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As a supermodel Iman Mohamed Abdulmajid Bowie, aka Iman, knows how to give good face, but is it all hers?
Here's the 20-year-old Somalian beauty at the beginning of her career in 1975 (left) -- and the 53-year-old version at a NYC event on Thursday (right).
Apparently, aging is not in this season.
It was only one of the most important debates in history, but NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg didn't watch last night because he was at some gala giving an award to Iman -- whose name he couldn't even pronounce correctly!
Filed under: Paparazzi Video, Prez Election 2008
Jason Lewis was all about getting his spit all over our camera again -- and our photog couldn't be happier.
Also in NY: Ricki Lake couldn't control her laughter when asked about John Mayer, Helena Christensen got snubbed by an ageist and Dita Von Teese lamented her lost swan.
In LA: Deepak Chopra had some truly hilarious insight into Oprah Winfrey, Djimon Hounsou reacted to the most random compliment ever, Lindsay Lohan actually looked happy and Bai Ling was as spacey as ever.
Filed under: Star Catcher
Some stars look like they've been scared out of their wits, or filled with spackling and putty. But not this beautiful bunch! 
TMZ has pumped up a gallery of some well preserved stars, with their ages. Have they had some repaving done? You decide!
Want to see some more busted up stars? Click into our "No Makeup" and "Stars Turning Sixty" galleries!
Filed under: Beauty
TMZ had a run-in with the Secret Service last night -- getting pushed away from the door of Pier Sixty for the exit of former President Bill Clinton. Rank does have its privileges.
The Prez got special attention at the Can-Do Awards, but Josh Hartnett, a slightly heavier and hotter Kate Bosworth and her model buddy Helena Christensen didn't get the same treatment -- having to fend off photogs as they left headed to their cars. Rock royalty David Bowie and stunning wife Iman, Julianne Moore, and Beastie Boy Mike D were spotted leaving the event as well.
A hooded Jay-Z fared better than Corinne Bailey Rae at Butter, getting ushered through the doors without waiting in line, while John Legend had no problem getting into Tenjune.
All this in more in today's presidential edition of Star Catcher.
Filed under: Star Catcher
Rock icon David Bowie committed a minor fashion faux pas when he strode onto the scene at Glamour magazine's Women of the Year awards. No, he didn't wear anything that would garner TMZ "You Might Want to Rethink..." honors. Indeed, he looked quite debonair in a fancy Valentino suit. The slight problem for fashionistas is that Mr. Bowie left the tag on the sleeve for all to see. GQ style editor Adam Rapoport says visible labels are a no-no: "It's a definite fashion don't. It's not like the Lacoste crocodile or the Polo pony. You would never, ever walk out of a Valentino store with a label on the outside of your jacket." See kids, you learn something new every day. Somehow I don't think this little gaffe will put David on the un-fashionable list.
One thing never out of fashion is David's music. Bowie stays in touch with the changing musical times by scouring the young turks in the industry to bless them with his seal of approval. Bowie made our friends at Warner Brothers records quite happy when he picked the Secret Machines as one his favorite new bands. Bowie even interviewed the band for his BowieNet site (I got to interview them too!) and put them on his podcast saying he'd backed the band since their first record in 2004. Continuing his trendsetting ways, Bowie has also tapped TV on the Radio as a favorite up and coming act. Further cementing his credibility among the younger set, Bowie is proud of his portrait, recently rendered by My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way, for the NME 2006 Rock and Roll Yearbook. All this intermingling with rock's next generation is sure to help sales of Bowie classics that are being reissued in the coming months. By March of next year, nearly his entire catalog will be re-released, including must-haves like "The Man Who Saved The World" and "Tin Machine."
Bowie is also participating in "The Black Ball," a fundraiser for "Keep A Child Alive," which provides assistance for HIV and AIDS patients, focusing on infected children and their families in Africa and the developing world. The Black Ball is in New York City this Thursday night and is hosted by Alicia Keys and Bowie's wife, the ever fashionable Iman. The concert is $250 a ticket, but if you've got the big bucks, you can hobnob with the stars at the ball. $1,500 will get you a seat at a VIP table for dinner, pre-dinner cocktail party, premium seats at the concert where Bowie, Keys and others will perform, plus entry to the after-party. If you can afford it, it's for a good cause. But, if you go, be sure to check your duds for exposed labels -- you don't want to be scoffed at by the fashion police!
Filed under: Music, Sound Bytes
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