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How to be a Redhead is a website founded by redheaded American sisters Adrienne and Stephanie Vendetti in response to the ostracism they encountered in school and to serve the needs of other redheaded women. As children they attended Holy Ghost School in Providence , as teenagers attended La Salle Academy , and eventually both earned business degrees from the University of Miami. The sisters recall how they were the only redheaded students at their grade school and how starting in second or third grade, were subjected to bullying by other students. The unwanted attention was so great that Stephanie chose to dye her hair blonde in high school.

At last, science has answered the question of the ages: Do redheads look younger? Well, perhaps it's not quite the kind of question that keeps you up at night, but science has answered it all the same — and if you're a natural redhead, it's fabulous news. Redheads may endure schoolyard bullying as children and find themselves the butt of endless jokes in pop culture, but there's a silver lining. According to research published in Current Biology , people with the MC1R gene, aka the gene that produces red hair and fair skin, tend to look several years younger than their non-ginger counterparts. According to the Telegraph , researchers at Erasumus University in the Netherlands analyzed the perceived age of more than 2, adults by feeding pictures of their faces and profiles into an algorithm, which estimated their age based on their appearance. Unsurprisingly, wrinkles were strongly associated with perceived age, but characteristics like liver spots and face shape affected the appearance of age as well.

None of this difficult material deterred Sophia Lillis, the actress who plays tweenage Beverly Marsh in the film It. What else is there to do when school is out? It was kind of like someone I wanted to be: how brave she is, and how she went head-on to defeat this clown that could have killed her at any second. In between takes of Pennywise attacking or strangling Beverly, the actor would ask her how her day was going—while his hands were still wrapped around her neck. Their relationship is strained to a breaking point, with sexual abuse hinted at in both the book and movie.

I've been invited to a '90s sitcom dress-up party. I'd like some help thinking of potential characters to choose from. I'm a woman with red hair, and not much time to plan a costume. My sitcom memories aren't strong, and neither is my '90s nostaglia, so any help would be appreciated! Beth from NewsRadio.