Working at Le Coiffeur, he styled the hair of such show-biz luminaries as Nat King Cole, Ike and Tina Turner, T-Bone Walker, Marvin Gaye, Count Basie, James Brown and Sugar Ray Robinson.
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They are called " les coiffeurs ", or the hairstylists : a reference to the fact that reserves in the World Cup are able to keep their locks dry and in place as they observe the real players from the bench.
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George and his pal Tuna ( Ethan Suplee ) hook up with a local hairdresser ( Paul Ruebens, avidly dusting off another period stereotype, the flamboyant gay coiffeur ), who also happens to be the town's main pot supplier.
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The Red or Dead show offered suburban housewives-gone-psycho, their hair piled high in married-to-the-mob coiffeurs and wearing the simplest house dresses, accessorized by scissors, knitting needles and knives covered in fake blood.
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Cedric Judicis, 51, the ketchup-eating coiffeur, normally pays scant attention to U . S . presidential contenders, but this year he knows all about aspiring first lady Teresa Heinz Kerry, heiress to the Heinz tomato-sauce fortune.
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The auctioneer, Sotheby's, said that according to tradition, Marie Antoinette is believed to have given the gem and other jewels for safekeeping to her coiffeur, Leonard, before she and her husband, Louis XVI, tried to flee Revolutionary France in 1791.
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Auti?s success allowed him to establish a hair-dressing school and studio, the " Acad�mie de coiffeur " ( " a virtual House of L�onard " ), which was eventually situated in the rue de la Chauss�e-d'Antin in Paris.
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Uncle Pio acts as Camila Perichole's valet, and, in addition, " her singing-master, her coiffeur, her masseur, her reader, her errand-boy, her banker; rumor added : her father . " The story tells of his background.
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"' �lie Dupuis "'is a Canadian musician, film and television performer from the Canadian province of Quebec, best known for his role in the L�a Pool film " Mommy Is at the Hairdresser's ( Maman est chez le coiffeur ) ".
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In Le coiffeur de Kouta ( " The Barber of Kouta " ), the trilogy's second novel, the elders of the village similarly cite tradition in plotting against the village's young people, only to later realize that they must step aside so that the village can evolve and grow.
