Men have body-image worries too (AP)

NEW YORK - That guy in the Abercrombie & Fitch ad doesn't have a head, but does it really matter? His upper body is as sculpted as Michelangelo's David — all chiseled muscle, washboard abs and not a follicle of chest hair. You don't just see him in the provocative ads for Abercrombie, the youth-oriented clothing chain: On billboards and in magazines everywhere, it seems, there's a male Adonis — buff, sleek, hairless. Like that famous 500-year-old statue, it's nice to look at. But how ...