After being threatened with a defamation suit, however, the website changed its tune and said that, in fact, it was the photo of the smaller Bieber that had been manipulated for the sake of the story.
Riding a wave of public interest in revelations that celebrity photos are manipulated to unrealistic standards of attractiveness—as well as general public interest in making fun of singer Justin Bieber—the website BreatheHeavy.com published photos purporting to show that the photo for a new Calvin Klein underwear campaign had been modified to make Bieber appear more muscular and well-endowed than he is in reality. After being threatened with a defamation suit, however, the website changed its tune and said that, in fact, it was the photo of the smaller Bieber that had been manipulated for the sake of the story.
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