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We already told you about iconic “Pretty Woman” Julia Roberts’ collaboration with beauty giant Lancôme. Now, the images from her first campaign for the brand have finally been revealed. She’s looking fresh as ever, with sunny blond locks and her signature full lips, but our eyes were immediately drawn to, well, her eyes. Which comes as no surprise, considering that the ads are designed to sell the new Definicils Precious Cells Mascara. The product features stem cell technology (from Swiss apple extract–nothing controversial!) that claims to grow lashes longer while adding a heavy dose of volume to boot, and it’s set to debut in department stores later this summer. Will you be snagging the $29 “miracle mascara?” Tell us in the comments below!

Megan Fox will soon appear in the comic book adaptation Jonah Hex, which takes place in the Wild West, but all anyone who’s seen the trailer wants to talk about is her tiny waist. “It’s small,” the star admitted to MTV. With the help of vintage corsets, she explained, “we got it down to about 18 inches.” That, you may recall, is Scarlett O’Hara territory. Megan said she wouldn’t mind if the close-fitting foundation garments made a comeback: “I enjoy them . . .  maybe I’m sick,” she joked. But after hearing that the ones she wore in the film “would leave these deep grooves, these deep indents from the boning in the corsets, for the whole next day,” we’re happy to leave them in the past. More

Remember the geometric statement necklace Lady Gaga rocked in her “Poker Face” video? Now it can be yours. Starting today, you can bid on the Brian Lichtenberg piece on Winnit.com—all proceeds will benefit The Lupus Foundation.  But there’s a catch: As always on Winnit, the prize doesn’t go to the person who places the highest bid; instead, you’ve got to try to guess the lowest dollar amount that no one else will pick. (A tip: $.01 is likely already taken, so you’ll have to get creative. We’re calling dibs on 83 cents.) You’ll have to kick in $1 to compete, but if you’re the winner, you may be able to own a piece of Gaga’s iconic style for only dollars more.

Before American Idol there was Stagedoor Manor, a performing arts camp in New York’s Catskills that since 1970 has nurtured the talent of stars-to-be such as Natalie Portman, Robert Downey Jr., Mandy Moore, and Zach Braff. Theater Geek, a new book by author Mickey Rapkin, details the legendary sleepaway camp’s story, and offers plenty of before-they-were-famous dish on Stagedoor alums like Lea Michele. “I never had a lead at Stagedoor,” the Glee star told Rapkin. “I was in a revue, Side by Side by Sondheim. I also sang the ‘Pinball Wizard’ solo in Tommy. My last summer, I was supposed to be one of the friends in Sweet Charity, but I left to do a workshop of Spring Awakening in New York.” As Rapkin writes, “One couldn’t exactly blame her. ‘It was a real job,’ she says. And? ‘I made money.’ AND? ‘And I got to play the lead.’” Get more scoop on the star-creating camp in Theater Geek, in bookstores now.