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Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
November 19, 2009

Demi Moore in airbrushing controversy

When Demi Moore appeared on the December cover of W magazine, she drew admiring glances for her slender figure and flawless skin.

But while most readers are used to a little airbrushing and touch-up on the covers, it appears the 47-year-old has fallen foul of an overenthusiastic Photoshopper.

A chunk of her thigh appears to have been digitally removed from the cover between her hip bone and a casually draped sarong.

There is a good chunk missing from what was her left thigh (our right). Underneath the sarong, the thigh continues but appears to be bulging out an inch more than the photoshopped area.

The mistake was pointed out by eagle-eyed commentators and has been the subject of hot discussion on the internet.

According to Jezebel.com, W magazine claimed any retouching was done in-house by the staff of photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.

And a spokesperson added the photographers ‘did not do anything unusual or out of the ordinary on Demi Moore for the photo on the cover of W.

“Demi is an extraordinary beautiful woman and we feel our cover reflects that.”

The actress, who is wearing a Balmain metal mesh and leather dress, was labelled a Demi Goddess in the accompanying article.

And, as many internet bloggers and commentators have pointed out, Demi looks so slender on the red carpet that there has been speculation that she had gone under the knife.

So why the designers cut out a section of her hip remains a mystery.

– Daily Mail

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Crocked David Beckham coaches his boys

It seems David Beckham’s sons are well on their way to becoming all-American boys.

Cruz, four, Romeo, seven, and Brooklyn, nine, who now call Los Angeles home, were seen enjoying a game of American football wednesday.

The little trio were in good spirits as they wrestled for the ball and at one stage Cruz led an impromptu game of baseball.

David was forced to coach from the sidelines after he twisted his ankle during an LA Galaxy match against Chivas USA last week. But sources say the star is wearing a medical boot as a precaution, and is expected to recover in time for the biggest game of his US football career this weekend. – Daily Mail

Beyoncé crowd-surfs in high heels and sparkly leotard

Those lucky enough to catch Beyoncé Knowles in concert know the singer certainly puts on a show.

But her fans certainly didn’t expect the 28-year-old to dive off the stage and go crowd surfing.

Beyoncé decided to take the plunge at her gig at the 02 on Monday night, leaping from a stage in the middle of the London arena into a crowd of fans.

The Sasha Fierce star’s shock crowd-surf came during the finale of her concert for fans at London’s 02 Arena as she sang the hit Halo.

The singer, 28, was carried across the crowd in her skimpy hot-pant bodysuit and managed to hold on to her microphone and sing live as she was passed across the fans.

They carried her across the venue before returning her to the podium for the end of

the track. – Daily Mail

Are you sure you’re ready for heels, Suri?

Take away the pigtails and cuddly toy and you have an outfit that many grown-up girls would envy.

But then at three, Suri Cruise is already rather grown-up for her age.

Tottering along in silver high heels, black leggings and a chunky red coat, she had the look of a tiny teenager let loose in her mother’s wardrobe.

Not that Suri, the daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, has any need to borrow mummy’s things. – Daily Mail

Photoshop disaster? Demi Moore appears on the December issue of W magazine but her left hip (on the right) appears to have been digitally altered.

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