EOD Saturday: In an awesome reversal of standard fashion magazine operating procedures, Vogue Paris used makeup to give its 22-year-old cover model exaggerated wrinkles around her eyes.

Seriously, it’s getting creepy.

You didn’t think HBO’s Bill Maher wasn’t going to weigh in on Rosengate, now did you?

We may have been among the many to cheer comedian Bill Maher’s recent New York Times op-ed, in which he implored folks (the colloquial we’ll use here, its deeper meaning being “celebrity types”) to stop apologizing already. Why were we fans? Because, like Maher, we’re a little sick of the faux outrage — and the fake feather-ruffling some do in the name of political pandering.

Everyone knows HBO host Bill Maher oversteps his boundaries and would probably make his girlfriend cry, so I was surprised to find myself agreeing wholeheartedly with his Wednesday New York Times op-ed titled, “Please Stop Apologizing,” which is a call for all of us to stop being so. damn. sensitive.

Just when you thought the Rush Limbaugh/Sandra Fluke debacle couldn’t get any more ridiculous, comedian Bill Maher upped the ante by reminding us that he defended Limbaugh, but that his name-calling of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin was not as bad as the conservative radio host’s “slut” and “prostitute” remarks and was taken out of context.