her the Mark Hamill instead, these blonde bangs somehow accentuate her femininity, just as they do on Luke.</center><em>Paramount</em>]]></media:description>
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							<media:description type="plain"><![CDATA[<center>Playing Snake in "Escape from New York" (1981), he partied in the front and back. As Bull in "Backdraft" (1991), he took care of business on both ends. But it was in 1986, for this martial arts comedy, that Kurt Russell took care of business in the front WHILE partying in the back, and the planets aligned to form humanity's eighth deadly sin: the mullet.</center><em>20th Century Fox</em>]]></media:description>
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