So, in the least surprising news of the day, Time Magazine named Barack Obama its Person of the Year for 2008. Because, duh. Despite all the pageantry and pretense, no one in their right mind should have

Winston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin on the cinema during the shooting of the movie "City Lights" September 24, 1929.

While it may not be the most outrageous example of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish publication removing a prominent woman from a photo, the website Kikar HaShabbat's approach to removing Kim Kardashian deserves

A political ad for George W. Bush, as he was running for President, shows a sea of soldiers as a back drop to a child holding a flag. The original image included Bush standing at a podium, but he was removed

The cover of GQ magazine featured a digitally slimmed photo of actress Kate Winslet. Winslet said that the retouching was "excessive." "I don't look like that and more importantly I don't

This print (Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division) appears to be of General Ulysses S. Grant in front of his troops at City Point, Virginia, during the American Civil War. Some very nice

This nearly iconic portrait (in the form of a lithograph) of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln is a composite of Lincoln's head and the Southern politician John Calhoun's body.

In the aftermath of the Charlotte church shootings, a movement arose to remove the Confederate flag from southern state capitals due to its association with slavery and white supremacy. In the midst of

Kristen Yarrows was surprised to find a photo of herself as a Duke fan on a Bing page that concerned an upcoming Duke-Gonzaga game. She was particularly surprised because she's actually a fan of Wisconsin.

Riding a wave of public interest in revelations that celebrity photos are manipulated to unrealistic standards of attractiveness—as well as general public interest in making fun of singer Justin Bieber—the

In the midst of the Tour de France cycling tournament, French magazine Le Parisien published a story about former French President Nicolas Sarkozy in which he boasted of being such a strong cyclist that

Following a lead set in 2013 by lawmakers in Israel, France enacted a law intended to promote more realistic standards of beauty in advertising. The new law makes it illegal to hire models with a body

In their latest ad campaign, Snickers decided to ride the public fascination with poorly manipulated images, commonly referred to as "Photoshop fails." Their print ad proclaims that "Photo

Republican U.S. presidential candidate Ted Cruz was called dishonest when he launched a website attacking rival Republican candidate Marco Rubio, featuring a composite photo that depicted Marco Rubio shaking

In this doctored photo of Queen Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon—mother of Queen Elizabeth II—and Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King in Banff, Alberta, King George VI was removed from the original

A photo purporting to show Senator John Kerry and Jane Fonda sharing a stage at an anti-war rally emerged during the 2004 Presidential primaries as Senator Kerry was campaigning for the Democratic nomination.

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