Photoshop monsters: Eddie Van Halen

OK, it's no secret that just about every celebrity mug that graces a magazine cover gets an extra layer of reconstructive surgery thanks to the miracle of Photoshop. Most of the time, the idea is to turn the subject into a hyper-flawless sex goddess, or erase some dude's ugly zit -- but every so often, designers go into a trance and can't stop until they've literally created an inhuman monster. ... read more

Photoshop much?

Here is the thing about Photoshop -- we all know it exists but we are typically fooled by it and are constantly obsessing over how we want to look like "that." Sad ,but true. Every so often the Photoshop gods and goddesses get a little pixel happy and they aren't fooling anyone. In fact, they are just plain insulting to us loyal readers and to the celebrity being photographed. Photoshop insult of ... read more

Mobile Airbrushing - Photoshop App Expands to Google Phones

Picture Perfect Photo: Courtesy of Photoshop Want to hide that spot or blur those wrinkles, all from your Smartphone? Now, the coveted ability to Photoshop pictures from your phone is no longer reserved for iPhone aficionados only. Adobe announced today that its uber popular Photoshop.com Mobile Application is available for Android, the Google Mobile operating system, found on ... read more

Fergie Gets Photoshopped and Feathered

Celebrity Fashion Ads Fergie for M.A.C.'s VIVA GLAM collection Fabulous, feathered, and just a little airbrushed. MAC Cosmetics Katie and Posh's Dueling Ads We know it's tough to tell the difference, but that's Katie Holmes on the left for Miu Miu and Victoria Beckham baring (nearly) all for Giorgio Armani. The campaigns launched within days of one another -- so the question ... read more

Dove's campaign for "Real Beauty" was Photoshopped

Remember when we were all in love with Dove because they ran an ad campaign featuring "real" women? Well, kind of real -- clearly they weren't going to use fat or unattractive people, but at least the women in the ads were of more normal stature, and not Photoshopped to completely unrealistic proportions. Or were they? ... read more