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A combination picture shows Australian Chinese Howard, 34, who does not disclose his last name, posing before (L) and after having a haircut and make-up applied to turn into a North Korean leader Kim Jong-un lookalike at a hair salon in Hong Kong November 27, 2013. A haircut and some make up was all it took for the musician to transform himself into a lookalike of North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim, on Wednesday. When Kim came into power about a year ago, Howard's friends teased him for his resemblance to the world's youngest leader. Then on April Fool's Day, the 34-year-old drummer-turned-music producer chopped his hair off and, realising he could make something out of it, set up a Facebook page. (Photo by Bobby Yip/Reuters)
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