I can think of a hundred perverse reasons to grow facial hair but none seem to get me as amped about growing a duster than Mustache March and Movember. If you are unfamiliar with what these months signify, just know that they offer men (and some gifted women) an unexplained opportunity to look like a total stud or a creepy pedophile for an entire month.

Although it seems like only yesterday we were growing decadent amounts of face pubes for Movember, March has already started and that mean's its time to save a few bucks on razor blades and go to work (or class) looking like complete scumbags all over again. For Mustache March, we aren't holding an official contest like we did for Movember, but we strongly encourage all of you to grow and then post your facial flow in the Brommunity for all the world to see.

After the jump we have a smattering of the 10 best videos and clips honoring mustaches that YouTube has to offer. Some of the videos praise famous 'staches while others teach us how to grow and properly maintain our lip Chia Pets. From a priceless Esquire interview with Jason Giambi to a rap tribute honoring mustache legends, these videos will certainly inspire you to sprout your own creation during Mustache March.  Keep Reading »

Judging by the ballroom camera shots at last night's Golden Globes, a beard revolution may be just around the corner. Between the designer dresses and the celebrity cleavage, the traffic of beards and facial stubble on the red carpet made the Beverly Hills Hilton looked more like a Flying J truck stop than a prestigious Hollywood award show. In the wake of "no shave" Movember, actors showing off modish scruff and 5-o'clock shadows is one hirsute trend that we can definitely get behind. Last night, Jon Hamm, who plays the immaculately well-groomed Don Draper in AMC's "Mad Men," ditched the clean-shaven look for a bushy face of whiskers. George Clooney's Golden Globe beard was a throwback to the fuzzy tufts of hair he wore in 2005 for "Syriana." William Hurt's unkempt chin bush makes us wonder whether he'll be staring as either Confederate Civil War general J.E.B. Stuart or "Communist Manifesto" writer Karl Marx in a biopic anytime soon. Here are 20 actors who made the 2010 Golden Globes look awesomely similar to a lumberjack convention by rocking beards, whiskers, and facial hair.

George Clooney
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November 30th is finally upon us, which means it's time to see the results of all your glorious mustache growing -- all in the name of promoting prostate cancer awareness. Send in photos of your month's work to contact@brobible.com. Your biggest competition so far might be Tyler Aubrey from Roanoke, who writes: "I was saving up all november for these shots we got the before, the musketeer, and the classic 'stache. i wish movember was every month." Check out Tyler's handiwork after the jump.  Keep Reading »

We received a bunch more November mustache photos over the weekend, and as long as you keep sending them, we'll keep posting them. Send in your photos to contact@brobible.com.


University of Denver Lacrosse Mustaches

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Kevin Friedenberg, Swarthmore College, lacrosse goalie

The November mustache photos keep rolling in, and as long as you keep sending them, we'll keep posting them. One tip: If you're going to take a shot with your computer camera shine a light at your face so we can see that 'stache in all its glory. Send in your photos to contact@brobible.com.

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What would Movember be with out a list of some famous men who have sacrificed their upper lips to look like total badasses? Well, I guess it would be a Movember with out a list of famous badasses... Anyway, these men, out of fame, have probably given more mustache rides than you or I can even conceive. They have done the mustache world proud, unlike some fuck faces that make me sick (See: Dr. Phil and Geraldo Rivera) and today we want to honor them.

If you can't grow a mustache like these suave gents, don't try because not every man was meant to wield a 'stache and not every 'stache was meant to wield a man. The woman who serves me breakfast each morning is a true testament to that statement. She has a sick 'stache year round and if I had a picture of her, she would take her rightful place on this list. Now feast your eyes on the dusters below.


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Every time we post a Carolina-bashing story, I feel compelled to post something slightly favorable about them so that some crazy Tar Hole doesn't come to New York and burn down BroBible HQ. So here's Chris Layne, a sophomore lacrosse midfielder at UNC, with his November mustache, Day 19. Good stuff. Send in your photos to contact@brobible.com!

Whether you're a part of the Movember movement or a lacrosse player taking part in Mustache Madness or doing things digitally at LordLikely.com, if you're growing a killer stache this November in order to raise awareness and money for prostate cancer screenings and research, we want to see how your facial handiwork is coming along! Send us in your November mustaches and we'll post them on the site every day up until Nov. 30! Our favorite mustaches will receive any shirt out of the BroBible Gear store. Email your photos to contact@brobible.com.

I hope this November has been a memorable one. As you've been cruising your respective campuses, you may have noticed something peculiar in the air. Not the fluctuating temperatures. Nor is it the warm kiss of swine influenza. Its been high levels of pure man. The November mustache effort has been previously discussed within the walls of the Brommunity, but I wanted to further praise the facial gifts from lacrosse teams around the country. Teams have been growing out the facial flow as a means to fundraise for prostate cancer, something all bros will need to deal with down the line.

The effort has been spear-headed by University of Virginia stand-out Ken Clausen (pictured above); obviously, I dont think you want to disappoint Ken, the only man to choke out the wild in an unaired episode of "Man vs. Wild." Along with Ken, you can find All-American talent helping out the cause from all of the teams listed below. There are 17 participating teams raising money by gaining sponsorships for their mustaches. There have been some outstanding mustaches, most of which I have yet to see.  Keep Reading »