Note to magazine editors, professional photographers, and anyone else who dabbles in Photoshop ... cut it out. Jessica Alba just had her little girl, Honor, last June and she's back to pre-baby shape already. She looks gorgeous (says Maggie with a jealous sneer). But, apparently, someone from the Campari campaign didn't think she was quite gorgeous enough.

Photos have surfaced showing a shot from the photo shoot before retouching and a photo after retouching. Granted, in my opinion, they're two different photos (her head tilt is different and would they really retouch the whole background?), even so, it's obvious there's been some retouching going on.

I just think it's a shame to take an incredibly fit and gorgeous woman like Jessica Alba and find room for improvement. It's no wonder that I -- far from Jessica Alba-ish -- look at my mirror in the morning and wonder when my rear end is going to be declared the 51st state.

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I've been seeing a lot of Eva Mendes lately, I suppose because there's been a lot of her to see -- she showed a lot of skin in a recent issue of Vogue Italia, and in her (too-hot-for-TV) ads for Calvin Klein's latest fragrance, Secret Obsession, she continues the trend.

There's no disputing that she looks amazing, but it didn't come without work, and she's sharing some of her secrets.

The actress says she respects her body more, and treats it like a temple. That probably made her diet and exercise changes a bit easier. Leading up to the shoot, Eva incorporated more cardio and said, "You want to stay away from bread, carbonation ... and you don't want to eat Chinese food, as delicious as it is. That's like, serious bloating!"

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Ahh, summer. The season of being self-conscious about your body as you try to squeeze into last year's bathing suit, the only one you could find that covers your unsavory bits of cellulite. Wouldn't it be nice to look like a swimsuit model and look good in any bathing suit? Well, eDiets has done an article on the diet secrets of a swimsuit model. Audrey Quock, of Sports Illustrated fame, has given her healthy living secrets, and it's not down to a magic pill -- she works out a lot, eats healthy and eats small portions. Despite her busy schedule, she works out at least three times a week. When she's got an important shoot coming up, she admits she does 'whatever it takes' to get in tip-top shape, including skipping meals.

I can handle the workout schedule but I ain't skipping any meals. What about you?

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