We're all familiar with what happens each year as the weather cools: Pumpkins adorn doorsteps, radio stations start playing holiday tunes and mustaches appear on upper lips. You're probably familiar ...

It’s that time of the year. The trees are an explosion of reds and browns. Pumpkin-spiced lattes show up in coffee shops. And men start growing out their mustaches for Movember, a two-decades-old ...

SACRAMENTO — There is a good chance you know someone who's growing out their facial hair this month. Most people know it as No-Shave November — or Movember. It's a fun way to raise money for charity ...

Have you noticed that men are growing out their beards and mustaches more and more every November? It's not a coincidence. The campaign, otherwise known as Movember, encourages facial hair growth for ...

Last year, thousands of people across the country saw November as an excuse to grow a moustache — and, as a result, raised over $18 million for men’s health. The global Movember movement, which began ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Monday, Nov. 1, marks the beginning of a month-long movement that puts a fun, conversation-starting twist on the serious health issues men face, specifically mental health, suicide ...

As the fall chill sets in, you may see some men sporting scruffy faces. It could be laziness, it could be a fashion statement, or maybe it’s a way for men to look out for each other. Many men are ...

PITTSFIELD — Local supporters of the Movember movement and foundation gathered at the Patterson Field House at Berkshire Community College on Sunday afternoon as players with real and fake mustaches ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Yes, we all know it’s “No-Shave November”, but did you know about “Movember“?! Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Director of Development Michael Yates sits down with ...

The Duke of Sussex met with personnel from the men's health charity Movember at the headquarters of the Western Bulldogs, a professional Australian rules football club ...

If you want to support a women’s health cause, it’s easy. You can wear pink in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, participate in Race for the Cure, or join a fun run for ovarian cancer. But ...