We presented her with the big seed of course and has been showing up weekly

was shorter and shorter.

Yes, half fix the hot pixie.

and persona didn't know she was like my hair has changed the textures change and her hair was down to her way so it was like we need to open it up let's cut it and see and I did a a big chop I did a ponytail and just chopped the whole ponytail off just a and her hair bounced right up she's got this great texture this is an air dry air dried with a diffuser I use this and then a little bomb at the end she can really super simple

You gave Jillian a modern Rachel cut? I

just called this kind of like if Rachel were doing her hair today, this is kind of what it is.

And it's having sort of a comeback.

I can't put my phone up without it.

So cool.

And, and it's where you learn where teamwork really works, is the hair and makeup people backstage at a fashion show is the true art of teamwork, where everyone jumps in and becomes, you know, you're, you may be not busy here, but this one's got like a girl with hair that's curly down to here and she needs a, a snatched slick back that is perfect and, but we need to blow her hair out, we need to flat iron it, we need to get it down.

The process that it takes, it's just not a pull the girl's hair back and tie it up in a bun.

You know, the work, the detail work, just like the, um, just like couture clothes, just like a great haircut.

Each, there's the hair, the levels of hair detail that these hairdressers work together as teams doing.

Like I said, one's a human clippy, one's handing you a hot tool, one's actually doing the hair, and one's doing the front.

You, sometimes you're tagged with four girls on you or four guys, you know.

Right.

I guess in a country this size, what's the alternative, Chris, to keeping these sports alive and well functioning and well frequented and lots of people participating in them?

Yeah, I mean that's the really difficult question.

What can be done here? Because Netball New Zealand was in a really difficult state really.

They were losing players and financially they were suffering.

So I think for some the alternative is to go to Australian competitions in which there's a bigger media market and you might end up having fewer teams.

But rather than – I have a hat here, but I don't have a rabbit to pull out of it.

I think what's sort of bugging me is it's presented as free money.

So, Chris, would you say, I mean, across all of our main sports, like, you know, tennis and cricket and basketball, et cetera, and rugby and football, do you think that's the case or are all sports not equal?

Are they offsetting them? I mean, FIFA is pretty good at talking up its game when it comes to sustainable events and so on, isn't it? And I imagine it's saying a bunch of stuff about that at the moment.

To a degree.

I, I think perhaps we're seeing a, a withdrawal or a shrinking from the sustainability place.

They'll, they'll still talk a big game.

They'll still mention, uh, carbon offsets.

But what's interesting about this tournament is that there's no kind of comprehensive sustainability strategy.

Instead, all the work has been pushed onto the host venues, and very few of them actually have sustainability strategies, and those are perhaps around waste management, uh, reusing, uh, resources at stadia.

It's the highs and the lows.

What would you say to that?

Well, that's what it says.

It has fairly ambitious climate strategies.

It indulges the threat of climate change and its own impact, signed up to the UN Sports for the Climate Action Framework, which mirrors the Paris Agreement.

It says this and knows this, but all its actions go in the opposite direction.

Really, if you're trying to design a tournament to maximize carbon emissions, this is what you would do.

They've also signed up a sponsorship deal with Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil producer.

And then, you know, kind of ironically, the players are potentially at risk from the climate as well.

You did this look in 2002 at the Golden Globes, which is like a beautiful French twist, and they're back.

It's a French twist that's sort of, she's very collaborative.

Y'all are like muses.

Yeah, we're like brother-sisters.

Yes.

She never likes to wear her hair up.

So when she presented this to me, I was like, let's just do this.

I know I'm like a little keep walking with us look at him on beachy wave you to the parker tell us about like it.

But Chris, you wanna tell them what we're gonna do on Saturday?

So yeah.

So Saturday is the film fest part of the event, so we'll be showing three movies on Saturday.

We'll be showing Mothra versus Godzilla, we'll be showing Destroy All Monsters, which is a personal favorite, and GMK, so the only more modern movie, but was top of my list to try to get, uh, for the, for the fest.

And from what I've heard, also Matt Frank's favorite movie.

So I'm very excited about that.

We'll also have vending all day, merchandise from Matt and us, and the Indiana Toy and Comic Expo will be there.

What is your business? Is it Kaiju related, or?

Okay.

Like, literally, you can use any conditioner you want and just put it through your hair.

And I like to do, I like to do, so the trick to mine is I did it in three sections.

So I prepped the hair by doing a ponytail in the back.

And then I add the sides so that you're not compromising the hairline.

All that weight.

And

look at these beautiful curls.

Yeah.

So when I was doing Christian's hair on the press junket, I saw Patricia, and we kinda like, "Oh, hey, hey.

How are you," da, da, da, da.

And then they booked me to do the press junket abroad, and I did Patricia and Christian's hair and makeup, both of them.

And when we were in France, I gave Patricia a French girl bob.

So really, that's, like, the first viral moment that I had with hair, was Patricia Arquette in Paris.

You know, I went to the pharmacy, bought a box that had a...

I always have one question that I ask at the end of every episode, and it's what is a brand to you?

What do you think? Tell us about the cut.

Well, she just needed to cut it off.

She has fine hair, but a lot of it, both of them.

And I was just like, let's just go for it.

She went red.

And I was like, I'm obsessed with Emma Stone's hair right now.

And I like that it's a layered, flicky little bob rather than a really blunt bob.

I love this with the long bangs, kind of 70s.

Wait, you also used to do makeup?

Yeah, I used to do makeup.

I did Patricia Arquette and Christian Slater's hair and makeup on the press tour of True Romance.

Molly Madden had a girl on a pilot called, like, Six of One, which is now Friends.

She had Jennifer Aniston on it.

Jennifer.

But Susan Coley was Courtney Cox's publicist.

But you recently said Cameron Diaz had the Rachel first.

Hi, Sarah.

Sarah has a bob, just a nice, clean, blunt bob.

And what I did is I blow dried her hair with a big round brush.

Yes.

Just to get it sort of back off her face.

There's many different ways that you can wear a bob.

Obviously parted in the middle, parted on the side.

I mean, you can