ARDELL LASHES It was movie magic that launched a famous beauty trend. In 1916, legendary movie director, D.W. Griffith wanted Seena Owen, the leading lady of his epic, "Intolerance", to have glamorous lashes so long they would gracefully touch her cheeks when she fluttered her eyelashes or looked down thoughtfully. A wig maker wove human hair through fine gauze and gummed them to Owen's eyelids

Model Agyness Deyn gave Lady Gaga competition in the wacky department at last night's ACE Awards. The raven-haired British beauty wore a pair of feathered hair false eyelashes on her lower lashlines to create an effect despair, "sad clown" look. Well, sad, goth, clown. While the creativity was all Deyn's doing, she may have been inspired by Lady Gaga's current influence on