Rihanna gets the sexiest celebrity stomach award according to a poll of about 2,500 people conducted by a company called AntiBloat.

Note, Rihanna, age 20, came in number #1, but most of the celebrities in the top five were substantially older than her including Helen Mirren, Liz Hurley and Jemina Khan. We wonder about the empirical purity of the vote conducted by AntiBloat - a stomach-flattening supplement (wow, is there such a thing?)

Racehl wants a rhinoplasty and has felt this way for several years. She says her side profile is embarrassing.

She cannot afford plastic surgery and says the nose job would cost about $8,500. She's not working now; she's a graduate student. She feels the rhinoplasty would give her more self-confidence and although she never thought she would ask others for money she feels desperate so she has joined a site called My-Donation where she has put out her request for people to consider contributing to her rhinoplasty fund via PayPal.

The New York magazine had an unusually detailed article last Sunday about new trends in plastic surgery for celebrities and the New York elite. The stretching face-lift of old is giving way to plumping the face outwards by adding fat and injections to it. The article names at least three of the top plastic surgeons in New York and provides us with a scoop on what aging celebrities (such as Madonna who turns 50 this year) are doing to keep their faces looking young. Check out the New New Face.