Yawn. Debate Rages Over Britney Spears’ Digital Enhancement

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It’s been a while since we’ve had a good healthy debate on the truth and merits of Photoshopping celebrities to wash away the ugliness of their realities and the less than ad-worthy attributes of their physical self.

Thanks to a sneak peak of the new Britney Spears Candie’s print campaign, we can all, once again, wonder if Britney Spears is really as hot as she appears to be when she’s not shot Paparazzi-style leaving a 7-Eleven.

Oh of course she’s digitally altered. What would photographers and graphic designers do all day long if people weren’t routinely manipulated to the point of perfection?

This is advertising, after all, right?

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