On a night when Hollywood tried to affirm a commitment to respecting women after decades of the opposite, it was bizarre to see a L'Or?al commercial that likened a famous actress' career to damaged hair. Even more strange, perhaps, was that a vocal minority of viewers seemed to love the spot--even as it was being...
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January 08, 2018
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