Makeup artist and YouTuber James Charles is always transforming himself and his look thanks to the power of makeup, contact lenses, wigs, and more. But he's recently taken things one step further and totally changed his appearance by shaving his head As noted by JustJared Jr. View on Twitter.

Politicians' hostility to gay rights has become a flashpoint, pitting the religious right against more liberal-minded Poles. And gay people living in these areas are faced with a choice: emigrate, keep their heads down - or fight back. Magazine editor Tomasz Sakiewicz shows me into his Warsaw office. To my surprise, he takes my hand - which I've just rubbed with the regulation disinfectant gel - and kisses it like an 18th-Century Polish nobleman.

I first shaved my head at 26 when I acknowledged that my receding hairline was unstoppable and accelerating. In the year and a half since then, I've been the victim of constant discrimination. Bald prejudice is often a subtle mask for a different snap judgement, as many people presume that a man with a shaved head is one of two things: gay or racist. Shaved heads are a popular and stereotypical look within two UK communities. Ask a colleague to craft a mental image of the kind of man who'd sneer at an Indian doctor who'd just saved his life, object to the construction of a mosque in his home town, or kick a black youth to death, the chances are your workmate will imagine a man with a shaved head.