Chris Rock’s new documentary, “Good Hair,” finally hit theatres nationwide last weekend, so black women across the country are undoubtedly still discussing the politics of hair. I’ve experienced more than 20 years of hair reinventions, from the 14-inch, layered partial weave I sport today to the two big country plaits my Liberian mother braided into my hair when I was in elementary school. On other occasions, my cousin would make square parts all over my head and make single braids out of my very short, very coarse hair. You probably would’ve mistook me for one of Coolio’s children back then, but my childhood hairstyles never became the source of hot-button debate—my hair was never political. But for 4-year-old Zahara Jolie-Pitt, the adopted daughter of Brad and Angelina, her hair has become as political as the debate over healthcare. Read the full story

Let’s face it, talking about Michelle Obama’s choice of clothing has become a spectator sport. Everyone has an opinion—whether they’re impressed or underwhelmed by her attire. Now you can critique or restyle in the privacy of your own home for a mere $8. The Los Angeles Times reports that the First Family’s Inaugural attire has been transformed into a paper doll collection. Although The President Obama Paper Doll Collection is really intended for children (starting age I am sure that those who consider themselves fashionista will want to buy it too. Read the full story