Hair's the Scoop

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Renée Zellweger's windblown locks look fabulous as she parades in honor of her Harvard Hasty Pudding Award.

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With matching full and fabulous tresses, Rebecca Gayheart and her McSteamy husband look like they've just stepped out of a haircare commercial.

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The stars of the highly anticipated romantic-guide-turned-movie, "He's Just Not That Into You," walked the red carpet last night— each with a surprising new do.

Drew kept with her recent retro-inspired look and pulled everything back into a polished ponytail, Jennifer Aniston wore a ponytail as well (just when we thought she was updo-phobic...), Ginnifer Goodwin looked gorgeous in tousled waves, and Scarlett Johansson went board-straight and brunette for the big event.

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Leaving her love of all things revealing aside for a moment, what do you think of Lady Gaga's latest, Hello Kitty-inspired hairstyle?

Snapped here exiting a London nightclub after a late-night performance, it appears that the woman credited for inspiring Christina Aguilera's recent reinvention is taking her cues from the book of Cher. With outrageous wigs and over-the-top accessories having quickly become Lady Gaga's claim-to-fame.

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Pictured here at a recent press event for "33 Variations," Jane Fonda's luminous, healthy-looking locks are ageless.

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The typically sexy, tousled songstress opted to straighten her signature curls for a recent inaugural event— allowing her more sophisticated side to shine through.

I think Shakira looks beautiful with her blonde locks parted at the side, and the smooth, frizz-free finish is a perfect complement to her choice of dress.

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Seen here at a recent event in Washington, Sharon Stone's lustrous locks prove that age is but a number.

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Chloe Sevigny looked perfectly undone at the Season 3 premiere of "Big Love" in Los Angeles.

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Need a new look for the new year? Whether you're stuck in a rut or simply love to switch things up, be sure check out Allure Magazine's 49 Hair Ideas for 2009. It's a slideshow full of tricks/tips on how to get major results with minimal commitment.

A few of my personal favorites:

Secure a Ponytail with a Barrette
It gives a looser result than an elastic. To create this style, spritz dry roots with volumizer and massage through with your fingers for a bit of lift, then wrap the ends of the hair around a curling iron. Clip hair back loosely just below the nape of your neck in a tortoiseshell barrette.

Switch Sides
Add instant volume at the end of the day simply by changing your part. Flipping it to the opposite side not only gives you more lift at the roots, but it also helps you achieve a different look—without a trip to the hair salon.

Shine On
The right brush can make hair look glossier by simply spreading out your hair's natural oils. Choose a paddle brush if you want smooth, straight hair, or a round one for hair that's fluffy and full—and always go with all boar or boar plus synthetic bristles for maximum shine.

To view the complete article click here.

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Amanda Seyfried looked stunning in an intricate updo at the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles.