Click here for a hilarious, superbly edited parody of what cinema history might have been like if Jerry Lewis played 007.

By Lee Pfeiffer

The general consensus seems to be that Julia Roberts is a pretty woman. However, she's made the unforgivable sin of reaching middle age, so her new ad touting Lancombe cosmetics appears to have been horrendously retouched in the attempt to "improve" her looks. If the ad has not been retouched, then the only other explanation is that Roberts sat for several hours with her face under an industrial sander. Does it strike anyone at the cosmetics group that if they are promoting makeup that is supposed to be very flattering, won't the average woman wonder why their ads need to doctor up one of the most glamorous ladies in show business?

With the only remaining Aston Martin DB5 to have been driven on screen by Sean Connery going on the auction market this fall, the New York Times takes a look back on Bond's vehicles and why they are pop culture icons. Click here to read