Mama Kardashian (alias: Kris Jenner) is in a bit of hot water: she's been caught unabashedly photoshopping her Instagrams. Who wore it best: mother or daughter?

California attorney Svitlana Sangary advertises her services on a website plastered with pictures of herself smiling with her celebrity friends. Only she was never actually in the same place as her celebrity friends; all of the photos are 'shopped. Expertly, I might add.

Australian model Meaghan Kausman recently did an underwater photoshoot, wearing a two-piece by Fella Swim. A few days later, the brand uploaded one of the photos to its own Instagram—and Kausman was shocked to see they'd magicked away a good chunk of her body. And she is pissed.

OK. Thank you Internet.

A new petition seeks to make Dove, the company behind the "Real Beauty" campaign, more accountable for labeling manipulated images in advertising but the company's not having it.

Wishing you had more pronounced cheekbones? Sighing over your lack of anime-like eyes? Well, there is a new app that'll allow you to play plastic surgeon with your very own visage.

Lego is soon to launch a new "Research Institute" play set, starring a trio of female scientists. It's based on a concept submitted to the Lego Ideas contest by geochemist Dr. Ellen Kooijman. Which is great!

Our friends in the UK are being thoroughly creeped out by Coke's new campaign which includes a headless shirtless man pouring himself a fine glass of Diet Coke. Said headless shirtless man appears to have zero nipples, which is either some type of astounding genetic anomaly or, more likely, a staggering Photoshop…

Vanessa Hudgens has boarded the no-photoshop train with her new ad for Bongo. Take that, trixy computer shenanigans.

And they got it so, so wrong.

While more and more companies use Photoshop less and less to make their models look perfect, one company refuses to let their leading ladies look anything less than perfect. That company is Disney, and some leaked photos show exactly how far the mouse will go to hide the truth about its princesses. Why do you…

Rachael Ray heads an impressive empire consisting of TV shows, branded merchandise, and even a monthly magazine about living the Rachael Ray lifestyle full of tips designed to simplify and streamline the lives of homemaking adults. But this month's cover of Every Day with Rachael Ray will only make lives more…

In an email to Jezebel, a spokeswoman for Ann Taylor LOFT says that a very uncomfortable looking photo of a model in a bikini on their website was only "minimally retouched" and that any reason it might have looked overly photoshopped was actually just because the model was standing "an awkward angle."

A model in a swimsuit ad for Ann Taylor loft seems to have had an unfortunate run-in with the waist-eating monster.

In a post on Instagram Wednesday, Troian Bellesario of Pretty Little Liars commented on recent concerns that a spread of the cast in the June issue of GQ was overly photoshopped.

After years of discussion and outcry (not just from this here website) about Photoshop and its potentially harmful effects on body image, two Congresswomen are actually doing something about it.

While much was made of the bizarre missing parts sported by a model on Target's website recently, less attention was paid to her very long arms. Now model Tanya Marie Keller has set the record straight: that's just the way her arms are. Sure, it's a little awkward, but who doesn't have weird things happening with…