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Eva Vs. Kelly: Who Wore It Better???

Left: Eva Longoria in Las Vegas hosting the Padres Contra El Cancer Annual Gala earlier this month. Right: Kelly Clarkson performing on the X Factor in London on Monday.

Both ladies are wearing the same alice + olivia gold sequin dress less than two weeks apart. So tell us…

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[Image via Judy Eddy/WENN & AP Images.]

Jordin Sparks Gets Her Own Fragrance

Was this really necessary?

American Idol has-been Jordin Sparks is fighting to stay relevant by launching her first fragrance Because Of You.

Wait a minute. Isn't that a song by Kelly Clarkson!? Pathetic!

Jordin made sure her stank was affordable for her fans, which is why it'll retail for $9.50. She explains:

"I looked at some other celebrity fragrances, and they were like $80. Even now, I look at a fragrance that’s $80, and I can’t bring myself to spend that much."

We're going to go out on a limb here, but those $80 fragrances are probably celebrities who have actual careers.

The cheap fragrance can be purchased at Dots, a fast-fashion chain we've never heard of, starting this month.

[Image via MEINRADphotography/WENN.]

Kelly Outfugs Everyone Else

OH yikes. Yikes yikes.

This is just so bad all around. From the strange boob embellishment on the dress to the sheer pantyhose and bad makeup, Kelly Clarkson was looking pretty rough at the AMAs last night. She looks dressed to go to the office Christmas party!

Easily the worst dressed of the night.

Eek!

[Image via WENN.]

Self Magazine Defends Airbrushing

Airbrushing is a hot topic these days! You remember how the Brits want to ban photoshop?

Now, in the wake of Kelly Clarkson's hella airbrushed Self magazine cover, the fitness mag's editor-in-chief, Lucy Danziger, has taken to her Self blog to respond to all the retouching hate that's been going on in the media as of late.

She stands by airbrushing, saying that, "we allow the postproduction process to happen, where we mark up the photograph to correct any awkward wrinkles in the blouse, flyaway hair, and other things that might detract from the beauty of the shot. This is art, creativity, and collaboration. It's not, as in a news photograph, journalism. It is, however, meant to inspire women to want to be their best. That is the point."

Inspire women or make them feel insecure????

Wouldn't inspiring them start with letting women know that they don't have to compare themselves to a standard that can't be reached?

Danziger also admits that she asked her staff to shave off a few inches from her hips in a photo of her running a marathon that ran with the editor's note in her mag. She says, "I am confident in my body, proud of what it can accomplish, but it just didn't look the way I wanted in every picture."

Hmm. We feel like honesty, encouragement, and attainable standards are more inspirational than Photoshopped images.

What do U think??