Dennis Rodman, known as "The Bad ... Known for dying his hair in bright colors, wearing eccentric clothing, and having numerous tattoos and piercings, Rodman was unlike any other player in the league.

Ask a random basketball fan to name a unique player, and chances are, Dennis Rodman's name will come up immediately. After all, "The Worm" easily stands out in a crowd with dyed hair, pierced nose ...

Once Rodman wore a Bulls uniform, though, Pippen said he fit in "like a hand in a glove." Jordan added that "Dennis was one of the smartest guys I’ve played with." ...

Bio: Dennis Rodman (born Dennis Keith Rodman in Trenton, New Jersey on May 13, 1961) is an American retired professional basketball player. During his 14-year career in the NBA, Dennis played ...

Dennis Rodman was a walking contradiction. Chaos and order wrapped into one. The wild hair, the piercings, the full-throttle intensity — it was hard to separate the spectacle from the player.

Dennis Rodman (Miami Heat v Chicago Bulls - Game Two) With his colorful hair, loud outgoing personality, and facial piercings, many assume Dennis Rodman was the party animal he portrayed .

San Antonio's Dennis Rodman celebrates after scoring a basket in the second half of the Spurs' 97-90 overtime win over Los Angeles Monday, May 8, 1995, in San Antonio, when the Spurs took a 2-0 ...

Of course, Rodman was known for his many tattoos and piercings (as well as his colorful hair) during his NBA career. But at 62 years old now, that new tattoo might be a little extra, even for him.

NBA legend Dennis Rodman was known for a lot of things during his playing career. There were the rebounds. The blonde hair. The tattoos. The piercings. Dating Madonna. Marrying Carmen Electra. But ...

The 1990s NBA star Dennis Rodman, by contrast, used his ink — along with his piercings, dresses and technicolor hair — to mark himself as “a true individual in a deeply conservative culture.” ...

Dennis Rodman’s support for the LGBT+ community spans more than two decades. From rainbow-coloured hair, to piercings, to dressing in drag, Rodman has long been an advocate for being yourself.