Actor Carlos Bernard's Hair Tamer

Egyptian Magic Skin and Hair Cream 4-ounce jar


"...I had a pretty big 'fro going in high school," says Bernard, 40. "My hair goes wild, curly wild." Now he keeps it in line with hair tamer Egyptian Magic, a gift from his wife, actress Sharisse Baker-Bernard, who is expecting their first child this summer. "Without it, he says, "the hair will look like a walrus or a chicken" -- a do he sometimes models on-set, sealing his rep as 24's resident goofball."

Golf course hosts celebrity tourney

DAVIDSONVILLE -- Mickey Rooney, The West Wing s Richard Schiff and PGA veteran Lee Elder will be among the celebrities at Renditions Golf Course this weekend for the second annual R. Lee Ermey Celebrity Experience.

Mr. Ermey, an 11-year veteran of the Marines, is best known for his role as the drill sergeant in the movie Full Metal Jacket and is host of the History Channel s Mail Call show.

The event will benefit the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, the Young Marines Youth Organization and Veterans of Foreign Wars Unmet Needs program.

Other celebrities planning to attend include Leslie Nielsen, Carlos Bernard and Penny Johnson-Gerald of 24, Kevin Weisman and Greg Grunberg of Alias, Tanya Roberts and jazz musician Delfeayo Marsalis.

The Celebrity Experience weekend will kick off tonight at 8 at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington with a special Mail Call Live show featuring music and comedy.

The celebrity-amateur golf tournament will be held tomorrow at 8 a.m. at Renditions Golf Course. That evening, the fund-raiser will continue at the Gunny s Ball, a gala and auction honoring former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole, at 7 p.m. at the Marriott Wardman Park.

The weekend will conclude with the all-celebrity Bad Golf, Good Cause tournament on Sunday at Renditions. Spectators can watch the celebrities tee it up for $10 at the gate. It s free for military personnel with government ID.