A couple got a special treat from some friendly Imgur users who wanted to help them improve their sad, lonely looking vacation photos.

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!

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

I have been staring at this photo for ten minutes and I still can't tell whether my eyes are playing tricks on me. Is this Jennifer Lawrence or Emma Watson? How can it be both? And how do they blend together so seamlessly? Photoshop!

It has been a non-stop week for Justin Bieber news. Everything else in the world took a back seat as we watched Bieber enter the full bloom of his awkward rebellious phase, complete with a smiling mugshot, brief twitter silence, and then oddly-styled cryptic messages for his fans.

Here's a striking video from Hungarian singer Boggie, in which her moving image is being retouched and "corrected" throughout the entire video. Directed by Nándor Lőrincz and Bálint Nagy, the three-minute video shows Boggie's transformating from a lovely woman in dim lighting to a lovely, flawlessly made-up woman who…

It's not just Lena Dunham — every photo you see in every magazine and on every billboard has likely had some sort of retouching done. That's common knowledge. But what's actually involved in the process? We talked to a photographer and a couple of retouchers to learn what actually happens behind the scenes.

Earlier today we revealed what Lena Dunham's Vogue shoot looked like before they unleashed the Photoshop, and now she's responded.

Aerie, American Eagle's lingerie brand, has released its new (and well-timed) ad campaign starring unretouched models. Even better, the brand declares that there will be "no more retouching our girls and no more supermodels." Nicely done.

Lupita Nyong'o was just nominated for an Oscar, which means that we'll have over a month more of her flawless red carpet appearances, magazine spreads, and interviews. Apparently, we'll also get some skin lightening fuckery, thanks to Vanity Fair.

With perfectly titled articles such as "Other People's Babies: Pretend to Give A Shit" and "As A Parent Myself: Perfecting the Self Righteous Tone," this parenting spoof by Twitter user Kittus will finally give you something to laugh about the next time you are stuck in your dentist's office with a dead phone battery…