It was the ever erudite Bonnie Tyler who asked, all those moons ago, where have all the good men gone. Had she released Holding Out For a Hero today, she might as well have questioned where all the men had gone, full stop.
Consider the evidence: Shane Warne, cricketing hero and expert boozer, a man who once had a McDonald?s burger named after him and a philanderer who romped with two models and a blow-up doll, has now become a doll himself ? a walking, talking Ken-like creature who tweets about his favourite beauty products and reportedly now wears make-up. He?s also said to have lost two stone in four months.
Next into the witness box, we have one William Jefferson Clinton, former President of the United States of America, seducer of interns and a man who generally had the ability to make women?s clothes fall off simply by looking at them.
He has abandoned his former diet of Krispy Kreme doughnuts, steaks and burgers, and is now a vegan, eschewing all meat, eggs, dairy and oil. He?s raved about losing 24lb in a matter of months, as well as lowering his cholesterol levels. He says his goal now is to get down to 185lb ? what he weighed when he was 13.
Last but not least, we have Hugh Laurie, now best known for his role as the grumpy doctor in House, but who once played Bertie Wooster. One wonders what Jeeves would have thought of his old boss using L?Oreal products, a brand for whom Laurie has recently become an ?ambassador?. Speaking about his latest role, Laurie said that: ?At first I thought it was a mistake, but then I realised that L?Oreal wasn?t looking for models but for people with strong personalities, who 'are? worth it? and who aren?t afraid to proclaim that using cosmetics can be a very masculine decision after all.?
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