Ladies . . . I know you put a lot of time and effort into your hair, and that part of the reason is to look good for your man. But it turns out most guys will like your hair no matter what you do with it.

At least that’s according to a new, informal survey from “Cosmopolitan” magazine. Check it out:

71% of men say they don’t care if their girl styles her hair the same way every day.

83% of men think women in braids are hot.

43% say they love watching a girl put her hair UP, while 37% prefer to watch her take it DOWN. 20% say they’re both equally hot.

76% of men say they love when women sport asymmetrical haircuts.

And 55% of guys say they prefer mid-length hair to hair that’s super long.

This happened at a school in Chengdu, China but I could for sure see it making its way over here.

A teacher at the University of Electronic Science and Technology is punishing students who are late by making them write 1,000 EMOJIS.

From the pictures, it looks like they have to draw the emoji and write its name next to it.

According to a survey by Match.com, these are the ten worst pick-up lines of all time . . .

#1.) “What’s your sign?”

#2.) “Pardon me, I seem to have lost my phone number. Can I borrow yours?”

#3.) “You must be a broom, because you’re sweeping me off my feet.”

#4.) “Do you have a license? Because you’re driving me crazy.”

#5.) “I’ve got a thirst, and baby, you look like my Gatorade.” (???)

#6.) “Are you lost? Because heaven’s a long way from here.”

#7.) “Are you religious? Because you’re the answer to all my prayers.”

#8.) “Can I take your picture? I want Santa to know exactly what I want for Christmas this year.”

#9.) “Do you believe in love at first sight, or should I walk by again?”

#10.) “Well, here I am. What were your other two wishes?”

Deep down, apparently we all wish we could live in a world where we didn’t have neighbors. At least that’s what I’m getting from this survey.

It asked people what bothers them when they’re sitting in their backyard, enjoying the summer . . . and it appears all 10 things are caused by their neighbors. No one picked “mosquitoes” or “humidity”.Instead, they picked these . . .

#1.) Noise from the neighbor’s TV or radio.

#2.) Late-night parties . . . specifically, quote, “adults acting like three-year-olds and groups of middle-aged women shrieking.”

#3.) Children.

#4.) Power tools.

#5.) Alarms going off.

#6.) Hot tubs.

#7.) Barbecue smoke.

#8.) Bright security lights.

#9.) The smell of fabric softener from clothes hanging outside.

#10.) Musical instruments.

Other complaints that didn’t make the top 10 include dogs barking, wind chimes . . . and chickens.

The great thing about being really rich and really spiteful is, you can pull off great revenge schemes.

There’s a guy in the Detroit area named Alan Markovitz who owns several strip clubs, and apparently is regarded as some kind of strip club genius.

But he recently got divorced after being married for two years, when he caught his wife cheating on him. Then she moved in with the other guy in an expensive suburb of Detroit.

So Alan got his revenge . . . by buying the house next door, and putting up a huge statue of a hand with the middle finger up, pointed right at his ex-wife’s house.

He even installed a spotlight to shine on it, to make sure it was visible 24 hours a day. And if you’re wondering, yeah, it’s legal under the First Amendment.

If you want to the pics of it click here.

Mother’s Day is Sunday May 8th . . . just over two weeks out. Plenty of time to shop. But according to a new survey, a lot of moms would be happy if they just got a day to themselves this year.

12% of the women in the survey said a day off is the number one thing they want for Mother’s Day. But only 2% expect to actually get one.

The only thing that ranked higher was a handmade gift. All the women in the survey had kids under 18 though, so that’s why. But if you’re 38 and want to make your mom a macaroni necklace, we say go for it. Then call in and tell us how it went.

The survey also found the top things moms expect to get this year are a card . . . a handmade gift . . . and flowers. And 9% said they expect to get nothing.

They also had to name the worst gifts they’ve ever gotten. And the answers included a vacuum cleaner . . . having to listen to their kids fight all day . . . and having to spend the day with their mother-in-law.

They did the “kiss cam” thing at the Celtics-Hawks playoff game on Tuesday night.  And when it showed one couple in the stands kissing, a girl behind them stuffed her face with pizza . . . with a slice in each hand.

She knew she was on camera though

I grew up right here in Cookeville, born at Cookeville General in 1973 and graduated from CHS class of ’92! (woot woot) I’ve been to Nashville many times in life and not once have I ever heard of Nashville Hot Chicken!! Okay… so I did move away for 20 years so maybe I missed it somehow. When did Hot Chicken become a thing?

Thrillist did a list of the most important food innovation from each state, and yes Nashville Hot Chicken was the food they picked as the most important from Tennessee.

Here are some highlights.

1. Colorado’s most important innovation was Chipotle . . . the restaurant chain, not the spice. They also say Georgia’s most important innovation was Waffle House . . . Massachusetts’s is Dunkin’ Donuts . . . and Washington’s is Starbucks.

2. Iowa’s is sliced bread. Yep, Iowa literally invented sliced bread. It was invented and patented in Davenport, Iowa.

3. Louisiana’s is hot sauce.

4. Kentucky’s is bourbon.

5. And North Dakota’s is . . . unknown. The writers just said it’s definitely not lutefisk, but they couldn’t find anything else.

I did find this write up on Nashville Hot Chicken that’s pretty interesting.

It’s almost painful for me to see something that fulfills such an old, tired stereotype.

According to a new survey, just under half of men say they don’t know their anniversary date.

Married guys under 25 are the worst about it . . . 62% can’t remember their anniversary date. Men over 55 are the best, only 33% can’t remember. Which is still one out of three.

Only 3% of women surveyed said they’d ever forgotten an anniversary, even just once.

The survey also found that about one out of four guys has forgotten to buy flowers for a special occasion, and had to grab them from a gas station.

One in five women say they’ve bought flowers for themselves because they knew their boyfriend or husband wasn’t romantic enough to do it.

Jana Kramer has done lots of things leading up to becoming a Country Music Superstar… You might remember her from the TV show “One Tree Hill” or the Nationwide Commercial.

Now she has a new baby and was just nominated for Female Vocalist Of The Year at the ACM’s this year.

Jana is still working with Nationwide spreading the word about keeping kids safe at home. Check out the web site makesafehappen.com