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Are you a guy cause maybe it's one of those things that only women are wired to appreciate his sense of style 
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He's a breath of fresh air in that regard. He keeps it unpredictable and I think that's what makes us women go crazy. I saw a brief clip of him in a concert where he finally, yes FINALLY decided to at least unbutton his shirt but alas, he didn't take it off, LOL. He leaves a lot to the imagination which is kind of unheard of with famous singers these days 
Like the recent pics of him performing at the Curacao Jazz Fest where he's wearing the cutoff jeans and black t-shirt/white tee with plaid flannel. 
I understand that it was very hot there and he needed to be cool but...I really didnt like what he wore either--like I think it would have made better sense for him to wear a tank top, because I think that would have actually looked better than the shirts and it would have been cooler too imo. The jean cutoffs...again I understand it was very hot, but surely he could have found some light and loose slacks to wear? Oh well. 
I would like his stage wardrobe to be a little more--oh I dont know--pleasing to the eye I guess.
It's probably because he doesnt like to fuss with his hair--its easier for him to throw a hat over it and not have to deal with it 
My favorite artist singing a song by another one of my favorite artists 
Thank you Bruno--you so ROCK!!
Yeah it was a great video and it was so cool of him to tribute her like that and he sounded great! Imagine if she had lived what a collaboration with them both would have been like! 
Glad I saw the video before she deleted it!
Old pic from 2011 of Bruno partying at a club in Germany. 
So cool that he met him, and then years later he has a son who not only is inspired by MJ, but has been compared to him many times! I wonder if Bruno is a little jealous that his dad got to meet his idol 
Inductees into the Doo-Wop Hall of Fame of America aren’t enshrined, they’re honored. There’s no building where bronze likenesses of The Belmonts, The Five Keys, The Cadillacs or The Ink Spots reside. And that’s fine with founder Harvey Robbins.
“I never intended to have a building. That’s only a place to sell T-shirts and memorabilia,” Robbins told us. “This is to honor the music and the legacy of these great performers.”
This year’s induction/concert takes place Oct. 12 at the North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, and the honorees include, among others, The Clovers, The Persuasions, the original members of The Duprees, The Shades of Blue, and Pete Hernandez and the Love Notes.
Not familiar with Hernandez? Perhaps you’ve heard of his son, Bruno Mars.
Before he was selling millions of CDs and playing sold-out arena shows, Mars — real name Peter Hernandez — was singing with his dad, the man credited with introducing Doo Wop to the island of Hawaii. (Bruno’s first album was called “Doo-Wops & Hooligans.”)
“Of course, my son has reached levels I never attained,” Hernandez says. “But I first brought him into my show when he was 2 1/2, and from that time until he was 17, he was surrounded by Do-Wop singers. He absorbed so much of that.”
Pete Hernandez grew up in New York, watching groups singing on street corners. Hearing those harmonies changed his life, and when he moved to Hawaii and he put a group together that has been performing for three decades.
“I can’t believe I’m being honored [by the Hall of Fame],” he said. “These are idols of my life.”
If you’re wondering if Mars will be there Oct. 12 when his father is honored, we don’t know.
“Even if he was, I wouldn’t say,” his father said. “It would take away from what Harvey has in mind. If he comes, [Bruno] will see his father attain what to him would be like a Grammy. That’s how I treasure this.”
http://www.bostonglobe.co...tory.html
