"Avon calling!"

I have (what I think is) a revolutionary new idea regarding women's ages. It's not uncommon for us to fib about our age, especially as that real number starts to creep up. I don't think there's much harm in it, I just think we're doing ourselves a disservice.

The 2009 BET Awards were packed with music and entertainment celebs, and it was very much a celebration of the life and musical achievements of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

It's certainly no secret that I live for a good bargain (I think my love for amazing drugstore products and makeup under $5 has made that pretty clear). What I love even more than a bargain -- free stuff! That's why I'm spreadin' the love and sharing the best deals and freebies I've found this week. Enjoy!

I'm sure you heard that Farrah Fawcett, a true beauty icon since the 1970s, died Thursday at 62 years old after a three-year battle with cancer.

Today we celebrate her life by celebrating her hair (see our fave styles on her above). Her signature feathered blond hair is what made Fawcett a true living legend. We have all imitated her signature hairstyle throughout the years, and I'm sure we'll continue to in decades to come. Her style is the everlasting reminder of the original "Charlie's Angels" beauty.

I know, I know, you've heard it before: If you want to look your best you need to drink lots of water, get plenty of sleep, use the right products, etc. But for those of us who live in the real world (of occasional bar hopping and/or pulling all-nighters for work), getting those eight hours of shuteye just isn't always possible.

Thanks to DuWop Cosmetics, while we all impatiently await the second film of the "Twilight" series, "New Moon," we can imitate the looks of our beloved vampire characters with an official "Twilight" makeup line!

DuWop -- the brand that was used by makeup artists on the "New Moon" set -- plans to debut the full line this fall. For now, fans can try out a preview of the anticipated Twilight Venom, called Lip Venom V. This "Twilight" version of their best-selling lip plumper is described as a "shimmering crimson lip stain suspended in a venom-laced liquid lip conditioner with a bite."

It all started with the dramatic blonde squad from the OC and has traveled it's way across the country to New Jersey: "real" moms living out their lives for Bravo. Alright, we know reality television isn't really "reality" but after watching the reunion of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," one has to wonder what about these women is actually real? They have larger-than-life teased hair, overdone makeup, fake eyelashes and diamonds that rival JLO! Not to mention some fake body parts that should probably be left unmentioned. These

are hardly the women you see on a day to day basis in the carpool line or at the PTA meeting. We want to see the lives and stories of woman who aren't this froofy; who don't have big hair, big lips, big eyes, but the natural, classic beauty traits that all mothers posses.

Jessica Simpson, who is perhaps more famous for her stints in reality television than anything else, has a new show coming out on VH1 where she uses a documentary style to investigate "The Price of Beauty." The blonde bombshell travels the world to find out what different women, from different walks of life go through on a daily basis to be perceived as beautiful. Simpson will then be trying these techniques herself where surely the comedy will ensue.

Talk about star struck! Those of you following the news may have heard that 18-year-old Belgian Kimberley Vlaeminck claimed she fell asleep while a tattoo artist gave her a whopping 56 unwanted star tattoos on the entire left side of her face -- but she lied!

She now admits that she asked for every single star -- and was pleased with the result -- until her dad saw it and freaked out. So she blamed the artist and tried to sue, but admitted to her lie on Tuesday. Cleary, Vlaeminck has some serious regrets about the permanent embellishment on her face.